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Cloud the Cat posted:Sorry, I'm not very good at the internet today, where can I find this? sorry it's not real clear but the actual title of the tape is "Found God" you can listen at datpiff but download it from somewhere else because they cut out like half of the tracks
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Jock said on the last page something like how Cee Lo "really can sing though" and I know what he meant but I feel like I should mention again (I know I said it in the last thread) that his album "Cee Lo Green and His Perfect Imperfections" is loving incredible and if I wasn't slightly zoned out right now I'd post a bunch of youtube videos to prove it. so as always, do yourself a favor and get that album ok gently caress it here's a couple for the road https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NRxZ9gKD1oQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bNp15l_rcjE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-02VRblPfMI
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Just gonna chime in on the Goodie Mob love. Got into them only a couple of weeks ago and Soul Food is definitely somewhere in my top 15 or so hip hop albums. The Curren$y tape is sweeet too and now I'm jammin to Fashawn and Alchemist's Antidote mixtape from '09. Anybody got any reccs for more Alch stuff? These beats are noice
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glorp posted:haha theres a rapper in atx who always claims upstate (troy, to be exact) does this mean that hes not really a real new yorker I just had to google maps Troy, NY 'cause I've never heard of it. It's technically in NY state, but geographically it's practically New Hampshire. It has basically all of Connecticut and Massachusetts separating it from New York City. Maybe it's the hardest place on earth for all I know, but I wouldn't call him a New Yorker.
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Wafflecop posted:Just gonna chime in on the Goodie Mob love. Got into them only a couple of weeks ago and Soul Food is definitely somewhere in my top 15 or so hip hop albums. Get Prodigy's "Return of Tha Mac" if you haven't heard it. Also the poo poo he did with Oh No "Gutter Water" was solid.
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Wafflecop posted:Just gonna chime in on the Goodie Mob love. Got into them only a couple of weeks ago and Soul Food is definitely somewhere in my top 15 or so hip hop albums. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2hQ2sS-Wjug that said, http://smokingsection.uproxx.com/TSS/2009/08/alchemist-productions
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Yo! NMD raps, I've been bumping Budden, Slaughterhouse, and a few Joell tracks. What Slaughterhouse solo albums are worth checking out aside from Budden? I haven't listened too much Royce aside from the old tracks with Em/D12 diss tracks and have only heard Crooked I in SH and random features. tia~
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Wafflecop posted:Just gonna chime in on the Goodie Mob love. Got into them only a couple of weeks ago and Soul Food is definitely somewhere in my top 15 or so hip hop albums. The High & Mighty - Open Mic Night Remix (featuring Thirstin Howl III & Wordsworth) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4gEyTJZZcA Saigon - Stocking Cap http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kaFp1M4TWAI Big Noyd - Shoot Em Up (Bang Bang) Part 1 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcQ7hEG6p0E Smut Peddlers - Red Light http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X5kYpo4jJk4 Fat Joe featuring Baby (Birdman) and Scarface - Bust At You http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQosOZG-FOY Prodigy - Keep It Thoro http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2nJoefWJY_c Lil Wayne ft. Juelz Santana & Fabolous - You Ain't Got Nothing On Me http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KxhvMXtxcJ8 ^all alchemist beats.
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i love the old school funky rear end laid back beat on this track: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZYjFil-yFg0
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Backup Snacks posted:Yo! NMD raps, I've been bumping Budden, Slaughterhouse, and a few Joell tracks. What Slaughterhouse solo albums are worth checking out aside from Budden? I haven't listened too much Royce aside from the old tracks with Em/D12 diss tracks and have only heard Crooked I in SH and random features. tia~ As for Royce, he's only had like one "bad" album but I've always thought his poo poo gets same-y sounding. Death is Certain is solid, and Street Hop is ok. Bar Exam mixtapes always got decent reviews as well. As for Crooked, don't know if he's had an actual album yet to be honest.
