hip-hop

[yeezus]

Any fans out here?
Sometimes I get in old school outkast moods, and i'm currently in that. not much better.
what are you guys listening to right now?

[thethe]

I got old and stopped listening to rap and hip hop. I'm more of a 90's rock kind of guy now. Love audioslave/soundgarden and Pearl Jam.

[zitothebrave]

Audioslave isn't 90s thethe #nerdowned

Outkast may be the best hiphop artist of all time. I guess it depends on where you blur the lines between hip hop and rap. I've been enjoying Eminem's latest album, solid offering.

[thethe]

Audioslave is just an extension of soundgarden. I still consider that 90's.

I will also listen to Em still.

[zitothebrave]

So I guess pearl jam is 80s since they're an extension of motherlove bone. And who knows what velvet revolver is.

[Gary82]

I love how thethe clicks on a thread about hiphop and starts talking about ****ing pearl jam.

[yeezus]

Audioslave isn't 90s thethe #nerdowned

Outkast may be the best hiphop artist of all time. I guess it depends on where you blur the lines between hip hop and rap. I've been enjoying Eminem's latest album, solid offering.

Outkast definitely has some of the tippy-top material, i agree.

I saw kendrick over 2 years ago at his first show in philly at a little venue on south street...waited from about 7 until 11:45 for him to come on...but it ended up being totally worth it. he had like an hour long set, and i managed to save all three of the j's i snuck in until he came on for me and my friends. best show i've ever seen. i haven't seen him since, but apparently he took a step a back as far as performing goes, only from what i've heard people say. he did rigamortis in its legit entirety.

[The Chosen One]

I haven't listened enough of Kendrick yet to make a conclusion. I love swimming pools. The intro/prelude for The Art of Peer Pressure is so damn chill. It has an Outkast vibe to it. I wish there was an entire song sampled with that beat. I play that song for the first 70 seconds then restart it.

[The Chosen One]

I like how weso lurked this thread... as if he has any idea what hip-hop is. Probably thinks it's a black version of hop scotch on the playground.

[yeezus]

I haven't listened enough of Kendrick yet to make a conclusion. I love swimming pools. The intro/prelude for The Art of Peer Pressure is so damn chill. It has an Outkast vibe to it. I wish there was an entire song sampled with that beat. I play that song for the first 70 seconds then restart it.

section.80 is a classic, if you haven't gone in to that, do so immediately.

[Krgrecw]

What was that horrible 3 piece white rap group from Africa or Australia that was supposed to be big a few years back? They signed for over $1,000,000 a few years back. A Pale white boy that was skinny, lanky, and tatted up, a semi-chubby guy and a girl.

Anyone like them?

[yeezus]

I don't know where the old one is, and don't feel like finding it.

Been listening to a lot of Mick Jenkins lately. Really digging it.
Also, I dig DS2. Which I'm sure is a crime to some.

[BRule]

[yeezus]

I actually haven't checked that out yet. Been meaning to. I'm a fan of his.

[yeezus]

also love him on twitter.
do you listen to anyone but budden tho?

[The Chosen One]

Budden used to post on Scout.

[BRule]

Budden used to post on Scout.

R.I.P.

[Krgrecw]

amyone like Dres 'Compton' soundtrack? I thought it was horrible.

[zitothebrave]

There's like 80 hip hop threads cause yeezus has tourettes and just starts new threads all willy nilly.

But ask and ye shall receive. Mod God merges threads.

[AerchAngel]

My Hip Hop days are over. After NWA and later De La Soul similar groups, I don't care for it. Too much cussing, disrespecting females and what not. Honestly I do not know one hip hop song today, not a single one. I think Ludacris Move Bitch was the only one that amuses me because Will Smith "Hancock" played the song and I was curious.

Katy Perry hip hop with that DJ whatever is the last rap song I've heard (Dark Horse).

I am not into the music of any genre today, I like the 70's rock/jive/funk/R&B, 80's soft pop and actually the late 70's/early 80's techno type like Depeche Mode/OMD and others. I also like Vinyard/Maranatha music because it is positive music. I don't like negativity or disparaging race, women, sex or any other that is dehumanizing type of music.

I am a musician, as my wife, and my kids so far, so we are into classical music with several instruments we use in the house. I love the flute/harp type but neither the wife or I can play a them for some reason (David Haas songs love the flute), but we can play reed instruments, horns, piano, violin and we both can tackle a guitar.

If we get a new house or make this bigger, we want a musical room and the harp is the first instrument we want to buy.