Thanks man, we should get in there and step it up
Properly finishing a track is a bedroom producer's nightmare.
And this is too true I've found out haha
> seems like I'm always getting new pages, damn!
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Thanks man, we should get in there and step it up
And this is too true I've found out haha
> seems like I'm always getting new pages, damn!
Blackace
if you see me in a fight with a bear, don't help me fool, help the bear!
Well shit... tmw is my 35th birthday...
This weekend is going to be bad.. I might as well leave my liver at home.
With that be said I will leave this here
www.dj-ace.com/Mixes/ignorant19.mp3
aka
ninjas who can sing and rap at the same time..
lol
listen to it and you will see it..
This weekend is going to be bad.. I might as well leave my liver at home.
With that be said I will leave this here
www.dj-ace.com/Mixes/ignorant19.mp3
aka
ninjas who can sing and rap at the same time..
lol
listen to it and you will see it..
Blackace
if you see me in a fight with a bear, don't help me fool, help the bear!
Happy birthday Ace!
as for your liver and/or kidneys and/or wallet and/or dignity
Best thing about where I am now with my DJing... wallet will be good as long as I don't lose it.. lol
Should be interesting... sigh..
IrishNinja
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sup kyonnnnnns <3
what ye albums have you listened to, and do you recall any tracks in particular you liked? he's changed his style up quite a bit so that kinda thing is helpful for recommendations.
what ye albums have you listened to, and do you recall any tracks in particular you liked? he's changed his style up quite a bit so that kinda thing is helpful for recommendations.
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What Kanye album's did you listen to? And songs in particular that stick out?Greetings my fellow stansistrenBrethren
I wish to be converted. Any recommendations?
EDIT: Kanye is like the only hip hop i listen to that i know of. I bought Channel Orange out of hype
and was disappointing besides like 3 songs.
Just take your ID and enough money to catch a taxi home. Keep it together with a money clip if you have one. I'm sure you'll get enough free drinks where you won't have to pull out your own money.
Recommendations from the entirety of hip-hop is tough. Practically an endless list if someone has never listened to the genre.Greetings my fellow stansistrenBrethren
I wish to be converted. Any recommendations?
EDIT: Kanye is like the only hip hop i listen to that i know of. I bought Channel Orange out of hype
and was disappointing besides like 3 songs.
Like CRS said, what did you like/dislike about Kanye and what albums of his have you heard?
These should be a good starting point:Greetings my fellow stansistrenBrethren
I wish to be converted. Any recommendations?
EDIT: Kanye is like the only hip hop i listen to that i know of. I bought Channel Orange out of hype
and was disappointing besides like 3 songs.
Nas - Illmatic
NWA - Greatest Hits
Wu Tang Clan - 36 Chambers
Gang starr - Moment of Truth
Tupac - Greatest Hits
Biggie - Ready to Die
Jay-Z - The blueprint
Young Jeezy - TM101
Game - The Documentary
Ice Cube - Death Certificate
Those are all great albums but may not be the best choices for someone just getting into hip hop.
IrishNinja
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nah, Jeezy stood out for me too. there's a lotta people on here that call it a classic and that's cool, but it felt like detox was just checking off a general sound/region list and jeezy got a token vote, haha
I find you have to brute force yourself, I started really getting into hiphop with Illmatic but it did not click with me at first. After a few listens it clicked just as a whole package and each subsequent listen unravelled the genius of different aspects of the album for me such as the rhyme pattern, flow, beats etc. I don't see the point in trying to cater to his / her's taste in hiphop because they haven't listened to it enough to form their own taste, I think there is a decent range of styles in the albums listed to find something you like. Also classics can open your mind to different styles because of just how damn good they are, for instance TM101 made me appreciate ignorant / trap music much more than I used to.
TM101 is a certified classic, it is a motivational album so you have to be in the right frame of mind. Toku posted an interview a while back where some guy said he was delivering pizza but the album motivated him. Even though it is about moving weight, Jeezy transforms it into the universal theme of motivation of grinding for your dream. I listened to it recently during my exam's and it really gets you pumped up not like a club banger more like it's me against the world and I'm going to go get mine. Jeezy never fails to make me happy, the guy is a genius. The craft behind the best Jeezy songs is on the level of the best songs from lyrical heavyweights like Nas or GZA.
