...and I died. Holy fuck :lolBig Ghost said:7. World's An Addiction ft. Anthony Hamilton - Personally yo...the god woulda pushed this shit more to the end of the album to like track 12 maybe...cuz the shit is type depressin b. I aint sayin I dont like the joint. But forreal son it kinda fucks up the good mood of this shit so far. Like you at a pool party n Lupe Fiasco jus walked in on some "Yo...hol up...yall females dont gotta be disrespectin yallselves like THIS..." type shit. But I fucks widdit. Son definitely kinda lookin at the glass half empty on this joint...but its cool.
big ghost is reading GAF-hop /confirmed
i know you're stanning, but Big Ghost is actually pretty big on Ross. He has spoken favorably on dude before in the past quite often. GFiD is just a really remarkably mediocre piece of music. Paint dry boring and transparent except for like 4-5 tracks.
"NO! We must praise the album, hip hop can't survive without Nas!"
That's what every positive review about the Nas album sounds like to me.
I don't think it's amazing either, definitely above average though, better than a lot of stuff that came out this year.
I just feel people have the need to like Nas because he's, well, Nas, out of some backpacker's duty or whatever you know. Nas is hip hop, and at a time when hip hop is at a very high level, higher than it has been for a long time, when you've got up and coming artist (who are kids basically) making some dope shit, what does it mean if Nas puts out a really boring album, with mediocre production and uninspired raps for the most part? Does it mean that the legend is dead?
"NO! We must praise the album, hip hop can't survive without Nas!"
That's what every positive review about the Nas album sounds like to me.
Stay dropping that heat bro!
Her eyebrows are upsetting me.
And judging by the "just got it in the butt" look on her face, they are upsetting her too.
I don't think it's amazing either, definitely above average though, better than a lot of stuff that came out this year.
I just feel people have the need to like Nas because he's, well, Nas, out of some backpacker's duty or whatever you know. Nas is hip hop, and at a time when hip hop is at a very high level, higher than it has been for a long time, when you've got up and coming artist (who are kids basically) making some dope shit, what does it mean if Nas puts out a really boring album, with mediocre production and uninspired raps for the most part? Does it mean that the legend is dead?
"NO! We must praise the album, hip hop can't survive without Nas!"
That's what every positive review about the Nas album sounds like to me.
I probably have a much different method of rating things than you all do though.
I don't think it's amazing either, definitely above average though, better than a lot of stuff that came out this year.
I just feel people have the need to like Nas because he's, well, Nas, out of some backpacker's duty or whatever you know. Nas is hip hop, and at a time when hip hop is at a very high level, higher than it has been for a long time, when you've got up and coming artist (who are kids basically) making some dope shit, what does it mean if Nas puts out a really boring album, with mediocre production and uninspired raps for the most part? Does it mean that the legend is dead?
"NO! We must praise the album, hip hop can't survive without Nas!"
That's what every positive review about the Nas album sounds like to me.
thank fuck for that
will get around to kiss the ring i guess, but i'm up...i aint bout that life
"Encore" came on when i was training today and shit helped, so i gotta ask: if Jay had stayed retired after Black Album (let's say he did features here & there but no albums) ya'll think that wouldve cemented him as top 5/higher up on a lotta lists?
He's already on most top five lists, no need for time to cement anything. So no...
When I'm honest with myself I listen to Ready to Die more than any Tupac or Jay-Z album, although when I was younger I would have ranked Pac higher. In fact out of the three I probably have listened to Pac the least. : (
In other news Kiss the Ring is good guys, but most of this shit is going to get annoying really quick. I can already tell it won't have any staying power. Ace Hood's last mixtape is probably better.
Yeah, from like MTV. The underground and heads dont give the same love. I was one of like 2 people in here with Jay in their top 10 when we listed it earlier, and i see similar rankings and sentiments on other sites.
BOATS - 8/10 but will probably drop as titty chainz is like cocaine, great at first but wears off quick
GFID - 5/10 thoroughly underwhelming and Ricky is getting tiresome saying the same fucking thing in every verse in every song on every album. I feel like I've been listening to the same song remixed over and over and over.
LIG - 7/10 I really liked it at first but it hasn't had much legs. Score might drop more
C4C - 6/10 Don't like El-p the rapper, do like El-p the producer
RAP music - 10/10 the more I listen the more I realize this is the best album released this year, perfect from start to finish.
Freebasing with Kevin Bacon 9/10 Best mixtape this year, only a few mediocre tracks and endless amounts of bangers. Everyone fingering their brown eyes over titty chainz and ross's ignorant stuff should have this damn album on constant repeat.
Kiss the ring - 6/10 Can't imagine it having much legs but a few of the tracks will get on the "megamix" playlist.
HITstory - 2/10 Busta Ass Niggas is the only thing worth a damn, chuck everything else
Skelethon - 9/10 Second best album I've heard this year
Bottoms up - 8/10 Great production, Obie comes correct throughout, eminem gives his best guest appearance in years, and it has a verse from MC Breed.
Live from the underground - 9/10 Third best album, haters sucks a herp dick
Sex Drugs and Video Games - 8/10 The god preaching is a turn off but can't deny the production.
Block Brochure - 8/10 Never thought I'd say this but this needed to be a double album not a quad release
Breakfast - 8/10 Filled most of my pop rap itch
Habits and Contradictions - 7/10 So many highs (hands on the wheel, druggies with hoes, there he go, nightmare on figg st, gansta in designer) but a lot of boring shit too. Better than ab nobody cares-soul.
Why am I so wise
agreed. I liked that jjdoom a lot too. way better than what I expected
I feel bad because everyone and their mother is in love with R.A.P. Music but I'm just not that into it and I love Killer Mike.
listened once, probably won't listen again. couple good songs but DOOM is out of his element. Danny Brown would turn those beats into a solid album
I would also give RAP Music a 9/10, but it's not something I can listen to all the time.