Re: All rap made after 1998 sucks
Posted: Fri Oct 02, 2020 8:17 am
I have ignored all posts after the Robert Goulet video.
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Maybe he just meant he was "taking some time off" from that one account.
Sounds just like the time I saw Rage, Cypress Hill, and FunkDubious (still don't know who they were). Rage always puts on a great show, and the entire stadium was as thick with smoke as California is right now. I don't get people who like hard music or hip hop but not Rage, they're a great combo of both plus they're political. My boss loves hard music but hates rage. His excuse is he thinks they're "sellouts", writing about social justice but they had the nerve to get rich and famous, how fucking hypocritical of them right. Jizz, what's your beef with the RAGEJizaboz wrote: Sun May 03, 2020 11:55 pmEhh that 300 members thing ain’t exactly true but yeah man that’s cool you got to see them. I almost did but didn’t think the venue was legit or it was and would be sold out because rage against the machine was opening and it was at a college concert hall of all things.Billy Mays wrote: Sun May 03, 2020 12:47 pmI am probably one of the few people here who has seen them in concert and it is like 800 people, you only hear about the main members because I guess the credits would be too long to type out anywhere else.
I will say though my friends that went said there was so much weed they could barely remember details of the show. Asked them for the best parts and no one could say shit except Rage put on a good show. I didn’t and still don’t really care for rage.
I remember the last rap show I saw was Pharside (sic?). It bombed because all the white people just wanted to see Korn.
As the election of Donald Trump proved utterly.Billy Mays wrote: Sat Oct 03, 2020 8:36 am This is why I am so strict in arbitrating the MVP award each year, all it takes is one or two sock puppet accounts to dramatically skew the results of the election.
No beef with RAGE atm with exception of dude mistaking bad for good once in a while! When I was younger, I was even more of an old man about music everyone enjoyed. In retrospect, I was too neglectful about the RAGE. I am still catching myself banging my head and singing along a bit to Guerilla Radio every time it plays in new Tony Hawk 1/2 for PS4.Casual Observer wrote: Mon Oct 05, 2020 6:13 pmSounds just like the time I saw Rage, Cypress Hill, and FunkDubious (still don't know who they were). Rage always puts on a great show, and the entire stadium was as thick with smoke as California is right now. I don't get people who like hard music or hip hop but not Rage, they're a great combo of both plus they're political. My boss loves hard music but hates rage. His excuse is he thinks they're "sellouts", writing about social justice but they had the nerve to get rich and famous, how fucking hypocritical of them right. Jizz, what's your beef with the RAGEJizaboz wrote: Sun May 03, 2020 11:55 pmEhh that 300 members thing ain’t exactly true but yeah man that’s cool you got to see them. I almost did but didn’t think the venue was legit or it was and would be sold out because rage against the machine was opening and it was at a college concert hall of all things.Billy Mays wrote: Sun May 03, 2020 12:47 pm
I am probably one of the few people here who has seen them in concert and it is like 800 people, you only hear about the main members because I guess the credits would be too long to type out anywhere else.
I will say though my friends that went said there was so much weed they could barely remember details of the show. Asked them for the best parts and no one could say shit except Rage put on a good show. I didn’t and still don’t really care for rage.
I remember the last rap show I saw was Pharside (sic?). It bombed because all the white people just wanted to see Korn.
jiz wrote:I didn’t and still don’t really care for rage.
Retro's wrong, JC is therapeutic. In just a few posts Jiz has already achieved introspection.Jizaboz wrote: Tue Oct 06, 2020 1:48 am In retrospect, I was too neglectful about the RAGE. I am still catching myself banging my head and singing along a bit to Guerilla Radio every time it plays in new Tony Hawk 1/2 for PS4.
Honestly, and this is gonna sound weird.. I envied people back then that were SO into RAGE.
LOL The music in the background is actually pretty awesome that reminds me of something that would be in Burning Fight for Neo Geo or some shit. But oh man those lyrics.. even the Fat Boys were more poetic than this.
Fact!Casual Observer wrote: Wed Oct 07, 2020 10:37 pm Retro's wrong, JC is therapeutic. In just a few posts Jiz has already achieved introspection.
I would say no. I would also say more music in the "country" genre sucks more than rap.RealNC wrote: Thu Oct 08, 2020 12:36 am "All rap made after 1998 sucks."
Doesn't all rap music suck?
After all, if you play a C&W phonorecord backward, your dog comes back from the dead, your wife leaves her boyfriend for you, the pickup truck fixes itself, and the crops regrow. What's the best you get out of a rap song played backwards, plain English, and not even a prayer to Satan?
A prayer to Satan is what you get when you play a Christian Contemporary song backward.Tdarcos wrote: Thu Oct 08, 2020 3:24 am What's the best you get out of a rap song played backwards, plain English, and not even a prayer to Satan?
Haha Hate some M and Ms but I watched this because yr my friend. That beat in the background is Fat Boys - Crushin. Still kind of wondering why that full album is not free on YouTube. Copyright or lack of interest?