That Just Blaze watermark, that Ricky Rozay verse... W H E W
2011 was a dope ass year. Senior year freedom, Drake and The Weeknd music dropping HEAT constantly, Watch the Throne hype threads on KTT, going to Coachella with my good friends and seeing Kanye kill it (Arcade Fire and The National were dope as well obviously), my 2nd favorite movie of all time releasing (Tree of Life), the Vancouver Whitecaps playing their first year in Major League Soccer, and the Vancouver Canucks' cup run.
Goddamn.
If only the Canucks won the cup.
This Kweku Collins EP starts with a similar vibe to Isaiah Rashad's Sun's Tirade before slipping back into that more melodic atmospheric stuff I was expecting. I might like this even more than the last one maybe?
Listen to Nat Love first it's a bit betterOk queued it up. seems like my cup of tea
Man two years laterLttp: Banco - Sir Michael Rocks.
I remember being lukewarm to the mixtape. I slept on him after that. I think this is great though.
Man two years later
The 2000s had some of the best anime films smh.booooooooooo, anime belongs in the 90s
There was a great video posted in OT about a trope dubbed Born Sexy Yesterday that fits it to a T. Only good thing about Elfen Lied is its opening credits.Elfen Lied is shit.
Did you pick this event because it indirectly revolves around Jay-Z?
Have you seen the get down. There's an episode that focuses on this event and how it ties into the hip hop movement
Article of the year, MM is 👑, white on top of black:
"Eminem is the Greatest Rapper of All Time And Youre Too Pro-Black to Admit It."
https://medium.com/@SNOBHop/eminem-...-youre-too-pro-black-to-admit-it-df0d9c7688db
Genius.
So goodThis A7PHA is weird as fuck.
"Hmm, guess I'll hear the argument. Let's see what"
ALBUM SALES
It's in the cache.dude deleted it already lol
What, because he speaks the truth??What a loser.
Third eye engaged.What, because he speaks the truth??
How y'all liked the new Oddisee? The production is nice.
Not sure you will like this one then. Who knows, give it a listen.I found myself bored with The Good Fight, maybe I'll listen to this one?
If the lyrics aren't caps locked, I won't even bother googling the song, sry.I've had enough convo, for 24
I picked you from across the room, pretty little thing dancing like go-go ay
Hot with your body, hot with your clothes
Love all of that, wanna give me the pose
We're eating in 2017 brehs, so much tropical BBQ music (Unforgettable, Blem, Passionfruit, Body), countless bangers on top of that, some great downtempo songs sprinkled across these projects that are otherwise filled with bangers too, and shit even some decent boom bap with this Joey, and on parts of the Kenneth Lamar and Goldlink albums.
Yeah, he definitely is corny. But I like his production.New oddisee was meh as you could be. Couple of good beats but shit was corny as fuck.
Alllll the crack and the drugs
Hmmm?Alllll the crack and the drugs
Hmmm?
Drugs said:All the crack and the drugs, make me feel, the way I feel
All the crack and the drugs.. drugs..
All the crack and the drugs, make me feel, the way I feel
All the crack and the drugs..
Kool Keith needs to open up on this then.
So good
I felt the same way listening to this as the first time I listened to an entire Busdriver album, very eccentric and hard to digest at first. It is good.Didn't even realize it was the same dude from clouddead, it's dope as fuck
I feel like I'm stuck in a hip hop rut right now a little bit. How do you guys typically find new albums to listen to?
I've been doing a combination of listening to the recs in here, going back to classic hip hop albums that I haven't listened to yet, and crawling through the top releases on bandcamp.
Any other suggestions?
This Ryuichi Sakamoto is nice.
It's a great palate cleanser with its minimalism and its focus on ambiance and space.
I feel like I'm stuck in a hip hop rut right now a little bit. How do you guys typically find new albums to listen to?
I've been doing a combination of listening to the recs in here, going back to classic hip hop albums that I haven't listened to yet, and crawling through the top releases on bandcamp.
Any other suggestions?
Keith is certainly one of the greats; one of the most prolific that's for sure.