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John Brown posted:Being from the south it hurts my heart to admit that I've never heard a Goodie Mob album...this must end so which should I go for? 'Soul Food' is a great album, as is 'Still Standing'. If you don't have it already, you'd be doing yourself a great injustice by passing over Dungeon Family's 'Even in Darkness'. It's a collaboration album consisting of Goodie Mob, Outkast and Organized Noize among others. Excellent fuckin' poo poo right there. On & On & On Crooked Booty quote:Also: I suck at writing reviews apparently and could use some improvement. Any pointers? Yes, I have a few. 1. Read other reviewer's work and critique it, especially if it's a show you've seen or an album you've heard. Also ask other reviewers that you respect to critique yours. 2. Ask your editor for rewrite suggestions and don't get pissed if they come up with some things for you to change, even if it's the whole article. 3. Don't compare hipster bands to anything but other hipster bands or they'll get sand in their vaginas and piss and moan on Facebook, even if the review was positive. You can PM me if you want to discuss further, no need to derail the rap thread with unrelated content.
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John Brown posted:Being from the south it hurts my heart to admit that I've never heard a Goodie Mob album...this must end so which should I go for? They only have 3 albums and they never got better than their debut, so just get Soul Food and go from there.
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alansmithee posted:As for Crooked, don't know if he's had an actual album yet to be honest. this got me curious and evidently earlier this year somebody put together an "Ultimate Edition" of his unreleased Death Row album Say Hi To The Bad Guy that's sequenced like a real album instead of the collection of leaks that was out there previously. I haven't listened to it yet but really if you're looking for Crooked I poo poo try and find a Hip-hop Weekly compilation or some of his mixtapes, there's more material there. SonOfDonkeyman posted:They only have 3 albums and they never got better than their debut, so just get Soul Food and go from there. after you listen to Soul Food check out the Cocaine Blunts Goodie Mob tape that collects various features, loosies, and remixes. Personally I wouldn't recommend the stuff after Still Standing unless you decide you really like Goodie Mob. Get Cee-Lo's solo stuff like caveman said instead. Jock Mocken fucked around with this message at 09:36 on Apr 22, 2011 |
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Who Gotch Ya posted:I just had to google maps Troy, NY 'cause I've never heard of it. It's technically in NY state, but geographically it's practically New Hampshire. It has basically all of Connecticut and Massachusetts separating it from New York City. Troy and Schenectady aren't really hard, but they're definitely run down in a rust belt sort of way. Basically if you're from Troy and spitting drug raps, it better be about meth.
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Wafflecop posted:Just gonna chime in on the Goodie Mob love. Got into them only a couple of weeks ago and Soul Food is definitely somewhere in my top 15 or so hip hop albums. First Infantry is a really dope album http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PhqKMb01r_Q
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Cizzo posted:@Everyone who linked some good hyphy a couple more examples for you: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_dUVoA3-09g https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=olZgD3F8WLk
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gently caress yeah where can I find that ro/pac tape at? king of da ghetto opening with i found me was one of the best moments of my life. e:it's at the top of this page. I guess I loaded this thread a long time ago and hadn't refreshed?
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New Death Grips track out Lord of the Game (ft. The Mexican) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bmoo3CHzjyY Can't wait for the mixtape to come out on the 27th.
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Jock Mocken posted:if u don't like Aaliyah then get the gently caress out of this thread Aaagh I can't believe how sick this song STILL is. Haven't seen the video in, fuckin 11 years, still remember that dance. Also, re: cavemanthugshit and Juggaknots - Trouble Man is definitely in my top favorite songs ever, every time I listen to it I discover something new. Plus that beat is dope as poo poo. I really love the format of the album too, all the really short songs with a couple verses and maybe one chorus. Always checking for new Breezely poo poo, I think he's one of the most talented MCs on the mic, even if Re:Release/Clear Blue Skies is my only evidence (it's not). Digging the new Curren$y too. Alchemist's work really suits Spitta and he is endlessly listenable.
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glorp posted:haha theres a rapper in atx who always claims upstate (troy, to be exact) does this mean that hes not really a real new yorker Are you talking about that Ill Khalil dude? He would constantly Facebook me for a while, tryna get on the UT radio station.
