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Frownland 03-10-2015 01:28 AM

Maybe the shit isn't actually the foundation but it keeps telling everyone that it is.

John Wilkes Booth 03-10-2015 01:29 AM

the **** talks now?

this is getting weird

Frownland 03-10-2015 01:31 AM

The shit doesn't talk, it's called rapping.

And yes, it does rap, unfortunately.

Surell 03-10-2015 01:31 AM

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Originally Posted by James (Post 1563204)
That's impressive. What song?

Ghost Deini, from Supreme Clientele. The genius interpretation points out that the Gallant is a type of Mitsubishi, and that he has them lying in wait for some act of deviancy. However, the particular use of "Two Gallants," a story about two men trying to weasel gold - one doing the actual work, the other kind of tagging along - from a naive girl, reminds me of some of the narratives Ghost would tell, albeit much more mundane (as all of Joyce's work is essentially). I believe it references Joyce especially because Ghost's stream of consciousness is so akin to Joyce, full of free association, somewhat abstract innuendo as well as other bizarre uses of humor, and vivid imagery.

Justthefacts 03-10-2015 01:39 AM

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Originally Posted by Frownland (Post 1563422)
Maybe the shit isn't actually the foundation but it keeps telling everyone that it is.

:laughing: gotcha.

You lost my attention anyways after you mentioned El-p, the guy white washes hip hop and sounds like shit He comes off hard, but even Kanye sounds tougher than him. Not to mention the horrid mumbo jumbo noise he passes off as beats. If you think that's substantial hip hop, I think we're hearing two different things.

Frownland 03-10-2015 02:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Justthefacts (Post 1563427)
:laughing: gotcha.

You lost my attention anyways after you mentioned El-p, the guy white washes hip hop and sounds like shit He comes off hard, but even Kanye sounds tougher than him. Not to mention the horrid mumbo jumbo noise he passes off as beats. If you think that's substantial hip hop, I think we're hearing two different things.

I was kind of thinking lyrically but I do also think those albums have great production as well (which isn't one of Kanyes faults tbh). I wasn't aware that going hard qualified for substantiality but I've only been listening to hip hop for coming up on three or four years now so I'll keep that in mind.

LOL @ the noise comment. I listen to Metal Machine Music hungover, I might be a little desensitized. Plus it's not like the beats on Yeezus sound anything like what El would do...

Surell 03-10-2015 02:24 AM

The beats on Yeezus were neutered Death Grips/NIN, i mean it's not much deeper than that. Now lemme jump in and say i'm not the biggest El-P fan, not against him just haven't listened enough, but I just can't believe the criticism I'm seeing here. I think he's a fine artist, and the fact that all of RTJ is on his back (along with some other great work) just seems to entirely negate the idea that his stuff is just noise.

Frownland 03-10-2015 02:50 AM

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Originally Posted by Surell (Post 1563435)
The beats on Yeezus were neutered Death Grips/NIN, i mean it's not much deeper than that. Now lemme jump in and say i'm not the biggest El-P fan, not against him just haven't listened enough, but I just can't believe the criticism I'm seeing here. I think he's a fine artist, and the fact that all of RTJ is on his back (along with some other great work) just seems to entirely negate the idea that his stuff is just noise.

I mean El-P is only the best producer in the game right now, what's so special about that?

Surell 03-10-2015 03:25 AM

until he makes a beat for thugger that is up for debate. have you not heard metro thuggin

James 03-10-2015 05:02 AM

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Originally Posted by Frownland (Post 1563391)
The reason Kanye's so great is that he influenced music that is far superior to his own and the mo****ers famous? **** so does that make Michael Bay the second coming of Welles or Kubrick?

Also: prolific :laughing:.

I know this is probably a joke but the musical equivalent of Michael Bay would have to be Nickelback or Linkin Park. Absolute trash human. To mention him in the same sentence as Kanye as an insult!

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Originally Posted by Surell (Post 1563426)
Ghost Deini, from Supreme Clientele. The genius interpretation points out that the Gallant is a type of Mitsubishi, and that he has them lying in wait for some act of deviancy. However, the particular use of "Two Gallants," a story about two men trying to weasel gold - one doing the actual work, the other kind of tagging along - from a naive girl, reminds me of some of the narratives Ghost would tell, albeit much more mundane (as all of Joyce's work is essentially). I believe it references Joyce especially because Ghost's stream of consciousness is so akin to Joyce, full of free association, somewhat abstract innuendo as well as other bizarre uses of humor, and vivid imagery.

Never looked at his lyrics in much detail, but this is really cool. I used to hate Joyce but I've come round to him lately.


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