Originally posted by Phat J
i used to have a whole "i hate mainstream artist" mentality, but ive slowly gotten over it and im glad i did because thats a stupid way to think. i like ludacris, hes really easy to listen to, good cruisin music.
ive made this mix cd for the car, and finally all my friends enjoy every single track.
1. Slick Rick feat Outkast- Street Talkin'
2. Redman- Lets Go!
3. Jaylib- McNasty Filthy
4. Geto Boys- G Code
5. The Game- One Blood
6. Redman- I'll Bee Dat!
7. The Pharcyde- Passin Me By
8. Wu Tang Clan- Pinky Ring
9. Too Short feat David Banner- Baller
10. Big Pun- Beware!
11. Jedi Mind Tricks- Tear it Down
12. The Clipse- Mr. Me 2
13. A.G.- Hip Hop Quotables
14. Belo feat Crucial Conflict- Thats How We Roll
15. Kanye West- Drive Slow
16. Talib Kweli feat Pharoahe Monch & Black Thought- Guerilla Monsoon Rap
17. De La Soul feat Redman- Ooohhhh!!
18. Souls of Mischief- 93' Till Infinity
this is all we listen to
the Slick Rick song is our anthem.
Originally posted by Phat J
i used to have a whole "i hate mainstream artist" mentality, but ive slowly gotten over it and im glad i did because thats a stupid way to think. i like ludacris, hes really easy to listen to, good cruisin music.
If i like the lyrics to a track then it doesnt matter what genre of hip hop it falls into. I've heard plenty of underground artists that do nothing for me and vice versa with mainstream artists. It just seems that most of the really successful hip hop artists put less thought into what they are talking about.
-hh-, im glad you could finally find some hip hop common ground with your boys.
Originally posted by koolruningz
If i like the lyrics to a track then it doesnt matter what genre of hip hop it falls into. I've heard plenty of underground artists that do nothing for me and vice versa with mainstream artists. It just seems that [b]most of the really successful hip hop artists put less thought into what they are talking about.-hh-, im glad you could finally find some hip hop common ground with your boys. [/B]
yea FINALLY
i remember i tried Blackalicious...they dissed the hell out of Gift of Gab 🙁
😂
Originally posted by koolruningz
If i like the lyrics to a track then it doesnt matter what genre of hip hop it falls into. I've heard plenty of underground artists that do nothing for me and vice versa with mainstream artists. It just seems that [b]most of the really successful hip hop artists put less thought into what they are talking about.-hh-, im glad you could finally find some hip hop common ground with your boys. [/B]
lately ive been putting less stress on lyrics and flow and just listening to the song as a whole. i used to be really anal on lyrics, like if the artist didnt sing about something real or have crazy rhymes or something then i wouldnt even consider listening to him. ive sort of matured in that it doesnt have to fit into my own little idea of whats ill, now if it sounds good then ill listen to it.
Originally posted by -hh-
ive made this mix cd for the car, and finally all my friends enjoy every single track.1. Slick Rick feat Outkast- Street Talkin'
2. Redman- Lets Go!
3. Jaylib- McNasty Filthy
4. Geto Boys- G Code
5. The Game- One Blood
6. Redman- I'll Bee Dat!
7. The Pharcyde- Passin Me By
8. Wu Tang Clan- Pinky Ring
9. Too Short feat David Banner- Baller
10. Big Pun- Beware!
11. Jedi Mind Tricks- Tear it Down
12. The Clipse- Mr. Me 2
13. A.G.- Hip Hop Quotables
14. Belo feat Crucial Conflict- Thats How We Roll
15. Kanye West- Drive Slow
16. Talib Kweli feat Pharoahe Monch & Black Thought- Guerilla Monsoon Rap
17. De La Soul feat Redman- Ooohhhh!!
18. Souls of Mischief- 93' Till Infinitythis is all we listen to
the Slick Rick song is our anthem.
i love the g-code, that beat is infectious.
never heard the slick rick, ill have to check it out. 👆
Originally posted by Phat J
lately ive been putting less stress on lyrics and flow and just listening to the song as a whole. i used to be really anal on lyrics, like if the artist didnt sing about something real or have crazy rhymes or something then i wouldnt even consider listening to him. ive sort of matured in that it doesnt have to fit into my own little idea of whats ill, now if it sounds good then ill listen to it.
Ahhh, you sound all growed up. baby
Originally posted by -hh-
ive made this mix cd for the car, and finally all my friends enjoy every single track.1. Slick Rick feat Outkast- Street Talkin'
2. Redman- Lets Go!
3. Jaylib- McNasty Filthy
4. Geto Boys- G Code
5. The Game- One Blood
6. Redman- I'll Bee Dat!
7. The Pharcyde- Passin Me By
8. Wu Tang Clan- Pinky Ring
9. Too Short feat David Banner- Baller
10. Big Pun- Beware!
11. Jedi Mind Tricks- Tear it Down
12. The Clipse- Mr. Me 2
13. A.G.- Hip Hop Quotables
14. Belo feat Crucial Conflict- Thats How We Roll
15. [B]Kanye West- Drive Slow
16. Talib Kweli feat Pharoahe Monch & Black Thought- Guerilla Monsoon Rap
17. De La Soul feat Redman- Ooohhhh!!
18. Souls of Mischief- 93' Till Infinitythis is all we listen to
the Slick Rick song is our anthem. [/B]
That selection completely ruined it for me.
And to everyone,
What's your opinion on the Marshall Mathers LP versus the Slim Shady LP? I've always had an argument against one of my friends on which one's better, and he always seems to be able to leave me thinking. So, in your opinions, which one's better?
Marshall Mathers LP has batter beats and his delivery on it is way better then the Slim Shady LP. I always thought the Slim Shady LP was the best he's done for a long time, then today I listened to it today and now I think Marshall Mathers LP is his best. Rabbit Run and 8 Mile are my favorite songs of his though.
Originally posted by RocasAtollthe beat is good for a drive at night, but i understand what you mean. I dislike the song, but my friends really enjoy the beat. sooooo it's a must.
That selection completely ruined it for me.And to everyone,
What's your opinion on the Marshall Mathers LP versus the Slim Shady LP? I've always had an argument against one of my friends on which one's better, and he always seems to be able to leave me thinking. So, in your opinions, which one's better?
Originally posted by RocasAtollSlim Shady is better in every aspect. just my opinion.
That selection completely ruined it for me.And to everyone,
What's your opinion on the Marshall Mathers LP versus the Slim Shady LP? I've always had an argument against one of my friends on which one's better, and he always seems to be able to leave me thinking. So, in your opinions, which one's better?
Infinite was good too.
Originally posted by RocasAtoll
That selection completely ruined it for me.And to everyone,
What's your opinion on the Marshall Mathers LP versus the Slim Shady LP? I've always had an argument against one of my friends on which one's better, and he always seems to be able to leave me thinking. So, in your opinions, which one's better?
The Slim Shady LP, in my opinion, is one of the most original hip hop albums of all time, and to add to that, it's got great MUSIC on it too.
-AC