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I am very jealous of you right now...
Is he cognizant of my website's existence (LIRB)?
Does the rising popularity of his sound inspire him to try other sounds or outdo his imitators? Both? Neither?
What wrong(s) is Rosebudd getting revenge for?
On "Sweet Nothings," he spit, "Do the tango on the yayo like Puff and J. Lo (take that take that take that)." He's mentioned again on "Bohemian Grove." What's up with the Puffy references?
A frankensteined track featuring him, Biggie and Busta on a J. Dilla beat surfaced this year after he brought it up on Twitter: http://www.longislandrap.com/2018/01/bu ... ciano.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
What other unreleased collaborations are there floating around that we haven't heard?! Early Flipmode tracks?
Any upcoming Long Island rappers or producers I should be looking out for?
Is he cognizant of my website's existence (LIRB)?
Does the rising popularity of his sound inspire him to try other sounds or outdo his imitators? Both? Neither?
What wrong(s) is Rosebudd getting revenge for?
On "Sweet Nothings," he spit, "Do the tango on the yayo like Puff and J. Lo (take that take that take that)." He's mentioned again on "Bohemian Grove." What's up with the Puffy references?
A frankensteined track featuring him, Biggie and Busta on a J. Dilla beat surfaced this year after he brought it up on Twitter: http://www.longislandrap.com/2018/01/bu ... ciano.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
What other unreleased collaborations are there floating around that we haven't heard?! Early Flipmode tracks?
Any upcoming Long Island rappers or producers I should be looking out for?
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Bury me with the Sergio Tacchini on
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Yeah, I think that's a good way of putting it.Rhyme 4 Rhyme wrote:For Marcberg & Reloaded, Joe LaPorta mastered it. Why'd you go a different direction for your subsequent projects.
Great questionsRhyme 4 Rhyme wrote:What inspired the theme for Rosebudd's Revenge. Talk about Rosebudd Bitterdose and the influence on the album. Don't think anyone's brought this up to him.
Talk about how the passing of Sean Price impacted you.
Talk about the influence he's had over the past 5 years and how evident his style is on a lot of his contemporaries - Hus, Mach Hommy, WSG & Conway, Daringer, CamoFlaugeMonk
Metal Clergy/Nights With Chemist ever gonna be released?
What happened with his role at Man Bites Dog.
Hard to give up the Hall beat to WSG?
Disappointed with Marci Beacoup looking back?
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Why didn’t Roc get a Grammy award winning (nominated?) engineer to master his indie albums? You guys never heard of money? What the fuck.
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he did get him to master his albums... his first two albums... and then after that who knows who took over the duties... he is a grammy winning producer btw
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Labels. Money. Follow it.gusty wingers wrote:he did get him to master his albums... his first two albums... and then after that who knows who took over the duties... he is a grammy winning producer btw
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Super cool!gusty wingers wrote:he is a grammy winning producer btw
“Joseph J. LaPorta is a Grammy Award-winning American mastering engineer.”
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Assuming you've heard these...aeokq wrote: Ask him what he thinks of Bronze Nazareth, and if he would consider collaborating with him. If those two made an album together I'm not sure my brain could process it. Two best hip hop artists from the past decade plus imo. Hard to imagine The Great Migration was 12 years ago.
I feel like there's something where they've rapped together but it doesn't come to mind, would also love to hear an album from the two of them. Not sure how well their lyrics would complement one another, but Roc on BN beats and/or BN on Roc beats would be great. There's a Man Bites Dog connection there also.
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^ Yep. Slugs Thru Ya Papaya and Think Differently are two of my favorite tracks ever, no hyperbole. Roc's verse on Think Differently is absolute flames, one of his best imo. And yeah, their rapping together I think would be a very interesting combination. Bronze has more abstract lyrics and is less visual or literal. Very different styles too, and the production I'm sure would be top notch. I would be all for it. It would be an automatic purchase for me.
