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Anyone hear any of this Death Grips stuff? I guess it's Zach Hill's new project (don't know much about the guy other than he drummed for hella) but I'm really digging it, especially how raw it is. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sFmZ6WDkuj0 there's a few more songs on the tub as well.
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Does anyone know where to find Ab-Soul's previous mixtapes? i'd like the long term series but having no luck finding it. Just found out about this guy, real like him along with the other top dawg artists
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Apr 9, 2011 18:16
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Anyone get the new spaceghostpurrp tape? I'm really liking it so far http://www.datpiff.com/SPVCXGHXZTPVRRP-SPACEGHOSTPURRP-Blvcklvnd-Rvdix-666-1991-mixtape.226034.html
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May 6, 2011 03:43
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danny brown put out a new track today. http://www.prefixmag.com/media/danny-brown/outer-space/52401/ as with everything danny brown, its loving good.
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May 17, 2011 17:42
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Jason Funk posted:edit: wrong thread! Danny Brown still is awesome. i posted this a bit ago and its still getting no love. i cant wait for xxx edit: and i'd say melvin bliss' "synthetic substitution" is one of the most sampled tracks ever. you hear it on 1 out of 3 rap albums
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i just started actively listening to 3 6 mafia. i've only heard them at parties and friends' cars and always liked what i heard but just never bothered to listen to them when i'm not getting hosed up or whatever. the only album that i have from them that i just got (that i really love) is underground vol. 1 1991-1994, i'm really into raw poo poo like this. i know they have a huge amount of mixtapes and albums so is there any others that are similarly raw? thanks yall
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Jun 5, 2011 23:17
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i've actually been playing that spaceghostpurrp tape since it came out. that's what kinda made me wanna start listening to 3 6
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Jun 7, 2011 03:52
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new danny brown track: http://rapohnelizenz.blogspot.com/2011/06/audio-danny-brown-blunt-after-blunt.html blunt after blunt after blunt after blunt
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Jun 7, 2011 17:11
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alansmithee posted:Actually he's got an interesting flow and his lyrics are nice. Sorry that you have bad taste ASL NIGGA posted:off topic but who is your avatar?
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Jun 8, 2011 07:38
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AY WHAT UP YALL ITS YA BOI K-FLOW BRINGIN YOU ANOTHER ONE OF THEM DANNY BROWN BANGERS but for real though, danny brown keeps dropping tracks. http://www.foolsgoldrecs.com/2011/06/09/danny-brown-blunt-after-blunt-trunk/ new one is trunk. "she said 'brown let me suck yo dick', pulled my dick out and she sucked my dick" hahaha
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Jun 10, 2011 03:49
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snyprmag posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P8NnDbfd4yc now that i've noticed their rap hands i can't stop laughing at that video. malice standing on a hearse throwing his arms all over the place is hilarious to me
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Jun 10, 2011 04:21
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Dancing Peasant posted:White people need to apologize for this poo poo: god i can't stand that or any of that "white girl mob" poo poo they're doing. i understand that rap is accessible to anyone but seriously, who the gently caress cares about a rich white girl's viewpoint, at all? her friend v-nasty says nigga constantly for some reason and they both talk about shooting guns. i know that a lot of rap is fantasy and i have no problem with that. but talking about loading up ak clips is soooooo far away from their reality it's not even funny. but whatever, these girls are being "unique" and "different" somehow by talking about the same tired rap cliches people (odd future fans, people who say 'i don't like rap BUT...") complain about. can't believe i just ranted on that poo poo, swag her out yall! SWAG SWAG SWAG SWAG
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Jun 20, 2011 17:36
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x TOMMYBOY x posted:How do you know those white girls are rich? Im not saying they arent im just curious how you would know that. It sounds like you got xtra mad and did some research in order to e-slander them? nah i don't care about them that much at all. just look at her videos. you trying to tell me some person without money made that song and video "bumpin bumpin". unless you know someone (which she may easily do), those kinda things aren't free. and her being rich is a moot point to me really, a lotta rappers are pretty rich and i still like them. i just can't imagine caring what some suburban hipster has to say K-Flow fucked around with this message at 20:33 on Jun 20, 2011 |
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can't believe my comments on kreashawn being a bad rapper stemmed a conversation that long. for the record, i don't not listen to someone because of their background or who the are, i don't listen to it because they aren't good. i showed danny brown to that mr muthafuckin exquire video the other day on twitter and he loved it so much he's been goin on and on about him. apparently they might do a track. someone earlier in the said blockhead is doing some tracks with him, is that a goon i'm guessing? if so that's awesome Chade Johnson posted:I don't think anyone will argue with you from a lyrical standpoint, however sonically I think Three 6 has set more trends sonically. Mystic Stylez and Live By Yo Rep had screw tracks 7 years before the first nationally distributed S&C album, for instance. They started crunk music, although that's dead and buried at this point it ruled the charts for several years. I think Wu had far more influence on the business side, especially the inept way Paul and Juice run/ran Hypnotize Minds, but all the wannabe Wu's (White Lotus et al.) toil in obscurity while those that copied the Three 6 sound blew up. the wu tang (rza's beats) sound pretty unique to me (possibly because they are how i got into rap) so it's hard to directly bite the style like you can with a 3 6 song, and that's not a slight against them at all, but they definitely heavily influenced the sound on a lot of rap records coming from ny
