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simplephysics

06-09-2015 06:25 PM

There are a lot of other doseone side projects that probably align more with the kind of stuff JWB is into than the boom bip collab. Themselves' Crownsdown or thefreehoudini mixtape for example.

John Wilkes Booth

06-09-2015 06:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Frownland (Post 1600410)

That sounds nothing like Captain Beefheart dude. I call it hip hop because that's the genre Boom Bip & Doseone fall under but I guess there isn't really a purpose behind calling that hip hop. I have a hard time thinking of a good reason to call Public Enemy hip hop either, come to think of it.

lol yea you would say some **** like that

but public enemy is actually a decent representation of hip hop from their era and scene

and maybe your song is too... but the scene is so far on the fringes that to a rap fan like me it sounds more like experimental/avante garde/goofy as ****/frownland music with hip hop trimmings than actual hip hop.

John Wilkes Booth

06-09-2015 06:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DwnWthVwls (Post 1600420)

Thanks for distracting JWB with you bullish... Now he's never gonna listen to my rec which is actually good. :D

nah i did start to listen to it but i was a bit underwhelmed tbh

give me some standout tracks instead of a whole album

edit - also i really don't see what you guys mean about tical. it's alright to me... not on par with the other wu classics though. something about meth by himself just always feels empty to me. honestly i think his album with redman was the best thing he ever put out.

John Wilkes Booth

06-09-2015 06:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dreadnaught (Post 1600430)

There are a lot of other doseone side projects that probably align more with the kind of stuff JWB is into than the boom bip collab. Themselves' Crownsdown or thefreehoudini mixtape for example.

don't really care for this either if im being honest.. i mean its not actually bad to me... it's got a decent beat and the rapper has decent charisma... just doesn't really speak to me i guess

but in all seriousness i'm not actually saying its not hip hop

just not the kind i want to listen to

Frownland

06-09-2015 07:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by John Wilkes Booth (Post 1600435)

Well ja it's experimental and it doesn't sound like Public Enemy, but it's still hip hop the same way that Sunn O))) is still metal despite not sounding anything like Judas Priest. I still wish there was more stuff similar to my track than there currently is, whatever the hell we want to call it.

simplephysics

06-09-2015 07:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Frownland (Post 1600446)

Dude, anticon is your friend. cLOUDDEAD, 13 & God, Reaching Quiet...

Frownland

06-09-2015 07:24 PM

I love Anticon, there's just never enough :(. Their best stuff is all Doseone related too, so that doesn't help much.

John Wilkes Booth

06-09-2015 07:25 PM

yea that's fine, i need to ease up. just been a bit stressed lately i guess. i hope for your sake there's a million more tracks like that one as well, since i'll never be burdened with having to listen to them, since they're clearly unmarketable.

i guess i jumped on you though cause you were like "this is what hip hop should be"

and if you showed that to 999% of rap listeners, they will be like the **** is this? :laughing:

Franco Pepe Kalle

06-09-2015 07:32 PM

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Franco Pepe Kalle

06-09-2015 07:33 PM

mis amigos, hola. Quiero cosas buenas por nuestras vidas. Hola mis amigas.

simplephysics

06-09-2015 07:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Frownland (Post 1600452)

I love Anticon, there's just never enough :(. Their best stuff is all Doseone related too, so that doesn't help much.

They're definitely changing direction... sad to see them moving away from the kind of music the founding members were producing in the early days. Although I'll always be a fan of whatever artists they rep. It's a blind trust kind of thing.

Also, +1,000,000 friend points to you.

Frownland

06-09-2015 07:44 PM

Ja not the biggest fan of their new direction but they're still producing a lot of great stuff.

Quote:

Originally Posted by John Wilkes Booth (Post 1600454)

It's not as if I don't love stuff like Public Enemy or Ghostface, it's just that abstract hip hop is my favourite form of the genre so I wish it was mostly like that.

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Frownland

06-09-2015 10:21 PM

It's fun to say out loud too. Give it a shot.

DwnWthVwls

06-10-2015 07:06 AM

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DwnWthVwls

06-10-2015 08:23 AM

That's good but did you watch the video mentioned in the article? This is pure gold. This is going in my plug collection.

Key	06-10-2015 08:25 AM

^Ha! That's awesome.

Isbjørn

06-10-2015 09:03 AM

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DwnWthVwls

06-10-2015 09:10 AM

I don't think you're allowed to watch that Briks.

Isbjørn

06-10-2015 09:43 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DwnWthVwls (Post 1600572)

I don't think you're allowed to watch that Briks.

Spoiler for well guess what:

Cuthbert

06-10-2015 10:53 AM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bt5MVcWqZBw

Very useful.

Frownland

06-10-2015 11:51 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Paal Nilssen-Love

You have to feel that you're pushing yourself, that you're pushing the others onstage, that you're pushing the music. There has to be a certain amount of sweat. If the music's happening, I could say that it could go on and on, but sometimes there's no reason for that. If the music is burning, you have to go with it. There have been times when I've felt that the blood circulation in my fingers or hands has stopped, but you can't stop playing because of that, because you're exhausted. If you're playing with people that are pushing you, you're pushing them, the music's pushing you, you can't just stop playing and say, "I am tired now." The force of the music is so strong, you gain energy from it. That's one of the main joys I get out of music.

I entirely echo Nilssen-Love's sentiment, I've been saying similar things long before I found this quote (today).

Plankton

06-10-2015 11:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Frownland (Post 1600633)

Quote:

Originally Posted by Paal Nilssen-Love
You have to feel that you're pushing yourself, that you're pushing the others onstage, that you're pushing the music. There has to be a certain amount of sweat. If the music's happening, I could say that it could go on and on, but sometimes there's no reason for that. If the music is burning, you have to go with it. There have been times when I've felt that the blood circulation in my fingers or hands has stopped, but you can't stop playing because of that, because you're exhausted. If you're playing with people that are pushing you, you're pushing them, the music's pushing you, you can't just stop playing and say, "I am tired now." The force of the music is so strong, you gain energy from it. That's one of the main joys I get out of music.

I entirely echo Nilssen-Love's sentiment, I've been saying similar things long before I found this quote (today).

Yes!

:clap:

That 5 hour set I played with a sprained wrist last year... that was the entire feeling.

Frownland

06-10-2015 12:05 PM

Here's the article I found it from, great read: Five words with Norway's prolific and powerful drummer, Paal Nilssen-Love | Five Words with... | Indy Week

And here's some of Nilssen-Love's work if you're not familiar with him

Doesn't quite apply to the quote I mentioned, but it shows (1) how incredible of a musician he is, (2) his persistence, and (3) holy **** listen to how phenomenal of a drummer he is.

DwnWthVwls

06-10-2015 12:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by monkeytennis (Post 1600611)

Very useful.

Yes.

Plankton

06-10-2015 12:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Frownland (Post 1600640)

Here's the article I found it from, great read: Five words with Norway's prolific and powerful drummer, Paal Nilssen-Love | Five Words with... | Indy Week

And here's some of Nilssen-Love's work if you're not familiar with him

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Doesn't quite apply to the quote I mentioned, but it shows (1) how incredible of a musician he is, (2) his persistence, and (3) holy **** listen to how phenomenal of a drummer he is.

At work atm, so I'll get on that later. Thanks again.

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Isbjørn

06-10-2015 01:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Plankton (Post 1600697)

At work atm, so I'll get on that later. Thanks again.

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At work, you say?

The Batlord

06-10-2015 02:31 PM

I'm going to Google image search "black guy", and find my new avatar there.

Franco Pepe Kalle

06-10-2015 04:25 PM