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Shouts to everyone who paid $30 for a digital copy.
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Thanks alot.Y@k Bollox wrote:Yeah, I think that's a good way of putting it.Rhyme 4 Rhyme wrote:For Marcberg & Reloaded, Joe LaPorta mastered it. Why'd you go a different direction for your subsequent projects.
Great questionsRhyme 4 Rhyme wrote:What inspired the theme for Rosebudd's Revenge. Talk about Rosebudd Bitterdose and the influence on the album. Don't think anyone's brought this up to him.
Talk about how the passing of Sean Price impacted you.
Talk about the influence he's had over the past 5 years and how evident his style is on a lot of his contemporaries - Hus, Mach Hommy, WSG & Conway, Daringer, CamoFlaugeMonk
Metal Clergy/Nights With Chemist ever gonna be released?
What happened with his role at Man Bites Dog.
Hard to give up the Hall beat to WSG?
Disappointed with Marci Beacoup looking back?
Couple other random things that I've never heard people ask him.
Get him to talk about his writing style. Kinda point out that he's one of the most hailed rappers of the last decade however he really doesn't let much of himself get known through his raps. Doesn't really talk about anything about his personal life. Heard him mention in interviews that he's had a son over the last few years, however he never touches on that in his writing or any other detailed aspects of his family or background.
Talk to him about making RR1 & RR2. When & where were they recorded. Why recorded back to back when he usually spreads things out over time. I've seen from IG that Ka was in some of the RR2 recording sessions. How come he didn't hop on any tracks. Also, heard him mention Jake One was in the sessions. How'd that come about and what was the connection there. Also, ask him what the deal was with the Citizen Kane backdrop on RR1. Strictly due to the name?
Also, his connection to the Arch Druids is kind of interesting. Seems they really only give him beats. Curious to know how that came about & if their planned album Scorched Earth Policy is ever gonna come out.
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One of those rare instances when I actaully find Action Bronson tolerable:
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some good info in here, a few points overlapping with what Rhyme 4 Rhyme mentioned above
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https://noisey.vice.com/en_us/article/7 ... _source=nt" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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Great stuff man. You might as well just be apart of the show at this point.Rhyme 4 Rhyme wrote:Thanks alot.Y@k Bollox wrote:Yeah, I think that's a good way of putting it.Rhyme 4 Rhyme wrote:For Marcberg & Reloaded, Joe LaPorta mastered it. Why'd you go a different direction for your subsequent projects.
Great questionsRhyme 4 Rhyme wrote:What inspired the theme for Rosebudd's Revenge. Talk about Rosebudd Bitterdose and the influence on the album. Don't think anyone's brought this up to him.
Talk about how the passing of Sean Price impacted you.
Talk about the influence he's had over the past 5 years and how evident his style is on a lot of his contemporaries - Hus, Mach Hommy, WSG & Conway, Daringer, CamoFlaugeMonk
Metal Clergy/Nights With Chemist ever gonna be released?
What happened with his role at Man Bites Dog.
Hard to give up the Hall beat to WSG?
Disappointed with Marci Beacoup looking back?
Couple other random things that I've never heard people ask him.
Get him to talk about his writing style. Kinda point out that he's one of the most hailed rappers of the last decade however he really doesn't let much of himself get known through his raps. Doesn't really talk about anything about his personal life. Heard him mention in interviews that he's had a son over the last few years, however he never touches on that in his writing or any other detailed aspects of his family or background.
Talk to him about making RR1 & RR2. When & where were they recorded. Why recorded back to back when he usually spreads things out over time. I've seen from IG that Ka was in some of the RR2 recording sessions. How come he didn't hop on any tracks. Also, heard him mention Jake One was in the sessions. How'd that come about and what was the connection there. Also, ask him what the deal was with the Citizen Kane backdrop on RR1. Strictly due to the name?
