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Solid sample origins post @IBF -- great texture on the Ahmad joints, just enough softness in the top end to let modern drums and hats crunch next to.

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No one has talked about Jay Rocks new album redemption? Thats my favourite album of this year so far, best songs troopers and rotation 112th, pure bangers.

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(06-28-2018 10:36 AM)Mikestar Wrote:  No one has talked about Jay Rocks new album redemption? Thats my favourite album of this year so far, best songs troopers and rotation 112th, pure bangers.

I should get the whole Jay Rock record. I think I heard a joint or two off of SiriusXM satellite radio. I tend to Shazam everything that I hear.

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Another really good one that I caught on satellite radio:

Passport Gift ft. Conway The Machine & CRIMEAPPLE - Black Hoodie

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Ive been listening to conway for a minute now

Ive been hearing good things about crimeapple since westsides album droppedim gonna have to check him out . Ill play that project hehas with big ghost this weekend .

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I am I the only person in the whole world who thinks Chief Keef cant rap?

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(06-29-2018 11:51 PM)Pride male Wrote:  I am I the only person in the whole world who thinks Chief Keef cant rap?

Chief Keef represents the generational disconnect. He ushered in the "drill rap" era that began circa 2011 or so out of Chicago. Sorta goes hand in hand with modern day "mumble rap" or "trap rap" but emphasized the nihilistic, violent & minimalist approach (particularly in the genre's early days). In the traditional sense of hip hop & lyrics, yeah I agree, he barely spits out any bars lol.

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@pridemale

Definitely not man. But the kids love it . I don’t have to listen to it everyday ( thank jeebus) so i let it cook.

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The new Drake album is out.

It will please his core fans, a ton of tracks but the same predictable flow and content. Like almost every other album he includes a Jay-z feature and it doesn't dissapoint.

The biggest reveal is that he did in fact father a child with a butterface pornstar that he admitted only banging twice before conception. This further cements the L that Pusha T handed him.

I think Jariel should do a another famous men get played too: Drake edition

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Is Jariel still around? I think he went awol.

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I was watching Noisey Chiraq and heard this ferocious beat by Paris Beuller.





But then I heard the song by Lil Durk aint the song doesn't gel with the instrumental.

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(06-30-2018 06:20 AM)Pride male Wrote:  Is Jariel still around? I think he went awol.

He moved on

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Who?

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(06-29-2018 07:51 PM)jordypip23 Wrote:  Another really good one that I caught on satellite radio:

Passport Gift ft. Conway The Machine & CRIMEAPPLE - Black Hoodie

Griselda Gang is the shit. They're like a mix of a Mobb Deep and Lox, just not as a lyrical as Prodigy or Jada in his prime:

Plus they have some of the best boom bap beats I've heard, don't how they pay for the sample clearance though. Some of my fave joints:

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Chief Keef Finally Rich is in my top 10 albums of the decade but he fell off brutally after that.

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(06-30-2018 06:49 PM)Goldin Boy Wrote:  

(06-29-2018 07:51 PM)jordypip23 Wrote:  Another really good one that I caught on satellite radio:

Passport Gift ft. Conway The Machine & CRIMEAPPLE - Black Hoodie

Griselda Gang is the shit. They're like a mix of a Mobb Deep and Lox, just not as a lyrical as Prodigy or Jada in his prime:

Plus they have some of the best boom bap beats I've heard, don't how they pay for the sample clearance though. Some of my fave joints:

I need to catch up on more of their catalog (I'm aware that they just released new material too). Well they have access to bigger budgets now that they're signed to Shady Records / Def Jaml. They can probably clear a lot of samples.

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South African Kwaito rap by a white Afrikaans guy. He then switched to bland Afrikaans-language pop rap. Recommended if you like early Hadag Nachash.

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Any recommendations on ignorant but lyrical albums/mixtapes this decade?

I like records about bitches, dope, guns, and crime. If it has a message (Kendrick, J. Cole, etc) I do not like it.

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Lol go back a few pages n you’ll find something you like

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Found a new EP which is filled with hardcore bangers. It's called Freddie by Freddie Gibbs. Must listen

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"Talk up" by Drake is a beast of a track. Also one of Jay-Z's most memorable zero fucks given verses.

"Y'all killed X and let Zimmerman live, shhh, s-streets is done"

   

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(07-03-2018 12:03 PM)Mikestar Wrote:  Found a new EP which is filled with hardcore bangers. It's called Freddie by Freddie Gibbs. Must listen

He is a solid rapper. I had his album from early 2014, Piñata, produced by Madlib. I'll check for the EP.

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(07-01-2018 11:52 PM)godfather dust Wrote:  Any recommendations on ignorant but lyrical albums/mixtapes this decade?

I like records about bitches, dope, guns, and crime. If it has a message (Kendrick, J. Cole, etc) I do not like it.

Lyrical songs about dope, guns, and crime. Don't know what you mean about "lyrical" but here are some suggestions:

Check out Conway the Machine and Westside Gunn from my post 440 up on this page.

Anything by Hell Rell:

Start with Eat with Me, or Eat a Box of Bullets and For the Hell of It::









Dave East, harlem cat: Start with Hate Me Now Mixtape:









Anything by Tekashi 69 check out the Day69 mixtape

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One of my favorite rappers from this gen died, i know i'm late but rip Smoke dawg