It's coming motherfuckers!

[stankeylegjones]

Finally. Supreme Clientele 2, next Friday.



That check out melody x mighty healthy sample/beat is

 

[Zoo_View]

Finally. Supreme Clientele 2, next Friday.



That check out melody x mighty healthy sample/beat is

They lost me at 17-20 seconds in cuz it was nothing…….

I’m definitely the wrong generation…….this is BORING and repetitious.

 

[UNCatTech]

Finally. Supreme Clientele 2, next Friday.



That check out melody x mighty healthy sample/beat is

I'm glad that this brings you joy. I hope that it's everything you expect.

Did I catch a TACO reference in there?

 

[stankeylegjones]

I'm glad that this brings you joy. I hope that it's everything you expect.

Did I catch a TACO reference in there?

Thanks.

Yes, but not in the sense that would have made me categorize the thread as Politics. Hence the Off-Topic designation. (You get the whole shell, like a taco.)

 

[stankeylegjones]

They lost me at 17-20 seconds in cuz it was nothing…….

I’m definitely the wrong generation…….this is BORING and repetitious.

I would think anyone who listened/listens to hip hop would be drawn in for more than 20 seconds by the my melody x mighty healthy beat alone.

 

[Kingpin]

I’m a rappin!

 

[Zoo_View]

I would think anyone who listened/listens to hip hop would be drawn in for more than 20 seconds by the my melody x mighty healthy beat alone.

There was melody and beat in the first 17-20 seconds?

 

[stankeylegjones]

There was melody and beat in the first 17-20 seconds?

Yes, yes there was.

But away your David Allen Coe and Waylon Jennings and listen to some other types of music, open up your mind. I bet you'll start to enjoy it.

 

[Zoo_View]

Yes, yes there was.

But away your David Allen Coe and Waylon Jennings and listen to some other types of music, open up your mind. I bet you'll start to enjoy it.

Never have listened to either of those men. Or, anyone else in a “Cowboy” hat.

Thanks for the assumption.

There was a beat….I missed it the first go-through.

Glad you like it. It’ll have a lasting impact similar to the Backstreet Boys or Spice Girls or NSynch (sp?)

 

[stankeylegjones]

Never have listened to either of those men. Or, anyone else in a “Cowboy” hat.

Thanks for the assumption.

There was a beat….I missed it the first go-through.

Glad you like it. It’ll have a lasting impact similar to the Backstreet Boys or Spice Girls or NSynch (sp?)

He'll have an impact similar to the Backstreet Boys??? The fuck? Where have you been for the last 30 years? Definitely not listening to hip hop, for sure.

Given your complete lack of knowledge of Ghostface, I'm fairly confident you're a "Cowboy" hat fan.

 

[Zoo_View]

He'll have an impact similar to the Backstreet Boys??? The fuck? Where have you been for the last 30 years? Definitely not listening to hip hop, for sure.

Given your complete lack of knowledge of Ghostface, I'm fairly confident you're a "Cowboy" hat fan.

Sorry.

I liked the Beatles, Stones, Stevie Wonder, Elton John, Earth, Wind, and Fire, George Clinton and Parliament/Funkadelic, The Drifters, Four Tops, Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Eric Clapton, Cream, Queen (before the Live Aid concert), U2 (first heard them on WXYC long before the ‘83 Springfest Concert), the Go-Go’s (before they were on MTV)…..N.W.A., Snoop, Tupac…..

No Cowboy hat guys. Loretta Lynn, Johnny Cash, Patsy Cline, Doc Watson, Willie Nelson, Earl Scruggs….?????…..sure.

I bought and played albums……all the way through…..each time.

……and as a child of the ‘70’s we made a shitload of mix tapes.

Is Wu Tang an all-time great collective? Yes.

Does this song have staying power? I doubt it. Most songs don’t. This song seems dull….but, I’m 63. And, white.

 

[stankeylegjones]

Sorry.

