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Bulging Nipples posted:found the song, narrowing it down to stereolab helped a ton, thanks Yeah that's a good one. There's also http://www.the-breaks.com/ , which has a kind of old layout but has tons of sampling info. I use it constantly. Bulging Nipples posted:ever since ghostface got vitiligo he just raps about food but you might like this its p cool Wow, he really does sound like ghost. That's awesome. SOME PIG fucked around with this message at 19:47 on Mar 26, 2011 |
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Bluetooth human being posted:So I found an old Kruder & Dorfmeister cd, and was listening to a remix of 1st of tha month and so I love that song/album. You rule.
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cardedagain posted:new K.R.I.T. full length. Return Of 4Eva. ON THIS>
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Who did Sage used to ghostwrite for? Can't remember, but I remember thinking it was pretty interesting.
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Teepkick Shakur posted:Saul Williams isnt white and The Streets isnt even hip hop. SAGSKTA. Content: Returnof4Eva is great, but I don't think I'll play it as much as KRIT wuz here. He's still doing all his own production? Other news, my girl left me for listening to too much Lil B. Well alright there was other stuff, but Lil B became a MAJOR ISSUE in our house. I'm gonna tweet him about it and see if he can hook me up with someone more BASED. So now I'm back on a college campus, visiting my friends, and danm yall are right; Wiz Khalifa DOES get played non-stop by Caucasian weed-heads. At least it's not mac miller, I guess.
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ayo, sorry to interupt yalls hyphy childrens music discussion- ayo god whoever posted big tone tones blogspot, in the last joint, nahmeen- it's the funniest poo poo I've ever read. God cypha divine. Word bond I can't even read the joint cause the god be laughin too hard, crying and poo poo. Here the link again, maybe one of you lil smart-dumb cats can read it to me: http://bigghostnahmean.blogspot.com/
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Backup Snacks posted:Edit: Oh poo poo, I didn't catch the name. Now I'm assuming it has something to do with the consciousness of something. That was one of the most hilarious derails in the old thread. I'll go take a shower and listen to some Common and forget about this little tiff. Oh wow you like to listen to Common in the shower too? Make sure you use conditioner for lube, shampoo burns if it gets in. Also Common posted:Who am I to judge one's perspective?
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Haledjian posted:He's Spanish Cuban, which is pretty much white European. His beard is way lighter than it used to be though, compared to like that old Baldwin Brothers video with Majik Most. I wondering if he was dying it to look more Hispanic. I was always wondering about this too- same thing I had with B-Real (well I don't really have a problem with it but whatever). And to back-up snacks I hope you know I was just having a little fun, just a little joking around and poo poo. It's all p.e.a.c.e.
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alansmithee posted:There's a Complex list of the 50 greatest rap samples done by Kon and Amir (might've got talked about in the last thread). It's really cool not just to see the samples but how they're used. I remember one that stuck out was "Lyrics to Go" which just has a stretched out Minnie Ripperton vocal sample. Yeaaaah, that's one of my favorite samples. So when I got FL9 the other week it was the first thing I tried to make a beat from. Then I realized that it's also used in Me Against the World and about a million other songs, so I kind of gave up on it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lGkuYsE8F7w Here's what I came up with, though: case1 - smack fire SOME PIG fucked around with this message at 07:33 on Apr 12, 2011 |
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glorp posted:My Remix EP! http://bit.ly/gxYPGc featuring Kydd, Cory Kendrix, and Ocky Goodsounds! Downloading now. Nuff respect to Kydd. edit: I can't find Sean P mixtapes on datpiff. Does he do that "street album/retail mixtape" poo poo where he trys to off his tapes in stores? Cause that's cool, I'll probably buy em off amazon if that is the case. Someone tell me they're good first- I'm looking for Master P, Kimbo Price, Mic Tyson (I know this is an album). SOME PIG fucked around with this message at 07:22 on Apr 10, 2011 |
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GET MONEY posted:Forgot all about this track, Ransom's version is nice too. Oh poo poo, this is really good. Aight goons, get me catched up on Ransom quick! edit: Downloading Best of Both Traps mixtape from Datpiff, it's recent and it's got a KRIT feature. SOME PIG fucked around with this message at 23:32 on Apr 10, 2011 |
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rear end in a top hat Frat Boy posted:Glad to see someone else here listens to real hip hop. As long as I see Gibbs on TM103 I'll be happy with the signing. Cool video, I'd definately check Gibbs live if he ever came down to Miami and poo poo. Gangsta Gibbs (and P.O.C.) and KRIT are really the only rappers I'm still checking for in 2011- that singles list for the last decade kind of depressed me and poo poo. Real hip hop. I haven't heard TDE- why don't you post some tracks/vids and educate us?
