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- Stranded On Death Row: your favourite song off Chronic and Doggystyle. Why exactly? Only the beat or lyric-wise as well?
- Worst 'mainstream' song of 2005?
- Premier was in Holland a little while ago. I didn't attend; did I miss anything?
- Your top 5 producers: Dre, RZA, Premier and two others I forgot. Which ones again?
- What would you classify as a good diss-song? And what's your favourite?
- Worst 'mainstream' song of 2005?
- Premier was in Holland a little while ago. I didn't attend; did I miss anything?
- Your top 5 producers: Dre, RZA, Premier and two others I forgot. Which ones again?
- What would you classify as a good diss-song? And what's your favourite?
I have no idea when the Game will release his next album. There's probably more label drama in his future. I don't think Buck will drop until after M/ase/obb Deep/OP.
Fuck if I know. I'm not even looking forward to it based on Saigon himself anymore, I just want to see what Just Blaze has cooked up.
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* WHY THE FUCK DO YOU KEEP REPLYING
* I'm a bored guy and I don't do drugs anymore. It's also easier to make a thread like this, given that they start with people asking me to make them, than to make an equally popular thread that's actually about one thing.
* Can't leave the board alone, the game needs me.
* People are going to be very excited about the Clipse and UGK albums, but both of those groups have beef with Jive so I don't know if we're going to see them.
* The bay area has a lot more buzz about it than it has in a long time.
* Iced-out pelele
* I'm sure a lot of people will get more excited about the Outkast album than it merits.
* I'm hoping for a Def Jux resurgence. El-P, Mr. Lif, Cannibal Ox all have animals due to drop.
* 2005: Cunninlynguists - A Piece of Strange
* 2006: Ghostface, hopefully
The beat is ridiculous, yeah, but it wouldn't be special if everyone didn't kill their verses. When Kurupt is on... it's breattaking.
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Yes. Nas joined him. Premier spontaneously composed beats on the spot while Nas freestyled to them for 90 minutes. He also reunited with Pete Rock.
Marley Marl completes the top four. There are a variety of contenders for the rest of the spots. It's probably El-P or ONP.
A good diss song just makes you think "damn". A great diss song is one that makes you say "damn" years later. "The Bitch in You" and "No Vaseline" are my favorites.
I dunno.
Yeah. Nas and Premier do make good music together, and I think Premier's starting to come out of his slump.
It was hardly a billion - more like a few hundred. In the room with me I have MF DOOM's first album, an Elliott Smith record, Stevie Wonder's Songs in the Key of Life, Steely Dan's Aja, Mobb Deep's The Infamous. I have a crate in my bedroom, but I don't feel like walking up there. Rest assured, though, that most of my good shit is gone because I didn't leave it at home for my mother to appreciate.
Because some people who could make things better aren't willing to accept that not everyone will be interested in what they have to say, at least initially.
I did like Mobb Deep. The Infamous and Hell on Earth are great albums, and there's also greatness buried in Murda Muzik and Prodigy's solo album.
Prodigy was one of the last rappers doing street corner thug shit while everyone else took Raekwon to the extreme. You could be 4'10 and liable to get stuck if you walked down the street, but if you listened to Mobb Deep you'd feel like you could knock out the someone 18 inches taller and 100 pounds heavier. Mobb Deep did nihilistic rap very well.
Songs: I'm sure you've heard the singles like "Shook Ones, Pt. II", "Quiet Storm", etc. Just download The Infamous and "Apostle's Warning" and if you can't find something to like in all of that, I dunno.
By mainstream song, do you mean song released by a popular rapper, or a popular single?
Fuck if I know. I'm not even looking forward to it based on Saigon himself anymore, I just want to see what Just Blaze has cooked up.
Possible replies:
* WHY THE FUCK DO YOU KEEP REPLYING
* I'm a bored guy and I don't do drugs anymore. It's also easier to make a thread like this, given that they start with people asking me to make them, than to make an equally popular thread that's actually about one thing.
* Can't leave the board alone, the game needs me.
* People are going to be very excited about the Clipse and UGK albums, but both of those groups have beef with Jive so I don't know if we're going to see them.
* The bay area has a lot more buzz about it than it has in a long time.
* Iced-out pelele
* I'm sure a lot of people will get more excited about the Outkast album than it merits.
* I'm hoping for a Def Jux resurgence. El-P, Mr. Lif, Cannibal Ox all have animals due to drop.
* 2005: Cunninlynguists - A Piece of Strange
* 2006: Ghostface, hopefully
The beat is ridiculous, yeah, but it wouldn't be special if everyone didn't kill their verses. When Kurupt is on... it's breattaking.
David Banner's "Play"
Yes. Nas joined him. Premier spontaneously composed beats on the spot while Nas freestyled to them for 90 minutes. He also reunited with Pete Rock.
Marley Marl completes the top four. There are a variety of contenders for the rest of the spots. It's probably El-P or ONP.
A good diss song just makes you think "damn". A great diss song is one that makes you say "damn" years later. "The Bitch in You" and "No Vaseline" are my favorites.
I dunno.
Yeah. Nas and Premier do make good music together, and I think Premier's starting to come out of his slump.
It was hardly a billion - more like a few hundred. In the room with me I have MF DOOM's first album, an Elliott Smith record, Stevie Wonder's Songs in the Key of Life, Steely Dan's Aja, Mobb Deep's The Infamous. I have a crate in my bedroom, but I don't feel like walking up there. Rest assured, though, that most of my good shit is gone because I didn't leave it at home for my mother to appreciate.
Because some people who could make things better aren't willing to accept that not everyone will be interested in what they have to say, at least initially.
I did like Mobb Deep. The Infamous and Hell on Earth are great albums, and there's also greatness buried in Murda Muzik and Prodigy's solo album.
Prodigy was one of the last rappers doing street corner thug shit while everyone else took Raekwon to the extreme. You could be 4'10 and liable to get stuck if you walked down the street, but if you listened to Mobb Deep you'd feel like you could knock out the someone 18 inches taller and 100 pounds heavier. Mobb Deep did nihilistic rap very well.
Songs: I'm sure you've heard the singles like "Shook Ones, Pt. II", "Quiet Storm", etc. Just download The Infamous and "Apostle's Warning" and if you can't find something to like in all of that, I dunno.
By mainstream song, do you mean song released by a popular rapper, or a popular single?
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