Originally posted by: Taggart
Whoa more like welcome to 1995
Originally posted by: Taggart
Whoa more like welcome to 1995
Originally posted by: Wahsapa
Originally posted by: KPSHAH316
i'm trying to get into something else, since all this rap is becoming garbage-only a couple of good artists. Kanye West is one since he releases/produces so much material.
check out the underground hip hop thread, rap is not 'becoming' a bunch of garbage
i would consider roots and kwel underound because they still dont have a mainstream fan base. you wont hear their songs on the radio. albums dont go platinum. of course, in every underground act, there's going to be to those shining stars. thats what they are to me. but that still doesnt stop me from putting in a hiero album or a louis logic album, even though they will prolly never crack 250k anytime in the near future. and yes, there are a few "out-there" artist, but for every 1 of those, there's 5 decent emcee's out there with a message/story in their lyrics.Originally posted by: KPSHAH316
[or maybe i started to realize most of it was crap/maybe i didn't know what good music was/is?/undeground rap is a strange thing, depending on what you consider to be underground. Some would say Roots and Talib Kweli are underground, but they're too good and have such good production with so many fans. People like Necro are just fvcking weird. Thanks for all the titles though.
that is true, but in my area, those songs never got airplay. 😛 but in all seriousness, some mainstream will appeal to me (nas is in constant rotation in my cd player). i guess its what you listen to. heck, quality is 1k away i believe from going gold. so, in my posts, even though i admit to listen to some underground, heck, even quote it in my posts, i dont want to come off as an elitist, because there are a few mainstream artists i will listen to. as far as kanye goes, i do think he is a pretty good producer (but im biased, a lot of songs he samples i grew up listening to), but i think his rapping is wretched. i fast forward to the mos def/common/kweli verses in his songs. but yes, there a lot of talented producers out there who will never hear their song become a trl #1 hit (stoupe from jedi like you mentioned, tek, j.j. love from demigodz/odd couple)Originally posted by: KPSHAH316
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roots wre on constant rotation with seed 2.0 and don't say nuttin. kweli is known very well due to quality, and beautiful mixtape which was great. The thing is, is that I like some of the gangsta stuff like Cam'Ron and Joe Budden (remake of Billy Joel's Big Shot as a diss to 50 Cent-need i say more?) and people think its cool to listen to undergroun, but you can see the production in a Kanye West beat, and the production in a lower end beat from Stoupe from JMT.
omg! thank you! i should be the one who's grateful!! a lot of people i know talk like he's the damn messiah of hip hop! like he saved it or something! i know its a few months late, but welcome to atot! :beer:😀Originally posted by: KPSHAH316
yeah-kanye's flow is messed up, but remember-he's mostly a punchline rapper with many homophones.
Originally posted by: slurmsmackenzie
actually, i believe 311 is the police code for public indecency which the bass player, pnut was arrested for
Originally posted by: SampSon
Fortunatly their music has gone downhill and will never recover.
Originally posted by: bobbybe01
"Down" was their first single. They've been around for 7 or 8 years now. But good job getting into them...good band. "Come Original" is another fav of mine.
Originally posted by: minendo
Originally posted by: bobbybe01
"Down" was their first single. They've been around for 7 or 8 years now. But good job getting into them...good band. "Come Original" is another fav of mine.
They've been around a lot longer than that.
Originally posted by: CrackRabbit
Welcome to 1998.