Atmosphere...Uhh...yeah...
DJelV2000
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Whats up with these dudes?I just got home from the concert and Ant came along for the ride but BEFORE and AFTER the hip hop section of the show there was Slug and some so - so band playing jam rock steez... big ass WTF...I've seen them before and loved the show (and the middle section of the show was hotbut the rest...?) do they do this everywhere?i'm a fan of the records, but the show was
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Jam rock? Ew.
Does DJ Abilities still perform with them?
some guy named "Dj Rare Groove"
it's fucked up because so many of his records skipped... it was rediculous...
and he was on some "who remembers this" shit and dropped...
Sugar Hill? Come on
I Know this is Vermont, but, shit...
ask 99Problems or Nate B
I imagine he was there with Blueprint or someone like that, he's from Cinci or Columbus. I've seen him play some decent stuff, OG "Impeach" at uncrowded shows, etc. Its been a few years, though, and I never liked his name.
as a kid from the upper midwest i've been checking them for a long awhile. i hate to be that dude with the "remember when" BS but they haven't done anything for me since the Headshot tapes and Overcast.
FREE SPAWN.
Oh man this doesn???t sound good.
I was just talking to a friend a few days ago about what Atmophere will do next, and I suspected that they might add a rock element to their sound.. I hope I???m wrong and what you saw was just a one off.
I saw Atmosphere in Paris ain 2003 they were amazing man.
The first half of their new album blows 1000 others to smithereens.
It has some straight boom bap hardcore bangers on there. No rock shit, not soft shit, just straight-up.
Ant is a shit hot producer, Dibbs is straight fire & Slug can rhyme circles around many.
Only fuckheads attach the word 'Emo' to them. The world would be a better place if males opened the fuck up & expressed themselves emotionally anyway.
I met dude & he was solid.
Knew his hip hop history, knew that people wanted to pigeonhole him & wanted to know about the local scene.
And he was a gracious appreciative fellow. And his show later that night blew the fucking roof off.
Now Buck65, that's a dude who went arse end up.
Kinda gone downhill since.
AYOOOOOO!!!
Joining the 'easy punching-bag artists' queue anytime soon?
M.O.P. one far behind??? Hmmn, I didn't think so.
But saying that they are terrible & Slug is corny is a bit rich...
...they might not be your taste, but 'terrible'...? Can't agree at all.
Slug is one of those rare emcees that girls like because he's open with his feelings & guys like him because he expresses his frustrations with relationships that they can relate to.
How is that corny?
Getting girls into good hip hop is a hard task as it is. Can't see that as a bad thing.
Prior to their Epitaph signing they weren't exactly the 'cool' kids on the block as they are now.
Though I see what you mean. They might now be seen as the hip hop they can like when reading Vice mag.
At least he's not a vapid single minded emcee who talks about being in 'the club' all the time.
And I'm not some card carrying Rhymesayers fanboy.
Though I do rate Brother Ali over Slug, but that's not taking anything away from Slug.
for some reason i'm not surprised the show was "uncrowded"
I'm sure it is different down here but we are smart enough to not judge an artist by some of their fans. Same could be said of Solesides, Def jux & a multitude of labels that seem to garner fanatical followings. They usually stick to the one label & don't really want to hear anything else anyway. Major or indy.
I don't think radio is even interested in playing the GOOD SHIT anyway.
Do you think the majority of the producers on this board get their stuff played on the radio to any great degree?
Would they be making lesser music because of that fact?
I wholly understand the sentiments behind that attitude, but i also realise some can get a bit carried away with the ideology.
I bought 'Overcast Ep' & the 'DynoSpectrum' album when they came out & my mates are hip hop heads so I can't really see from outside that viewpoint. They were just an interesting & valid sound from Mid-West USA. Never realised that people outside the usual heads had adopted them in any great force. Sad that these outside 'fans' people are such knobs.
New album is pretty good. More straight up than previous ones. Worth at least a listen.
ive noticed this as well...just about every person i know has their ONE hip-hop cd, and its usually some atmosphere....or aesop rock.
five years ago:
Yeah & don't those overated emos suck hard... Ha!
The show was whatever. Though I will say that for "live-hip-hop" they did a decent job.
I'm to the point now where the only reason I go to his shows is to chat with the underage girls. Which were in abundance as usual.
That's about all they do for me at this point.
I'm an atmosphere fan, and I think the new LP is Fire..
It's the show I have issue with, they were really on some Jam Band ish
BTW - Vt heads... I'm on WWPV (88.7) Right now
Playing some "my brain is fried from over use" Jazz
Hip Hop sample tracks and the Like...
which I understand is a bit of a rareity
That was cool...
And Blueprint is the shit
i definately know and cosign this deal ???