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Jun 23, 2011 19:25
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snyprmag posted:Yea El-P and Despot were going off about how good Exquire was yesterday and that lead me to listening and liking it a lot. oh i'm dumb. i'm sure that's who they meant, thank you
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Jun 24, 2011 03:56
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has anyone listened to the prince paul album "politics of the business"? it's basically a satirical rap album. but on the last song after the skit, the two secret songs are really loving good. completely forgot about them. he gives the fans (almost a reward for listening to the album) 2 songs he actually tried on. fantastic beats. would put a youtube link up but its not even on there. prince paul doesn't get much love
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Jun 25, 2011 16:41
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alansmithee posted:I prob didn't even get to those, cause after listening to about 10 songs I gave up on it. And yeah I heard it was pretty much a joke album, which I respect that he went through with it but it wasn't something I wanted to actually listen to. yeah thats how i feel, i respect he did that but i'd rather have album with good songs. i have that paul barman ep as well, some really great beats on it. i get why not many people know him, he's never tried to be out there really, i just wish he would get more recognition when people talk about top, top producers. his beats on the new souls of mischief are really good too. never knew he was hard to work with though, that's interesting edit: and why not throw some of those soul's songs on here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=90BpXRILauU http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MDLjI838ICQ (just an intro but the beat is ill) K-Flow fucked around with this message at 22:56 on Jun 25, 2011 |
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Jun 25, 2011 22:52
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alansmithee posted:Spaceghostpurrp is putting more stuff out on his youtube channel (I'm assuming it's from his album this summer) for anyone interested. For anyone who hasn't checked him, I'm gonna let the man himself tell you about his music: that track is HOT, god drat. has anyone ever listened to dopehead? he's danny brown's cousin and is on the song "exotic" on the hybrid. anyway he's had a mixtape out since 2008 and i've never posted it in here (http://dopehead.bandcamp.com/album/dopehead-musick-vol-1). it's got minimalistic type production and he's got bars for days (much like his cousin). it's worth a look for anyone, the dude is a seriously talented rapper.
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does anyone believe in "sampling ethics" anymore? obviously we live in a time where all a person needs is their moms computer and fruity loops to be a "producer" and therefore sampling has become just as streamlined i guess you could say. i'm not critical of this, technology changes everything, but i'm just curious what people's thoughts are on it. i know there is still a lot of people who are die hard "real hip hop" types (in terms of sampling), and i was kinda like that before but if something sounds good, it sounds good, whether they sampled it from an mp3 downloaded off limewire or used vinyl with an SP edit: one thing i will say i really look down on though is sample and drum packs. at least find your own sounds, that's half the fun anyways K-Flow fucked around with this message at 04:12 on Jul 5, 2011 |
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i agree with everything you said man. i'm sure you know this but most producers run that s2000 through to their mpc or whatever sampler. either way though you're gonna have some sick sounding drums
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Jul 5, 2011 18:47
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InnercityGriot posted:Classic Wu-Tang Clan song Cream mash-up with some beat by a punk rock group called Fugazi I've never heard of, and surprisingly, sounds really, really good. you ever listen to the mr. oizo wu-tang mash up stuff? i have that mixtape, its loving great
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sorry to interupt this discussion but here's a loving awesome danny brown track i just found this week http://soundcloud.com/roypacshakur/danny-brown-no-hook-prod-christian-rich. i know only me and alansmithee and like one other dude ever discuss danny but whatever. the live version of the beat is a lot better i think and can be found in his born to rap interview. danny is easily my favorite rapper at the moment, i really can't wait for XXX. i haven't wanted an album this bad in forever edit: could someone reccomend me some essential dipset poo poo? i love heatmakerz beats and have listened to some camron before but thats it. K-Flow fucked around with this message at 08:06 on Jul 24, 2011 |
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Jul 24, 2011 07:51
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grass lemon posted:Runaway Slave is such a dope album. Bounce to the Ounce is crazy and the beat to Hard to Kill is just stupid. Made overlooked album right there. i think i like goodfellas just a little bit more. anyone ever hear show and ag's ep unreleased poo poo? came out around when goodfellas did i think, some real gems on that ep.
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anyone hear the new das racist single? http://soundcloud.com/transdreamer/das-racist-michael-jackson it loving slams. the only questionable thing about it is heems' voice in the final verse. i'm guessing he's doing that as a joke?