I liked the Beatles, Stones, Stevie Wonder, Elton John, Earth, Wind, and Fire, George Clinton and Parliament/Funkadelic, The Drifters, Four Tops, Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Eric Clapton, Cream, Queen (before the Live Aid concert), U2 (first heard them on WXYC long before the ‘83 Springfest Concert), the Go-Go’s (before they were on MTV)…..N.W.A., Snoop, Tupac…..

No Cowboy hat guys. Loretta Lynn, Johnny Cash, Patsy Cline, Doc Watson, Willie Nelson, Earl Scruggs….?????…..sure.

I bought and played albums……all the way through…..each time.

……and as a child of the ‘70’s we made a shitload of mix tapes.

Is Wu Tang an all-time great collective? Yes.

Does this song have staying power? I doubt it. Most songs don’t. This song seems dull….but, I’m 63. And, white.

Wait, you listened to NWA, Snoop, Pac, yet you think Ghost will have the impact of the Backstreet Boys, Nsync, Spice Girls. What???

 

[Heelsandeers]

I'm closer to the right generation and find a lot of 90s rap to be boring lately..

Stuff I would've liked/listened to 15-20 years ago

Unfortunately a lot of Wu falls in that category for me

 

[stankeylegjones]

I'm closer to the right generation and find a lot of 90s rap to be boring lately..

Stuff I would've liked/listened to 15-20 years ago

Unfortunately a lot of Wu falls in that category for me

I get that. For me, I'm the opposite(?) I can't get into a lot of the new hip hop. I'm not sure why...hopefully it's not that I'm turning into the new generation of "Back in my day music what good, nowadays...." old folks.

Don't get me wrong, I do like some new stuff. RTJ and Griselda, for example...but their stuff is similar to 90s rap than it is to current (which is why I probably get into it), in addition to the older heads still putting out music.

 

[Heelsandeers]

I like a lot of Griselda music. At the same time they release too much and I don't find myself rushing to every project

Similar to Wu Tang in a lot of ways. I used to have gigabytes of every Wu affiliate you can imagine on my computer. A lot of that would put me to sleep now

I think there's just too much good music first, good rapping second, hip-hop out there. If the music isn't right it's hard to care how good the rapping is. Of course a lot of modern hip-hop is just the opposite (good music, no rapping)

As for new music, not sure if you're familiar with JID, but he just release a great album. It's not far off from that Clipse album, which I never thought I'd be saying so soon (also the Clipse are featured on JID)

It sounds like it could have been released in 90s. A Goodie Mob feel to it. And speaking of Griselda, WSG is on the opening track

 

[Heelsandeers]

 

[stankeylegjones]

I like a lot of Griselda music. At the same time they release too much and I don't find myself rushing to every project

Similar to Wu Tang in a lot of ways. I used to have gigabytes of every Wu affiliate you can imagine on my computer. A lot of that would put me to sleep now

I think there's just too much good music first, good rapping second, hip-hop out there. If the music isn't right it's hard to care how good the rapping is. Of course a lot of modern hip-hop is just the opposite (good music, no rapping)

As for new music, not sure if you're familiar with JID, but he just release a great album. It's not far off from that Clipse album, which I never thought I'd be saying so soon (also the Clipse are featured on JID)

It sounds like it could have been released in 90s. A Goodie Mob feel to it. And speaking of Griselda, WSG is on the opening track

Yes, I'm (somewhat) familiar with JID, and definitely like some of his songs. But, overall, I'm not going to turn his stuff off it it's playing, but I'm not going to specifically put it on...if that makes sense. The new Clipse album is similar for me. It was one that I liked a lot on first play but then liked it less and less each additional time I listened to it. I think the anticipation had something to do with it, but not sure.

I think it has a lot to do with lyrical "style" for me. For example, I have never been a fan of Pac, André 3000's best work was on southern, never liked Common, never liked Kendrick. I'm not sure how to describe the common thread for me between those artists, but whatever it is, I'm not really drawn to their music. For me, I'd much rather listen to Biggie, Jay (older stuff), Mobb, Wu, Redman, and other artists who, to me, have a common thread to them (but I still don't know how to articulate it).

Definitely looking forward to Friday - Ghost and Conway are dropping their new joints.