i'm officially done with new hip hop, it's played to me now

[I love Latina women]

the most of hip hop music today is just one big pile of shyt. the classics from way back in the day will always be the classics but the most of this new shyt i ain't feelin' at all. the old stuff will always be great, even though sometimes listenin' to them over and over can get old and the samples outweigh the songs that were made from them but then again, 90's hip hop was somethin' else

but most of this new hip hop? most of it is wack as fukk
i expect this thread to be 1 starred straight to mars but i don't give a fukk

 

[SirBiatch]

congrats on your one star!

 

[VelourSocks]

you'll be back

 

[Michael9100]

You're going to miss out on the latest big booty redbones...

 

[The Ruler 09]

You not gonna check the Scarface Deeply Rooted album?

 

[Patriarch]

Blues , jazz , spoken word >>> rap

 

[SirBiatch]

Jokes aside, I respect your comment @stomachlines .

A few questions if you'd be kind enough to answer them:

What did you grow up listening to in the household prior to hip hop?
What genres are you listening to now that give your soul the satisfaction it needs?

 

[Starski]

cac and ull be back...

...but if ur black, what?

just started to like PAAGS and now ur done w/ hip hop?....

Spoiler

messsin w/ u

 

[The Infamous]

Take a break and then come back.

 

[I love Latina women]

You not gonna check the Scarface Deeply Rooted album?

there are a couple exceptions

 

[Insensitive]

@ Saying Spoken Word >>>> Rap/Hip Hop


I'll probably never get tired of Hip Hop.

When I go listen to Robert Cray or Stevie Ray Von, I find myself missing
the hard drums of Hip Hop.
When I go listen to Christian Scott or Robert Glasper (albums prior to Black Radio...)
I find myself wanting the groovy simplicity of Hip Hop.
When I go listen to Funkadelic/Parliament or Roger Troutman, I miss the urgency
and intensity of RZA or Dre/Aftermath production.

Hip Hop will probably forever be a staple in my musical diet because there's a sound
in Hip Hop, I won't get anywhere else

On top of that I listen to very different artists within the same genre.
I'll throw on Yung Thug's "Check" and then when I'm tired of that I'll throw on
Joey Bad4$$ "Christ Conscious".
Two entirely different approaches to rapping and production and vastly different
out looks on life expressed in the music, also keeps a style from getting "played out".


also this just came out, so I can't drop Hip Hop yet.

https://oddiseemmg.bandcamp.com/album/the-good-fight

 

[I love Latina women]

Blues , jazz , spoken word >>> rap

r&b/soul, funk and rock music too

Jokes aside, I respect your comment @stomachlines .

A few questions if you'd be kind enough to answer them:

What did you grow up listening to in the household prior to hip hop?
What genres are you listening to now that give your soul the satisfaction it needs?

i grew up listenin' to r&b and soul music first and foremost but hip hop was always around. but i was a r&b and soul head first; my mom and dad always had music like james brown, aretha franklin, the temptations, marvin gaye, al green, elton john, curtis mayfield, the beatles, con funk shun, fleetwood mac, genesis/phil collins, bill withers, willie hutch, levert, prince, dionne warwick, michael jackson, cameo, bobby womack, the whispers, the dramatics, sting, mint condition, chaka khan, glady knight and the pips etc etc, the list goes on.

a lot of different music gives me satisfaction, like for instance ain't nothin' like some sly stone, curtis mayfield, the staple singers james brown, marvin gaye, isaac hayes, willie hutch, barry white, kenneth edmonds, parliament, funkadelic, the meters, the ohio players, michael jackson, the eagles, cameo, albert king, jimi hendrix, john lee hooker, prince, al green, stevie ray vaughn, son house, minnie riperton, roger troutman, bobby womack, lightin' hopkins, ahmad jamal, leroy hutson, pink floyd, santana, mint condition, chaka khan, led zeppelin, the rolling stones, van halen, fleetwood mac, the beatles etc etc; the list goes on and on

 

[I love Latina women]

cac and ull be back...

...but if ur black, what?

just started to like PAAGS and now ur done w/ hip hop?....

Spoiler

messsin w/ u

i'm black; all day everyday and night


at the bolded

 

[Flav]

Glad I was a teen in the 90s. All of my best memories as a wild teen got nothing but classic HipHop songs as the soundtrack.



I can never let go.

 

[shopthatwrecks]

shyt u quik fan..do what i do...go look thru the album credits..n listen to the originators of the samples...

i discovered dave gruesin...the grass rooots and others...

then one day i went to seattle to visit my uncle..

and he was playin this..



why did i start singin let me rip tonite...at hook...baby dont trip take them drawls off ya hips


my uncle has a gang of obsecure shyt..nikka was playin



n suga free's verse from down down down..came in my head..kuz he was inspired..by the throw ya head back back back..


then he jus gave me his ohio players stash..n



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