Post: #526

(01-03-2019 12:59 PM)BlastbeatCasanova Wrote:  I'm mostly into metal, but I enjoy rap music in the right setting such as when going out or pre-gaming. However, and I'm not sure if it's because I'm getting older and/or starting to reject even more of what mainstream society thrusts upon the populace, I have trouble stomaching the glorification of hard drugs in rap. It used to not be big deal, I don't mind references to drinking and pot smoking but now it's all about pills and lean, etc. I'm sure it's a multifaceted issue involving problems with society and young people being more depressed than ever, but I don't get it. Here are some links if anyone is interested in looking at it further

https://www.drugrehab.com/featured/subst...rap-music/

https://www.theguardian.com/music/2017/n...hop-rapper

http://www.theeastcarolinian.com/opinion...ddac0.html

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article...ng-it.html

I agree with you. It might have something to do with the record labels & their sinister agendas. But I guess that's the conspiracy theorist in me.

Post: #527

Epidemic, anyone?

Recently dug this up from my archives and been listening to them again. Very slept on talent.

Post: #528

Another joint

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=m8D2OpQo5p8

Post: #529

Last one for the night

Post: #530

Rap died a slow death, beginning in 90 and ending in 1993. Punk Rock beforehand was absorbed into Rock.

There were some true Hip Hop legends tho, e.g. Biggie and Tupac. But it's a different avenue, like Jazz and R&B.

My own style in the 80's was a Punk Rock/Rap hybrid.

Post: #531

You faggots don't know Rap.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U6XlAgDq...dio=1&t=44

Post: #532

You buggin if you think rap is dead. That shit on the radio is disco,go underground and see that itsl alive and well.it aint hard.

Post: #533

(01-17-2019 05:58 PM)ShotgunUppercuts Wrote:  You buggin if you think rap is dead. That shit on the radio is disco,go underground and see that itsl alive and well.it aint hard.

i got no interest now. i've seen the best.

Post: #534

Play on playa.

Post: #535

What I'm istening to, in order of preference:

- Cage Kennylz
- Suicide Boys
- Vinnie Paz
- Shoreline Mafia
- Old school Eminem

Post: #536

Been hearing that vinnie paz name pop up every now and then.i guess since we got so much heat last year i shouldn’t expect much to drop this spring.i hope i get proven wrong.
Im going back and grabbing all the music i lost a few years ago since i got another computer.

Post: #537

Anyone a fan of Young Pharaoh?

Post: #538

Gonna post some of those underground classics from way back. Who is down with this hard hitting underground rap?

Mr.Lif - Because they made it that way




"Poetry ends when money contends the recipe blends and becomes diluted
Polluted in fact, but check whos been recruited
Intact with rhymes for your mind
Everydays a struggle 'cause society frames you
But raise your head and walk with pride because i came to...

[KRS-One sample x2] "Make It Better"

Cyne - Steady




"We let the mic breathe life to dying breeds
In need we feed words that breed hope
Maneuver past the greed indeed
We made the eagle fly
We made freedom cry by watching them try deceiving the eye"

Dilated Peoples - Worst come to Worst




"I got worldwide family all over the Earth
And I worry bout 'em all for whatever it's worth
From the birth to the hearse, the streets, the guns burst
Words I disperse are here to free minds
And if mine are needy I need to feed mine
When worst come to worst"

Apathy - I remember (Thomax remix)




King Geedorah - I wonder

Post: #539

Some of that good old gangsta rap!

Capone n Noreaga - Invincible




Cormega - Unforgiven




Mobb Deep - Quiet Storm




Onyx - Last Dayz




Group Home - Livin Proof

Post: #540

Roosh's God post led me in an unusual direction.

Reading through that post has me thinking of this song:

Post: #541

RIP Nipsey Hustle

Post: #542

(03-31-2019 09:29 PM)lex the impaler Wrote:  RIP Nipsey Hustle

Tragic but also another win for my Theory of Face and Neck Ink: neck and face tattoos are excellent predictors of an early death.

Post: #543

Regarding Nipsey Hussle:

Quote:Rapper Meek Mill wrote: "Broke me.... we really fighting for our lives against our own kind and really have to take risk and match the level of hatred that we are born in.. I’m tired... prayers for my brother and his family."

Suspect is a black guy. I was reading the story this morning waiting for the fake news angle (e.g. some sort of Jussie Smollett backlash). This story will evaporate unless it can be contorted into the narrative.

I understand Nipsey was a Crip. As they say, “blood in blood out.” Somehow I imagine he was still supporting his alma matter, despite the window dressing of providing charitable outlets as an alternative to gangs. These hip hop stars with past connections to gangs are probably walking targets, especially if they don’t provide the right tribute to their gang.

I’m a white dude with no real understanding of rap, so these are just my thoughts from the bathroom this morning.

The theory of neck tattoos is valid because lots of gang bangers have them. Theory probably holds even more true for face tattoos. Wonder how many dudes with teardrop tattoos by their eyes met an early grave.

Post: #544

UK rap>>>>today's American rap

https://youtu.be/hdXcSH8tbw8

Post: #545

(03-31-2019 09:29 PM)lex the impaler Wrote:  RIP Nipsey Hustle

RIP to Nip. The guy channeled an old, classic energy that we used to get in the form of legendary California rappers such as Dr. Dre & Snoop Dogg (back when he was in his prime).

Post: #546

RIP Tech9.

Post: #547

Am I the only one listening to Yelawolf? His new album goes hard

Post: #548

Came across this review video on reddit. Absolutely hilarious evisceration of Logics new album

Post: #549

Who listens to Drugrixh Hect (or RX Hect)? His mixtape Hector Vol. 1 is really a work of art and I've been playing it for a while now.

My favorites -