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HatchetDown posted:Because how Virus sounds appeals to more people in the fan base I'm dealing with. I completely agree, he's kind of burnt out but he keeps chugging on producing music every day or else according to him he get's "real irritated" when he doesn't and it's taken a lot of steam out of his style. He also made mention of how every time he tries to get a little experimental his fan base hates it so he has to expand his sound in small doses. I think he just needs to get hooked up with a good producer again so he can concentrate more on writing his raps. Liked the interview- I'm a Del fan, nothing to be ashamed about. Anywhere, here's my local contribution: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Street-Fame/109230535762947 My friend JB aka Street Fame. I think he's awesome but region haters will probably dismiss.
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alansmithee posted:Track, or album? Because just in case you didn't know, they did an album together. Yeah, Parallel Universes or whatever. I still think that Del outshown Tame on it, and I love Tame1 way more usually. Cool production too...
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Chade Johnson posted:This whole time I though Mr. Lif was just a random skit on Violent By Design. It's OK I thought he was Mr. Len, CoFlow's old DJ until like the 3rd post about him.
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Jock Mocken posted:so there's a new video from one of the best rap albums of the year and it's pretty drat cool. I am a total sucker for beats with strings though. This is gonna be the next album I buy, song is amazing. Cool video, hopefully they can buy a new house with the money they make! 
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alansmithee posted:Big Krit does that a lot, but he goes over the vocal sometimes as well. I love that song so much.
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slothmonster posted:His and the slangcorp websites are both down so I can't link you to any free music as of right now, but if you're digging neural circuitry I'd recommend the "Magic Bullet" EP, It's his most recent work aside from Useless Eaters so it's pretty close stylistically, other than that just go chronologically, Involvement and then Realistic Expectations, Both are one itunes as far as I know and they dope, also when slangcorp.com comes back up just go through and download everybodies poo poo because GDP's on at least one or two songs per each artists album and vice versa, the entire camp is sick. Site's back up, thanks for this post. I'm getting Tame1's junkwaffle EP thing right now.
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Here's a short interview with Gibbs that I liked: http://www.allhiphop.com/stories/features/archive/2011/04/16/22677256.aspx AHH's interview chick has a tendency to ride d's which she does here in one spot, but whatever it's a rap interview. I like the part that talks about pimping! (Has Gibbs ever gorilla pimped a bitch? Click to find out!) caveman thug poo poo posted:hey everybody i dont have anything new to post but i jammed out so hard today to Juggaknots "Clear Blue Skies" album (or more truthfully the re-release of that album, aptly titled "Re:Release") that I felt it necessary to declare it "hey everybody go listen to Juggaknots again" day or week or whatever, whenever you can get around to it. Well thanks for giving me something to do today.
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Rah! posted:i dunno, it doesn't look like a very bad place to me: You can't really judge places like that by their website. I spent 90 days sitting down in a place with a real fancy website- didn't really reflect the, um, reality of the experience. Mine was in Cali, not on a drat Island either. Who knows what goes on at a place like that... Plus, here in FL kids get killed at these "Youth Ranches" on the regular. I don't know anything about Coral Reef Academy but I will say that regardless of how hard or easy it is I wouldn't want to get sent to some goddamn island for an unknown amount of time, run by a bunch of huge rear end Samoans, away from all of my peoples. End rant.
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BigHustle posted:I do some volunteer work writing concert reviews and music articles for the local independent radio station here in St. Louis and was sent to review the Cee Lo Green concert tonight. That's amazing. I didn't know they were back together either, I would've been spazzmatic if I was there. As for re-union records though, I'm not gonna hold my breath.
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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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HatchetDown posted:He's listed as one of the Songwriters for Come Around on Kala, and though the rapping is pretty meh to me I did love the beat. I'm not completely informed on how MIA does her thing in the studio, does anyone know if it was just Timbaland doin the beat or if it was an actual viable collab? I don't know if it was an actual viable collab, but it's viable that it's an actual collab, nahmeen? Also, was that the song where Timb raps something about Tee-Pees or Feathers or something "Indian" even though MIA is the other kind of "Indian?" I remember laughing so hard when I heard that line.
