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Reformed Jackass
Join Date: Sep 2007
Posts: 2,428
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Tupac is an excellent lyricist...And not much else. He's got an average flow, that is occasionally laughable, just listen to California Love. I guess his voice is down to preference but he never seems to do anything with it, like Biggie or Aesop Rock. True, Dre's production was fine, but it couldn't compare to any other rapper with that kind o legendary status. The reason he's held in such high regard is for having 'poetic' lyrics. He's certainly a great lyricist, but like I said, he doesn't have much else.
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Reformed Jackass
Join Date: Sep 2007
Posts: 2,428
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2pac!!!
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Music Addict
Join Date: Jan 2007
Posts: 1,428
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And what do you mean by not doing anything with his voice? Can you give examples? 2pac represented a new style, but most of his "legendary" status comes from his death, not his "poetic" lyrics. And who do you know who shares the same status as tupac? Biggie comes close, but no one really is as popular. You seem to just throwing generalizations everywhere, its like me saying aesop rock sucks because his music isn't good... Tupac may not hold up well in terms of production and lyrics as some more recent artists, but it unfair to compare a man who has been dead over a decade to those guys making music now. |
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Music Noob
Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Klamath Falls, OR
Posts: 86
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1. Public Enemy
Favorite Albums: It Takes a Nation of Millions To Hold Us Back, Fear of a Black Planet, Yo! Bum Rush the Show, Apocalypse 91, How You Sell Soul 2. A Tribe Called Quest Favorite Albums: The Low End Theory, People Intstinctive Travels, Midnight Maurauders 3. The Roots Favorite Albums: Things Fall Apart, The Roots Come Alive, Game Theory 4. Aesop Rock Favorite Albums: Labor Days, Float, None Shall Pass 5. Wu Tang Clan (including GZA and Ghostface Killah) Favorite Albums: Enter the Wu Tang (36 Chambers), The W Ghostface Killah: Fishscale, Supreme Clientale, Ironman GZA: Liquid Swords, Beneath The Surface 6. DJ Shadow Favorite Albums: Entroducing, The Private Press 7. Del Tha Funkee Homosapien Favorite ALbums: I Wish My Brother George Was Here, Both Sides of the Brain, Eleventh Hour 8. N.W.A. (Including Dr. Dre and Ice Cube) Favorite Albums: Straight Outta Compton Ice Cube: Death Certificate, AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted Dr. Dre: The Chronic 9. Gnarls Barkely Favorite Albums: St. Elsewhere, The Odd Couple 10. The Fugees/Grandmaster Flash/UNKLE The Score/The Message/Psyence Fiction In my opinion, these are the only good album(s) The Fugees, Grandmaster Flash, and UNKLE have done, but they are three of my favorites. |
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