Yea and so was Ice T's OG but i didn't want to kill him after listening to it though...

oh shit, that flow switch on Suddenly!! gets me every time.

hell yeah. Though I *think* my favorite track is "Phoenix"...

"a bible or a rifle / good night folks"

I bought the regular edition, but it's so good I gotta get the deluxe bonus tracks now. (Same with GOOD KID)

I honestly can't tell if I'm being made fun of here for something I've said in the past,or if you're just my hip hop soulmate, but I feel the same way. Especially about Cannibal Ox. Whenever I hear something that's supposed to be amazing, I check it out and it's fine, and then I think about the opening tracks of Cold Vein, and I just want to listen to Cold Vein.

What now? You were nothing short of "all about that shit" at the time of its release. Unless I'm mistaken. Was that just a novelty effect that wore off because you listened to it and nothing else for a week (as I did) or am I just completely trippin'

the latter. i found it disappointing. Earl's verse on Oldie was a pleasant surprise though.

Underachievers mixtape is legit.

indeed. wait, i just have to post this cover art

sonofabitch. Wow.

I just listened to Chum on YouTube. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FCbWLSZrZfw

It immediately reminded me of The Street's "Weak Become Heroes". http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Z1kRhiPE0E Piano sound and melody and vocal timbre, tempo and rhythm sound very much alike.

I like the drum ruffle.

Lyrically it doesn't appeal to me. Such a narrow scope.

Rolling Stone's 50 Greatest Hip-Hop Songs Of All Time

"Editor's note: To make this list, Rolling Stone asked 33 artists and experts – from Rick Rubin to Busta Rhymes – to choose their favorite hip-hop tracks, then crunched the numbers"

1. The Message – Grandmaster Flash, 1982
2. Rappers Delight – The Sugarhill Gang, 1979
3. Planet Rock – Afrika Bambaataa & The Soul Sonic Force, 1982
4. Sucker M.C’s – Run-D.M.C, 1982
5. Mind Playing Tricks On Me – Geto Boys, 1991
6. Nuthin’ But a ‘G’ Thang – Dre.Dre & Snoop Dogg, 1992
7. Fight The Power – Public Enemy, 1990
8. Juicy – Notorious B.I.G, 1994
9. Straight Outta Compton – N.W.A, 1988
10. Paid In Full – Eric B & Rakim, 1987
11. C.R.E.A.M – Wu Tang Clan, 1993
12. They Reminisce Over You (T.R.O.Y) – Pete Rock and C.L Smooth, 1992
13. La Di Da Di – Doug E. Fresh and the Get Fresh Crew, 1985
14. Rebel Without A Pause – Public Enemy, 1988
15. Fuck Tha Police – N.W.A, 1988
16. Big Pimpin’ – Jay-Z, 1999
17. Peter Piper – Run D.M.C, 1986
18. Dear Mama – Tupac, 1995
19. Paul Revere – Beastie Boys, 1986
20. In Da Club – 50 Cent, 2003
21. Rock The Bells – LL Cool J, 1985
22. Strictly Business – EPMD, 1988
23. I Know You Got Soul – Eric B. and Rakim, 1987
24. It Takes Two – Rob Base and DJ E-Z Rock, 1988
25. Ain’t No Half Steppin’ – Big Daddy Kane, 1988
26. Scenario – A Tribe Called Quest, 1991
27. Flava in Ya Ear (Remix) – Craig Mack, Rampage, the Notorious B.I.G., LL Cool J, Busta Rhymes, 1994
28. Lose Yourself – Eminem, 2002
29. Mama Said Knock You Out – LL Cool J, 1990
30. Hypnotize – Notorious B.I.G., 1997
31. N.Y. State Of Mind – Nas, 1994
32. Jesus Walks – Kanye West, 2004
33. 99 Problems – Jay-Z, 2003
34. P.S.K. What Does It Mean? – Schoolly D, 1985
35. Shook Ones Part II – Mobb Deep, 1995
36. Rosa Parks – Outkast, 1998
37. It Was A Good Day – Ice Cube, 1992
38. Get Ur Freak On – Missy Elliot, 2001
39. My Name Is – Eminem, 1999
40. The Breaks – Kurtis Blow, 1980
41. California Love – Tupac and Dr.Dre, 1995
42. South Bronx – Boogie Down Productions, 1987
43. Top Billin’ – Audio Two, 1988
44. Me, Myself and I – De La Soul, 1989
45. Lost Ones – Lauryn Hill, 1988
46. Push It – Salt-N-Pepa, 1986
47. That’s the Joint – Funk 4+1, 1980
48. The Symphony – Marley Marl, 1988
49. Adventures of Grandmaster Flash on the Wheels Of Steel – Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five, 1981
50. B.O.B – Outkast, 2000

http://www.rollingstone.com/music/li...-time-20121205







December 2012 issues.


I created a playlist on Spotify some weeks ago. http://open.spotify.com/user/1129291...LfhAEOGVxNjtig

^I have that issue.

Tila Tequila
13 hours ago
DEAR NASA,

I SUPPORT YOU IN NOT DISCLOSING ANY INFO TO THESE IDIOTS. #SALUTES WOULD IT BE MEAN OF ME TO LAUGH AT THEM THOUGH ONCE THEY ALL DROWN FROM THE IMPACT?

PS-I was not directing these messages to my AWAKENED FAMILY HERE, you guys already know this as you can CLEARLY see it for yourselves. Not that hard to point out a Zombie shit for brains to you! LOL *sigh* I do love my awakened family & friends on here tho! This way I don't feel so alone! *HUGS*

why does Joey Bada$$ (or any rapper for that matter) think they can come at Lil B? they never seem to learn.

i love The Message, Mind Playin' Tricks on Me and TROY.

but that Rolling Stone list is trash. Rolling Stone is trash. no Kast songs in top 25? fuck them.

sometimes i think i'd consider another song titled "The Message" the best rap song ever.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ws3Ks0FGxYM

that song has blown my mind since the day it was released. "Fake thug, no love, you get the slug, CB4 Gusto" = OMG what an opening line!

:o.

seriously. Big Pimpin' isn't even a top 10 Jay-Z song.

yesssssss!

been listening to Lil B all day. i think that his most memorable songs came out in the first couple of years of his solo career (I'm God, I'm a Martian, Pretty Bitch, B.O.R, T-Shirt & Buddens, etc). still dig everything he does though.

well, except for the classical music attempts. haha.