TM101 is a certified classic, it is a motivational album so you have to be in the right frame of mind. Toku posted an interview a while back where some guy said he was delivering pizza but the album motivated him. Even though it is about moving weight, Jeezy transforms it into the universal theme of motivation of grinding for your dream. I listened to it recently during my exam's and it really gets you pumped up not like a club banger more like it's me against the world and I'm going to go get mine. Jeezy never fails to make me happy, the guy is a genius. The craft behind the best Jeezy songs is on the level of the best songs from lyrical heavyweights like Nas or GZA.
Blackace
if you see me in a fight with a bear, don't help me fool, help the bear!
2 Chainz!!!!
Ooh, thanks. Gonna pick up that Killer Mike record.
The first hip hop that I really got into and actually showed me that "damn this is hip hop?! i;ve been missing out!" was A Tribe Called Quest.
Before I only listened to alt rock and shit and believed hip wasn't really music as there weren't any live instruments used (I was 14!), then I got Midnight Marauders and it all changed. Qtips production was and still is so damn good!
Before I only listened to alt rock and shit and believed hip wasn't really music as there weren't any live instruments used (I was 14!), then I got Midnight Marauders and it all changed. Qtips production was and still is so damn good!
Zeus Molecules
illegal immigrants are stealing our air
Greetings my fellow stansistrenBrethren
I wish to be converted. Any recommendations?
EDIT: Kanye is like the only hip hop i listen to that i know of. I bought Channel Orange out of hype
and was disappointing besides like 3 songs.
I can't speak for the west coast centric starters Guide for a Kanye fan but this is my attempt at one for other sub genres. The point is to build initial genre exposure upon the equivalent of Hip Hop easy listening.
First get spotify.
Start with the last outkast album and work your way back to their first album. They have a great catalog full of uniquely structured albums.
Extra credit: listen to WTT by Kanye and Jay-z then these following Jay-Z solo albums - "Black Album" then "Blueprint 1". If you like what u hear then continue to "Vol.1" and "Reasonable Doubt". If your still eager move onto Biggie's album. At that point its up to you.
Zeus Molecules
illegal immigrants are stealing our air
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Greetings my fellow stansistrenBrethren
I wish to be converted. Any recommendations?
EDIT: Kanye is like the only hip hop i listen to that i know of. I bought Channel Orange out of hype
and was disappointing besides like 3 songs.
the brehthren welcome
try Blu & Exile- Below the Heavens
i think it has a lot of overlap with kanye
Supreme Clientele. It just has more of my Ghostdeini faves. Although tbh they are both equally dope.
I can agree with that. Ghost is performing here in Atlanta this Saturday so i'm gonna get a ticket.
Syph Medwes
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Happy early birthday! And thanks for the reverse birthday present with mix19 haha
Toku was right. A Recon made OT can only be a bad omen for the HOP de la GAF.
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EDIT: happy bday Ace. You old motherfucker.
EDIT2: Supreme Clienetele 8 days a week. I almost thought the Wu was back when that shit dropped. Then reality came back. Someone get RZA back on the Nutmeg.
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EDIT: happy bday Ace. You old motherfucker.
EDIT2: Supreme Clienetele 8 days a week. I almost thought the Wu was back when that shit dropped. Then reality came back. Someone get RZA back on the Nutmeg.
PhoenixDark
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Supreme Clientele all day. Ironman is classic but I feel like it's not as great as it could have been. Given the way Ghost dominated Cuban Links, I assumed he'd do the same on his own album. Instead Rae kind of gets him on multiple tracks, surprisingly. Also production wise it doesn't match Links.
Supreme Clientele is one of the most challenging albums I've heard. At first I couldn't fuck with most of it due to the nonsensical rhyming, but eventually it just clicks and you realize the shit is brilliant. I pray to god Ghost sounds like that again one day.