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The Rising Suun posted:Are you talking about that Ill Khalil dude? He would constantly Facebook me for a while, tryna get on the UT radio station. ahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha yes ahahahahaha e: you should totally friend me, facebook.com/hiphopharis spam kept to a minimum and im totally telling everybody that somebody besides me on something awful knows about tito glorp fucked around with this message at 17:34 on Apr 23, 2011 |
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invision posted:gently caress yeah where can I find that ro/pac tape at? That datpiff link isn't really good though, like Jock Mock said it only has half the tracks. I found it here (http://realplexx.blogspot.com/2010/10/z-ro-2pac-found-god-2009.html), and here (http://www.texastakeover.com/texas-mixtapes/2433-z-ro-2pac-i-found-only-god-can-judge-me.html). The university I'm staying at doesn't allow Megaupload apparently, so I'm stuck with the datpiff one. If someone could find a link that doesn't use Megaupload I'd be happy and then download it. edit, found: Disc 1 - http://www.zshare.net/download/530902491efda568/ Disc 2 - http://www.zshare.net/download/53097189d638d14d/ SOME PIG fucked around with this message at 21:06 on Apr 23, 2011 |
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Holy poo poo James Cracker is Really Bad.
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The Maestro posted:Also, re: cavemanthugshit and Juggaknots - Trouble Man is definitely in my top favorite songs ever, every time I listen to it I discover something new. Plus that beat is dope as poo poo. I really love the format of the album too, all the really short songs with a couple verses and maybe one chorus. Always checking for new Breezely poo poo, I think he's one of the most talented MCs on the mic, even if Re:Release/Clear Blue Skies is my only evidence (it's not). he's also part of Weathermen and has a killer opening verse on Aesop's song off None Shall Pass called Getaway Car: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f6rQvo5yYB0 ive been trying to think of a proper way to describe Breeze's flow and I can't pin it down, but I love it for sure. this is the most recent thing I've heard him on, if you've got something else let me know oh and like 2 seconds of google and i stumbled on this from an interview lol: quote:Robbie: You’ve got a unique flow yourself. How did you develop that, or was it a natural progression? and Breeze posted:“I’m Gonna Kill You”, is my favorite song I’ve ever recorded. If I never make anything like that from here on in, I’m good, because that song, right there is… I really couldn’t improve on it if I tried. Lyrically and musically and song structure-wise, that’s my favorite joint. E.T. NO HOMO fucked around with this message at 00:01 on Apr 24, 2011 |
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Backup Snacks posted:Yo! NMD raps, I've been bumping Budden, Slaughterhouse, and a few Joell tracks. What Slaughterhouse solo albums are worth checking out aside from Budden? I haven't listened too much Royce aside from the old tracks with Em/D12 diss tracks and have only heard Crooked I in SH and random features. tia~ For Royce, Bar Exam 1 & 2 are really good, so is Death is Certain. His others are good too, but IMO not as good as those. He can be hit or miss sometimes, probably related to whether he's drinking or not. Of course there are some real standout tracks like Boom, Shake This, Something 2 Ride 2, Gun Harmonizing. Hoodrich fucked around with this message at 01:15 on Apr 24, 2011 |
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1. Thanks for the Royce/Crooked suggestions guys.  2. Breeze Brewin is a beast and The Conspiracy is my #1 bump in my car tape 3. Why do people add the S to Budden? East coast poo poo that my midwest rear end doesn't understand?
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Backup Snacks posted:3. Why do people add the S to Budden? East coast poo poo that my midwest rear end doesn't understand? Joe Budden, Joe Booty, what the gently caress is yo name? (I dunno either but it sounds funny) also this Joe Budden post is a shining example of why I told yall that 2dopeboyz comments suck, but this one is a spam gem: quote:Greetings. I actually did some trap surfing and organize this blog. I resolute sooner than personality of this blog restore a record up and it is really incredible.I clearly genuinely enjoy your website.Perfectly, the chunk of posting is in oath the entirely finest on this genuinely usefulness allowing subject. I added it and i it linked to http://www.easy-knee.com/ which tried to sell me jeans you can put knee pads in. I don't need any of thos-  I'll take six please
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Jock Mocken posted:
That's the 90's condensed to a single picture.
