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Fun Times! posted:Danny Brown just announced some Florida dates for December. Yes, and I attended one of the "worst" shows according to his opener at the time. He puts on a fantastic show.
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Play posted:This is weird it says "Produced by FlyLife Beatz (@iAmFlyLife)" but I know for sure that the music for this track comes directly from some electronic album. I can't remember which one it is though, but its definitely not original (although it has been slightly changed and a rap beat's been put in). so it's a sample. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v-A1NyhwoiU not much difference from Geto Boys vs Isaac Hayes. cardedagain fucked around with this message at 18:17 on Nov 15, 2013 |
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Mannie Fresh posted:Yes, and I attended one of the "worst" shows according to his opener at the time. He puts on a fantastic show. I saw him gently caress a show up on the top of a Uniqlo truck in the middle of the street in Gansevoort Plaza back in March, had to help him down off the truck cuz he almost smashed his balls on a trailer hitch lol, he led a haphazard crowd chase up the street ala "running of the bulls". He paused, jukes a few times and cackled like a maniac before running off, nearly caused a loving riot. thathonkey posted:Love Return but danny's verse just kinda pales in comparison to gibb's. Still, it's one of my fave songs from this year too. Agreed although Danny's poo poo isn't bad by any means, it's just hard to out-gangster the Gibbs at any time haha. Quantum of Phallus posted:Yah Danny admitted in an interview that Gibbs was the only one to body him on Old I wouldn't say BODIED but A$AP came especially hard on Kush Koma, Gibbs does especially murder that verse, even for him...
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THNDRTHF posted:I saw him gently caress a show up on the top of a Uniqlo truck in the middle of the street in Gansevoort Plaza back in March, had to help him down off the truck cuz he almost smashed his balls on a trailer hitch lol, he led a haphazard crowd chase up the street ala "running of the bulls". He paused, jukes a few times and cackled like a maniac before running off, nearly caused a loving riot. Jit not juke Sheefy McFly(produced for Danny Brown, Boldy James) has an album release party tonight, I guess he's putting out a ghettotech album. Super cool, I've been hoping for a ghettotech revival. Party's at Nathan's Deli on Jefferson
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Hi NMD rap thread. Thanks for the informative thread so far! I'm trying to broaden my tastes a bit, being something of a musical philistine I never really gave too much thought to music other than 'this sounds nice' until recently, so it's been eye opening to start noticing musical influences everywhere. One of my favourite bands is Arcade Fire, and after reading about the hip hop influences they have used for their new album Reflektor I've been intrigued by rap, hip hop and their importance as a movement in music. Where would you recommend as a good starting point to learn more about the history of it, and who are some good current or new names to listen to,to get a feel for the current scene?
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Hello. Your earnest post might have you eaten alive. But, if you want to dip your toes into rap, try A Tribe Called Quest's first two records. Then Madvillain's only full-length. Then try Company Flow's record. Then The GZA's Liquid Swords. Then Beastie Boy's Paul's Boutique. Then Kendrick Lamar's Good Kid M.A.A.D city. This is my order of rap for you. None of it really sounds like the new Arcade Fire record, except they try to hit a groove and work off similar rhythms. A lot of those records are just as sparse as and low key as Reflektor, also.
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Deadly Diapers posted:Hi NMD rap thread. Thanks for the informative thread so far! I'm trying to broaden my tastes a bit, being something of a musical philistine I never really gave too much thought to music other than 'this sounds nice' until recently, so it's been eye opening to start noticing musical influences everywhere. One of my favourite bands is Arcade Fire, and after reading about the hip hop influences they have used for their new album Reflektor I've been intrigued by rap, hip hop and their importance as a movement in music. Where would you recommend as a good starting point to learn more about the history of it, and who are some good current or new names to listen to,to get a feel for the current scene? I would definitely recommend Kanye West's My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy.
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HorseRenoir posted:I would definitely recommend Kanye West's My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy. 
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Deadly Diapers posted:Hi NMD rap thread. Thanks for the informative thread so far! I'm trying to broaden my tastes a bit, being something of a musical philistine I never really gave too much thought to music other than 'this sounds nice' until recently, so it's been eye opening to start noticing musical influences everywhere. One of my favourite bands is Arcade Fire, and after reading about the hip hop influences they have used for their new album Reflektor I've been intrigued by rap, hip hop and their importance as a movement in music. Where would you recommend as a good starting point to learn more about the history of it, and who are some good current or new names to listen to,to get a feel for the current scene? Make this the thread title somehow
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If you want to check out more hip hop akin to Arcade Fire's Reflektor, might I suggest Daft Punk's new album Random Access Memories?
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Thank you everyone for your suggestions  I will definitely check those out, I have a long coach trip this weeekend so I will queue up some tracks and take it all in.
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Listen to Gucci Mane and only Gucci Mane it is how I became such a powerful and influential poster and music aficionado 7 RING SHRIMP fucked around with this message at 03:52 on Nov 16, 2013 |
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EATIN SHRIMP posted:Listen to Gucci Mane and only Gucci Mane Gucci Mane is the truth.
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Deadly Diapers posted:who are some good current or new names to listen to,to get a feel for the current scene? basically 2 key figures -  
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It's levels to that post.