That album also probably has the best non-RZA produced tracks anyone from the Wu has blessed
Uno Venova
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new dj khaled album tracklist
1. Shout Out To The Real. DJ Khaled featuring Meek Mill, Ace Hood and Plies
2. B****es and Bottles (Let's Get It Started) DJ Khaled featuring Lil Wayne, T.I. And Future
3. I Wish You Would DJ Khaled featuring Kanye West and Rick Ross
4. "Take It To The Head" DJ Khaled featuring Rick Ross, Nicki Minaj, Chris Brown and Lil Wayne
5. "They Ready" DJ Khaled featuring J. Cole, Big K.R.I.T. and Kendrick Lamar
6. "I'm So Blessed" DJ Khaled featuring Big Sean, Wiz Khalifa, Ace Hood and T-Pain
7. "Hip-Hop" DJ Khaled featuring Scarface and Nas
8. "I Did It For My Dawgz" DJ Khaled featuring Rick Ross, Meek Mill, French Montana and Jadakiss
9. "I Don't See Em." DJ Khaled featuring Birdman, Ace Hood, and 2 Chainz
10. "Don't Pay 4 It" DJ Khaled featuring Wale, Tyga, Mack Maine and Kirko Bangz
11. "Suicidal Thoughts" DJ Khaled featuring Mavado
12. "Outro (They Don't Want War)" DJ Khaled featuring Ace Hood
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1. Shout Out To The Real. DJ Khaled featuring Meek Mill, Ace Hood and Plies
2. B****es and Bottles (Let's Get It Started) DJ Khaled featuring Lil Wayne, T.I. And Future
3. I Wish You Would DJ Khaled featuring Kanye West and Rick Ross
4. "Take It To The Head" DJ Khaled featuring Rick Ross, Nicki Minaj, Chris Brown and Lil Wayne
5. "They Ready" DJ Khaled featuring J. Cole, Big K.R.I.T. and Kendrick Lamar
6. "I'm So Blessed" DJ Khaled featuring Big Sean, Wiz Khalifa, Ace Hood and T-Pain
7. "Hip-Hop" DJ Khaled featuring Scarface and Nas
8. "I Did It For My Dawgz" DJ Khaled featuring Rick Ross, Meek Mill, French Montana and Jadakiss
9. "I Don't See Em." DJ Khaled featuring Birdman, Ace Hood, and 2 Chainz
10. "Don't Pay 4 It" DJ Khaled featuring Wale, Tyga, Mack Maine and Kirko Bangz
11. "Suicidal Thoughts" DJ Khaled featuring Mavado
12. "Outro (They Don't Want War)" DJ Khaled featuring Ace Hood
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runlikehell
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Looking forward to that 2 Chainz feature, will be the standout on that track. Birdman's verse will be more bird summoning, 100 million dollars bdddraaaap noise.
spindashing
Banned
Fuck, another Nas/Khaled collab?
lets go
lets go
Jo Shishido's Cheeks
Member
:lol Kanye!
Anyway, next song from the Mac Miller + Pharrell collabo
Can somebody explain Miller to me?
Like, he talks with his fans on Twitter..... that's all I hear about him in his defence.
This dude is ass
Anyway, next song from the Mac Miller + Pharrell collabo
Can somebody explain Miller to me?
Like, he talks with his fans on Twitter..... that's all I hear about him in his defence.
This dude is ass
I have to put in at least one vote for Ironman. RZA was a level above God-tier on the boards and everyone was spitting like their children's lives were at stake. The run of quality between Iron Maiden and Black Jesus is just undeniable.
That said, Supreme Clientele is just as incredible, and RZA was BACK on that whole shit. I remember that was my senior year, me and my friends would roll down the street high as fuck with the caddiy speakers blasting, leaning out of the windows screaming the lyrics to Ghost Deini.
Shit man, why even ask one to choose between those two?
That said, Supreme Clientele is just as incredible, and RZA was BACK on that whole shit. I remember that was my senior year, me and my friends would roll down the street high as fuck with the caddiy speakers blasting, leaning out of the windows screaming the lyrics to Ghost Deini.
Shit man, why even ask one to choose between those two?
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Supreme Clientele was the first album Wu release after Forever that wasn't a partial let down.
Actually, Ironman was the first Wu album that, to me, was a partial let down.
But WT Forever was the real line in the sand that separated classic to meh. Forever itself kinda straddled that line to me.
spindashing
Banned
man I don't even get what DJ Khaled even does anymore
WanderingWind
Mecklemore Is My Favorite Wrapper
lol....welcome, bro.
But nothing. DJ Khaled basically does nothing and gets paid out the ass for it. He's living the American dream
He's a great promoter/hustler. One of the best in the biz right now.
CrazyDogg77
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He da best.
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