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i don't know, i don't think the funny or die sketch was that funny... i feel like they tried a bit too hard on that one
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Cizzo posted:This. That song sounded almost like a Drake song and it kind of creeped me out. Yea, too bad too because I really like the idea of OF having a talented homosexual within their group. Also i found the Funny or Die video to be hilarious, in the same style or vain of "Hot rear end beat clap". My last piece to offer is this amazing bible by which i accidentally stumbled upon, thought you guys might appreciate it, http://sibatmedia.wordpress.com/201...olf-gang-bible/
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LouietheCuban posted:i don't know, i don't think the funny or die sketch was that funny... I didn't find it funny at all either.
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http://yfrog.com/h0c7ppjj Goblin is done & mastered! 
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i wonder what the people who had to master it thought of it. edit: according to the website, the same guy mastered "Thriller".
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LouietheCuban posted:i don't know, i don't think the funny or die sketch was that funny... It was written by a guy who didn't listen to the music and goes "Oh, it's a young rebelulous group, well the must say gently caress a lot and break things"
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5CO66IuesgQ Just gonna leave this here...
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NeuroticErotica posted:It was written by a guy who didn't listen to the music and goes "Oh, it's a young rebelulous group, well the must say gently caress a lot and break things" the editing was also really lovely, and the script was really awkward. i really hope they dont do more of that
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just watched it, i wanted to like it, there was a few parts that should have been funny but yeah really stilted still hope these dudes do well
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Syd was supposed to guest DJ at Low End Theory the other night. Right before her set, Nobody played 'gently caress the Club Up', everybody did, and Syd's laptop got smashed. So OF got up on stage and put on a show instead. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJi3zuTfO1g
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So Pitchfork has up a review for Frank Ocean's album that gives a lot of interesting background on Frank that I hadn't heard mentioned anywhere before. Apparently he's actually written songs for Justin Bieber; I wonder if that's how Tyler ended up meeting him?
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can't get enough
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gently caress Tyler rapes rappers Lyrics didn't teach gangs to bang. Lyrics couldn't make rapists surprise sex. Lyrics wouldn't lead thieves to take.
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I'm a fan of Chad Ochocinco on facebook. He made the mistake of posting a picture of himself and Steve Harvey in this post OFWGKTA world we are dwelling in. I think you can imagine how that went.
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I've been following these guys for a little while but not really closely. Tyler is so good that it's making me skeptical. Tell me he's not some rich kid from LA whose parents could afford to pay for an expensive producer, right? I mean, it's good either way, of course. But it's just too good, it doesn't make sense.
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chumpchous posted:I've been following these guys for a little while but not really closely. Tyler is so good that it's making me skeptical. Tell me he's not some rich kid from LA whose parents could afford to pay for an expensive producer, right? I don't think anyone is ghost-producing for him, if that's what you're saying. That would be pretty pointless imo.
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Believe it or not, there are startlingly young kids out there with massive production talent. The software's so cheap these days, they come out of the woodwork early. More power to them.
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chumpchous posted:I mean, it's good either way, of course. But it's just too good, it doesn't make sense. Swizz Beats made the Ruff Riders' Anthem beat when he was 16.
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Scoop Deville started at 16, but he his dad is Kid Frost so that may not count.
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IM DAY DAY IRL posted:Swizz Beats made the Ruff Riders' Anthem beat when he was 16. and then countless other beats that sounded way too similar to each other after that. his production has changed since then, though.
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"There WIll Be Re-Releasing BLACKENEDWHITE on FATPOSSUM, With Some New poo poo..." loving awesome.
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The entire history of hip-hop centers around young black men making music I don't know why anyone is acting like this is a recent phenomenon, available technology or not.
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Wezlar posted:The entire history of hip-hop centers around young black men making music I don't know why anyone is acting like this is a recent phenomenon, available technology or not. This pretty much. If Earl can write lines like he does at 16 Tyler and Hodgy and them can write beats at 18+. Also I really dislike that video of the acoustic version of sandwiches. It sounds bad and it seems like the definition of the whole "lol we're white so this is funny/ok for you to listen to" thing that's been discussed here a few times. There's nothing new or funny about playing rap/hip-hop songs on acoustic guitar, so why not just play it straight and not as a gimmick? It just comes off as lame/a little bit racist.
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Check this out French (Toro y Moi remix) it is pretty awesome http://alteredzones.com/posts/995/t...ro-y-moi-remix/ edit:Wow don't know how I missed it on the last page as I do try and keep up with this thread. It deserved to be mentioned again though. Harminoff fucked around with this message at Mar 6, 2011 around 01:44 |
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Harminoff posted:Check this out French (Toro y Moi remix) it is pretty awesome now where have I seen that before oh right one page ago at Mar 01, 2011 at 09:33 Pacific. it is pretty good though! MPLS to NOLA fucked around with this message at Mar 6, 2011 around 01:37 |
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Douche Wolf 89 posted:This pretty much. If Earl can write lines like he does at 16 Tyler and Hodgy and them can write beats at 18+.