Also, his connection to the Arch Druids is kind of interesting. Seems they really only give him beats. Curious to know how that came about & if their planned album Scorched Earth Policy is ever gonna come out.
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I'm gonna use some of the questions posted here. Thanks again.
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After giving it a decent amount of spins, feel like RR1 is better. Some good cuts on here, but overall, prefer the first one at this stage.
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"I.D.K" is probably better than most RR2 tracks. "Revenge" is the only absolute standout in my opinion.
Cannot imagine having paid $30 for it.
Cannot imagine having paid $30 for it.
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New interview as Roc Marc reunites with his former Flipmode sister.
New interview as Roc Marc reunites with his former Flipmode sister.
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Jamar knows NOTHING about Roc you can tell. Thank God for Digga, who had some funnies stories about him bouncing from the squad.
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Do you think that's expensive? You've not really mentioned it.Employee wrote:Cannot imagine having paid $30 for it.
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It is expensive for a CD, obviously, but when he explains his motives, it's not all that unreasonable. I mean, you can hold tight for a week or two and just buy it at retail but I will give him credit because he made valid points when we spoke and if Nippy Hustle can make 1M selling a few $100 CD's, then who is to say this can't work for some folks? It's just ballsy, that's all. Like certain artists can't do this. Can you imagine Aesop Rock doing this?
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Nippsey Hustle made a $1m?
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Actually yes, this is a guy with a loyal cult following who doesn't release a lot of material and a good chunk of his fans can probably afford to pay a little extra. And considering his stuff with Jeremy Fish he'd probably make it a more attractive package than just an expensive download or just a CD.Philaflava wrote:Can you imagine Aesop Rock doing this?
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Despite Yak's sarcasm, $30 for a digital copy (pllus a CD?) especially of this kind of low-t output on Roc's part simply isn't a good value. If it was something akin to Reloaded I'd be able to logically justify the purchase in my own mind.
Jeremy Fish is raking up all that new weed money. There's a popular company that makes cartridges and you can buy some limited edition design for him at an absurd mark up.
Jeremy Fish is raking up all that new weed money. There's a popular company that makes cartridges and you can buy some limited edition design for him at an absurd mark up.
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If we're comparing apples to apples here, just a digital download and not some fancy physical package, I don't see Aesop doing this. It'd think it would alienate a lot of his following.drizzle wrote:Actually yes, this is a guy with a loyal cult following who doesn't release a lot of material and a good chunk of his fans can probably afford to pay a little extra. And considering his stuff with Jeremy Fish he'd probably make it a more attractive package than just an expensive download or just a CD.Philaflava wrote:Can you imagine Aesop Rock doing this?
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Two different worlds: Aes is considered a more refined, palatable, postmodern Eminem while Roc Marciano raps about bitches, guns, weed, money, and generally sounds like he enjoys his life.Philaflava wrote:If we're comparing apples to apples here, just a digital download and not some fancy physical package, I don't see Aesop doing this. It'd think it would alienate a lot of his following.drizzle wrote:Actually yes, this is a guy with a loyal cult following who doesn't release a lot of material and a good chunk of his fans can probably afford to pay a little extra. And considering his stuff with Jeremy Fish he'd probably make it a more attractive package than just an expensive download or just a CD.Philaflava wrote:Can you imagine Aesop Rock doing this?
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idk man, i can still see it with the right sales pitch
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i sincerely doubt that aes would ever do it... but im 92.134% sure he would be successful if he did choose to go this routePhilaflava wrote:If we're comparing apples to apples here, just a digital download and not some fancy physical package, I don't see Aesop doing this. It'd think it would alienate a lot of his following.drizzle wrote:Actually yes, this is a guy with a loyal cult following who doesn't release a lot of material and a good chunk of his fans can probably afford to pay a little extra. And considering his stuff with Jeremy Fish he'd probably make it a more attractive package than just an expensive download or just a CD.Philaflava wrote:Can you imagine Aesop Rock doing this?