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Re: Most quintessential Hip Hop Album

Postby Satire » Apr 10th, '11, 16:06

Devil'sAdvocate wrote:
ThomasJ wrote:Blu & Exile - Below The Heavens

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I think this album fits the "definition" of hip-hop perfectly.

I can't be fucked to give a description...
Just listen to the album, you won't be disappointed. :happy:


gotta agree,this is a top tier classic,i recommend to anybody,this dude's talent in off the roof.


Too bad the dude's beat selection on everything else is so bad that he'll never match it again.
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Re: Most quintessential Hip Hop Album

Postby Maybe » Apr 10th, '11, 16:08

Greatest album of all time:

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Re: Most quintessential Hip Hop Album

Postby ThomasJ » Apr 10th, '11, 16:18

Satire wrote:
Devil'sAdvocate wrote:
ThomasJ wrote:Blu & Exile - Below The Heavens

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I think this album fits the "definition" of hip-hop perfectly.

I can't be fucked to give a description...
Just listen to the album, you won't be disappointed. :happy:


gotta agree,this is a top tier classic,i recommend to anybody,this dude's talent in off the roof.


Too bad the dude's beat selection on everything else is so bad that he'll never match it again.

Word.

He needs to hook up with Exile again.
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Re: Most quintessential Hip Hop Album

Postby Satire » Apr 10th, '11, 16:24

Him and Ex are working on another album that's supposed to drop this year after NoYork!. It's supposedly halfway done.

He's a decent producer himself so I don't understand why he salvages these shitty beat tapes. And another thing is the shitty quality on alot of his music. His self-produced GodLeeBarnesLP would have been his best album if it was actually mixed. Who the hell releases an album in a condition like that? Lmfao :facepalm

I would fuck a monkey and purposefully contract AIDS to get a CDQ of that album.
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Re: Most quintessential Hip Hop Album

Postby ThomasJ » Apr 10th, '11, 17:01

Damn, didn't know about that.
Hopefully it will live up to my now-set expectations. lol

And I totally agree about the quality thing.
He needs to hire a decent engineer, or learn how to do that shit himself.
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Re: Most quintessential Hip Hop Album

Postby KaZer » Apr 10th, '11, 17:53

FreeSpeech wrote:If I was a "Hip Hop Jehovah's Witness" and went door to door converting people to hip hop, and was only allowed to carry one album with me, it'd be Kanye's Late Registration. Here's why...

-The production is amazing. The beats are classic, it has jazz influences infused throughout, and is one of the most beautiful-sounding albums out.
-It touches on practically every major theme in hip hop. Want socially conscience rap? Listen to Heard Em Say, Crack Music, or Diamonds From Sierra Leonne. Want a banger or radio jam? Gold Digger or Gone. Need to get motivated? Touch The Sky. Want some meaningful personal tracks? Bump some Roses, Hey Mama, or Addiction. Need to chill out? Drive Slow or We Major are great.
-The features are great. Not only do you get to hear, Jay-Z, Common, Nas, Cam'ron, and Lupe Fiasco, but you also can see how rap works well cross-genre by the Jamie Foxx, Brandy and Adam Levine collabs.
-Sampling is a key aspect of hip hop, and Late Registration delivers. The Shirley Bassey sample on Diamonds is eerie and amazing. The Otis Redding sample on Gone is awesome.


^^ :worship: I just brought my first Kanye west's album "The Late Registration" yesterday and it's pretty good so far but I have to listen to West's more often to see how much I'd truely like the album.
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Re: Most quintessential Hip Hop Album

Postby Devil'sAdvocate » Apr 10th, '11, 18:23

kanye's album have that modern sound,you dont give that to somebody who u wanna get to hip hop,its misleading them,kanye comes on later when he is already in to hip hop.
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Re: Most quintessential Hip Hop Album

Postby Graphic » Apr 10th, '11, 18:58

I like this thread.
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Re: Most quintessential Hip Hop Album

Postby MikeNUFC » Apr 11th, '11, 13:46

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).


yh init man i totly agree init. if der are more multies in da song it means dat the multies are betterz.

for eg init dis eminemz line from swa

But they can't see what I can see there's a vacancy in my tummy
It's makin' me play hide n' seek like Jason I'm so hungry

is better at multies dan

It's like saying only gays get AIDS, propaganda
Like saying the problem's over when they locked that man up

eminemz is obviously better multies because der are more of the dem.

i dnt care if eminemz forced his multies by using an accent and editing othetr aspects of his lyricismsss like gramaticall structurez, wordz choice and narratives because we all know that MORE MULTIES determines how gr8 da multies is isnt it.
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Re: Most quintessential Hip Hop Album

Postby Master Chief » Apr 11th, '11, 20:09

MikeNUFC 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).


yh init man i totly agree init. if der are more multies in da song it means dat the multies are betterz.

for eg init dis eminemz line from swa

But they can't see what I can see there's a vacancy in my tummy
It's makin' me play hide n' seek like Jason I'm so hungry

is better at multies dan

It's like saying only gays get AIDS, propaganda
Like saying the problem's over when they locked that man up

eminemz is obviously better multies because der are more of the dem.

i dnt care if eminemz forced his multies by using an accent and editing othetr aspects of his lyricismsss like gramaticall structurez, wordz choice and narratives because we all know that MORE MULTIES determines how gr8 da multies is isnt it.

Maybe not half the songs on Relapse but I stand by my statement that SWA is one of the best songs multi-wise.
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Re: Most quintessential Hip Hop Album

Postby classthe_king » Apr 11th, '11, 20:27

:laughing:

Stay Wide Awake's multis are not that good. I would actually say they're poor. Half of creative writing could write songs with better multis
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Re: Most quintessential Hip Hop Album

Postby Master Chief » Apr 11th, '11, 20:28

Fantastic!
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Re: Most quintessential Hip Hop Album

Postby classthe_king » Apr 11th, '11, 20:29

Concession accepted
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Re: Most quintessential Hip Hop Album

Postby Master Chief » Apr 11th, '11, 20:30

classthe_king wrote::laughing:

Stay Wide Awake's multis are not that good. I would actually say they're poor. Half of creative writing could write songs with better multis

They're good.

No we/they can't write like that.

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Re: Most quintessential Hip Hop Album

Postby classthe_king » Apr 11th, '11, 20:32

Master Chief wrote:
classthe_king wrote::laughing:

Stay Wide Awake's multis are not that good. I would actually say they're poor. Half of creative writing could write songs with better multis

They're good.

No we/they can't write like that.

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Solace and Spyder both wrote verses with the same rhyme scheme as the second verse and they were both better imo.

And no, forcing words that don't rhyme with an accent while randomly rapping lines that are not connected with each other at all except for him raping and killing someone is not good.
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