by Slim Fiasco » Dec 30th, '13, 18:59
yoda you can call me wrote:Aone10 wrote:Pharoahe Monch is another one. He's the one emcee I always forget since he's so low key, but his discography is nearly impeccable, not to mention his skill set.
Desire is probably one of the most slept on albums in recent memory.
His flow is out of this world, he is truly ahead of his time..
So it's agreed then, Pharoahe is GOAT
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by Elision » Dec 30th, '13, 19:05
he never sounded too interesting to me, link me one of these out-of-this-world flowsyoda you can call me wrote:His flow is out of this world, he is truly ahead of his time..
by classthe_king » Dec 30th, '13, 19:29
Aone10 wrote:classthe_king wrote:Aone10 wrote:Take Kweli off the list, I think he's mediocore tbh. Had 1 classic with Mos Def, dropped 2 good albums, everything else is boring to me.
this nigga actin like train of thought ain't also a classic. dude has 4 great albums G
Ok... ok.... Train of Thought is a classic.... I can admit that, even though I'm not fond of his flow.
Blackstar - Classic
Train of Thought - Classic
Quality - Good
I don't recognize anything after those albums as being good.
So take him off the list.
by Slim Fiasco » Dec 30th, '13, 19:44
Aone10 wrote:Elision wrote:he never sounded too interesting to me, link me one of these out-of-this-world flowsyoda you can call me wrote:His flow is out of this world, he is truly ahead of his time..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHUkq9Tlpxs
That's one.
You'd have to understand the intricacies of what makes a flow great to appreciate what Pharoahe Monch does. Anyone can have a flashy almost robotic flow, but Pharoahe is a true master of playing around with and being complex with his flows.
Another dope one.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bYrmop7g2cU
On top of it all, he's a wizard with word play and a great writer.
by Elision » Dec 30th, '13, 20:14
I'm aware of how to analyze a flow. That said, the links you guys shared sound pretty vanilla to me in the flow department, sounds like any typical underground 90's work, not to say it isn't enjoyable. I can link a handful of artists with much more intricate and complex flows than that.Aone10 wrote:You'd have to understand the intricacies of what makes a flow great
by King Lance » Dec 30th, '13, 20:39
Elision wrote:I'm aware of how to analyze a flow. That said, the links you guys shared sound pretty vanilla to me in the flow department, sounds like any typical underground 90's work, not to say it isn't enjoyable. I can link a handful of artists with much more intricate and complex flows than that.Aone10 wrote:You'd have to understand the intricacies of what makes a flow great
by classthe_king » Dec 30th, '13, 20:40
Elision wrote:I'm aware of how to analyze a flow.
by TRSL » Dec 30th, '13, 21:56
by Elision » Dec 30th, '13, 22:07
here's a few to start, but keep in mind that i have quite a collection. i fiend for new and exciting flows more than anything else in the genre, so if you want more from a specific artist just let me know.King Lance wrote:Links
what? what did i do this time? or are you just mad at everything 24/7? because that's what it's starting to seem like.classthe_king wrote:Elision wrote:I'm aware of how to analyze a flow.
lol
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