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ChiCity;c-9858254 said:
they did the same when prodigy died
mobb deep content all on the front page
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they did the same when prodigy died
mobb deep content all on the front page
Black Boy King
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Mr.LV;c-9858276 said:
excuse my stupidity but i'm lost. Tidal is letting me play except this album, it keeps saying sign up for Sprint to gain access to 4:44.
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Ghostdenithegawd
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Swiffness!;c-9857824 said:
I HEARD THAT FUCKING LINE DONT PLAY WITH ME
KneeGro_DuperMan
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Ghostdenithegawd;c-9858292 said:
Nah you ain't hear that b
Like Water
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KneeGro_DuperMan;c-9858278 said:
This is more grown and beneficial to the genre, but AG was so damn smooth, sans awful ass Hello Brooklyn. His flow was better too.
"Ya tumblin is humblin, you're fallin, you're mumblin
Under ya breath like, you knew this day was comin..."
Nigga what?! C'mon, bruh. I love this album so far, but AG is criminally underrated, for whatever reason.
Busta Carmichael
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just.might.b.ok;c-9858281 said:
We here nigga, pull up
Busta Carmichael
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He had an Effen line about 50
Ghostdenithegawd
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CeLLaR-DooR;c-9858131 said:
LYRICALLY yes hell yes but to say that outright so early is bs
Elzo69Renaissance
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This album is just what I be telling niggas....u don't need all that over produced industrial techno bullshit.....good soul samples , potsnt rhymes.....great music
playmaker88
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TheGOAT;c-9858295 said:
Ghostdenithegawd
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i feel mad old for relating to his bars but fuck i this album is good food
What's incredible about No I.D. is how relevant he's stayed.
Think about No I.D.'s longevity in the game and his contemporaries. Primo is undeniably a GOAT, maybe even the GOAT, but he hasn't changed his sound much over the years, which is fine. That's his lane. His sound is vintage and one of a kind. But the result is that a lot of these old school producers become more underground as new sounds emerge, even if they can still produce popular songs every now and then.
No. ID somehow managed to adapt to each new wave in hip-hop production, absorbing innovations and developments at the most cutting edge of hip-hop sound and technology, but without turning out mere derivative and formulaic trap beats. He's found a way to incorporate new sounds within his own classic, soul-sample heavy aesthetic, while still pushing the boundaries of that sound.
Whether it's by bringing newer ideas to bear on a classic NY boombap sound on Nas' album, or the way he's chopping up his signature soul samples on Common's album and this album, or exploring entirely new post-trap sonic soundscapes as he does on the Vince Staple's album and on Jhene Aiko's shit, it's all very high quality work. Shit is phenomenal. He's perhaps the most versatile, open minded producer of all time.
And there's no excuse for Jay Elect not making an album right fucking now, because No I.D. is the next best thing to J.Dilla and he's practically in-house.
Think about No I.D.'s longevity in the game and his contemporaries. Primo is undeniably a GOAT, maybe even the GOAT, but he hasn't changed his sound much over the years, which is fine. That's his lane. His sound is vintage and one of a kind. But the result is that a lot of these old school producers become more underground as new sounds emerge, even if they can still produce popular songs every now and then.
No. ID somehow managed to adapt to each new wave in hip-hop production, absorbing innovations and developments at the most cutting edge of hip-hop sound and technology, but without turning out mere derivative and formulaic trap beats. He's found a way to incorporate new sounds within his own classic, soul-sample heavy aesthetic, while still pushing the boundaries of that sound.
Whether it's by bringing newer ideas to bear on a classic NY boombap sound on Nas' album, or the way he's chopping up his signature soul samples on Common's album and this album, or exploring entirely new post-trap sonic soundscapes as he does on the Vince Staple's album and on Jhene Aiko's shit, it's all very high quality work. Shit is phenomenal. He's perhaps the most versatile, open minded producer of all time.
And there's no excuse for Jay Elect not making an album right fucking now, because No I.D. is the next best thing to J.Dilla and he's practically in-house.
double0suge
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TheGOAT;c-9858280 said:
Just pay the cable bill man you missing a good show
