EPTWhy does everyone love hip hop/rap now? - Page 12
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PhiliBiRD
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koreasilver
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On December 11 2010 02:32 Rawenkeke wrote: Kinda sad both of you forgot the most important part; Saying the N word everyother lyric... True but sad.  | ||
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Easy772
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ZeaL.
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WniO
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alurlol
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The only bad music out there is the overly auto-tuned one-song "hit" garbage that is being constantly shitted out by the mainstream record companies, where have the likes of Interpol with TotBL gone? | ||
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PanN
United States2828 Posts
Hiphop is perfect for my lyrical fetish =) to "ok let me sum up the content of all the hip hop/rap songs I have heard recently: 1) partying. 2) alcohol 3) sex 4) booty There are a few exceptions but that is pretty much it." Wow, you listen to awful rap then hahah, don't listen to the radio stuff by the way. | ||
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Sorkoas
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Raskit
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On December 11 2010 01:49 Dystisis wrote: In fact, that is one of the reasons why I generally don't care that much for rap. It is almost exclusively in standard 4/4, little syncopation, etc. I am sure someone could dig up an exception or two, I am speaking generalities here. Assessing hip-hop music by its beats is clearly missing the point and purpose of the genre. The lyrics and voice are 95% of a hip-hop track. The voice is the beat. You may as well criticise the font used by a poet. Maybe go listen to the various instrumental genres derived from or that use a mix of hip-hop, if you want to be a fancy pants an assess track construction. | ||
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PanN
United States2828 Posts
On December 11 2010 03:17 Raskit wrote: Assessing hip-hop music by its beats is clearly missing the point and purpose of the genre. The lyrics and voice are 95% of a hip-hop track. The voice is the beat. You may as well criticised the font used by a poet. Maybe go listen to the various instrumental genres derived from or that use a mix of hip-hop, if you want to be a fancy pants an assess track construction. "You may as well criticised the font used by a poet." This made me laugh hard, thank you. | ||
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son1dow
Lithuania322 Posts
On December 11 2010 01:55 Lexpar wrote: Sub genres? A slight variation of the prescribed metal sound doesn't create a new sub genre. Death Slam Core? Really? No that's just dumb. The Beatles wrote an absurdly wide variety of songs, but they're just rock. Rock is rock, metal is metal. Calling each band a different genre doesn't justify your taste. How much have you listened to metal, really? These "dumb" variations have very different instruments, very different tones and just sound flat out different, not to mention they're mixed with different genres at all; you sound like you're not qualified to judge that. | ||
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slappy
United States1271 Posts
regarding rap, i think the gangster rap days are dying out (thank God!), and now its all about the hyphy shit (ecstacy, party, etc), but I think that will die off as well | ||
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Raskit
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On December 11 2010 03:18 PanN wrote: "You may as well criticised the font used by a poet." This made me laugh hard, thank you. Not sure, if laughing with or at >_> or my spelling mistake LOL. | ||
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PanN
United States2828 Posts
On December 11 2010 03:23 Raskit wrote: Not sure, if laughing with or at >_> or my spelling mistake LOL. With man, im not gonna make fun of you for misspelling a word. <3 | ||
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SirMilford
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LegendaryZ
United States1583 Posts
"Music from Europe is better than music in the US" (Or vice versa) "Mainstream music is crap." "You just haven't listened to a good example of (insert genre). Go listen to (insert obscure artist who hardly represents the genre) "Old music is better than the crap they're releasing today." "Listeners of X are (insert stereotype here)" "This music takes more skill than that." (Ignoring the fact that the greatest songs are often the simplest) "I'm more qualified than most others to speak on the issue because I listen to both genres. (Proceed to name a handful of obscure artists from each genre that pop up on your Google search, but you never actually listen to.) Simply put, the reason hip hop is more popular than metal is because more people prefer to listen to it. More people can relate with the culture, artists and lyrics. It's not about diversity, skill or complexity. It's about being able to reach people in their comfort zone. | ||
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Raskit
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On December 11 2010 03:24 PanN wrote: With man, im not gonna make fun of you for misspelling a word. <3 <3 LOL. I didn't see you posted about lyrics above. You know how some people get when you mix the word poet with hip-hop. Thought you were one of 'them'. | ||
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QuanticHawk
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