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| DJ FC |
| quote: | Originally posted by raek
shhhh
you people dont know about rap |
I do.
My rap collection has music from over 210 artists. This may not prove that I know much about rap, but I do. |
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| Aristronica |
| quote: | Originally posted by DJ FC
I do.
My rap collection has music from over 210 artists. This may not prove that I know much about rap, but I do. |
that's it??? my urban folder has 1212 files!!! j/k, it really doesn't meant anything
most of my mp3s i have is just to DJ with at parties, and most of them I don't listen to.
I also gotta say that 50 Cent was hot 2 summers ago but lately it's been the same old with him and boring. In The Club (though overplayed like a mother) was the best song he ever put out. |
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| zoomzoom |
Damn, so much hating...
You wouldn't want someone to characterize their opinion of trance on the likes of Sandstorm would you? |
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| zoomzoom |
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| TimeportE |
| quote: | Originally posted by zoomzoom
or DJ Sammy or some ... |
damn that dj ownzz! have you heard his latest record?
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| Buddhistics |
| quote: | Originally posted by Shakka
I say who cares?! You like what you like. Who is anyone to tell you otherwise? If you like rap, you like rap. I like some rap, and some not at all. I feel the same way about probably every genre of music I know of. Some Jazz kicks ass. Same with country music if you know where to look. I like 'em all, I just happen to have recently added Trance to my list of favorite genres. Have fun. Be yourself!:p :cool:
Edit: You don't have to have a PhD in music to know and appreciate good music when you hear it.:) |
....you know, every once in a while, common sense does show itself on these boards :toocool: . n1 |
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| hardstyle |
| quote: | Originally posted by raek
poorly made and un-educated???
how stupid are you? and what ****** hating town are you from?
i dont know what music listen too or what you are generalizing all african artists like that, but you are pathetic, and you dont know about hiphop, so dont speak on it, go back to your trance music and off |
Dude you are on the trance addict website, and if he doesnt like rap and talks about it , deal with it |
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| SYSTEM-J |
| I don't like hip-hop. Rapping is fine in music. When dance artists use rapping (Faithless, KLF etc.) it's great. When rock artists use rapping it's good (RATM). But hip-hop isn't good. It proves that the music is more important than the vocals. |
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| TheTornado |
SYSTEM-J, I disagree. Simply because hip-hop artists such as Talib Kweli, Public Enemy, Mos Def, Diverse and many others have so many good things to say.
And I always thought that "BASS IN THE PLACE LONDON" line in your sig was from the intro of "Black Steel in the Hour of Chaos" by PE.
Sorry if this sounds -ish, it wasn't supposed to.
And don't get the idea that I hate underground because I don't. Check Diverse's "One A.M.". Chicago's finest! |
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| Shamez214 |
check the custom status...
BEST...
RAPPER...
EVER... |
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| trancinchink |
| quote: | Originally posted by flavdave
Haha, it's Brodie from Mallrats, not Banky from Chasing Amy. :p
But anyway, the only Neptunes/N.E.R.D. track I like is Lapdance. Pharrell gets on my nerves with his falsetto vocals that he is famous for. But it is insane how many hits he has produced for so many diverse artists. I remember a few years back when Grammy noms came out and the Neptunes got shafted even though they had produced dozens of top 40 tracks over the course of the year. |
actually.... Pharrell never really produced most of those beats. he's mostly just the guy that draws attention to the Neptunes. the brains behind all the beats in the Neptunes is that asian guy u see in the background of some music videos. its kinda sad how Pharrell sucked up all the attention and everyone gives him credit for the productions. asians are more musically talented than u guys would think :wtf: |
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