Great album, but can somebody explain the appeal of J*Davey?
sayin'! That groups sucks. And that girls voice has NO SACK (straight up blazing downtempo bullshit). I guess they got big because they're loosely affiliated with SA-RA and role in the hipster-esque L.A. scene.
The album is cool. It just sounds like the label got a hold of a lot of Dilla beats and then put their own artists/folks they where down with on the LP. The beat that plays in the commercial is iiiiiiiiiil.
wrrd - Exile did some cuts on this too (they were done before Dilla passed away so I know not all of this is the label slapping random people over his beats).
I hope you're not one of the people who thought Donuts lacked an MC presence.
no thank god that album didn't have a bunch of no name detroit dudes stumbling all over it
i actually like jay dee on the mic though. the shinning tracks he rapped on where about the only parts of that album i could hang with, that song with the footsteps in the dark drums... "i paid for her like the mics in the source"
I took a listen to some of the album so far, and there are some nice Dilla beats as usual, but that one line in the Truth Hurts track is killing me: "you don't gotta work about nothin, because like Gang Starr you got that mass appeal" . maybe the worst lyric ever?
I took a listen to some of the album so far, and there are some nice Dilla beats as usual, but that one line in the Truth Hurts track is killing me: "you don't gotta work about nothin, because like Gang Starr you got that mass appeal" . maybe the worst lyric ever?
I hope you're not one of the people who thought Donuts lacked an MC presence.
I think we're perfectly allowed to find "instrumental hip-hop" tasty jazztronic trip-hop a little too wallpaper. Frankly I like Dilla's average no-name cringeworthy lyricists.
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RIP
Also, wasn't there supposed to be a Baatin song, as well as a Raekwon one?
sayin'! That groups sucks. And that girls voice has NO SACK (straight up blazing downtempo bullshit). I guess they got big because they're loosely affiliated with SA-RA and role in the hipster-esque L.A. scene.
The album is cool. It just sounds like the label got a hold of a lot of Dilla beats and then put their own artists/folks they where down with on the LP. The beat that plays in the commercial is iiiiiiiiiil.
you don't like rap music if you ain't feeling Blu.
A lot of those detroit dudes along with her are on Timotheus Management.
don't test my expert industry knowledge.
For some reason I thought this album was going to be some sort of foray into Japanese music. The Truth Hurts! This album is not looking good so far.
I hope you're not one of the people who thought Donuts lacked an MC presence.
no thank god that album didn't have a bunch of no name detroit dudes stumbling all over it
i actually like jay dee on the mic though. the shinning tracks he rapped on where about the only parts of that album i could hang with, that song with the footsteps in the dark drums...
"i paid for her like the mics in the source"
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co-cringe.
wasn't Quik hitting that for a minute?