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| Lord_Meth |
Date: Friday, 10/Apr/09, 8:28 PM | Message # 61 |
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Quote (Menace) not really ask people around the globe who's Beethoven or John Coltrane and they will know but ask people around the globe who's Rakim or BDK ?? not really even our own hip hop youth doesn't that
well in the whole world that people actually kno about its Jay-Z, Kanye West and dare I say........Weezy..........
shows u how far our music spreads........ 
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| Menace |
Date: Friday, 10/Apr/09, 8:32 PM | Message # 62 |
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Quote (Joker13) to the younger ones there hip hop beethoven is tupac and biggie and L and pun im sorry man but you can't be saying this shit come on dude these dudes are studied in musical classes i mean Coltrane , Bob Dylan , John Lennon and other modern artists are studied in musical classes if our greats are so musically complex why they didn't touch those heights ?? come on man we as culture must aim higher
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| Lord_Meth |
Date: Friday, 10/Apr/09, 8:34 PM | Message # 63 |
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Quote (Menace) come on dude these dudes are studied in musical classes i mean Coltrane , Bob Dylan , John Lennon and other modern artists are studied in musical classes if our greats are so musically complex why they didn't touch those heights ?? come on man we as culture must aim higher
wat about Dre? Sometimes greatness comes naturally...U cant go to school for rapping Menace......If u could tho.............scratch that thought...... 
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| ill |
Date: Friday, 10/Apr/09, 8:34 PM | Message # 64 |
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people can relate to lennons imagine, i cant see young and old singing along to tupac. hip hop is a niche genre
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| Menace |
Date: Friday, 10/Apr/09, 8:37 PM | Message # 65 |
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Quote (Lord_Meth) Sometimes greatness comes naturally...U cant go to school for rapping Menace......If u could tho.............scratch that thought..... naah dude its about going into the history books people like Lennon brought something so innovative it launched him right in the musical history books Quote (ill) people can relate to lennons imagine, i cant see young and old singing along to tupac. hip hop is a niche genre yeah i agree
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| ill |
Date: Friday, 10/Apr/09, 8:39 PM | Message # 66 |
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lol? word cos my white middle class 50 something dad is gonna be singing along to hit em up
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| Lord_Meth |
Date: Friday, 10/Apr/09, 8:39 PM | Message # 67 |
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Quote (Menace) naah dude its about going into the history books people like Lennon brought something so innovative it launched him right in the musical history books
Canibus is a fucking walking thesarus, but hes not mainstream so hes appeal cant reach to the world
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| Menace |
Date: Friday, 10/Apr/09, 8:39 PM | Message # 68 |
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Quote (Joker13) tupac,pun,l,rakim,kane,kool g,biggie have reached huge heights. coltrane is amazing but to put him with bob dylan? nah what heights ?? they launched a new cultural movement yes but it seems people forgot about it
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| Lord_Meth |
Date: Friday, 10/Apr/09, 8:45 PM | Message # 69 |
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Quote (Pensmoke) my style was considered 'east coastish' or whatever
thats why Ras Kass didnt really get respect from the West
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| Menace |
Date: Friday, 10/Apr/09, 8:49 PM | Message # 70 |
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Quote (Joker13) they have there fucking faces spray painted on walls and trust me those walls are treated with respect you can't say that about alot of people in Kingston they have murals whit Coltrane and Marley so what ?? the difference between Coltrane and BDK is that after some 40 years kids gonna still be learning about Coltrane in art school but about BDK they will not we as a cultural must reach high be in them books man thats being called IMMORTALIZED
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| Menace |
Date: Friday, 10/Apr/09, 8:56 PM | Message # 71 |
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Quote (Joker13) people were learning about tupac's poetry and lyrics where ?? maybe at his mothers foundation but that don't counts he ain't immortalized and this comes from an actual Tupac fan believe it or not man Joker try to think big try to think global this shit is lame now days cause people are lazy whit their music thats why most people fall for MF DOOM cause they have new sounds
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| Menace |
Date: Friday, 10/Apr/09, 9:00 PM | Message # 72 |
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Quote (Joker13) nah it was at some random school but i see what your saying the day people start calling mf doom good is when you really know hip hop has fallen damn man shit makes me sad just thinking about it i listen to DOOM when I'm only stoned the rest of the time i don't touch it but i respect his grind and his work we need more people coming whit new sounds so people can pick not resort to a selected few
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Date: Friday, 10/Apr/09, 9:07 PM | Message # 73 |
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Quote (Joker13) kool kieth had that type of weird style before him and people have always been using comic book type stuff in there songs. yeah but he reinvented it and he makes dough out of it you think the dude couldn't jump on the Crunk or Hipster bandwagon ?? he could but its good to reinvent shit tough as i said man people resort to this dude just cause there is no diversity out there thats why i always say the 90's were pretty good for hip hop cause we had all types out there we were balanced in comparance whit today
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| ill |
Date: Friday, 10/Apr/09, 9:07 PM | Message # 74 |
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go home back to the golden age then
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| Menace |
Date: Friday, 10/Apr/09, 9:14 PM | Message # 75 |
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Quote (Joker13) i say kool kieth did it better but sure but i do agree with you on the 90's thing thats what i said should be today e should have lyrics mixed with these club bangers on the radio well thats the purpose of all this movement push for a balanced air wave but it seems people like ILL don't even know why they joined this collective
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