Best rap album of the past 10 years. |
WHo would you compare it to?
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Um, other than the Neptunes, I'm not sure. They produced the album and Pharrel guests on most tracks. I mean, it's Coke Rap but it's excellent and flawless. I'd put Pusha T and Malice up against Lil Wayne any day. |
It isn't like... chopped and screwed sorta stuff is it?
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No, it's a got a great flow to it. The real high points are the rhyming interplay ("some days I wasn't able, there was always cain") and the driving Neptunes beats. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQ6SYuEWOTs |
I'm going to start the deluxe edition of this, but I'll probably finish it tomorrow.
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more like chopped and snorted type stuff. |
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You must chop and snort some more before giving any ye-yo to uhler again. |
Scott Kelly's "The Wake":
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Neptunes make rap standable. It doesn't matter how boring Pusha-T and Malice are; Clipse has it made.
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Candlemass - Nightfall
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Sunburned Hand Of The Man - The Spacial Crime Symbol
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The Blood Brothers
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well, i went to the boris/torche show in cambridge last night, and it was quite a night. besides the music, i took lsd for the first time since i was 18. at first i freaked out then i ended up having a fantastic night, just needed a lota water breaks. anyways, when i got home, i listened to TONS of music, needless to say, sleep was inattainable:
right now: om-conference of the birds boris/keiji haino-black :implication flooding (japanese release, got it at the show, one of the best boris releases ever) torche-meanderthal bob brozman-devil's slide birchville cat motel-siberian earth curve the cherry point-night of the bloody tapes the vaselines-way of the vaselines fuckhead-male comedy anne briggs-s/t incedible string band-s/t can-future days t rex-electric warrior the greatful dead-workingman's dead, live at the fillmore east |
i think i like tender buttons better, at the moment. |
Harold Budd and the Cocteau Twins |
Polvo - This Eclipse
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Good album but I think Tender Buttons is better, too. |
What a coincidence. |
perfect sound forever
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sir richard bishop-improvika
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Here be Smelly's playlist from yesterday, before I went out, innit:
P Floyd - Dark Side Of The Moon (uh, timeless) Nico - The Marble Index (a work of genius, for sure) John Cale - Fear (especially for "Gun")] Siouxsie And The Banshees - The Scream (2CD reissue, with an excellent demo of "Metal Postcard") Loop - Collision 12" EP (awesome version of The Pop Group's "Thief Of Fire") Lydia Lunch - In Limbo (T Moore guests, a total sludgefest. Me likey bigtime). |
I'm finishing up Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain Deluxe from yesterday. After this I'm thinking more Dino Jr.
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"Welcome, Ghosts" by Explosions In The Sky from All of a Sudden I Miss Everyone
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I haven't given this a listen, but tender buttons is an amazing album. |
The Birthday Party "The Bad Seed EP" and "Mutiny!" - almost goddamn perfect, if I say so meself.
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Hello again! Am now listening to Skullflower's "Form Destroyer" - "Elephant's Graveyard" is one of their genius tunes - 11 minutes of sheer psychadelic noise heaven.
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morriconne-citta violenta
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John Fahey - The Transfiguration of Blind Joe Death
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The Sticks/Hands In Hands - Split
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Gallhammer - Ill Innocence
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howe gelb - arizona amp and alternator
massacre - lonely heart flower travellin' band - satori rocket from the crypt - all systems go 2 satyricon - dark medieval times tatsuya yoshida & satoko fujii - erans dick rosmini - adventures for 6- and 12-string chorchazade - discography conspirators - demos are things i've been enjoying lately. |
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LSD MARCH - Shinsuke Michishita's three nights bizzare match in tokyo -
"ENBAN", Koenji, Tokyo, Japan 2008-07-01 |
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lord finesse-return of the funky man
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