"Teenage angst has paid off well.
Now I'm bored and old.
Self-appointed judges judge,
More than they have sold."

Kurt dissed Tyler before Tyler was even born.

DLG wrote:

rhickey wrote:
whoopie goldberg plays guitar in air forces

this is obviously Living Colour's Vernon Reid.

thought it was wyclef.

Rather than appearing on a compilation, these songs should just go on solo albums (e.g. the track featuring Ghostface should go on his next solo project).

oldmajor wrote:

hat track is 17-years old and still sounds good.

That makes me feel really old. Adam Yauch looks like a science teacher rapping at the faculty talent show.

he looks like Benjamin Button.

so, is this a new wu-tang album or something like them Think Differently shits?

is that Mr. Dibbs sitting at the counter?

There would be nothing more worthy than the ARIZONA CARDINALS in the Super Bowl.

They once said that about the 49ers.

he misspelled discretion.

RSE should do a compilation of new music from all of their artists (including newly signed) a la what Anticon and Def Jux did. For some reason, compilations are a trend of old.

so wait, endorphin, are you saying you agree that the riaa should be able to sue people for e-sharing? I'm agreeing as far as sarcasm may allow. If sharing with others over the internet is the same as tape-swapping, with the only difference being the medium that is involved, then sue me. Shut down ...

I should've been sued for dubbing tapes for my friends, back in the 8th grade.

digital cabal

RZA's Hebrew album.

Are you being sarcastic?

he will never compare close to the first three ice cube albums.

Race Car Bed Sleeping Rapist Virgin wrote:

Endorphin wrote:

Quotashun wrote: where back.

Maybe it is a play on words...meaning "where back" as in "were back" but "where"?

lol you really think nutcracker is that witty?

genius results from accidents.

Quotashun wrote: where back.

Maybe it is a play on words...meaning "where back" as in "were back" but "where"?

Magneto wrote:

Endorphin wrote:which beat on "jackin for beats" was it?

D-Nice "They Call Me D-Nice"

ahhh...forgot that ditty.

which beat on "jackin for beats" was it?

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read the richard matheson novel first and then punch yourself in the face when you see the trailer where will smith is doing pullups and stomach crunches and shit.

no, ridley: bad cinema is killing cinema.

at least the original had something to say.

of course, i've only seen the previews of the remake; the movie as a whole could have a serious meaning to it.

i remember reading in another thread about the same topic (the driving montage). somebody in the thread made a great point about the scene: rocky balboa constantly shifts gears with the manual shift, eventhough, through the entire sequence, he is clearly driving at least 100 mph down the empty road.

what about the fat mexican guy?

one of the greatest guitarists of the nineties. is that better?

the dude did things with the guitar that i had never heard before.

...one of the worst album covers of all time.

that is not John McClane, that is Butch.

Jaz wrote:

Endorphin wrote:if there's one thing today's new rappers have over the days of 1994, it's the names they came up with for themselves.

yeah like highly original and unique names like Young Jeezy, Joc, Dro etc...etc...

well, you know, there are exceptions to the rule, of course.

if there's one thing today's new rappers have over the days of 1994, it's the names they came up with for themselves.

he's too tall to play Bond.