we allowed to talk about rap?

[MC]

... if so i love MFDOOM just sayin

[bloody vengeance]

been into tons of electro and miami bass shit for the last couple weeks






kraftwerk samples, an 808 and a vocoder is a guaranteed winning formula

[cannonballs]

Karebear once threatened to tell everyone that I listen to rap...a lot. I'll save him the trouble here.

All I've listened to today and for the past couple days has been RA The Rugged Man and Royce Da 5'9.. Also, new Vinnie Paz featuring RA video came out a couple days ago, awesome video for one of the best songs on the Paz solo album. The video got me listening to that album a little more again too.
I usually think music videos are stupid and I actually really enjoy watching this one.

[Lohmann]

MF Doom could possibly be the most overrated MC of this generation next to Dr. Octagon. Both have been on one good album (not great---good). And both have released over a dozen it feels like. WHACK ASS SHIT.

Jay-Z is king. That's hip hop rule #1.

[george costanza]

jay z is such a dweeb

[Lohmann]

Cool, you are crazy. One of the top 10 singles of the 90s is "Always Be My Sunshine." Reasonable Doubt is one of the greatest hip hop debuts ever. Black Album is superb. How could you hate on Jay-Z? OR What hip hop do you dig on?

[george costanza]

he just really hasnt held up with time for me, listening to a lot of this stuff now kinda makes me cringe, some stuff is awesome though

[cannonballs]

Yeah Drucker, you're wrong. Reasonable Doubt was great...but it also might as well have been a second rate Big L album. After he stopped ripping off Big L's flow he went downhill extremely fast. He also bit Rugged Man (both a line and entire flow) in that new song with Kanye West and whoever else.

[Lohmann]

Jay Z still ushered in an awesome swagger with that album that's unmatched. I would never argue that anything he ever did touched "Lifestylez of da Poor and Dangerous," but that album is a high enough bar that maybe ...6 albums...7 albums have ever touched in Rap history?
I'm not saying he's been consistent, but his best stuff remains brilliant, and as an entity, he remains in my opinion one of the final great MCs that comes from the old school.

Have you read that he's got a new posthumous release coming out?

[MC]

i wasnt saying doom is the best ever , im just saying i like him compared to most other mc's , he speaks at a pace i like and is normally just saying rhymes that are jokes that are funny and of topic i dunno gdp is the closest rapper i think i have heard to him "style" not "sound" wise or at least i find both of them funny/enjoyable

[sickfuck]

i stopped listening to hardcore lately, been dabbling a lot into some cool hip hop shit. this is an alright example but been on the head all day. ATL's wacka flocka put your mother in a coma shit

[sickfuck]

Oct 15, 2010 15:39:51 GMT -5 bloody vengeance said:

been into tons of electro and miami bass shit for the last couple weeks






kraftwerk samples, an 808 and a vocoder is a guaranteed winning formula

some super weird shit man

[sickfuck]

btw madden posted this on my fb recently, probably the best shit i've gotten into recently, gives me a serious hard-on.

[patgerity.]

I only listen to GDP

[theowlsgo]

i generally don't care for rap, but i listened to Vinyl Fantasy VII by team teamwork which is remix mash up type things (which i also generally don't like) but its rap songs with final fantasy vii music and it has Ante Up over the FF7 battle music and it might be the hardest song ive ever heard

[Don Quixote]

Wu-Tang, Nas and Big L are the only ones I've been listening to lately.

[Sebastian]

Old Eminem Anyone?

[njfathead]

Oct 16, 2010 18:47:38 GMT -5 Sebastian said:

Old Eminem Anyone?

You heard of hell? Well I was sent from it.

[njfathead]

Black Moon, Artifacts, DITC, Old Jay-Z (In My Lifetime shit), Redman, Old Common, Old Dipset, Reflection Eternal, Shyne, and any more of that stupid ignorant smack somebody in the face shit.

[Lohmann]

Don't know some of that, but really can't stand Common, or Common Sense.

Pete Rock and CL Smooth-Mecca And The Soul Brother is PERFECT (save "Lots of Lovin'")

[njfathead]

Oct 16, 2010 23:28:43 GMT -5 Lohmann said:

Don't know some of that, but really can't stand Common, or Common Sense.

Pete Rock and CL Smooth-Mecca And The Soul Brother is PERFECT (save "Lots of Lovin'")

You listened to resurrection? absolutely flawless.

[mjdd]

Oct 16, 2010 2:49:32 GMT -5 sickfuck said:

btw madden posted this on my fb recently, probably the best shit i've gotten into recently, gives me a serious hard-on.

what the fuck? i watched this yesterday and had to turn my computer off for the day because of it. what the fuck.

[ryanh]

Best rapper alive. indisputably

[maddens]

ya havent been listening to much hip hop lately, but the odd future kids have been playing a lot in my car. i think www.oddfuture.blogspot.com or tumblr or some shit, they are all like 17 yr old skate rats in california who do drugs and rap about killing people, fucking girls, and doing drugs. i was sold. that earl track is perfect, "HIT YOU WITH AN UPPERCUT MY DICK IS HAVING GUTS FOR LUNCH"

anyway, ya blah blah blah a buncha people are gonna argue what their into, then someone says a bunch of classic stuff. everyone likes what they like.

[distort]

when my lil brother died i said fuck school