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Contemporary Man
http://www.thesermonsdomain.com/2012/01 ... -supplies/

It's got a pretty good flow, but I also am a sucka for AB nh.

merge this with teh statik selektah thread

all the borks are gonna backlash like crazy over the party supplies and harry fraud albums

Ha I didn't know what to to do. Yeah If It's already posted up in the Statik thread, my bad.

The more I hear from this dude, the less I am impressed.

Every song is exactly like Ghostface Karaoke.

that shit cray

I can't say that I'm really impressed with this song, but I still have Well Done and Bon Apetitt....Bitch on repeat in the whip.

are all the songs going to have samples from popular songs from the 80s?

I'll buy into that fad.

to be honest well done fucking blew.

I was hyped to hear it, and the beats were a huge letdown

static skeletor fucking SUCKS.

RwithTF wrote:Contemporary Man
http://www.thesermonsdomain.com/2012/01 ... -supplies/

It's got a pretty good flow, but I also am a sucka for AB nh.

What the FUCK?! Is that shit forreal??? That shit is wick Wick WACK!!! Why the fuck is Bronson wasting his time doin bullshit like that??? *shaking head*

Thank god we have WELL-DONE, DR LECTER and BON APPETIT... BITCH

who the fuck is party supplies?

edit: signed to fool's gold. so this guy is basically another "girl talk" ?

what the fuck was that haha. i just played it on air without prior listening cause of the name and it sounded like an album sampler?

the very first beat on that is pretty dope. i don't get how artists like these guys and girl talk get sample clearance though. they just take entire songs don't they? not trying to diss just genuinely curious seems like theyd have to pay a shitload..

Employee wrote:The more I hear from this dude, the less I am impressed.

Every song is exactly like Ghostface Karaoke.

Was listening to some of his stuff today. While I don't agree with the first part, the 2nd is pretty on point. So much Ghostface.

lol this shit is hot garbage

EichTurner wrote:the very first beat on that is pretty dope. i don't get how artists like these guys and girl talk get sample clearance though. they just take entire songs don't they? not trying to diss just genuinely curious seems like theyd have to pay a shitload..

from what I understand, if it's not an album that is being sold retail and it's just a mixtape or free album, then you don't pay anything because you're not making money from it.

girl talk pretty much makes money from his live shows, I don't think he sells his albums.

DLG wrote:
girl talk pretty much makes money from his live shows, I don't think he sells his albums.

.. okay... makes more sense. so is this action bronson with party supplies just a mixtape to or am i drawing too many conclusions?

EichTurner wrote: .. okay... makes more sense. so is this action bronson with party supplies just a mixtape to or am i drawing too many conclusions?

Yes, it's just a Mixtape (thankfully). I still don't get why the fuck he'd work with that clown Party Supplies? Seems like a retarded project. *shaking head*

Employee wrote:The more I hear from this dude, the less I am impressed.

Every song is exactly like Ghostface Karaoke.

That joke is really played out already.

DLG wrote:

EichTurner wrote:the very first beat on that is pretty dope. i don't get how artists like these guys and girl talk get sample clearance though. they just take entire songs don't they? not trying to diss just genuinely curious seems like theyd have to pay a shitload..

from what I understand, if it's not an album that is being sold retail and it's just a mixtape or free album, then you don't pay anything because you're not making money from it.

girl talk pretty much makes money from his live shows, I don't think he sells his albums.

didn't weezy get sued for "i feel like dying"? can't find anything about the final ruling though.

this is pure entertainment.

But Phil Collins could take Party Supplies for everything, I am sure these samples are not cleared.

The people suing Wayne used the fact that he was still performing it live in concert against him.

Also, I remember Thomas Dolby tried suing Kevin Federline for freeztyling over Mobb Deep's "Got It Twisted" or whatever it's called. Dolby said he gave Mobb Deep the clearance, but no one else.

http://top40.about.com/b/2006/04/06/tho ... erline.htm

And, here's where a group wasn't selling a track with a sample, and the label still said "no". The http://modestep.co.uk/blog/?p=67

Girl Talk claims his usage is "fair use" and that no one has come after him yet.

Kace wrote:

Employee wrote:The more I hear from this dude, the less I am impressed.

Every song is exactly like Ghostface Karaoke.

That joke is really played out already.

I'm sorry I offended the emotional connection you feel.

sleazy_j wrote:The people suing Wayne used the fact that he was still performing it live in concert against him.

Also, I remember Thomas Dolby tried suing Kevin Federline for freeztyling over Mobb Deep's "Got It Twisted" or whatever it's called. Dolby said he gave Mobb Deep the clearance, but no one else.

http://top40.about.com/b/2006/04/06/tho ... erline.htm

And, here's where a group wasn't selling a track with a sample, and the label still said "no". The http://modestep.co.uk/blog/?p=67

Girl Talk claims his usage is "fair use" and that no one has come after him yet.

yeah ... something's up. there's no way you can just take ENTIRE songs and put whole other entire songs over them. how is he just not paying anything Lol.

Kace wrote:

Employee wrote:The more I hear from this dude, the less I am impressed.

Every song is exactly like Ghostface Karaoke.

That joke is really played out already.

Unless you're specifically talking about the karaoke part, I don't think it's really a joke to note that the guy's style (while good, I've enjoyed what little I've heard a lot) is really derivative of Ghostface's.

nah, the biggest similarity is in the voice but they flow differently.

Hair of the Dog wrote:nah, the biggest similarity is in the voice but they flow differently.

No, they don't.

In fact the only real difference is the baritone in the voice. Strong 'NO HOMO', but Ghost's voice is noticeably deeper.

i was cised when the beat started, rapping over sledgehammer is never a bad thing, but i got bored once they changed up beats a bunch.

action bronson + marco polo

Not bad...definitely a different lane from his previous stuff but I can fuck with it. Isn't that one of the reasons to work with producers you might not normally work with? To get a different sound? I could have done without the singing on the 4th or 5th beat flip though.