Hip-Hop Thread [ARCHIVED] Genre • Page 169

All you really need to listen to is his last two projects(Shit Don't Stop and All Blue). His older stuff isn't bad, he just improved a lot with Shit Don't Stop imo.

 

New Shabazz Palaces is out there.

 

Already? Wasn't that not supposed to come out until July?

 

Yachty isn't really my thing at all, but what is going on with the production and mixing on this track?? So bad

 

This post may not go over well in here but new Logic album is actually very solid

 

Meh, it's just another Logic album to me. 3 songs and the rest is throw away, in my opinion.

 

that's so fucking early, damn
probably gonna see them in september, at the venue i have a yearly pass for. should be great

 

saw shabazz palaces in i think 2014 and it was the best hip-hop show ive ever seen

 

I saw Macklemore in college and drank very warm whiskey out of a flask

 

my co-worker is also into hip hop and he told me today his favorite producer is harry fraud and I was just like ok you the homie forever now.

 

Nicki is out there paying tuition fees and paying off student loans. Real shit.

 

I've been thinking about it and we really should rank Wu affiliates.





We shouldn't.





We really should.

 

My number one Wu member is also my fav rapper so the rest are hard to rank.

 

I'm not talking about core group members here. That would be a sane thing to do. I mean Wu affiliates. Buddha Monk, Wu-Syndicate, Cilvaringz and so on. We're talking about very large "collective" of artists that can be so obscure that Cappadonna and and Killah Priest stand out as superstars. Go deep or go home, haha.

The whole idea refers to a Lil Yachty x Joe Budden meme that was posted here a few days ago.

Also, the first Wu-Syndicate album is fire.

 

I've...uh... never listened to a Wu-tang album...

Where do I start?

 

Holy shit. Enter The Wu-Tang: 36 Chambers. DO IT NOW.

 

Honestly 36 Chambers is STILL the only Wu album I've listened to. It's a masterpiece of course. Just heard mixed things about the other albums, and I love the main members solo efforts so I never got around to it. Now that I have Spotify I'll check them out.

 

I'd at least check out Wu-Tang Forever too, that's a great album

 

I like A few Ghostface albums and that's where my enjoyment of Wu stops lol

 

Holy shit guys

 

HUh

 

someone didn't get the memo not to fuck with them

 

or they took it way too literally

 

I just watched the Stretch and Bobbito documentary on Netflix and it's really good. They do this thing where they let rappers (a lot of big names) listen to their old freestyles (or freestyles of their dead friends) and it's magical.