John Hull
You can’t see me!
I'm glad I know how to find things on the internet.
Is The Blueprint the hardest album to acquire on the entire internet?
- Thread starter ThaRealness
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GPBear
The Tape Crusader
Call it practical. I can find 99% of samples on funky town, funkmysoul, neverenoughrhodes or vinyl frontier. Why would I get my fingers dusty?
I call it being cheap af
1. The history, being able to connect with producers of the past. DJ'ing/Turntablism is one of the foundations of hip-hop. And don't give me that "Serrato CD scratching" bullshyt, because it sounds nothing like a guy who knows what he's doing on a Tectonic 1200.
2. You already answered your own question, you buy vinyl because labels have been pulling their shyt offline. As Madlib says, "It's getting hard to find the fat plastic, but I got my stacks in case it gets drastic."
3.
"I can find 99% of samples" no you can't. And you don't crate dig, so how would you even know. You can find a lot of famous samples, or expensive records online. But that's not why I shop for records. There's dollar bin records that nobody knows about that still have heat on them.All the big torrent site has it did you dudes get on to the internet after Netflix and Spotify got poppin 
How do you download movies, MS Office and shyt like that? I even downloaded more than half of my books I used through 6 years of studies
How do you download movies, MS Office and shyt like that? I even downloaded more than half of my books I used through 6 years of studies
I call it being cheap af
1. The history, being able to connect with producers of the past. DJ'ing/Turntablism is one of the foundations of hip-hop. And don't give me that "Serrato CD scratching" bullshyt, because it sounds nothing like a guy who knows what he's doing on a Tectonic 1200.
2. You already answered your own question, you buy vinyl because labels have been pulling their shyt offline. As Madlib says, "It's getting hard to find the fat plastic, but I got my stacks in case it gets drastic."
3.
fukk u and ur bullshyt collection.
i get everything dope online, too, and my shyt is way hotter than yourrrsss
I still got my real bootleg with bootleg reasonable doubt pics on the cover and disc I bought at the Colosseum
Just join a torrent tracker and you'll have access to all of the media you want..well for the most part.
ThaRealness
Superstar
I call it being cheap af
1. The history, being able to connect with producers of the past. DJ'ing/Turntablism is one of the foundations of hip-hop. And don't give me that "Serrato CD scratching" bullshyt, because it sounds nothing like a guy who knows what he's doing on a Tectonic 1200.
2. You already answered your own question, you buy vinyl because labels have been pulling their shyt offline. As Madlib says, "It's getting hard to find the fat plastic, but I got my stacks in case it gets drastic."
3.
Even if there's a lot of undiscovered shyt you can find that I can't, I save time by looking through records that have already been curated for producers. Im not saying either way is better, but personally Id rather spend my time on the flip, and the drums, then on finding the perfect sample
But I feel you though. I spent 25$ on the vinyl frontier VIP package, and I been eating off that for about a month. They serious crate diggers
IVS
Superstar
I'm sure I can go home and get the flac/alac blueprint with ease. The ruskies got damn near erythang
DJ Mart-Kos
All Star
Blueprint is the most essential Hip-Hop album of the 2000's IMO.
It's 1 of the earliest rapalbums that i played out. It never gets old.
It's 1 of the earliest rapalbums that i played out. It never gets old.
SnowflakesByTheOZ
Sorry, that's another B
I still have a CD with BP on it to this day. Pulled into the gas station last night bumping Song Cry
MurderToCassette
Sa Da Tay
Call it practical. I can find 99% of samples on funky town, funkmysoul, neverenoughrhodes or vinyl frontier. Why would I get my fingers dusty?
Not everything is on the internet breh...some of the best heat I've found is ungoogleable
Columbo
Lieutenant
I been had the Blueprint cd before some of these coli nikkas were born, and i was already 14
Basically what im saying is im
Basically what im saying is im
who killin it?
the fakes get exposed
Tidal trial
Or just buy the fckin album on iTunes. Cheap ass muhfukka.
BP provided way more than $10 of entertainment over the years.
Or just buy the fckin album on iTunes. Cheap ass muhfukka.
BP provided way more than $10 of entertainment over the years.
SleezyBigSlim
Banned
fukk all you nikkas saying get Tidal. You would think all his albums would be on Tidal but their not. I can't even build a digital Jay Z collection because of this bullshyt.
KravenMorehead™
Barrel Brothers.®
fukk a download, I'm looking for the original CD release with the blue jewelcase. Either amazon or discogs