01.31.2008, 12:11 AM | #1 |
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i love weird loud music, whether it be punk in its various forms, ditto metal, noise, avant garde, industrial, idm, free jazz, avant jazz, shoegaze, mathrock, blah blah etc... and these are the types of music i usually focus on when creating music of my own, whether it be in a band, or recording on my trumpet/guitar on my own. But, I realize that when you are playing music in a certain vain, then it becomes easy to tire of this music. For instance, I was playing in this band last year and we were doing like a royal trux slayer type band, we were playing together and listening to tunes every day. i then found that on my own id be listening to more hip hop, dance, and pop music more than the stuff id be playing with the band, like the beatles, beach boys, curtis mayfield, lotta daft punk, and tons and tons and tons of hip hop. I however absolutley really love a lot of hip hop. Its a shame how bad mainstream has gotten, with the exception of lil wayne and kanye west, because in the 90's to early 00's it seemed as if hip hop was the BEST popular music. Anyways, what are your favorite hip hop artists and your favorite alblums by these artists...
Me: Wu Tang Clan-Enter the 36 Chambers (the most important hip hop alblum ever, i said it) Public Enemy-It Takes a Nation of Million to Hold Us Back (2nd most important), Fear of a Black Nation Biggie-Ready to Die Nas-Illmatic Company Flow-Funcrusher Plus Ghostface-Supreme Clientele, Fishscale GZA-Liquid Swords Raekwon-Only Built for Cuban Linx ODB-Return to the 36 Chambers, Nigga Please Madvillian-Madvilliany Viktor Vaughn-Vaudeville Villain Bone Thugs n Harmony-Crossroads Camron-Purple Haze (he sucks bad now though) Cannibal Ox-The Cold Vein (what happened to these dudes, this alblum was brilliant) Clipse-Hell Hath No Fury De La Soul-3 feet high and Rising Dead Prez-Its Bigger than Hip Hop Dr. Dre-The Chronic NWA-straight outta compton dr octagon-dr octagonecologyst el p-fantasitc damage goodie mob-soul food eric b and rakim-paid in full lil wayne-carter 2, dedication mobb deep-the infamous the roots-illadelph halflife a tribe called quest-midnight marauders, low end theory gravediggaz-6 feet deep, the pick the sickel and the shovel ultramagnetic mc's-critical beatdown boogie down productions-criminal minded |
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01.31.2008, 12:13 AM | #2 |
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right now im listening to j dilla-the shining. godamn his beats were..... jesus, i dont even know, just so good. emotion-evoking.
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01.31.2008, 01:26 AM | #3 |
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Dr Octagon- Dr. Octagonecolagyst is my favorite hip hop album.
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01.31.2008, 01:27 AM | #4 |
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ninja rap- vanilla ice
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01.31.2008, 01:56 AM | #5 |
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hey it's the green machine
gonna rock the town without being see have you ever seen a turtle get down? |
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01.31.2008, 01:59 AM | #6 |
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by no means my favourite genre, i'm actually moving much more away from it as of late
nwa wu tang public enemy and all of their minions..
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01.31.2008, 04:32 AM | #7 |
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Biggie-Ready to Die
The ultimate album.
