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Haledjian posted:Royce is damaged goods? I mean he clearly can't do anything other than the lyrical miracle poo poo he's been doing his whole career but he's drat good at it and I don't remember anyone thinking he's been getting worse lately. Yeah I agree with this. I liked most of Street Hop, too.
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Royce's only really average album is Independent's Day. That had some questionable tracks on it and seemed like he was trying really hard to break into the mainstream.
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Well, Hell- The Sequel just leaked, and each song is pretty different, in fact the whole thing seems pretty disjointed. But Eminem, particularly on the first track, is killing so I don't mind to much.
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The Rooster posted:Well, Hell- The Sequel just leaked, and each song is pretty different, in fact the whole thing seems pretty disjointed. But Eminem, particularly on the first track, is killing so I don't mind to much. I thought Fastlane was pretty great -- but yeah that first song is crazy good. Rest of it is all over the place.  
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Haledjian posted:Royce is damaged goods? I mean he clearly can't do anything other than the lyrical miracle poo poo he's been doing his whole career but he's drat good at it and I don't remember anyone thinking he's been getting worse lately. Damaged goods from a sales/label perspective.
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im not gonna say much about bad meets evil cause ive got mixed feelings but i gotta admit i chuckled a little during Reunion
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I'm disappointed this isn't an awesome record. that bruno mars joint is whack as fuckkkk
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juicy_J posted:I'm disappointed this isn't an awesome record. that bruno mars joint is whack as fuckkkk i dont expect em (or royce really) to ever make an awesome record again, i'm cool with just being impressed enough to make that gorilla gas face a couple times, which happened so i guess all is well.
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Hey Mystikal is back http://youtu.be/5gKE67L97SA?t=10m10s ...oh (skip to 10:10 in, the timestamp wasn't working for me)
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I'm trying to find a song. it samples 50 "many men" and the hook is "death gotta be easy cuz life is hard" from the very song. I can't remember who does it but maybe someone can help me.
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juicy_J posted:I'm disappointed this isn't an awesome record. that bruno mars joint is whack as fuckkkk
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Morphix posted:Hey Mystikal is back Mc Hammer? E-40? Vanilla Ice? Some of these guys will never be heard from again.
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Dead Snoopy posted:Mc Hammer? E-40? Vanilla Ice? Errr....
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Morphix posted:Hey Mystikal is back Ice Cube, E-40, Mystikal, Xzibit, Busta, DJ Quik, George Clinton...and inflatable bouncing houses!
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powerful drum sound posted:Errr.... "Few MCs release as many consistently great rap songs as E-40." Sorry....I haven't heard a song from dude in a billion years.
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caveman thug poo poo posted:i dont expect em (or royce really) to ever make an awesome record again, i'm cool with just being impressed enough to make that gorilla gas face a couple times, which happened so i guess all is well. bad meets evil should have just been a benzino diss album then it would have been awesome
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Dead Snoopy posted:"Few MCs release as many consistently great rap songs as E-40." then that's on you for not checking for independent artists because seriously 40 is top five all time as far as rapping ability and probably number one as far as consistency over a career as long as his. like we've said in this thread, he's put out 4 discs of Revenue Retrievin in the past two years, each of which has about 20 tracks with no filler. No one else is touching that
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Jock Mocken posted:40 is top five all time as far as rapping ability and probably number one as far as consistency over a career as long as his. Uhh what? Is this a commonly held opinion?
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do you guys really not like the new BME? i think it's great. both of em' are on point for sure. 'welcome to hell' kills it in the whip. fake edit: 'a kiss' is fuckin' awesome too
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warzero. posted:do you guys really not like the new BME? i think it's great. both of em' are on point for sure. 'welcome to hell' kills it in the whip. i like it, im just kinda sad that i only 'like' it
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Jock Mocken posted:then that's on you for not checking for independent artists because seriously 40 is top five all time as far as rapping ability and probably number one as far as consistency over a career as long as his. e40 is maybe bay area top five all time... you gotta be goin dumb to think hes top five humans of all time from any area
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Chade Johnson posted:Uhh what? Is this a commonly held opinion?
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Canibus is better than E-40 but E-40 is way more consistent.
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caveman thug poo poo posted:i like it, im just kinda sad that i only 'like' it This is pretty much my reaction to it. The hooks were mostly garbage and Em's verses sounded the same at times. It's a dope EP but I expected so much more from it, I think more Slaughterhouse features woulda helped v  v
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I guess what I meant was maybe more that nobody else can rap like E-40 (in a good way)? He can take on the weirdest beats and sound dope over em, and does a whole bunch of tongue twister lines and using his voice as an instrument without going all 'lyrical miracle' and poo poo. I am serious about consistency though; I think only maybe Too $hort has hung around longer and stayed relevant--what's in the water in the Bay? e: relevant because of rapping, not because of an acting career or reality show Jock Mocken fucked around with this message at 20:44 on Jun 5, 2011 |
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http://www.2dopeboyz.com/2011/06/05/royce-da-5-9-second-place-prod-dj-premier/ Speaking of Royce, I'm a fan of this. No doubt Success is Certain is just going to be more beats and punchlines but I really don't mind that. Is there a reason Eminem has never rhymed to a Premo beat?