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the black husserl posted:My 2009-era self would probably murder me for saying this but their cover of "New York City Cops" is absolute fire i believe that's just a heems song but i agree. i love this production style on both these tracks, i hope relax features a lot more raw poo poo like this. their friend mike finito produces some bangers for them (swate and the one joint they had with roc marciano), i like his sytyle. both tracks kinda sound like him
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Aug 4, 2011 06:43
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rich boy raps like he can't open his mouth properly or something
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GET MONEY posted:Also I haven't liked a Common or Nas track in forever but man thanks to No-ID this new joint is hot: most thumbs up comment on the tub: "Common and Rick Ross are nothin alike! Common is Hip Hop!" this is pretty much exactly what alan said would happen in his post, pretty funny poo poo. anyways, danny brown drops XXX tomorrow (http://www.foolsgoldrecs.com/2011/08/09/danny-brown-xxx-out-august-15th) for free. get that poo poo even if you don't know about danny. he's easily my favorite rapper out there right now (and thats saying a lot guys! i got a loving rap avatar, I KNOW RAP)
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alansmithee posted:Yeah it's kinda a shame he seems to be like the Wale of Detroit in terms of how the locals largely feel because I can't think of any song I've heard in awhile that better describes what Detroit's like. i don't think he really caters to that crowd other than by how he dresses. his songs are still really hard and discuss things that most those people have no clue about. i doubt they got that scrap or die-trap or die flip. anyways xxx is my favorite album so far this year, everything got stepped up from hybrid in my opinion. monopoly? god drat
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Aug 18, 2011 04:41
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The Doo Do Chasers posted:I just stumbled on this poo poo, from one one of the many Snoop releases no one listened to.i I shoulda listened to this in 2006 instead of thinking the one single from this album was funny (I Wanna gently caress You) that's from his blue carpet treatment album which really wasn't bad at all, had some really good beats. or maybe it's just nostalgia from when me and my friend would ride around in his car with a system edit: for instance http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pJZauKQd5Wo&feature=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d0lFy0F-8Yo&feature=related (great dre beat)
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i'm diggin that new das racist album, it's a lot more cohesive than their mixtapes in my opinion. i like the poppy stuff as much as anyone but i'd really love to hear a whole album of them rapping over hard beats (for example michael jackson, the roc marciano song, the el p track on this album, swate) but maybe thats just me. new das racist, mr muthafuckin exquire, chip$ albums all within a few days, i've got catchin up to do
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Sep 13, 2011 03:53
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caveman thug poo poo posted:i thought Despot was nice on there too but you have to allow yourself to get over how cornball he looks. the only one that was bad on that track was the 2nd dude from Das Racist but he knows hes bad i think despot is better heard, not seen
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Sep 25, 2011 03:56
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for some reason i've been listening to black shampoo by wu-tang a whole lot. i dunno why, i've just always loved that song. any love for black shampoo in nmd??? "alcohol, palm trees, peanut butter jelly"
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The Gunge posted:So can we talk about this? we talked about it when it dropped, no more talking about it. but seriously, it's a really good track. it's just too bad nas can't do it that well for a whole album edit: just listened to the black milk + danny brown single, i like that a lot. i'll listen to anything danny does, i don't really care much about black milk though. i don't think he's bad by any means, he's just never really wowed me. and for content here's a song danny (surprise) dropped a few days ago http://www.thetapedeck.net/2011/09/danny-brown-brown-eyesprod-by-paul-white/ i'm assuming it's a leftover from xxx. it's produced by paul white who has some of the best beats imo on xxx K-Flow fucked around with this message at 03:12 on Oct 12, 2011 |
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feedmyleg posted:I'm sure this has very little to do with the general discussion in here, but I love Childish Gambino but dislike most rap simply due to lazy, creatively uninteresting lyrics. So far I've been recommended Lil B, Wale, and J. Cole as artists with clever and/or well-written lyrics. Is this accurate? And if not, what rap does have particularly well-written lyrics? try tommy wright, pretty much exactly what you're looking for https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xx0cSdOlnPU
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has anyone listened to action bronson? i don't remember seeing him brought up but im sure i'm wrong. i got his album the other day and am really liking it. it sounds a lot like a ghostface record, from his voice to the beats, which isn't really a bad thing
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i'm listening to this asap rocky tape for the first time through right now. i like him and want him to do well but i don't really understand the hype at all. i guess cuz he's young and from new york? im also wondering when clams casino is gonna try something a little different from his default 60 bpm beats with time stretched-to-hell samples and hi hats set to double and quadruple time
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Nov 2, 2011 02:50
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ugkjSxnzPDM i love how cam "counts" his money when he's doing his verse
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Taima posted:Hey I have a really random question if you gents wouldn't mind... there's a track that I think about a lot that uses a submarine sonar ping as part of the beat, but I have no idea who it is. Anyone know who this might be? is it "get-u-now" by kmd? there is definitely a sonar ping going throughout that song edit: just realized this was from last page but hopefully you see this K-Flow fucked around with this message at 18:26 on Jan 5, 2012 |
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Jock Mocken posted:Confessions of Fire and SDE definitely got some joints too. Basically listen to all Cam' It really blows my mind cam doesn't get stick over that confessions of fire album cover. I guess in a time before no homo you could do those kind of album covers. Everytime I see it I think of that Simpsons episode where the gay steel mill worker says "We work hard, we play hard"
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Paul Pot posted:check out jay-z aka jiggaman...it's rap, but better because rap can't be good like "real" music
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