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Deadly Diapers posted:Hi NMD rap thread. Thanks for the informative thread so far! I'm trying to broaden my tastes a bit, being something of a musical philistine I never really gave too much thought to music other than 'this sounds nice' until recently, so it's been eye opening to start noticing musical influences everywhere. One of my favourite bands is Arcade Fire, and after reading about the hip hop influences they have used for their new album Reflektor I've been intrigued by rap, hip hop and their importance as a movement in music. Where would you recommend as a good starting point to learn more about the history of it, and who are some good current or new names to listen to,to get a feel for the current scene? Listen to the 1st 4 outkast albums
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RBX posted:It's levels to that post. Considering the first guy is Hopsin, should I take it as a good thing that I can't identify the second guy?
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Previous Jesus posted:Considering the first guy is Hopsin, should I take it as a good thing that I can't identify the second guy? If you want to disrespect royalty, that's the King of New York, son It's Papoose
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wOHGFtaOXEo tity the god
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Previous Jesus posted:Listen to Aquemini. Truth EATIN SHRIMP posted:Listen to Gucci Mane and only Gucci Mane My friend was going through my iTunes a few days back and couldn't figure out why I had "so much music from this one rapper".
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gently caress Gucci Man. For some classic southern rap (other than the previously mentioned Outkast) check out anything UGK, 8Ball & MJG, Get Ya Mind Correct, and especially TI's and Jeezy's first albums.
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RBX posted:I had to triple check to make sure I was seeing correctly. such a paltry amount of gucci  e: wait holy poo poo thats just 09 TenaciousTomato fucked around with this message at 15:34 on Nov 16, 2013 |
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John Brown posted:gently caress Gucci Man. Hate to break it to you but Gucci Mane is also an important southern artist in his own right
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John Brown posted:gently caress Gucci Man. No thanks grandpa
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  I've got almost twice as much of Lil B stuffAlso reposting http://diskography.tumblr.com/ because maybe you want the entire Curren$y or Waka or Jeezy mixtape collection? That's where I got most of my Gucci too, although those links have probably 404-d by now. Speaking of Curren$y, suggestions for the best mixtapes? Already got New Jet City (great) and Priest Andretti (p. good)
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Angryhead posted:Speaking of Curren$y, suggestions for the best mixtapes? Already got New Jet City (great) and Priest Andretti (p. good) all of them https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F6vJfnqERuk TenaciousTomato fucked around with this message at 17:54 on Nov 16, 2013 |
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Angryhead posted:Also reposting http://diskography.tumblr.com/ because maybe you want the entire Curren$y or Waka or Jeezy mixtape collection? This is awesome, thanks for the link.. These old G-Unit Radio volumes are too good, I used to have hundreds of songs from everyone in the G-Unit camp. Very sentimental poo poo For Curreen$y I'd definitely check out Cigarette Boats, Verde Terrace, The Pilot Talks, Covert Coup. I also really like Weekend At Burnie's and Muscle Car Chronicles even though they have different feels than his other work. Just listen to TenaciousTomato and get them all 7 RING SHRIMP fucked around with this message at 18:05 on Nov 16, 2013 |
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While we're on the subject of mixtapes and his are all on that tumblr ... where to begin with Danny Brown's? I've only listened to XXX and Old so far from him but very much enjoyed both.
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thathonkey posted:While we're on the subject of mixtapes ... where to begin with Danny Brown's tapes? I've only listened to XXX and Old so far from him but very much enjoyed both. all of them. but start with Detroit State of Mind volumes 1 through 4 love when yall make me revisit curren$y and d brown tapes  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VrBOvFStwNo TenaciousTomato fucked around with this message at 18:45 on Nov 16, 2013 |
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So I'm listening to G-Unit's Terminate on Sight from 2008 for the first time for some reason and...it's pretty good? Like it's typical G-Unit stuff but there are some pretty awesome tracks on there (Piano Man). Their first album was pretty good from what I remember too. Mostly I just miss Young Buck
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TenaciousTomato posted:all of them. but start with Detroit State of Mind volumes 1 through 4 poo poo is great so far, thanks man. always wanted to hear someone with skills spit over some Donuts beats (Detroit State of Mind 2).
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thathonkey posted:poo poo is great so far, thanks man. always wanted to hear someone with skills spit over some Donuts beats (Detroit State of Mind 2). The tracks I've heard from Hawaiian Snow, the tape he and Yayo did, were pretty good as well. And I have around 633 tracks for Gucci, but he's the 2nd most listened to artist in my Last.fm charts behind Jeezy. Jeezy used to have a HUGE lead on everyone, but then I heard the truth aka Gucci Mane LaFlare.
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Professor Funk posted:So I'm listening to G-Unit's Terminate on Sight from 2008 for the first time for some reason and...it's pretty good? Like it's typical G-Unit stuff but there are some pretty awesome tracks on there (Piano Man). Their first album was pretty good from what I remember too. Beg For Mercy was a goddamned classic. The beat quality of G-Unit noticeably declines after Buck leaves. (NY sucks at picking beats)
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Young Buck just got out of prison at the beginning of October. Man, his life has sucked since he stopped working with them.
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Buck's verse on My Buddy from Beg For Mercy is god drat amazing, the dude generally put out some quality music I'm glad we can agree G-Unit owned pre-Buck drama
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Really digging on MM FOOD right now, Guinesses beat is so good to me. Yeeeeaaaaaahhhhhh, so smooth. Also, just saw on Twitter that Danny Brown has some meal thing with Adidas right now and I realised that if Adidas did a sneaker collab with Danny that the money would be out of my pocket before I saw the shoe. It could look utter poo poo, like all the Jeremy Scott collab stuff, but I would still buy and rock 'em.
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