[quote]malonetd wrote:
all these re-hashed debates get old. [/quote]
agreed.
[quote]malonetd wrote:
jtg987 wrote:
only built for cuban links vs liquid swords
which one do you think is the better album and why?
Years ago I would have said Liquid Swords, but now when I listen to it, I don’t feel it like I used to. I still like the album, but I can’t name one track that really stands out.
Honestly though, it’s not really a fair comparison. Cuban Links was basically a Raekwon AND Ghostface album, while Liquid Swords was only GZA.
Anyway, Cuban Links is better, in my opinion.[/quote]
the biggest thing which leads me to prefer GZA’s liquid sword, is the fact you can go back too the cd and still find a line that makes you go farrrrk…
and btw you dont need a college degree to understand a gza or rza song, you just need a high school degree and a basic knowledge of religion too understand everything they spit. Canibus on the other hand if you dont have a masters in biochemical physics your screwed
is anyone looking forward to jeezy’s new album? he has stepped his rap game up and I’m willing to say the best ear for beats. Nothing better than deadlifting then getting the jeezy adlib yeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh as your pulling
[quote]golferguy12 wrote:
Tech N9ne is my favorite by far. If you really listen to his lyrics, he is a pretty smart guy. He raps about a variety of things. I really like how deep he gets, like how he gets in ‘The Rain’.
One of the songs I heard today from his new CD talked about Darwinism and Creationism, using those words exactly. I was impressed because one of the top songs in america is about “getting silly”. retarded.[/quote]
I feel that what he talks about in “Flash/Your Decent” is very important.
My mom taught jeezy’s son honestly. She is a 4th grade teacher. He reps Hawkinsville and ATL. yyeaahhhh lol
*little brother - the listening
*KRS-ONE - i got next
*J-Dilla (any of his stuff)
*reflection eternal
*black star
*jedi mind tricks - servants in heaven, kings in hell
*dead prez - lets get free
*common - like water for chocolate
*xzibit - 40 dayz and 40 nightz
[quote]elano wrote:
My mom taught jeezy’s son honestly. She is a 4th grade teacher. He reps Hawkinsville and ATL. yyeaahhhh lol[/quote]
thats pretty cool, jeezy keeps it real for the homies…too bad his 8732 shit is gay…otherwise I would have purchased it
this will do if your not sure what good hip hop is listen to these, there is no biggie or pac or 50
forgot this
xzibit - thank you…one of those moments that will define xzibits career and one of the songs that will define him
[quote]jtg987 wrote:
forgot this
xzibit - thank you…one of those moments that will define xzibits career and one of the songs that will define him[/quote]
that was a great clip, which album is that track off?, not the biggest fan of his new stuff but that one was a cracker.
[quote]cevet wrote:
jtg987 wrote:
forgot this
xzibit - thank you…one of those moments that will define xzibits career and one of the songs that will define him
that was a great clip, which album is that track off?, not the biggest fan of his new stuff but that one was a cracker.
[/quote]
full circle his last retail album
Tech N9ne meets Batman
It’s a really tight song.
Blackalicious - Nia
Gift of Gab’s solo joint
Slick Rick - The adventures of…
Drapht - Who Am I?
Hilltop Hoods - The Calling
Any:
KRS
Rakim
Nas
Dead Prez
Immortal Technique
[quote]Half_Truth wrote:
Hilltop Hoods - The Calling
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this is one thing that shits me up the wall no end, hilltop hoods are so overrated in australia I saw them at big day out this year, and yeah they’re pretty good but australia treats them like they’re rakim, jay-z, dr dre and such…
the other thing that annoys me and this better not be your answer to the question, when they say they listen to aussie hip hop the general response is the no bleed section, song is ass cheeks
so whats your favourite song?
btw anyone seen the out here grinding clip? im pissed as hell shit is lame as fuck, the put on video is alright but it looks like kanye is trying to take a shit in his pants for half the clip
I agree about them be overrated, there are heaps of better acts coming out of Australia: Layla, Drapht, Morganics, Julez, MC Liones…I could go on.
I haven’t listened to anything of Hilltop since The Calling, so that speaks for itself.
Oh yeah, Simmy And The Gravyspitter is my favorite song from the album.
I’m pretty sure that the vast majority of influential and talented hip hop artist from the states have been posted already in either this article or prior ones, so I’ll through my hat in the ring with something international.
MC Solaar
I don’t know a word of French, but I like a lot of his songs.
A few that haven’t been mentioned already:
De La Soul
Organized Konfusion
Pharaoh Monch
Brand Nubian
Aceyalone
keak da sneak, mac dre, the frontline, outkast, three six mafia, aesop rock, tech n9ne, the pack, messy marv/bullys wit fullys, the cool kids, e-40, big kanye fan…etc.
bullys wit fullys (messy marv, guce & clyde carson) - so hood
keak da sneak - town business
san quinn - san francisco anthem
traxamillion feat. husalah and jacka - from the hood
game ft lil wayne
thank me later
Keak Da Sneaaak- That Go
Spank Rock- Bootay
old but what the hell
Federation- 18 Dummy
The Pack- I Look Good
old but hard as shit Light Ya Ass on Fire
Lupe Fiasco- Failure (offishal nisshal)
Lupe Fiasco- American Terrorist
[quote]Artem wrote:
golferguy12 wrote:
Tech N9ne is my favorite by far. If you really listen to his lyrics, he is a pretty smart guy. He raps about a variety of things. I really like how deep he gets, like how he gets in ‘The Rain’.
One of the songs I heard today from his new CD talked about Darwinism and Creationism, using those words exactly. I was impressed because one of the top songs in america is about “getting silly”. retarded.
I feel that what he talks about in “Flash/Your Decent” is very important.[/quote]
Agreed. I love how he can “hardcore” rap, but still tell stories about his life. After listening to him, you feel bad he doesn’t see his kids and his relationship with his wife. I love ‘Psycho Bitch II’ and ‘Too Much For You’ on Killer.