I thought of this:Quote:
Originally Posted by Spoonsky
https://youtu.be/23U1xa5zaPQ
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I thought of this:Quote:
Originally Posted by Spoonsky
https://youtu.be/23U1xa5zaPQ
C'mon Spoon, what was it?
This was on the radio on the way home before:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8gJ3HzBbdxI
:rave:
That was the credits song for S03E01 of Silicon Valley. Tune. :drool:
Picked up three Wu Tang albums for a tenner. Chambers, W & Iron Flag. I still want my coffin brought down to Bring the Ruckus.
I haven't listened to Iron Flag in ages, but I always thought that was a really solid Wu-Tang record and kind of overlooked in the grand scheme of things.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shindig
On more recent releases I've enjoyed the new Mr. Lif album quite a bit. I thought he was gone for good but apparently not, very solid little album. I've got the new ASAP Ferg and Dalek releases too, but I haven't really heard enough of them to give an opinion yet.
I dunno, nothing that I listened to by E-40 seemed to fit and I got tired of looking after a while.Quote:
Originally Posted by Baz
:(
I've been way too single for way too long to enjoy the new Beyonce album. B'Day is still GOAT tho.
Isn't the whole record seemingly about Jay-Z cheating on her or something? :DQuote:
Originally Posted by phonics
I haven't heard it myself, that's just based on something I read. All the reviews for it have been very good though.
The first 3 songs or so may as well be called 'Jay-Z cheated on me. What an arsehole' and then it goes on to other subjects mostly about pride/feminism and her Dad. They're all good songs but there's no hits like there used to be.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alex
6 Inch Heels seems like it's made for movie sound tracks though. Kinda Massive Attacky now I think about it.
I like the stories about her rabid fanbase have deciphered the lyrics and decided the culprit was Rachel Roy and then Rita Ora who both got abuse by the budding detective mob. Even better, Rachel Ray got shit too because some Beyonce fans can't read.
I saw him live and it was one of the best (rap) shows I've ever been toQuote:
Originally Posted by Baz
A lot of people say he bites people's style but I thoroughly enjoy his music so I really can't be bothered with their memetalk.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=23U1xa5zaPQQuote:
Originally Posted by Spoonsky
or try other Mac Dre songs.
can you give me literally any other lyrics?
I guess im late.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yxYP8Ed3JhE
Drake's new album tomorrow. :drool:
Probably deserves its own thread tbh.
Finally activated that Apple Music trial last week so perfect timing.
Here is something for all of us without Apple Music trials, until the postman arrives.
Came in here thinking, "Fuck, I forgot to pick it up before work. I'll go ask Baz to send me a dodgy link." and it's already there :drool:
You're doing gods work, son.
The chorus was just like "oh yeah" or something generic like that. "Vallejo California" was in a verse and it was followed by another place name but I don't remember which one. There was also something earlier about his girl filling up the gas in his car.Quote:
Originally Posted by bruhnaldo
I think Views is going to be a grower. It seems like a step back to the older, more-insular, introspective Drake. Reminds me a bit of how I first felt about Take Care. It's missing a lot of the straight up, hard bars, brag-rapping of the last couple. He's obviously loving himself a bit of Dancehall now as well. The patois is a bit much in places. Definitely something I'm going to be listening to repeatedly though. I already enjoyed it like at least twice as much on second listen.
Also, the digital booklet that came with it, if you didn't know otherwise you would think it was straight-up satire of his whole persona.
https://cdn3.vox-cdn.com/thumbor/JwI...13.01_AM.0.png
:D
It's basically just a collection pseudo-artistic shots of him looking similarly serious and moody in a variety of (sometimes ridiculous) settings.
http://www.theverge.com/2016/4/29/11...-booklet-memes
"This is my Rolls and this is my dawg Royce. Dis where he shit. I don' give a fuck."
I must've heard some Drake by osmosis. Started from the Bottom is his, right? Thanks, NBA2K14. Also, a word about the other two Wu Tang albums I picked up: The W is odd. It starts off like a continuation of 36 Chambers with the kung fu samples and general overtones but then goes kinda sideways. Careful is a nice tune. Conditioner sounds like ODB literally phoning one in from prison. Gravel Pit stands out, which I didn't expect. Almost like they needed a single. Iron Flag was a lot more listenable but its a lot less Wu. Its like they decided "Let's just make an album with none of the baggage." It works out okay, like a latter De La Soul effort. Disappointed Flava Flav couldn't slap on a verse, mind. I know you're a hypeman but c'mon. Snoop did better on Conditioner which, at one point I thought was just going to be "Say What?!" every other line.
