Nas and Primo album incoming...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WPF1X58IOFA

Loathed all this lot last year: Asteroid City (Wes Anderson) Bottoms (Emma Seligman) Cocaine Bear (Elizabeth Banks) Enys Men (Mark Jenkin) The Exorcist: Believer (David Gordon Green) It’s a Wonderful Knife (Tyler MacIntyre) Knock at the Cabin (M. Night Shamalamadingdong) Lion-Girl (Kurando Mitsutak...

I completely blocked that atrocity out of my mind

Saltburn was the biggest pile of shite I saw last year

Honorable mention to Silent Night - John Woo should stop making movies

(Not counting stuff like You People, which barely qualifies as a movie)

Perfectly mediocre record that I refuse to believe took 12 years to make

He should just put out 2 versions of every album from now on - the middle of the road version, and the good one a la Memphis Sessions

The Hunt for Red Glock-toter

For fuck's sake - RIP

See you all here next Friday

I've always loved this homage to Eazy-E's No More Questions

Dope! Can't wait to listen

Beastly Swagger wrote:NORE's catalog hasn't aged well for me.

The War Report is a classic and his first solo album is very good

It is still a slog to get through

"Sometimes" is one of his best songs though...

Hot garbage - this is the only track I'd listen to more than once. He managed to turn a song with the Clipse and Kenny G into some bullshit...

Agree with Drizzle

I could give a shit about its politics, but to have less than 10 minutes of action is unconscionable. I did enjoy the Home Alone vibes at the end though...

There are going to be 75 guest spots on the new album

Misbehavin' is a fucking banger

The last Rambo is one of my favorite movies of the decade - a glorious throwback to everything that made 80's action flicks incredible, with even more over the top blood and guts.

I'll be there opening night

So cysed for this - just a cherry on top that it'll make all of these pearl clutching assholes angry

There was a thread years ago where we tried to come up with HustleCrowe mixtape names

I only remember the brow and myself came up with The Hunt For Red Glock-Toter and A Glock With Clips Now, respectively

Havoc killed this beat

Art Of It is the best beat he's rapped over in years

Why can't this fucking guy just release Deja Vu instead of this abominable shit?

djfilthyrich wrote:When rappers go back and forth a la Smif N Wessun on 'Lets Git It On', or the 3rd verse of Nas/G Rap 'Fast Life' etc

I love the back and forth on Binary Star - Masters of the Universe

Halfway through the second season of Dark. I have to google about 10 things per episode in trying to understand 5 timelines and the intersecting relationships of characters with their future/past selves, but this show is so gripping and well-made. The ending of episode 4 is

Fuck, this one hurts. I'm sure all of the classic GB shit will be posted, so I'll just say that Little Big Man is such an underrated album...





Letter from the KKK bangs so hard

Loved this, even though it was about 30 minutes too long. Zahler's stuff feels like the 1970's type of film that just isn't made anymore. I know Mel said a lot of reprehensible shit, but between this and Blood Father, the guy is still one of the best actors working. I can't wait to see what he does ...

Interesting how they all hold Deck in such high regard, with him usually opening the lead singles and killing CREAM etc. Stand out spots on Cuban Links and Liquid Swords too but his solo career was such a flop I really think it is a different story if he gets the focus of mid-90's RZA beats. It's i...

I'm only 1 1/2 in, but looking forward to the Cilvaringz shit. You can tell he was just an opportunist who had no real affiliation other than giving RZA lots of money for the rights to bullshit. He shows up in the last episode. Was also disappointed they didn't mention anything about how RZA's floo...

Did anyone else catch this? (all 4 episodes are streaming on Showtime)

I loved seeing all of the rare home video footage. The hate they have for Cilvaringz is amazing, as is the video of all of them arguing with Divine over money

Boyz N Da Hood, Poetic Justice, and Higher Learning were seminal movies in my childhood. Four Brothers is one of my favorites from the 00's.

Peace to a legend...

Climax - didn't love it as much as some of you guys did. Actually thought the best part was the music and dancing Apollo 11 (documentary) - fascinating look at the moon landing told from the inside perspective of mission control. Actually works really well as a companion to First Man They Shall Not...