Hcor.net Forum Index -> Music -> anyone know a lot of rap?       View previous topic :: View next topic  anyone know a lot of rap? Posted: Mon Mar 21, 2005 2:46 pm bigteddy Kingpin   Joined: Feb 22, 2003 Posts: 3140 Location: KBK Maine there's this song with the track for lean back but instead of lean back it's sell crack. I'm pretty sure it was on Bangem Smurfs mixtape in October but can't find it anywhere. If anyone has it or know how to find it let me know. _________________ Iron Lung Re: anyone know a lot of rap? Posted: Tue Mar 22, 2005 10:02 am The Knot Burner   Joined: Feb 2, 2003 Posts: 382 Location: #86 locked and loaded What i know about rap is i think it is trash all of it JMO _________________ 4:20 freerider for life Re: anyone know a lot of rap? Posted: Tue Mar 22, 2005 10:04 am VAS123 Kingpin   Joined: Jun 17, 2003 Posts: 2959 Location: BROOKLYN, NYC The Knot wrote: What i know about rap is i think it is trash all of it JMO wow - u're cool! not a retarded statement at all! _________________ i like bike Re: anyone know a lot of rap? Posted: Tue Mar 22, 2005 7:43 pm dirty dave All-City   Joined: Jan 2, 2003 Posts: 1545 Location: North Jersey, Beotch! I know rap. _________________ Metallica sucks. Re: anyone know a lot of rap? Posted: Wed Mar 23, 2005 9:34 am VAS123 Kingpin   Joined: Jun 17, 2003 Posts: 2959 Location: BROOKLYN, NYC all know - rock~AND~roll is the only way, brah! _________________ i like bike Re: anyone know a lot of rap? Posted: Wed Mar 23, 2005 1:19 pm Spooky Bomber   Joined: Oct 14, 2003 Posts: 93 Location: Killwaukee Say it with me now....ROCK IS DEAD! And the others are on their way out. Sample based music is storming through genres and rock is the first one to go. Soon live instrumentation will be a novelty for those to produce music and a thread of existance for those not willing to let go of it....hahahahahaha..... Check out the cut you sukaz Posted: Wed Mar 23, 2005 4:38 pm narlus Dog House   Joined: Sep 8, 2002 Posts: 1413 Location: 53.4° N 6.2° W if live instrumentation will die out, then the sample pool is stagnant. for anyone who thinks sample-based music is taking over, why hasn't anyone topped '96's _Endtroducing_? _________________ Yuppie wrote: Flames make everything faster, stronger, and better. Re: anyone know a lot of rap? Posted: Wed Mar 23, 2005 4:47 pm M.W. NRJP   Joined: Sep 6, 2002 Posts: 7162 Location: Not on Ridemonkey. Spooky wrote: Say it with me now....ROCK IS DEAD! And the others are on their way out. Sample based music is storming through genres and rock is the first one to go. Soon live instrumentation will be a novelty for those to produce music and a thread of existance for those not willing to let go of it....hahahahahaha..... Check out the cut you sukaz This is the single stupidest statement ever produced by a human being. _________________ www.imfour.org <- ARS YOU!? Peter says: it was a really fun session/jam/gathering Peter says: even though I was the only one in bright clothes Peter says: vinyl is the best thing since underpants Peter says: My name isn't p-diddy grau-dub you ass Re: anyone know a lot of rap? Posted: Wed Mar 23, 2005 5:45 pm FillyCheeseBlunt Bomber   Joined: Oct 21, 2003 Posts: 77 Quote: for anyone who thinks sample-based music is taking over, why hasn't anyone topped '96's _Endtroducing_? please dude, preemptive strike is multiples better than entroducing. after that, its all downhill. _________________ "The Chinaman is not the issue, Dude..." Posted: Thu Mar 24, 2005 11:25 am proglife Kingpin   Joined: Sep 11, 2002 Posts: 2113 Location: Annapolis, MD narlus wrote: if live instrumentation will die out, then the sample pool is stagnant. for anyone who thinks sample-based music is taking over, why hasn't anyone topped '96's _Endtroducing_? LOVE that album, but I think the stuff Madlib has been doing is pretty impressive.

Posted: Thu Mar 24, 2005 11:39 am

VAS123 Kingpin   Joined: Jun 17, 2003 Posts: 2959 Location: BROOKLYN, NYC proglife wrote: narlus wrote: if live instrumentation will die out, then the sample pool is stagnant. for anyone who thinks sample-based music is taking over, why hasn't anyone topped '96's _Endtroducing_? LOVE that album, but I think the stuff Madlib has been doing is pretty impressive. cant really compare the two - Madlib is SICK and THICK true hiphop, DJ shadow is groovy nice beats - his latest effort reminds me of Moby so much that its a fuckin shame ..... i too feel that endtroducing was dj shadows best work... jay lib, mf doom, aesop - thats the shit i been feeling lately if u havnt heard - get ANYTHING by MF doom and u'll love it... _________________ i like bike

Posted: Thu Mar 24, 2005 1:52 pm

proglife Kingpin   Joined: Sep 11, 2002 Posts: 2113 Location: Annapolis, MD VAS123 wrote: cant really compare the two - Madlib is SICK and THICK true hiphop, DJ shadow is groovy nice beats - his latest effort reminds me of Moby so much that its a fuckin shame ..... i too feel that endtroducing was dj shadows best work... OK. How about Prefuse 73?

Posted: Thu Mar 24, 2005 2:03 pm

VAS123 Kingpin   Joined: Jun 17, 2003 Posts: 2959 Location: BROOKLYN, NYC Prefuse73 is very nice, but i feel like u really gotta be in the mood for it to enjoy alot of it. i deffinately love his style though, very unique... my sister originaly put me onto prefuse, and she's a hipster rock and roll chick, so at first i thought it was just interesting spacey computerized beats. once i did some homework and found out all the beats he laced up for other people - i gained alot of respect and appreciation for prefuse. i like only about 50% of his stuff, but the stuff that is good is deep and intricate. there is a prefuse track with mf doom and aesop on it - sick! _________________ i like bike

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