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01.31.2008, 04:40 AM | #8 |
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Highly recommended
EXISTEREO that fucker is really good |
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01.31.2008, 07:44 AM | #9 |
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Arrghh....Artists and albums...hmmm..well here are some:
BDP - Criminal MInded Tribe Called Quest - Low End Theory Digable PLanets - Reachin' Black Sheep - Sheep In Wolves Clothing Dre Dog - I Hate You With A Passion RBL Posse - Lesson To Be Learned Wu Tang - Enter 36 Chambers Genius - Liquid Swords Ghostface Killah - Ironman Ultramagnetic Mc's - Funk Yo Head Up Biggie - Ready To Die Ultramagnetic Mc's - Critical Beatdown Outkast - ATLiens Mobb Deep - Infamous Big L - Lifestyles Of The Poor & Dangerous NWA - Straight Outta Compton ODB - Return TO 36 Chambers MF Doom - Is Viktor Vaughn Vaudeville Villain |
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01.31.2008, 10:03 AM | #10 |
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mf doom
gang starr a tribe called quest wu tang public enemy geto boys MOP diamond d smiff n wessun show & ag blackalicious & quannum de la soul jungle brothers grandmaster flash and the furious five cold crush brothers funky 4 +1 roxanne shante scaramanga kool keith ultramagnetics leaders of the new school DiTC anti-pop consortium mike ladd company flow mr lif alkaholiks lootpack mobb deep nas polyrhythm addicts dj spinna three 6 mafia ghostface stetsasonic cannibal ox godfather don the odd squad kool g rap mf grimm rodan mr fantastik biggie smalls EPMD redman busy bee quasimoto audio two snoop ll cool j (80s era only) invizibl skratch piklz group home percee p organized konfusion |
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01.31.2008, 10:09 AM | #11 |
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three 6 mafia
dälek cage el-p a tribe called quest nwa public enemy early ice cube solo dr. dre lil' wayne some juvenile snoop doggy dogg (i reiterate, snoop DOGGY dogg) cypress hill (before rap metal) rich boy - throw some ds the wu tang ghostface rae odb gza mobb deep dmx the geto boys outkast (up until stankonia) dj shadow kool keith mf doom mf grimm pharoahe monch all i can think of right now. ...i don't see what's so special about clipse, sounds like a very average neptunes-produced band. |
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PUBLIC ENEMY - Nation of Millions, Fear of a Black planet, Apocalypse 91
A TRIBE CALLED QUEST - people's instinctive tarvels, midnight marauders, low end theory DE LA SOUL - 3 Feet High, De La Is Dead, Buhloon Mindstate, Stakes is High DIGITAL UNDERGROUND - Sex packets ERIC B. & RAKIM - Paid In Full, Follow The Leader BEASTIE BOYS - Paul's Boutique, Check Yr Head, Ill Communication, Hello Nasty DIGABLE PLANETS - Reachin' MC SERCH - Return of the Product GANG STARR - Hard To Earn, daily ooperation, No More Mr Nice Guy GURU - JAZZAMATAZZ RUN DMC - Run Dmc, Raising Hell, King of Rock GETO BOYS - Geto Boys, We Can't Be Stopped. Uncut Dope public enemy is the pinnacle. the Bob Marley and the Wailers of Hip Hop. Biggie Smalls was just a fat fuck turd looking to make money to feed his 10,000 a day calorie habit. The Geto Boys make NWA and Dre and EZ look like the poser college boys they were.
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01.31.2008, 11:25 AM | #13 |
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Jay Z's The Blueprint is very good and reminds me of Gang Star's Hard To Earn with its deep, jazzy and soulful beats and heartfelt lyrics (well, there's still a bit of bragging and dissing but its confined to a couple of tracks and his lines are quite smart anyway). It's consistent: every song is strong, and its certainly not what I expected
Otherwise I just like the obvious ones though Alias's The Other Side Of The Looking Glass is worth a mention, its the best Anticon release that I've heard: the production is very full and 'musical' (violins, flutes, and electronic flourishes) which are underpinned by really crisp-sounding, hard beats which you would think would be incongrous but compliment it well. Does anyone else think Fear Of A Black Planet, Apocalypse 91 and Muse Sick N Hour Mess Age (underrated!) are better than It Takes A Nation, which sounds tepid and weak (not the collage of sound that I like) and uses the same samples as loads of albums from that age (EMPD, etc)? |
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the Bomb Squad produced songs for a lot of albums of that time, which affects how we see PE's ioriginiality today
nation of millions is a fucking genius sampled album. everything in it is meant to agitate. scrapes, squeals, sirens, screams, etc. No one has done it better since, partly because of the change in copyright laws after de la soul got sued it is bullshit,. I hate fucking hip hop samples where you can tell exactly what song it is from and that only samples one song so you are basically rappig over an instrumental version of a police song, or a tom tom club song. I fucking HATE that shit.
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so because he was fat makes him a bad mc? his flow and lyrics are both unfuckwithable. prolly my favorite mc ever. made the most violent of lyrics sound soulful and nonchalant. |
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But when I listen to It Takes A Nation Of Millions, I don't hear scrapes, squeals, etc. It's got a reputation as being 'noize!' but all I hear is ordinary-sounding hiphop songs based around funk samples (apart from She Watch Channel Zero), just like EMPD, etc. Fear Of A Black Planet is the one where the songs are composed with many, many samples from all kinds of sources in a big abrasive noizy assault |
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I don't enjoy his rhymes, do not enjoy teh company he kept, do not enjoy his stupid themes, and cannot for the life f me stand the bullshit bullshit samples" his producers used. The Geto Boys would have killed that fuck with Mind of a Lunatic alone. .
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I also did not like that he used to sling crack rock. same reason I find Ice T a fucking joke, ex pimp, woman beater, asshole.
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you reap what you sow
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