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Also, I do agree that lex lugers sound is tired as fuck
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Yeah, that's fantastic.dave quam wrote: I do love a lot of the beats Young Chop does though, and shit like this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iR_Kg90revY ? I haven't heard a rap song that evil in a while.
You, of all people, should understand
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Mr Hash, you must hear this one:

One of, if not the most important DJs in Memphis rap history.
http://memphisraptapes.blogspot.com/201 ... is-tn.html

One of, if not the most important DJs in Memphis rap history.
http://memphisraptapes.blogspot.com/201 ... is-tn.html
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Me too. I've been resistant, even though I liked "I Don't Like" there's all the stuff external to the music that is very problematic to me, but "Love Sosa" and "They Know" are undeniable.dave quam wrote:Keefs album comes out on the 18th of this month I believe, and I'm looking forward to hearing it.
And I'll just leave this here for "fun":
http://www.complex.com/music/2012/11/25 ... -will-say/
I wonder who wrote it. However you feel about it, at the least it addresses the stickiness of white appreciation of hip-hop, a topic not usually addressed, maybe because so many of the high-profile rap writers are white.
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I don't care for the JJ Doom album that much, but I like this song and video. The beat is spacious and allows for a vintage DOOM rhyme scheme:
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Also, how can no one bring up this album with artwork like this...


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Still digesting it, but "Cement Shoes" is looking to be my favorite track off this.dave quam wrote:Mr Hash, you must hear this one:
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On a slightly related note, I was watching Hustle & Flow the other day on cable, and there's a scene where Terrance Howard hands Ludacris' character his first tape. Ludacris asks, all shocked, "Where'd you get this, I don't even have a copy of this anymore?!", and I yelled at the screen "ON THE INTERNET!".
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unless I somehow missed it, did no one mention Big K.R.I.T-Live from the Underground?
just heard that today finally (June release), my fave new rap album of the year along with Future-Pluto (Killer Mike-Reagan is an awesome track but not so into the whole record).
just heard that today finally (June release), my fave new rap album of the year along with Future-Pluto (Killer Mike-Reagan is an awesome track but not so into the whole record).
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I'm surprised by the praise Killer Mike and El-P are getting this year. The former was really one-dimensional and the latter was in no-flow teen angst mode for the second half of Cancer for Cure. The Full Retard is one of the best tunes he's done, mind.
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on the memphis tip, the manson family is pretty great, lots of stuff on youtube.
It's a blues riff in B watch me for the changes
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Iman Shumpert is one of my favorite players ever (and he has an awesome flat top now), I've heard his new record is actually good, not NBA player good, but I haven't heard it yet.
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only time in my life I have ever bought a t-shirt of a basketball player:


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Absolute must-read for rap fans and non-rap fans alike who want to understand what's been happening with respect to race and the music crit coverage of rap music: A Word on Chief Keef, Race & Hip-Hop Journalism.
This is an excellent piece that deserves to be read although some of the details might not be understood if you haven't been closely following this stuff. Not many could pull this off without resorting to a bunch of straw men in order to justify their position. Craig Jenkins, y'all. Hats off.
I wanted to pull a quote from this piece but in doing so it would be a disservice, it needs to be read in its entirety.
This is an excellent piece that deserves to be read although some of the details might not be understood if you haven't been closely following this stuff. Not many could pull this off without resorting to a bunch of straw men in order to justify their position. Craig Jenkins, y'all. Hats off.
I wanted to pull a quote from this piece but in doing so it would be a disservice, it needs to be read in its entirety.
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Thought I'd pass along one of my all-time fav hip-hop tapes, Lady Bee's Strictly For That Nigga (you can find it in pieces around YouTube, this is the first track). Seems like this board would really dig it, sometimes I'm reminded of the best moments of Screw or UGK in terms of quality. Does gritty memphis rap better than even Three 6 Mafia, and actually precedes any of their really good stuff. Online information about the group is scattered at best - know they're made up of two guys and a girl out of Memphis, but that's it.
enjoy. let me know what you guys think?
enjoy. let me know what you guys think?


