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Re: Most quintessential Hip Hop Album

Postby yoshi » Apr 9th, '11, 23:20

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Yeah I love producer Hip Hop albums , especially Nujabes' music, speicfically Metaphorical Music.



^ He was that japanese producer, right? I checked him out on youtube after I saw his name pop up in some thread here, I liked it. Was going to get some albums, but I simply forgot to look haha, give me some more titles so I could check them out.

I also like Krush, mixing traditional japanese music with hip hop > * For real, there's nothing better when you want just chill out.

Umm.. ever heard DJ Cam? 'Mad Blunted Jazz' is dope.
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Re: Most quintessential Hip Hop Album

Postby Master Chief » Apr 9th, '11, 23:22

yoshi wrote:
Master Chief wrote:Half of the songs on Relapse are better then all of Talib Kweli's songs when it comes to multis. I'm sorry but that's something Relapse cannot be criticized for.

Stay Wide Awake, for example, is a song that demolishes a good portion of songs (multi-wise).



Apart from nothing special, there is absolutely nothing special that I could've noticed about 'Relapse'. Ok, multis are good, but I've heard better from Eminem. Plus like you said, it's about quantity, not the quality, sadly. And all Kweli's albums > 'Relapse', at least for me. You should definitely check him out :D 'Quality' is A-fucking-MAZING.him.

Yeah, I understand, I was just saying that rhyming/multis is Relapse's forte and that it's basically the main reason for appraisal.

And yeah I listened to all of Kweli's albums. I posted Quality a page back as one of the answers to the OP

Master Chief wrote:Aside from the first 3 Eminem albums I'd choose:

Reasonable Doubt/Blueprint
Illmatic/Stillmatic
Death Is Certain
The Cool
The Rising Tied
Killuminati
Quality
Black Star

I know there are more but that's all I can think of.
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Re: Most quintessential Hip Hop Album

Postby dead prez » Apr 9th, '11, 23:25

Well that was really the only Nujabes album I listened to, but if you want a similar sounding album than try Bop Alloy. It has the mc Substantial who was heavily featured in Metaphorical Music, and Marcus D who's sound is definitely reminiscint of Nujabes.
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Re: Most quintessential Hip Hop Album

Postby yoshi » Apr 9th, '11, 23:26

Master Chief wrote:


And yeah I listened to all of Kweli's albums. I posted Quality a page back as one of the answers to the OP


Oh yeah, I see. My bad, I confused you with Cream, because you both replied to my post. Damn.. -_- Sorry again :b:
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Re: Most quintessential Hip Hop Album

Postby Hiphopdane » Apr 9th, '11, 23:41

Jay-Z - Reasonable doubt
Common - Be
Talib Kweli - Quality
Gang starr - Moment of truth
X-clan - To the east, blackwards
Mobb deep - The infamous
Outkast - Atliens

The list goes on and on but those above would be a great package for a hip hop-virgin. They all represent and speak to generation of people in their own way.
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Re: Most quintessential Hip Hop Album

Postby classthe_king » Apr 10th, '11, 00:00

Relapse may have a lot of multis but they aren't good multis
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Re: Most quintessential Hip Hop Album

Postby Kez » Apr 10th, '11, 00:01

I don't get the obsession that multis makes the song good lol. Stay Wide Awake is awesome in terms of multis but I prefer half the songs on Relapse over it for pretty much every other aspect.
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Re: Most quintessential Hip Hop Album

Postby Master Chief » Apr 10th, '11, 00:09

Kez wrote:I don't get the obsession that multis makes the song good lol. Stay Wide Awake is awesome in terms of multis but I prefer half the songs on Relapse over it for pretty much every other aspect.

And who said that?

I like it because of the amazing hook, the haunting beat, the perfect flow, one of the few great accents AND the excellent rhyming/multis.
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Re: Most quintessential Hip Hop Album

Postby Mahmoud48 » Apr 10th, '11, 00:10

u suck when ur not trolling
go backstage and get out of HHD
ODD FUTURE ASAP OVOXO BLACK HIPPY GOOD MUSIC
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Re: Most quintessential Hip Hop Album

Postby classthe_king » Apr 10th, '11, 00:10

C.R.E.A.M wrote:
classthe_king wrote:Relapse may have a lot of multis but they aren't good multis


You can't deny Buffalo Bill/Stay Wide Awake/Same Song & Dance/Medicine Ball/Old Time's Sake and most tracks from Relapse and even eliminated songs "Oh No/Things Get Worse" had some fucking amazing multi's


None of them did except the third verse of buffalo bill

I've never heard Oh No or Things Get Worse though
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Re: Most quintessential Hip Hop Album

Postby Master Chief » Apr 10th, '11, 00:12

classthe_king wrote:
C.R.E.A.M wrote:
classthe_king wrote:Relapse may have a lot of multis but they aren't good multis


You can't deny Buffalo Bill/Stay Wide Awake/Same Song & Dance/Medicine Ball/Old Time's Sake and most tracks from Relapse and even eliminated songs "Oh No/Things Get Worse" had some fucking amazing multi's


None of them did except the third verse of buffalo bill

I've never heard Oh No or Things Get Worse though

I'm not attacking you but please explain to us why Buffalo Bill and pretty much the songs mentioned DO NOT have great multis?
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Re: Most quintessential Hip Hop Album

Postby Hiphopdane » Apr 10th, '11, 00:14

Rule no. 1: Never mention Eminem or accidentally compare an album by him to an album by another artist in the Hip Hop Domain.

I didn't know that Yoshi was such a good member here :confusion: I don't agree with everything you've said in this thread so far but at least you're capable of writing more than just one line and actually put some thought into your posts.
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Re: Most quintessential Hip Hop Album

Postby classthe_king » Apr 10th, '11, 00:15

Because most of them were forced with that stupid accent and all the songs were about nothing
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Re: Most quintessential Hip Hop Album

Postby Satire » Apr 10th, '11, 00:15

Inb4 Class' music gets mentioned in the inevitable argument that's to come. I guarantee this.
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Re: Most quintessential Hip Hop Album

Postby Master Chief » Apr 10th, '11, 00:22

classthe_king wrote:Because most of them were forced with that stupid accent and all the songs were about nothing

For one, Buffalo Bill is about something (killing people/females) so it's somewhat about something. And Cum On Everybody and Role Model are about nothing yet those songs get praised. Now, about the accent yeah it is easier but he used it to his advantage so whatever. I like the accent in BB so I don't mind.

For the rest of 'em I don't feel like arguing for but the same would apply for them, I guess.

Whatever this thread isn't about Eminem so I'll just leave it at that.
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