36 Chambers remains some timeless, monumental business.
Love it. Where's Weezy though?
I think to some extent Drake is 'in on the joke' and is pretty self aware. He knows what he is and he knows his lane. Probably why he can manage to churn out such consistently enjoyable and successful projects.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alex
It was Colonel Loud, wasn't it. :rosebud: (It was on March's [url=http://www.promoonly.com/listings/view.php?issueid=27060]PO:UR/url].)Quote:
Originally Posted by Spoonsky
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pYdoQ6DZ3F4
Drake's done an hour-long interview with Zane Lowe: https://soundcloud.com/yup-868133868...n-beats1-radio
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SqWVOY40oBw
The Taz themesong.
Man, I can't hate on Lil' Dicky. He always looks like he's having the time of his life while performing.
I like Lil Dicky's music but I can't shake that he's absolutely everything wrong with white privilege at the same time.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J9PzWhJosSwQuote:
Originally Posted by Spoonsky
:)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DOEDtqdbWAg
I could listen to 40 all day.
We have a winner!! Thanks everyone else for the suggestions.Quote:
Originally Posted by bruhnaldo
Bruh :cool:
Yeah, I would definitely like to see him do a full interview just with 40, that guy obviously knows his Hip-Hop.Quote:
Originally Posted by Baz
Does anybody know who else spat over the 'Guess whos back' beat by Scarface, Jay Z and Beanie Sigel? Im thinking ive heard it on a J Cole mixtape or The Game but I cant seem to think and its been battering my head now for the last 2 days! any help would be great!
Domo Genesis did on a track with Casey Veggies, a while ago.Quote:
Originally Posted by luke13291
Cheers Baz! Ive heard that version but its not that one..its someone more mainstream i think. its on my old mp3 player from some unknown cd way back when lol it will come to me before my days are done..thanks anyway!
I guess it was Fiddy?
That list makes me wanna list to XV. :drool:
Chance 3 (or "Coloring Book", as it's now known) is out.
http://www.datpiff.com/Chance-The-Ra...pe.783240.html
I hope they've left the tags off it. I'd rather this listening experiencing wasn't punctuated at regular intervals by "DATPIFF DOT COME WORLD EXCLUSIVE!!". :D
Cheers Alex. I've now downloaded the new Beyonce, Drake and Chance albums from work. IT better not check my history.
glad i could help buddy :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Spoonsky
Views is very dece. Looking forwarding to Chance.
Someone hit me up with their Spotify playlists
My main:Quote:
Originally Posted by Waffdon
https://open.spotify.com/user/olof.n...bfkhxlklRfWs7Y
It's missing a lot in terms of "classics", but it's a pretty good reflection of what I usually listen to.
Chance 3 seems really fucking good on first impressions, I've got a feeling I'm going to play the shit out of it this summer. Awesome features, really nice, uplifting, soulful/gospel vibe. Just a really cool project.
It's also got Jay Elec's obligatory, annual "hey everyone, I'm just here to remind you all how brilliant I am at rapping, I'm still never going to release an album though, see you next year" verse on it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TlZgiK6FiO0
Stumbled back across this today. Where's Amigo? :cool:
Also, I've had WAVE[S] by Mick Jenkins sat in my iTunes for ages without ever really listening to it properly. Despite his name sounding more plumber than rapper, it's really great.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L-sWWFiyCHg
Views is exactly what you expect from Drake without being brilliant.
This Chance tape is a bit uneven, but good. Some interminable gospel interludes. Summer Friends is a 10/10 song though
Coloring Book is too smooth for me. I could listen to All Night forever though.
Do any of you listen to female MCs? Aside from old Nicki Minaj, I'm a pretty big Nitty Scott MC fan, and Snow That Product puts out some good tracks, but other than those it's not really an area of hip-hop I know much about. Would like to get into it.
Jean Grae is good. Jeanius with 9th Wonder is excellent.
Not any current ones but Lauryn Hill is great.Quote:
Originally Posted by Baz
Yeah, I'll second Jean Grae and Lauryn Hill. Lauryn Missy Elliot, especially her earlier stuff when Timbaland was in the zone. I always thought Rah Digga was quite good too. "Dirty Harriet" is a decent album, she worked with some good producers. The first Lady of Rage album is worth checking out also.
Cheers mates.
I was going to make a playlist of Complex's Top 50 rap songs by women but I question it's seriousness from #50 being Kreayshawn.