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SpykeChyld
Poetic Junglist

Registered: Apr 2002
Location: Gainesville, FL
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^^^Go Ninja, Go Ninja Go! lmmfao, I'd forgotten all about that one! lol.
But yeah, back to your original point, Hiphop is alot like Trance, you have to know pretty much everything about the culture to truley enjoy it.
Since I was a little kid I have gone through stages of liking (in order) country, rock, rap, and now techno(trance), and I play classical and jazz sax. I'm very glad I've gotten to appreciate and participate in all of the major musical cultures. It has allowed me to really be educated about the differnt musical styles throughout the world, and has allowed me to speak freely about all of them.
But I'm in Trance now, and I'm staying, I think
But there are definatly just as many things to understand and appreciate about hiphop as any other genre, even trance.
Education is the key
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Apr-12-2002 04:16
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Damo
Senior tranceaddict

Registered: Mar 2002
Location: Toronto
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listen, "underground" rap is the biggest load of BS. every underground rapper's goal is to make it in the big times and make money off their music. I remember a few years ago Rass Kass was big on the "underground" scene and "underground" people thought they were cool if they listened to them , i turn on muchmusic one night out of sheer stupidity and what do you know.... a Rass Kass video with them rapping about how hardcore they are. if a rappers underground, it's because he's not good enough (at whatever) to sell records.
would you not admit that raps main theme is being more hardcore then your counterpart? list me all the rappers you like and I'll find dozens of songs with lyrics that state exactly that. it's basic human nature, and it is in it's most basic form; some loud mouthed jackass using a mix of hyperbole and delusion to mark their territory, so to speak.
musically, I just don't see the appeal. i mean, if i bang a congo drum and clash a fork against a cheese grater a few times I could come up with the hook behind a common rap song. it seems like the message and lifestyle is the biggest appeal. that's why you have so many wiggers. they're insecure middle class sheep waiting to be herded by the latest trend; rap.
don't label rationilizing rap music to yourself and your insecurities as making "valid" points above naysayers, you're entitled to your opinion but don't act like people who chose not to like rap are close minded or racist because they don't listen to music that's on a simian level of conciousness (in my opinion).
p.s. Spyke, educate me, please.
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Apr-12-2002 04:50
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