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I'm copping, Rhymesayers put out nothin but quality music..
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andre_1024;3144113 said:I'm copping, Rhymesayers put out nothin but quality music..
stupot0607;3144239 said:I cant remember where but Slug said in a interview that he thinks this project is the best one he's heard in the last 5 years. I hope he's right.
Valentinez A. Kaiser;3144311 said:yeah copping..... September 27th is potentially gonna be a definitive date in hiphop history with the amount of heat being dropped!
RuffDraft;3144443 said:We've had two definitive days in hip hop this year:
22nd March:
CunninLynguists - Oneirology
Pharoahe Monch: W.A.R
Zion I and The Grouch: Heroes in the Healing of the Nation
Big K.R.I.T: Return of 4EVA
27th September:
Evidence: Cats & Dogs
Big K.R.I.T: Live From the Underground
Phonte: Charity Starts At Home
J-Live: S.P.T.A. (Said Person of That Ability)
9th Wonder: The Wonder Years
J. Cole: Cole World: The Sideline Story
Definitely agree with your post though, 6 great drops!
stupot0607;3145052 said:All cd's im looking forward to.
RuffDraft;3147164 said:Nice picks, I'm thinking that J-Live will be worth a listen too… along with K.R.I.T's, but less so.
stupot0607;3151406 said:Never got into K.R.I.T, his music never made a impression on me. And on the 22nd march i was more focused on Pharoahe dropping (which was a dissapointment IMO)
RuffDraft;3152456 said:Did you still check out the CL project as well? That was my most hyped project and it's still in my top 5 of this year...
Did you check Somedayz? That's my favourite track from K.R.I.T, but agreed; apart from that I don't have that much knowledge of his catalog.
[video=youtube;2oVgq-QrwRM]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2oVgq-QrwRM[/video]
stupot0607;3152488 said:Nahhhh i didnt Draft, i know your a big Cunninlynguists fan, But to be honest, im thinking cause i JUST got into them, i got A Piece of Strange which is amazing, but i havent over heard it yet. So in my mind ill download it or buy some more. Ill put it on the list. Ill probably get it when ive given Piece of strange more listens. It is a great album.
Fav song is: What'll You Do. I love the sample in it.
As for this song.... you gotta love that 93 Til beat.... first time i heard that beat was Kanye did a version and i was getting into more pure sounding hip hop and it was like a revelation for me as a hip hop fan.
RuffDraft;3152553 said:Yeah, true... when you're listening to the best in their catalogue, I can't see why you'd rush to get their fourth or even fifth best... after that you should get Dirty Acres and then SouthernUnderground/Will Rap For Food... then get their newest release...
Yeah, What'll You Do and Where Will You Be? Are both really reflective tracks, even if one is an instrumental. The whole concept of that album is genius though.... can't knock it. My favourite is The Gates... the production on that along with the storyline is just mind-boggling to me; the best in their catalogue alongside Seasons, Mic Like A Memory and a few others...
Yeah, 93 beat is amazing! I'd like to hear that Kanye track if you know where to find it on YouTube!!
stupot0607;3152618 said:Ive got Kanye's Freshmen adjustment mixtapes 1-3, pretty good stuff. Personal fav track from all of them is Apologize
Great track, i wish he would Re-do this song or straighten out the track quality.
Im gonna go on a mission to find out what What'll you do samples, cause its just amazing haha. it will be out on the internet somewhere!?!
Thanks for the suggestions on what to get next. I got into the Kno - Death is silent I still bump A New Day all the time. and They told me is the standout song on that album IMO.
Holy shit, i just realised the Gates has 80 plays on my itunes haha. It is the standout song on the album, amazing concept. i think it goes over peoples heads though.
hiphopdx.com said:The Cunninlynguists' primary producer has been served with a cease and desist over samples used on their '06 LP 'A Piece of Strange.'
It's been nearly two decades since Biz Markie's landmark sample clearance case in 1991, and Hip Hop artists are still reeling in its wake. Now, Cunnin;ynguists producer Kno is latest beatsmith to feel the industry's wrath, as the producer was served with a cease and desist order over his group's album A Piece of Strange.
The QN5 producer received the cease and desist last year after the representative from an as-of-yet unidentified artist illegally sampled in one or more of the songs off the group's '06 album. According to aboveGroundMagazine.com, YouTube members' comments about Kno's use of samples may have inadvertently prompted the suit. Kno took to the QN5 message board to explain that although he understands sampling clearance laws, he's willing to take the risk because of his love for the music.
"[A Piece of Strange] would have cost $3+ million to clear all of the samples on it - but some people have told me it literally saved their lives," he said. "Should it not exist? Should I now be lectured on legal morality by people with just as many skeletons in their closets and blunts in their ashtrays just because they want to defend their right to talk about samples on one of the biggest websites in the world?" (aboveGroundMagazine.com)
He also added, "The music I make infringes on copyrights. I am aware of this and have been aware of this, that is why I don’t stress getting rich off of it, I tell people to download it if they want to and I sink any money I do make back into making more records...I am not 'blaming fans,' I’m stating facts...public discussion of specific instances of copyright infringement in my work is making it impossible to even create the music period, even if I were to give it away for free. It would still end up on YouTube and I’d still get served by Google-searching lawyers and publishing houses who think they might be able to squeeze money out of me." (aboveGroundMagazine.com)
Although Kno's comments about his future in music may appear dismal, the famed independent producer explained to aboveGround in a recent email that he will only quit making music if it is an absolute necessity.
"I said, again, i[f] ‘X, Y and Z’ happens I won’t have any other choice," he explained. "If THAT happens, then I will quit due to necessity. That hasn’t happened, so I am not quitting. I feel like the guy who makes a passing remark about a bad day at work only to have 10 of his co-workers call his boss jockeying for his ‘eminently opening position’. I get to work Monday and there’s a bunch of ‘We’ll Miss You, Bob!’ cards on my desk." (aboveGroundMagazine.com)
Despite Kno's recent sampling issues, the Cunninlynguists are preparing to release their fifth album Oneirology on March 22 via QN5 Records. Kno also released his debut solo LP Death is Silent last year to critical acclaim.
ty the great;3159268 said:Expecting an album of the year candidate. Ev doesn't disappoint. Loved the first solo and I am a long time Dilated Peoples fan. That track with Slug and Aesop could be epic.
ty the great;3159268 said:Expecting an album of the year candidate. Ev doesn't disappoint. Loved the first solo and I am a long time Dilated Peoples fan. That track with Slug and Aesop could be epic.
stupot0607;3160328 said:@ Draft, Just realised i posted the wrong track from Ye.
[video=youtube;jYNBrZnxw_Q]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jYNBrZnxw_Q[/video]
I posted that electric relaxation by accident, they did them both on the mix tape.
Stupot0607 said:& Thats crazy, 3 Mil for sample clearances if they wanted to do it Legit. I like the points kno raises, and i like how he puts the music before the money. Not many (if any) people in the industry would do that.
Yeah Man, Ev has never disappointed me, so im really looking forward to it. Slug & Aesop are a good team, so hopefully that track will live up to its hype.
RuffDraft;3164155 said:New video - Same Folks Featuring Fashawn:
[video=youtube;NoLzPumZyrY]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NoLzPumZyrY&feature=player_embedded[/video]
Production is on point, great track and video too! Great to hear something new from Fashawn on a personal note as well - 'Stop calling me fashion' lol.