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HatchetDown posted:Yeah that's the one hahaha. That's pretty much how I listen to rap too, just running through crews/labels until I've exhausted them and then I move on to the next one- gently caress a coast or scene, if it's rap or even something like rap I'll try it. But I loved that Juggaknots poo poo that ODB posted a LOT, so I've been stuck on that for the last few days. That Prince Among Thieves thing will probably be the next album I get.
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Honestly if I was having a party and could only play rap I'd just put on Curren$y and Wiz Khalifa and Young Money poo poo... totally depending on whos gonna be there, of course. Basically the idea of any party is to play music that guys are gonna enjoy listening too (like jock mock said) and that girls can get slutty to. I had a party last week, but I just let the girls play whatever they wanted on Youtube because we all took a bunch of molly and alcohol and got naked. I hope yours goes well too!
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iz1Cd73l6Kc Don't know who this guy is. He goes in on this track, though. Name drops a few industry people (Sha Money, Steve Rifkin). Besides that I like the throwback style. No hook, just rapping.
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alansmithee posted:FWIW the OF thread is also like 5 months older. katatonic posted:Akrobatik, one of the only good things out of the Boston Hip-Hop scene just had a heart attack and is in a coma. Untrue, alansmithee. We also post about when rappers die or go into comas (hoping he pulls through!).
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phractured posted:How many of you guys know a decent amount about the history of hip-hop? For diversity day at my school, I made a presentation about the history of hip-hop, and I actually learned a lot that I never knew about. What are some interesting bits of hip-hop history that you guys would share? I guess I don't really know much about rappin before around '87-'88. The only artists I know of from before then are the really popular ones like Sugarhill, Kurtis Blow, Fat Boys, Beasties, and LL. I think my favorite thing about listening to rap is recognizing all the callbacks/homage type poo poo that goes on, which I think comes from Jazz. Like you might hear a good line or melody, and think "Oh he took that from Blackstar" and then you listen to Biggie and hear it again, and then you listen to BDP and you're sure that's where it came from originally, until you find out that KRS-One lifted it from an old dancehall track. Here's a question for you: Where did "6 million ways to die... choose one!" come from? I ask because I've heard it so many times in rap but I honestly don't know. I'm sure it's from a dancehall tune.
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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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K-Flow posted:oh i'm dumb. i'm sure that's who they meant, thank you Yeah Blockhead's used to be one of my favorite producers, check out "Music by Cavelight" if you get the chance.
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snyprmag posted:The anti-backpacker comments are getting almost as bad as the backpackers were. Good look on this, I just finished downloading December 17th and now I'm getting Definition of gently caress poo poo 1 and 2 from datPiff. That youtube song is great.
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Whoa, forgot about the new Big L. I must own that. As far as Jean Grae, I'd go waaaaay back to the stuff she did with The Herbaliser (as 'What? What?' and then later as Jean Grae), that's always been some of my favorite Jean. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lwF_zq3Exx0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZyFsqttgROg Here's another fav: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VvvgN7R4sHs SOME PIG fucked around with this message at 01:05 on Jul 29, 2011 |
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caveman thug poo poo posted:yo deth i dunno if you checked out Cookies or Comas yet but that first vid you posted is pretty much exactly what she's doing on it. not so much the 2nd vid with the more "cerebral cortex" poo poo, but there's a little of that too Oh yeah I got Cookies or Comas the minute I heard about it. So great. Honestly though, there's so much new, great music coming out through Mixtapes and EPs and poo poo that I'm actually having a hard time keeping up, maybe for the first time ever! It's like even if I find a tape that I REALLY love, I don't even get enough time to spin it over and over and learn all the words backwards and front like I used to, until I'm already racing to download the next one. So far I've got the new Jean Grae, Skyzoo, the duct tape ent tapes, Z-Ro 5200, Will Brennan, Prodigy - Ellsworth Bumpy whateverwhatever, Random Axe, a few OFWGKTA tracks, Casey Veggies, Shaolin vs. Wu-Tang, Danger Zone, all that MMG like the new Pill - The Diagnoses, DaVinci, Bad Meets Evil, and all these Watch the Throne and GOOD Friday singles all in the rotation. I'm about to have a rap attack. 
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Speaking of WTT, I just got finished with it. It's a pretty good album, I guess. Hov doesn't really make the kind of music I usually listen to, but I felt sort of obligated to listen to it cause of all the hype. There were a couple songs I liked, so I'm gonna leave it in rotation. The RZA beat surprised me by how good it was, one of the best I've heard from the abbot in a long time. What did yall think?
