deej
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I thought maybe there was something better to offer than Papoose and boot camp clik dudes who get jocked because they managed to release something competent + be from new york at the same time
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your city fell off, get over it
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I agree w a lot of the points he makes even if i disagree with his conclusion that rap is 'dead' or whatever
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there's no WAY you spend enough time away from the soulstrut forums to do anything with anyone's mom
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i'm pretty sure he was objecting to you participating in the thread at all 50's album is classic but i didn't engage with dizzybull because he's dizzybull Actually I'm Dizzy Bull(y) now. Yeah but seriously, 50 Cent has become a punchline now. …
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i'm pretty sure he was objecting to you participating in the thread at all 50's album is classic but i didn't engage with dizzybull because he's dizzybull
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/East_Coast_hip_hop#The_Shiny_Suit_era_and_mainstream_pinnacle Seemingly as of the start of 2007, a tide has turned with many hip hop websites and radio stations fueling the movement and the ongoing prediction of history…
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I always loved this album...although it came out IN 97... Musical Massacre qualifies What about Pharaohe?
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the fact that you haven't actually played the album is obstructing yours
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Shawnna disses are tres weak. I'm guessing at most 2 people on this board heard the album and none of them are talking shit. Still one of the better rap albums to come out last year.
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Shouldn't you be nominating that Busta album from last year you thought was so great TOUCH IT BRING IT PAY IT WATCH IT
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I'm suprised nobody is sticking up for that 50 cent doo doo! nobody is going to admit liking this shit now? That album is a classic... but nobody is really interested in engaging with deej's and RC's foolishness. ???foolishness? I really dont get …
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NO: Jay-Z or dudes from Philadelphia (no roc-a-fella), NJ or 'the east coast' not from the 5 boroughs. Do you mean New York Hip Hop that's not from NYC? Your talkin Long Island/Yonkers/New Ro/etc? Buffalo/'Cuse/Albany/etc? Make it NY state. I wil…
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M.O.P. - Warriorz is a good album also. Definitely should have thought of this What is wrong with you people? srsly wtf are you guys complaining about? I don't even know is this stuff not utterly perfect enough for yr ears, unlike fabolous' debut?
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According to that interview in the other thread he's in queens i dont really care where he was born, DJ Premier was born in Texas
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Reunion's pretty I like the J-Zone shit I've heard, whats his best album?
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Aren't they from Yonkers? yeah i guess i should have said new york state but i wasn't thinking
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Almost everyone that has contributed to this thread should get BAN. why do you pretend to like rap
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"Down Bottom" > all songs on the last clipse album
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I'll go w/ Supreme Clientele and Pretty Toney That Big L too Any DMX? I haven't really listened to the dude since high school Where's faux rillz to drop the Fabolous bomb
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controversial but you know its true: and I think this has aged surprisingly well considering his latter day market saturation:
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damned for eternity
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i'll buy that there's such thing as a 'post hip-hop artist' - one who can flourish in hip-hop and producing other genres - but not that 'post hip-hop' is a genre in and of itself.
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i have no problem saying BEP are shitty and hip-hop in the same sentence
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ehh i dont see it it seems like lots of rap music started taking in other influences and genres, esp. circa the late 90s 70s when they started using old disco records to rap over , the early 80s when Run-DMC started using rock guitars, the early 90…
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hey hey hey i made no blanket statements about british music history, just british music journalism also i hate peaches and spank rock is just rap. its not some new genre! rap has taken influences from 694893894 different genres for years, just bec…
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i DO like early nightmares on wax
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gnarls barkley is trip-hop, haven't heard the new K-Os but back when he was rapping over soho's 'hot music' it still seemed like hip-hop to me. Do people really still use "trip-hop"? That always struck me as being corny as "acid-jazz": ooh, it's…
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Its basically white folks doing R&B
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'pop music' is not a genre really. there is no real consistency over what becomes popular other than lots of people like it. Usually when people call something 'pop' it means 'music lots of people like but i don't' or if they're like reformed anti-r…