breh, I usually think your posts are good but this is some stupid shyt
we talkin musically right now. im in a differrent space right now, hear me out. im on that shyt like anderson paak, d'angelo shyt right now, deep lyrics aint enough for me no mo.
Does constant radio play affect a song's "classicness"
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we talkin musically right now. im in a differrent space right now, hear me out. im on that shyt like anderson paak, d'angelo shyt right now, deep lyrics aint enough for me no mo.
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Good thread.
I think the radio certainly forges the opinions of casual listeners. The real heads know what the essential songs are, many of which won't even sniff radio play. It is what it is.
I think the radio certainly forges the opinions of casual listeners. The real heads know what the essential songs are, many of which won't even sniff radio play. It is what it is.
breh, I usually think your posts are good but this is some stupid shyt
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Triangularbirds
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I was talking more about that hipster part
You gotta be on some strong shyt to say that with a straight face I'll let you buzz tho
I was talking more about that hipster part
I'll let you buzz tho
riiiighhhht, that new kid cudi (yeah the bullet album) is actually dope. might make a thread
ThaRealness
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Nah man, your theory is ass backwards. Music gotta be watered down before it gets airplay. Dont get me wrong, Hypnotize is ill, but its no Things Done Changed
which means that if an album has radio friendly songs, it can't be top tier classic. Correct?
Correction: A "successful" WOAT campaign
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If a song is a considered great among hip hop heads AND gets radio play for decades, it makes it even more of a classic in my mind.