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I had to look up 'planking' in Urban Dictionary. I like to imagine that Hov went through the same process before writing that line. I'm starting a SAGSKTA circle in Google+ so I can talk about rap with my hip hop friends. Here's my profile, add me: https://plus.google.com/106376289562892292571/ . I still don't know how all this works but I think this is how to do it.
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caveman thug poo poo posted:nah he's got an r&d team keeping him up to date on all the hot new fads Ha, the sad thing is he probably does. I mean when you're that rich and famous, you don't have time to stay on the internet all day checking for new fads and music. I'm unemployed and I still don't have enough time to keep up with the rap- apparently my favorite rapper dropped a new EP and nobody told me? I don't know how yall let that one get past me. I'm gonna need an R&D team like Jigga now. The EP is excellent, too. Expect nothing less from Gibbs. I don't know who started it, but I kind of like this trend of rappers dropping EPs in addition to mixtapes now. I guess they're gonna serve as a replacement for "Retail Mixtapes" since they charge money for 'em. It's a good way to get music out and still get paid while your debut is stuck in label-hell, I suppose. edit: Now that I think of it, Roc Marciano and T3 from Slum Village both dropped EPs recently too. Hell: The Sequel was an EP too. The Roc Marciano one, Gangrene, is awesome btw. Definately 90s sounding hardcore. I haven't listened to T3's yet. SOME PIG fucked around with this message at 02:06 on Aug 11, 2011 |
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GET MONEY posted:Sound like Rich Boy meets Pimp C in those samples, gonna check out that mixtape. While we're in Alabama, GMane has put out some dope tapes as well, Smoke Some Kill, and Still Smokin especially: Wow, NoID murdered that beat. Did he do the scratches too? Loved it. Also, 2 good verses by Common and one by Nas that didn't put me immediately to sleep? After that Nasty Nas single I'm trying hard not to get hyped for a comeback (must resist...)
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phractured posted:I saw Raekwon and Ghost in Philly. Cappadonna performed with them almost the entire time and carried the show because it seemed like they were too tired. Also my hat made it on stage Word I'm seeing all three of them to perform Cuban Linx... on Miami Beach. Mobb Deep is gonna be there too to perform The Infamous in it's entirety. I'm so loving excited for this I'm a huge Ghost/wu-tang stan.
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snyprmag posted:Soulja Boy was enemy number 1 back then and was lil B's first big name cosign. There's too many loving camps to say its all the same folk. Gracias! I'm not even done listening to Turf Stayed Still yet, Davinci sounds hungry.
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CII is and probably will stay my favorite Weezy F, probably cause it was my first time I REALLY heard him. See I wasn't into mixtapes back then, so I'd only heard Go DJ, Fireman, and at that point. But I heard this dude going off in the record store to the clerk about how Lil Wayne was the best thing in rap, whatever whatever, so I picked up his latest instead of the 2nd-gen Wu-tang or whatever crap I was thinking was good at the time. Actually now that I think about it, I think I picked it over Nas' Street's Disciple double-album that had dropped around then. What a good choice that was. After that I discovered you could download mixtapes online (for free!) so I went pretty much just went HAM after that, lost interest a couples months after CIII dropped. I guess that was.. drat, like 6 years ago now. Related note: I think some of you all forget or just never experienced how much fun that backpacker phase actually is when you first get into rap. I feel like since I grew up during the Puffy shiny suit era/turn of millennium NYC era. I got exposed to a lot of garbage. And not there wasn't a bunch of good poo poo that came out in that time, what they were playing on rap radio and MTV turned off a lot of white kids who couldn't relate, I think. So when you get your hands on something like Operation: Doomsday or Blackstar for the first time, or even aTCQ, it feels like you've found some lost and rare artifacts (no pun) that you can play to your friends and try to impress them. I must've played Illmatic at least once to EVERYONE who got in my whip for about 3 months. I remember listening to Del's Both Sides of the Brain all the way home from Marathon Key to my hometown like an hour and a half away with my friend, and also that Deltron 3030 album. It's like you discovered some rare art form, like a whole different format that's been under your nose the whole time. Does that make me a culture vulture? Maybe. The difference is that I'm gonna rep this poo poo forever. I'm gonna be like that Michael Bolton character in Office Space, blasting Geto Boyz from my Toyota Corolla as I drive to my lovely office job. And if they ever drop another Deltron album, you're gonna catch me standing in line, on release day.
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