Chat: Heh, another fat fuck dies (Public)
  • 19:26, 05 Dec 2007
    kristykristy

    Good riddance to bad rap.

  • 19:46, 05 Dec 2007
    adam.alphabetadam.alphabet

    define "good rap" please.

  • 13:29, 06 Dec 2007
    lost

    definitely not what's in that youtube video. plain irresponsible in so many ways and you surely can't argue the opposite.

  • 15:26, 06 Dec 2007
    kristykristy

    No such concept as "good rap" it's all shit - except for maybe Gil Scott-Heron and he's not really rap at all.

  • 16:43, 06 Dec 2007
    karborn

    what about bob dylan

  • 16:43, 06 Dec 2007
    karborn

    or chuck berry?

  • 16:43, 06 Dec 2007
    karborn

    debateably

  • 16:43, 06 Dec 2007
    karborn

    raps...

  • 16:54, 06 Dec 2007
    kristykristy

    Well Berry did wear some bling in his day.

  • 17:12, 06 Dec 2007
    thesvenhunterthesvenhunter

    I'm good rap

  • 17:47, 06 Dec 2007
    karborn

    berry was a rapper really

  • 17:47, 06 Dec 2007
    karborn

    riding along in my automobile, my baby beside me at the wheel

  • 17:47, 06 Dec 2007
    karborn

    modern translation goes into almost any rap song about bitches and wheels right

  • 23:08, 06 Dec 2007
    lost

    I prefer baby to bitch unless I really hatr the woman in question..

  • 23:09, 06 Dec 2007
    lost

    hate

  • 23:09, 06 Dec 2007
    lost

    have some hate

  • 23:09, 06 Dec 2007
    lost

    nah.. fuck that.. spread the love

  • 23:12, 06 Dec 2007
    lost

    and I checked out Burial's myspace..g ood shit.. very mellow.. back in late 1999 when I worshipped Leftfield's "Rythem and Stealth" the Burial album could have become similarly compulsive. At the moment I'm thinking I was serendiptious in comparing Burial to T Rex as T Rex give me similar mellow stoned thrills but at my jaded old age.. better.. for me.. apologies if this post is incomprehensible - I've ingested more than Blair's suggested weekly alcohol amount in three hours

  • 21:32, 13 Dec 2007
    adam.alphabetadam.alphabet

    what was wrong with that verse? He was addressing studio gangstas. They need addressing.

  • 09:47, 01 Jan 2008
    thegreatsmellofbrutethegreatsmellofbrute

    Gil Scott Heron's style was more social commentary than rap...but then again, wasn't that his method picked up by a younger generation (I'm thinking Afrika Bambataa / Grandmaster Flash / etc) in the late seventies / early eighties, for similar purposes (and against the same backdrop of a decaying NYC)? And what about Public Enemy?!! Granted, most hip-hop tracks released since about 1990 have been the same old 'bitches 'n' ho's 'n' gold 'n' guns' bullshit, but let's not write off the history of a whole genre on the basis of a lack of imagination as expressed by its latterday exponents!

  • 09:50, 01 Jan 2008
    thegreatsmellofbrutethegreatsmellofbrute

    ...And for your information, the first likely example of 'rap' on film is probably by Dizzy Gillespie, so stick that in your trumpet and play it in modal scale you like.

  • 22:25, 01 Jan 2008
    john.doranjohn.doran

    Since 1990: Public Enemy, De La Soul, Jurassic Five, Ty, Mos Def, Kanye West, Buck 65, El P, Company Flow, Cannibal Ox, Lateef, Lyrics Born, Lifesavas, Common, Roots, Kanye West, Jeru The Damaja, Sole, Anticon, Anti Rap Consortium, Infesticons, New Flesh, New Kingdom, Blackalicious, Quannum, Solesides, Dalek, Edan, MF Doom, Madvillain, MF Doom, Busdriver, Saul Williams, Non Prophets, Ty, Roots Manuva, Charizma, Fallacy, Kano, Talib Kweli being just a few of the hip hop artists who weren't about hos and guns and bitches post 1990. There are literally hundreds of others but I think I've made my point.

  • 22:26, 01 Jan 2008
    john.doranjohn.doran

    Apologies for mentioning a couple twice there. Can't see what I've typed on this mad fucking thing.

  • 20:41, 02 Jan 2008
    thesvenhunterthesvenhunter

    3 Melancholy Gypsys! They rap about star signs and circuses and stuff. http://www.myspace.com/3melancholygypsys

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  • 23:40, 03 Jan 2008
    thegreatsmellofbrutethegreatsmellofbrute

    Point taken about hip hop since 1990...but why are there so many people willing to consume the cheesy shit that gives the rest of the genre such a bad press (or is that a really stupid question)?

  • 13:54, 04 Jan 2008
    adam.alphabetadam.alphabet

    You mean the stuff that falls outside of your acceptable "concious" bracket? Or Common? cos Common is mad cheesy. Made the cheesiest two albums I ever heard (his last two). Give me Turf Talk and UGK anyday.

  • 15:07, 04 Jan 2008
    thegreatsmellofbrutethegreatsmellofbrute

    Funny that you should mention 'concious' [sic] rap Catweazle, considering the rather ponderous stuff you've recorded about the war in Iraq...

  • 15:08, 04 Jan 2008
    thegreatsmellofbrutethegreatsmellofbrute

    ...And when I say 'cheesy', I mean the stuff that's all dick and no irony (i.e. NOT Snoop Dogg or NWA).

  • 15:17, 05 Jan 2008
    john.doranjohn.doran

    There was no value judgement in my list. I hate Kanye, Common and Roots. It's just all rap music is about guns n'hos is below minimum entry level.

  • 15:18, 05 Jan 2008
    john.doranjohn.doran

    Like Adam I'd sooner hear Clipse, ODB, Ghostface or Turf Talk doing some reportage. It's uncomfortable listening, sure, but it's meant to be.

  • 19:50, 05 Jan 2008
    markemarke

    New Kingdom. bonus point for their props to Foetus in the sleevenotes ! Not many hip hop stars have done that I suspect, and makes a nice change from thanking Gawd

  • 19:51, 05 Jan 2008
    markemarke

    oh look. another 'mark e suspects'. paranoid now ta to karborn.

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