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Douche Wolf 89 posted:Also I really dislike that video of the acoustic version of sandwiches. It sounds bad and it seems like the definition of the whole "lol we're white so this is funny/ok for you to listen to" thing that's been discussed here a few times. There's nothing new or funny about playing rap/hip-hop songs on acoustic guitar, so why not just play it straight and not as a gimmick? It just comes off as lame/a little bit racist. It helps if you just look at it as some guys having fun and showing appreciation for music they like. There's nothing wrong with that, even if the gimmick they employed is tired. I mean, that still doesn't make it good, but whatever. I doubt it was conceived as a serious artistic undertaking or musical statement. They're still better than literally every pony-tailed acoustic guitar playing douchebag ever. If you want to talk about tired gimmicks, there's one for you.
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Wezlar posted:The entire history of hip-hop centers around young black men making music I don't know why anyone is acting like this is a recent phenomenon, available technology or not. Completely true. I think the skepticism comes from people not realizing there are all types of black dudes out there, with all types of different interests and lifestyles. I've known a few lower middle class black skater-punks and computer nerds. They just usually aren't beasts on the mic.
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chumpchous posted:It helps if you just look at it as some guys having fun and showing appreciation for music they like. There's nothing wrong with that, even if the gimmick they employed is tired. I mean, that still doesn't make it good, but whatever. I doubt it was conceived as a serious artistic undertaking or musical statement. Ok I just rewatched it and figured out the thing I actually have wrong with the video is the faces of the guy playing guitar and the one singing. Towards the end of the video they seem to be respecting the song so that's cool. I guess where I'm coming from is that I play a lot of open mic nights and stuff and I really like to play hip-hop and rap, but it's disheartening when the person before you did their "hi-larious" rendition of a rap song or even says flat out "I decided to make this song good". cardedagain posted:it's so bad, that it only makes sense that Tyler personally likes it.
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Douche Wolf 89 posted:This pretty much. Also the Toro y Moi thing rules. Yep. I've been listening to all the FlyLo remix's this morning too, they really sound great. I think Hodgy might be my favorite out of the group right now (well at least up there with Earl and Tyler), from an MC standpoint. dethkon fucked around with this message at Mar 7, 2011 around 13:59 |
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dethkon posted:Yep. I've been listening to all the FlyLo remix's this morning too, they really sound great. huh? i didn't think there were any flylo odd future remixes out
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Baron Patsy posted:huh? i didn't think there were any flylo odd future remixes out There's 2. I wrote that when listening to the second one and then I realized there aren't any more. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JygWdmp6iw8 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IUuq_9qPoyg I guess they aren't really remixes either. Just hodgy rapping over 2 FlyLo beats. Sorry for the misleading post!
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kveiHnI6BJs this is cool
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dethkon posted:Yep. I've been listening to all the FlyLo remix's this morning too, they really sound great. I think Hodgy might be my favorite out of the group right now (well at least up there with Earl and Tyler), from an MC standpoint. That's one of the things I'm worried about with all the attention Tyler gets-there's a chance everyone else gets overshadowed or branded a certain way when for the most part they can stand on their own as artists.
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alansmithee posted:That's one of the things I'm worried about with all the attention Tyler gets-there's a chance everyone else gets overshadowed or branded a certain way when for the most part they can stand on their own as artists. For real. The dude said "you told me god was the answer- when I ask him I get no answers, so god is the cancer." holy poo poo. And I agree 100% with what your saying, also when you get put on your supposed to spread the love to your people who helped you get there and were with you from the start.
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Dude never shuts up about wanting Earl back, or about how great Blackendwhite is. I don't think you need to worry about him not putting on the rest of the crew.
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Wezlar posted:Dude never shuts up about wanting Earl back, or about how great Blackendwhite is. I don't think you need to worry about him not putting on the rest of the crew. Nah, I'm not saying Tyler's not doing his part. But because of his subject matter and all the stuff around him, the press is definitely moving in that direction. People talk a lot about OF being nothing but horrorcore or w/e when outside of Tyler and some of Earl's stuff the topics are really just regular stuff. I'm just wondering how long before Tyler has journalists calling him Odd Future a la Darius Rucker and Hootie.
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He'll probably get that the same amount of times that RZA got called Wu-Tang.
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IM DAY DAY IRL posted:He'll probably get that the same amount of times that RZA got called Wu-Tang. I'll approach this like an actual serious comment and point out that those are totally different situations. RZA never had a solo album (iirc he just had a couple singles as Prince Raheem, and that was way before Wu anyways) and most of the Wu were also signed to solo deals when they were starting to break (that was one of the things he negotiated with Loud was the ability for each artist to find their own solo deal). Also RZA had much less of a vocal presence in comparison. I know Questlove was called "Roots" early on in their career (hell Razeel calls him that on some song on Do You Want More), on top of the aforementioned Darius Rucker. Coupled with the lack of separation of most discussion of OF and Tyler, and yes my slightly tongue in cheek comment could end up being accurate.
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