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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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Leathal posted:Ice Cube, E-40, Mystikal, Xzibit, Busta, DJ Quik, George Clinton...and inflatable bouncing houses! I mean, the concert would be pretty cool if it wasn't for all the fantasy death bullshit. Kind of surprised that ICP fans wanted these guys at their venue/show. Or maybe just the promoters trying to make the festival more mainstream since ICP can't sustain Phish/grateful dead style concert numbers alone.
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K-Flow posted: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 The three Underground albums are compilations of poo poo culled from their HUGE amount of tape releases from the 90s. IF you like those just go for the DJ Paul and Juicy J tapes. DJ Paul's vol. 16 (the 1994 original, not the rerecorded version), Juicy J's Vol. 12 are both good, though I prefer the one off tapes by the other guys who fell off the map when triple 6 made it big. Look for Lil Glock & SOG, Lil Fly, Lil Gin, Lil Jule, Lil Noid, Koopsta knicca, Kingpin Skinny Pimp, The Gimisum Family, Darkside Klick, MC Mack and tons of others. My favorite 3 6 album is Smoked Out Locced out, which is raw as hell and has some funky rear end samples. There were also two other DJ's who supposedly invented that sound and Juicy and Paul bit them. I don't know how true that is, but those two dudes are DJ Sound and DJ Squeeky, who both have a bunch of tapes and related rappers, but they are a lot harder to find and I don't really know much about them. What I have heard though was great. DJ Sound's Long Awaited Vol. 10 and DJ Squeeky's Vol. 9 both get my approval. If you do enough Googling you can find even more obscure stuff, like the Truma Center Killaz. I found th is forum once and found TONS of cool poo poo on it, it says its down for now but it may be up later http://forums.horrorcore.com/showthread.php?s=e8b43c8759f30d48ac22a78d1648758f&t=89618
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Morphix posted:I mean, the concert would be pretty cool if it wasn't for all the fantasy death bullshit. I'd hazard a guess that most Juggalos are bigger rap fans than a lot of people posting itt 
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fuckin Chapter 1: The End, and Chapter II: World Domination were MY SHITS back in the day we used to ride around in my lincoln with a pound of weed and feel like Scarface in that bitch, cuttin peoples faces off with chainsaws, sittin in the car with the a/c on for two hours waiting for the pill dealer to show the gently caress up already those 2 albums and Tear Da Club Up Thugs are all the 3 6 i'll ever need
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I like mid-period Triple 6/HCP myself. When The Smoke Clears, Ghetty Green, the Choices soundtrack (Slang n Serve is the joint), the first Lil Wyte album, Da Headbussaz project with Fiend, CrazyNDaLazDayz, all that poo poo
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I didn't like the songs that leaked from bad meets evil that much (not sure which is worse, Lighters or Loud Noises) but the songs that didn't are surprisingly good. Like someone else said, nothing super duper mindblowing but good. I don't think the Bruno Mars joint is going to blow up like they want it to, it simply leaks corniness. additional opinion edit: "Welcome 2 Hell" and "The Reunion" are both good and Fast Lane is the kind of song I wish would take over the radio but then I realize the general public doesn't like music like that. On a non-BME note, the new kendrick lamar song is too sick. x TOMMYBOY x fucked around with this message at 04:53 on Jun 6, 2011 |
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K-Flow posted: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 Koopsta Knicca-Devils Playground Prophet Posse-Body Parts Mystic Stylez King Pin Skinny Pimp-King of Da Playaz Ball Da Unbreakables A New Nightmare When the Smoke Clears Along with the other stuff mentioned. Check out J-Green if you like that old sound. He sounds like them without being a straight rip off. Codeine Dream Vol 1/2/3 is the way to go. Also check out Lil Loco-Yella Tape Tha Murder Scene, for one of the better recent releases. T-Rock is my favorite ex-Three 6 Fam members, his newer stuff is kind of wack though.
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And let's not forget about Playa Fly. If you like the old school horrorcore Memphis sound check out his first release, Out Da Darkness Of Da Kut. I personally like Fly poo poo, Movin' On and Just Gettin' It On a lot more. The production on those albums is insane and Fly is a very strong mc too.
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I mentioned him several pages back but if you want raw Memphis poo poo definitely check out Evil Pimp. He's heavy on the Three 6 samples and is the closest thing out there to the older Memphis sound, in my opinion.
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K-Flow posted: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 farmtrill got me listening to them a bit. mystic stylez is the other 3 six album i think has that same sound, but ymmv. if you dig that style check out spaceghostpurrp, dude's like a modern interpretation of that poo poo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AMuRv5azW88
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Bloopsy posted:drat, i'm liking what I hear outta this dude so far. Yeah, that mixtape is pretty nice, I'd def recommend it. And also I'll be checking out a lot of that other stuff people posted, listened to a couple songs already and it's exactly what I've been looking for.
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