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Organized Noize Announces ‘Organized Noize’ Compilation Album Feat. Big Boi, Sleepy Brown + CeeLo Green

 

The first DJ Khaled album is 10 years old this year. He's old school now. Grandmaster Khaled.

 

I'm highly concerned but these events.

 

DJ Quik released an extended version last year's Rosecrans EP. He added a lot of songs so it's an album now called Rosecrans. It's great.

 

can anyone give me some details on Maxo Kream?

My co-worker wants me to go with him to his concert this weekend but I have no clue about him at all.

 

one time i got all of me and my roommates mutual friends to text her "got an extra ticket to see juvenile tonight, wanna go?" sporadically throughout the day, she was very confused.

juvenile's great though me and a coworker always bring up how much we love 400 degreez

 

That flow.

Typical bones music.

 

i have a problem in which I can't stop listening to I'm the one.

It's great.

 

In that case you should really listen to the Mustard albums if you haven't

 

New Philly dudes

 

Great is an understatement. You guys have to hear this. The production is absolutely perfect.

 

He's not wrong. That Quik album is real good.

 

I never am ;D

 

Tupac Documentary Directed by Steve McQueen Announced | Pitchfork

 

Thanks for the DJ Quik rec, it's smoooooth

 

You're welcome but what are you doing you're supposed to be listening to the first Wu-Tang album ;D

 

There has been an almost unprecedented amount of incredible L.A. rap albums this year.

 

I checked it out. I enjoyed it a decent amount, but moreso in the way that I can hear how influential it was to rap music as a whole. In a weird way, Ol' Dirty Bastard's parts reminded me of Young Thug haha. I think I enjoyed Raekwon's and Method Man's verses the most.

 

I see. Yeah, Method Man was very much ahead of his time I think, although I think they all did a great job on that album.

I actually wrote about how Ol Dirty Bastard reminds me of Young Thug a while ago,haha: Ol' Dirty Bastard - Return To The 36 Chambers: The Dirty Version (1995)

Also, Raekwon released an album this year and it's good.

 

I never really dove into ODB's solo stuff. If it's even remotely like Thugger, I need to check it out now.

 

Start with "Return To The 36 Chambers: The Dirty Version". His music is not like Young Thug's music of course, but Young Thug's unconventional vocal style and his "eccentricity" remind me of O.D.B. Same goes for Danny Brown, for example. You probably know the song "Shimmy Shimmy Ya", but if not it might help you understand what I mean.

 

Yeah, I get what you're saying. I just downloaded "Return". Have so much stuff in my queue right now but hopefully I'll get a chance to check it out soon.

 

Suga Free's Filthy Classic Street Gospel Influences Everyone From Kendrick to YG

 

Both Jazz Cartier and Smino are playing here on Saturday and I'm debating on which one to go to...

Leaning towards Smino since I've already kinda seen Jazz (at a festival, and only partial set), but I'm hoping I can go to both if the timing works out.