907 wrote:Why do some of these get wick-wick names, and some remain untouched? C'mon, you big homo!

Was thinking the same.

Cuck65?

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Employee wrote:Is your brain wooden like your dirty British teeth?

When the effword did "wildly overrated" become synonymous with "GETZ PLAY AWN DAH RAYDEOH LYKE TAYLAH SWIFHTZ"?

Ohhh, it's been a while and that felt GOOD.

Yeah, I don't think he's someone whose music works on shuffle. You have to listen to the album in it's entirety and be in the mood for it, but that's what I like about him. I'll be copping this new album as soon as it drops and know it'll be good/ And LOL at Employee calling him "wildly overrated". ...

Drop the digital, yo.

Ah, man. I though they'd banned this fucking tool.

Feeling this. Thanks.

Haha. All sold out. $100 for an inkjet print. Impressive.

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GUCCI CONDOMS wrote:#HOTTAKE

Necro is and always was a better rapper than Eminem.

Oh, easily. On the strength of Billie Jean alone.

CAGE IS A ROBOTIC RETARD WITH VIRUSES (LEPROSY) THAT NO SPYWARE CAN CURE! I have a lot of love for Necro. Wonder how his career is going with the whole #MeToo thing. Maybe we'll get a woke Necro album at some point. These tracks are pretty dull to me. Haven't really loved anything he's done since t...

You say you have a huge mp3 collection and I'm sure Spotify doesn't cover some of the more obscure mp3s you have, so how do you listen to those mp3s on your phone, or do you just not have access to them on your phone at all? If so, doesn't that annoy you at least slightly? I have the Spotify app on...

Spotify, but I think if you listen to a lot of hip hop you still need some form of offline collection. Constantly finding that things aren't there, and not even very obscure or older albums. I still have a massive MP3 library on a NAS drive and Sonos access that and Spotify.

DarinGAYer and Anal-chemist in particular brought their A games.

Hes the sort of rapper who should be rapping in a group, flow can be grating in larger doses, so the features and brief length of many of the songs serve him well. Agree, and think he's aware of that so this album does feel like more of a Griselda group album. Some great beats on here. I'm into it....

Quite like both of these guys to be honest. Hopefully the beef dies down and one of them doesn't end up like that LOFTextension lad.

Spartan wrote:Vaderslice is dead right about Kendrick. Liking his track with Conway.

Yes. Extremely refreshing to hear someone slagging him off.

Another great episode.

I thought this was a post lampooning all the upnorthtrips.com pretenders.

Edit - didn't realise Ye was the album title.

Not listened to this album. Unlikely to listen to this album.

wait wheres the new A&H? http://backwoodzstudioz.com/portfolio-item/armand-hammer-paraffin-vinyl/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; *Please note that a modified version of Paraffin will be available digitally at some point but it may not be for some time . At THAT time, anyone who orde...

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Just bought this. Like it a lot. New Armand Hammer too I see, but they're doing a Roc Marciano style release except with vinyl only initially. Irritating.

Ouch

It's cool to hate on KRS post say 1997, but he is one of the Godfathers of this shit and smart and well spoken. Yeah. He seemed to start taking himself very seriously around that time, and obviously there weren't the kind of social media platforms we had today so you'd go by the limited amount of i...

I'm about halfway through. Great interview!

It'll be disappointing, like his last nine albums.

I remember picking up a promo copy of this many years ago. I thought it was completed wretched, but I have since wondered if I didn't give it a fair chance.

Was into the early tracks, but this album is pretty boring. Couple of listens in. Very little desire to go for a third.

Anyone got the Shorty Shit Stain "Life Happens, Shit Happens" album?

I really wanted somebody to do something similar with a Killarmy-ish/NY dusted conspiracy raps vibe. Mach and Fahim and a few others aren't exactly that but they're somewhere in that ballpark Good shout. I think they scratch that itch for me too. Was listening to BBC 6 Music the other night and the...

I think Fahim is pretty good, but there is absolutely no need for him to drop so many projects that are essentially the same, and I have waded through a lot of them. TGIF is the one I play most, but can I say that it is 100% is best release? No, as there are 30+ I'm never going to listen to.