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Backup Snacks posted:1. Thanks for the Royce/Crooked suggestions guys. 2. Have You ever listened to Prince Paul's "A Prince Among Thieves" album? Breeze is almost on every track. 3. Just a common misconception, I imagine. Similar in that I thought the whiskey was made by Jack Daniels, when it's really Jack Daniel. Here's a Rap City freestyle from back in the day where Big Tigger kept calling him Buddens. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LP_7poUo6hc
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cardedagain posted:2. Have You ever listened to Prince Paul's "A Prince Among Thieves" album? Breeze is almost on every track. Oddly enough, I always knew Breezly Brewin was part of the weathermen and was on that prince among thieves album, but didn't know he was in Juggaknots (btw everyone should listen to prince among thieves). And as for Jack Daniels, I'm sure it's for "Jack Daniel's Whiskey". So I guess for Budden it would be "Joe Budden's boring-rear end rhymes?" Also some hard poo poo for people. If you're a soft-rear end dude or easily scared you might not wanna watch this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3VMaF2n1ym4
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alansmithee posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3VMaF2n1ym4
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alansmithee posted:Also some hard poo poo for people. If you're a soft-rear end dude or easily scared you might not wanna watch this This is cool, who else is worth checking for on DTE besides Alley Boy?
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so i checked through a bunch of this thread's pages but haven't checked the old thread, i apologize if this has been discussed. i've been getting really heavy into hip hop lately, mostly really downtempo/weird/stoner type stuff i guess would describe it pretty well. my current favorites: Clams Casino (producer out of jersey) illest alive (instrumental) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g1WKRxWzilY i'm god/2 milli (instrumental) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CTyRqg4PVvQ Main Attrakionz (group out of Oakland, my current favorite group, love these dudes) legion of doom http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RGio8soejMQ this beat is just loving amazing, it seriously makes me hella happy. the way there voices work together and the flow is just perfect. shining everytime http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=twVAlvBTnZ8 another amazing beat. both of these songs were produced by squadda b from MA. (clams casino does a significant amount of their production as well.) Lil B i'm heem http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQM9PeO47jg one of my favorite tracks from him. the beat is just sooo sick, a slow roller for sure. lil'b was my introduction into this kind of stream of conscience style hip hop, and still my favorite emcee at the moment. his whole attitude and positivity is inspiring. age of information http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=corY-FZAZog another awesome downtempo track. reminds me of mos def kind of. real plexxx http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WoJ3Rqn7lC8 probably one of my top 3 favorite lil b tracks, off one of my favorite hip hop albums 6 kiss. ---------- that's just a small sample of the songs, and i'm sure most of you are aware of at least lil' b, but my real question is, can you recommmend to me anything similar to these dudes in ways of style or production? also, i have almost all of lil' b's stuff so don't say download one of his other 352354234 mixtapes hahaha. thanks a lot NMD.
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farmtrill posted:its so weird seeing someone get into hip-hop because of lil b. like that is so loving strange but welcome to 2011 i guess. im not criticizing at all btw, i find this genuinely interesting well, i've always been into it. i listen to the whole spectrum of rap from brotha lynch to anticon to lil b. it's just that for some reason those dudes i posted up there strike some serious chords or something, i just really love the music and the overall sound of em'. haha yeah though, getting that into lil' b is kinda strange i guess. i always try to get my friends into him but all they can say is that he's whack. the mind is so complex when you're based, 32 levels ahaha. edit: i know that's not a huge sample of the whole "spectrum of rap" but let's just day i know my poo poo so i don't gotta name drop a bunch of dudes to earn cred, coo?
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Jock Mocken posted:if u don't like Aaliyah then get the gently caress out of this thread I'm sorry but https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UESnQixINbU http://youtu.be/UESnQixINbU is the best use of Timbo beats.
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