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Originally Posted by Meph1986
Add to that:
D-Sisive - Let the Children Die
Fashawn - Boy Meets World
Raekwon - Only Built 4 Cuban Linx... Pt II |
Added to all those
Jay-Z- Blueprint 3
Murs- Murs For President
Busta Rhymes- Back on my B.S.
Wale- Attention Deficit
Clipse- Till my Casket Drops
Rakim- The Seventh Seal
Eminem- Relapse
Witness- .45 Sweetheart
LTC- It's Just a Demo
Didn't Wu Tang's 8 Diagrams come out this year too?
But yeah, the writer of the article tried to stabalize his arguement by stating all the things people would say against his statement. Only he never really explained how they would be wrong. It is over-nostalgia. I can't stand when so many supposed hip-hop fans look at musical proggression with such disdain. The stuff that's being put out (avante-garde style hip-hop) is really great music. It doesn't get any simpler. And who is this guy or anyone who thinks they can declare a genre of music dead?As long as there are still artists putting music out, and fans to gobble it up, who's to say it's dead? Because of the loose definition, every year some pretentious writer is going to declare genre A dead. It's the curse of disco.