I've been replaying Kajagoogoo's Too Shy for 31 minutes straight Don't really like the song but It's well made.
At 11/26/15 12:55 AM, Sekhem wrote: too short, e-40, and ice cube all on the same page
That's how we do it on the west coast
At 11/27/15 03:04 AM, DJ-Ri wrote:At 11/26/15 12:55 AM, Sekhem wrote: too short, e-40, and ice cube all on the same pageThat's how we do it on the west coast
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SyoMKrOuyAk
I thought you hated the Bay Area.
I mean, at least a lot of things about it.
But yeah E-40 has some good songs
At 11/27/15 03:23 AM, IAmCrystalHeights wrote: I thought you hated the Bay Area.
When did I say that?
I mean, at least a lot of things about it.
I don't like the city. I don't like the politics and all the bullshit that goes on out here, but I don't hate the bay.
But yeah E-40 has some good songs
I grew up listening to rappers like E-40, Seagram, Hugh E MC, RBL, Cellski, Cougnut, etc. I don't condone doing a lot of the things they rap about but I respect their music as a reflection of what actually goes on in the streets.
Here's another San Francisco classic:
Daft Punk. Madeon. M4SONIC, Shawn Wasabi, Avicii. JamesDeanDeathScene, SushiKiller, Boyinaband, DeadManWalkn, SoNevable, Epic Rap Battles of History. And probably more that I can't think of.
Am I still alive? At this point I don't believe myself.
They play a brand of music that evokes both darkness and light at the same time. It is, in a way, ambitious and daring.
Tame Impala — Why Won't You Make Up Your Mind?
I'm gonna save Lonerism into my albums
Pretend not to care about anything, but be bothered by everything.
You may be fast on the roads but it's no use on the track.
I was wondering about this earlier; is this thread the place for all music discussion? Would music related threads be allowed in general?
Anyway, I've been listening to Everything Everything. Their new album is catchy, disturbing, and beautiful all at the same time.
At 11/27/15 03:27 AM, DJ-Ri wrote: I grew up listening to rappers like E-40, Seagram, Hugh E MC, RBL, Cellski, Cougnut, etc. I don't condone doing a lot of the things they rap about but I respect their music as a reflection of what actually goes on in the streets.
Here's another San Francisco classic:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3WxUE8MnfHk
Isn't that Andre Nickatina?
But yeah there's some good stuff. Ever heard of Philthy Rich? Oakland rapper.
At 11/30/15 02:44 PM, IAmCrystalHeights wrote: Isn't that Andre Nickatina?
Yup. He was known as Dre Dog back then.
A wind chime and tree branches swaying in the wind. Really. It's quite serene, and a nice change from listening to music all the time.
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Are you not Entertained ?!?
At 12/4/15 06:05 PM, Swag-in-a-Bag wrote: This song because you have to make up your own lyrics
This gave me a good laugh.
Me?
At 12/4/15 06:15 PM, thenoodge wrote:At 12/4/15 06:05 PM, Swag-in-a-Bag wrote: This song because you have to make up your own lyricsThis gave me a good laugh.
Me?
X-Ray Visions
Lol he reminds me of my Highschool science teacher
Are you not Entertained ?!?
just call me "Jay", thanks.
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squashpusher next level beats
whats the appeal in rap music its just repetitive noise and you can barely pay attention and understand the lyrics
Wesley Willis -Electric Ell
At 12/6/15 11:00 PM, Bryan wrote:At 12/5/15 03:37 PM, AliceMako wrote: Link Wray & The Ray MenLink Wray is incredible and underrated in both his influences and his position as a somewhat prophetic rock n'roller.
Maybe not so much underrated as just not that well known these days i imagine, you're entirely right considering just how much of a game changer his sound was, hard to overstate the impact he had on other acts and entire genres that came later. At least provided you've ever even heard of surf in the first place which i think for most probably doesn't extend further then the Adam West batman intro and Dick Dale's hava naguila from that Tarantino flick pulp fiction.
I like a bit of led zep as much as the next person, though if i think of surf rock influences something like misty mountain hop would pop into my mind sooner. Then again, jimmy page and thick mids, it's not like you can ever go wrong really.
Of course i'm also listening to the Ventures and the usual stuff by Dick Dale but Link Wray will allways be the gold standard :3
