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Bowie was always a master at jumping on a sonic bandwagon and milking it dry for all the good white folks out there.....
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https://twitter.com/kanyewest/status/686449257767776256
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Ever since 808's came out, I've drawn parallels between Bowie and Kanye as well. However, as much as I love the Bowie music that I love, I think at least ⅓ of his output was terrible. So I still feel like Kanye's followed a more Beatlesque path. "Late Registration" is the Rubber Soul of hip-hop. MBDTF, the Sgt. Pepper.
But Kanye and Bowie are very alike in their chameleon-like refusal to stay in one place for any longer than necessary. Man, I'm straight up Fucking bummed about Bowie. Not utterly devastated like I was when Lou passed, but still- shocked and saddened. |
Listened to "#realfriends" on a loop today.
A very haunting song, really. Extremely sad. Lyrics are painfully human as always, and have some genuine sounding desperation in them. Can't wait for Friday. |
Same bro, it ruined my day for real. :(
Here's D'Angelo covering Space Oddity live: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FvhZy7H6fb0 (I always thought Bowie directly influenced "Ain't That Easy" and "The Charade") |
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it is sad and beautiful. Reminds me of 808s. |
Wonder why the actual single hasn't come out on iTunes or anything yet.
Also, Erykah Badu did a remix. Not sure if it's any good, but it probably is. |
That new Anderson .Paak is SO GOOD!! Best soul album since Black Messiah.
What a way to start 2016. |
GOOD Friday to you all!!!!
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What the fuck is up with this guy's name? I hate it when periods pop up at the beginning of words. How am I supposed to pronounce this malarkey? Anderson Dot Pac? Anderson dot-Pack? Give me one good reason for that fucking period being there. One! |
so quick question, and forgive if I sound ignorant, as I am a 42 year old acid-casualty Puerto Rican living in Houston TX....
I always hear about rappers putting out "mix tapes." I do see them uploaded on Youtube (I have listened to Chedda world (Chedda da connect), Monster (Future), Days Before Rodeo (Travis $cott) and Zoo Style (Fetty)) My question is, are these things put out in any hard format at all? Can I go to the black part of town and hit a music store (Like Bone HOuse Records or Swishahouse in H-Town) and purchase a copy of these mixtapes? I wanna blast that shit in my car but all I can do currently is pump the youtube through my phone into my car system AUX style. I am dying to have something on Vinyl, CD, or even a cassette so I can blast the shit at home without using my computer.... any advice or suggestions would be highly appreciated. |
I am unnaturally hooked on Game Documentary disc 2... shit.. its no joke how many times i keep bumping it on repeat i don't think i have been this hooked on a gansta rap record since Kurrupt the Streetz Are A Mutha.. i am even more hooked than i was back when Doctors Advocate came out
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"Mix tapes" are self released anthologies, usually posted online either from the artist's page, a streaming site like Soundcloud, or rap blogs/sites like Fader and Complex. If you are looking for any do a Google search.. trip adding ".zip" or ".mp3" to your search Usually mix tapes are what we used to call "b-sides" or "outtakes" other times they are more or less random tracks that have no album and usually are individually produced. Further they are generally self released, leaked, or free as "promotional" |
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So we're supposedly getting a new Kanye song today.. I hope you're ready! ;) |
Thanks fellas. Long live music.
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Ready? I've been sitting at the office checking my goddamn Twitter account all day long instead of working! I might go so far as to call it "trolling" if I had a better grasp of what that word actually meant. Seriously though, I really did waste a lot of time. I didn't get some important shit done, and now I have to work from home for most of the night. |
Rob - I've actually seen CD-R copies of non-retail mixtapes on sale in gas stations and headshops (and those weird half-gas station, half-headshops that pop up in the city... you know, those places that sell pipes, weaves, east a hats, XXXL t-shirts and doo rags as well as watered down gasoline and off-brand cleaning supplies?)
It happens. But the dumb thing about that is that ANYONE with an Internet connection and a trial version of WinRar can make their own CD-R burns lf mixtapes. Don't go through YouTube. Go through DatPiff or HipHopDX or one of the countless other sites that allows you to freely download the entire track list of a mix tape. Then burn that bitch to a CD. There are also "retail" mixtapes, like the Drake/Future abomination, or Indigoism, or [insert more titles from the literally never ending list of mixtapes that just won't stop coming out here]. Those are available on iTunes and shit... sometimes google play. Then there are the mixtapes that are really just albums, like If You're Reading This it's Too Late, which is a fucking *studio album that can be purchased at any Best Buy or Target* .... it gets pretty fucking ridiculous honestly. |
I needed the clarification for sure man...
I read an article with Lil' Troy (Wanna Be a Baller) and he said that he does not understand how the young cats are making any money off their music. he said he used to sell $500-$600 worth of CD's anytime he parked his car and popped the trunk, and that no one now wants to pay money for any music.... |
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