Planet-man
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I pretty much can't stand Jay-Z otherwise, but "Empire State Of Mind" is an instant classic.
I have to agree with you totally on most of this. I also like the Beastie Boys (dunno if Timbaland is considered rap or not), but all in all, I can't really get into much rap outside of some random singles.
I love the Beastie Boys but their last album was a real stinker. Hopefully Hot Sauce Committee is better.
Yeah I don't dislike rap as a genre, I just don't like a lot of modern rap.
I was all about MC Hammer back in the day.
Viva la Vida is pretty much amazing.Jay-Z is just about the only current rap I can tolerate.
Prospekt's March is OK but Viva la Vida is one of my favorite albums ever.
I generally don't like modern rap/hip hop due to content, but i generally think is sounds good. But it just seems like there is not rhythm/flow to any of Jay-Z's rap. (at least the little that i've heard). Empire State of Mind sounds choppy, i guess it's free form instead of trying to follow a rhythmic pattern. It just doesn't sound good to me.I pretty much can't stand Jay-Z otherwise, but "Empire State Of Mind" is an instant classic.
2L2QI was all about MC Hammer back in the day.
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I generally don't like modern rap/hip hop due to content, but i generally think is sounds good. But it just seems like there is not rhythm/flow to any of Jay-Z's rap. (at least the little that i've heard). Empire State of Mind sounds choppy, i guess it's free form instead of trying to follow a rhythmic pattern. It just doesn't sound good to me.
growing up in the Gangster era of rap and hip hop.....its all is dead, its all hip pop now. theres no beat to the music anymore, nothing that makes you want to stop and listen or just keep on moving. nothing to scratch, rip, or turn. no story, no deed, no sorrow, no accomplishment. only crap................... sorry, its so bad i'm having a hard time finding real underground rap going back to the roots.
So, I just found my old copy of And Out Come the Wolves.... by Rancid. This was, like, my favorite CD in sixth grade. Oh, nostalgia!
I bought that when it came out because I loved Ruby Soho and Roots Radicals, but I never got around to listening to the entire thing. I did recently, and loved it. Their latest is very good too.
I don't know where you live, but if you look local, there's usually some decent stuff to find.
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Neutral Milk Hotel's 'In The Aeroplane Over The Sea' is so, so, so awesome. I love it. Top 5 all-time favorite album.
1. Beatles 'Abbey Road'
2. Beach Boys 'Pet Sounds'
3. Neutral Milk Hotel 'In The Aeroplane Over The Sea'
4. Beatles White Album
5. Coldplay 'Viva la Vida'
6. Kinks 'Muswell Hillbillies'
7. Pink Floyd 'Dark Side of the Moon'
8. Weezer Blue Album
9. Led Zeppelin 'Physical Graffiti'
10. Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society
That sounds about right.
I should probably listen to that then because I love the other four in your top five.