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Freddie Gibbs & Madlib - Bandana (Discussion Thread)
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Gibbs not skipping a beat during the beat switch
Mindfield333
Superstar
I was listening to it since it come out and Bandana just came out... I don’t know yet
NormanConnors
Detroit/MSU Spartan Life
This is the 2nd time Black got the better of Gibbs on his own shyt. But at least gibbs made it competitive this time. On their last collab, black thought did him straight DIRTY
nah breh, might want to run those verses back
NormanConnors
Detroit/MSU Spartan Life
After further review I still have to give the edge to Pinata. Both brothas still showed out though like I said before. Freddie was consistent if not better than before. However Madlib was a bit more impressive on Pinata imo.
We get so high that’s why we can’t come up 
what!!!! The small truths he throw in his flow is smh 
what!!!! The small truths he throw in his flow is smh 
((ReFleXioN)) EteRNaL
RIP MR. SMOKE
It's not even close to me. And it's not just the verses, it's their flows. Gibbs kinda came lazy for that beat. But I gotta give Gibbs respect cause those are the type of beats black thought shines on. Gibbs really didnt stand a chance there. But there's no shame in losing to a GOAT. Gibbs came off too, but Black went completely insane on that last verse. Not just the rhymes, but the way he rode that beat was godlike.
The anguish, and pain fit us well, 'cause it came with us
After all these years carrying this shame with us
Now the entire planet is going insane with us
Seven year old kids carrying flame spitters
Fortified fences, mortify senses
Crossfire, miss my little daughter by inches
Chemical dependence, medical expenses
But no amount of money on earth can buy vengeance
Writing a life sentence, sirens, fire engines
Tyrants, seen through the eyes of the wide lenses
Senseless crimes cause some of us want to drive Benzes
But are you tryna ride with us, or against us?
NormanConnors
Detroit/MSU Spartan Life
It's not even close to me. And it's not just the verses, it's their flows. Gibbs kinda came lazy for that beat. But I gotta give Gibbs respect cause those are the type of beats black thought shines on. Gibbs really didnt stand a chance there. But there's no shame in losing to a GOAT. Gibbs came off too, but Black went completely insane on that last verse. Not just the rhymes, but the way he rode that beat was godlike.
The anguish, and pain fit us well, 'cause it came with us
After all these years carrying this shame with us
Now the entire planet is going insane with us
Seven year old kids carrying flame spitters
Fortified fences, mortify senses
Crossfire, miss my little daughter by inches
Chemical dependence, medical expenses
But no amount of money on earth can buy vengeance
Writing a life sentence, sirens, fire engines
Tyrants, seen through the eyes of the wide lenses
Senseless crimes cause some of us want to drive Benzes
But are you tryna ride with us, or against us?
No doubt Black was ILL as hell, but to say Gibbs got murdered is a stretch. His lines went more under the radar. They attacked the track differently but both rode the beat exceptionally well.
New interview:
EDIT:
at the Jay-Z part.
Fred.
It was dope to see him be so honest and real at the end, it's not often that you get to see a rapper open up like that and actually be honest in the way the portray themselves.
That's a big reason why I fukk with Gibbs, he's as authentic as it gets, which gives him a wider range. Hopefully his Major Label album showcases this and is the one that puts him over the edge in terms of his success.
that man.
classicmaterial
All Star
Listened to the Director's Cut
The very beginning of the album has some extra shyt, just some shyt talking from Gibbs
Also at the end of Half Manne Half Cocaine there's a callback to Cocaine Piñata (the same sample that was also used for "Breaking Bad" off Baby Face Killa)
The outro of Fake Names is different and I think it's better
Flat Tummy Tea has the extended intro from the 12"
The ending of Situations is different and has a better lead-in to Giannis
The end of the album is different too. It doesn't have that beat that takes the album out and there's a quick vocal sample about listening to music
That's it
I like it more than the regular version but it's not like it's different enough where it matters
The very beginning of the album has some extra shyt, just some shyt talking from Gibbs
Also at the end of Half Manne Half Cocaine there's a callback to Cocaine Piñata (the same sample that was also used for "Breaking Bad" off Baby Face Killa)
The outro of Fake Names is different and I think it's better
Flat Tummy Tea has the extended intro from the 12"
The ending of Situations is different and has a better lead-in to Giannis
The end of the album is different too. It doesn't have that beat that takes the album out and there's a quick vocal sample about listening to music
That's it
I like it more than the regular version but it's not like it's different enough where it matters
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Antdrewjosh
All Star
"Gat Damn"
DropTopDoc
20/20 Vision With my Buffs On
I think the God Allah is the black man personified
Black Ball
Superstar
Play that track after “Insecurities” and “Homesick”
A real woman that held him down. But nikkas love hoes, literally. Where was Snoop Dogg when Gibbs needed him?
Black Ball
Superstar
In this interview: Madlib and Freddie Gibbs on making one of 2019’s best rap albums
Madlib said he can't find Doom.
What does the future hold for you guys? You’re working on a third album, right? Madlib, are there any other rappers you think would sound good over your beats?
Madlib: Send the Migos my way! Tell them, Madlib will make them sound funky! I’d like to work with Gibbs until he’s 60 – so long as he’s really with it and doesn’t pull a MF Doom, I can’t find that dude anywhere! I would also like to make an album with Pusha T (who appears on “Palmolive” along with Killer Mike) and this new rapper called Chris Crack from Chicago, he is insanely talented and we’re both like-minded.
I also got to record some songs with Mac Miller. We were going to make an album, but weren’t able to finish it because of his passing. That was my brother! I’m not sure if I can just put out the songs of someone deceased, as we would need permission from the estate. We will see on that, hopefully.
I’ve got thousands of hours of music people haven’t heard yet, so we’re going to launch a subscription service with Rappcats so people can hear it all. I got a bunch of jazz stuff coming too, featuring a lot of the new artists, which will be more like “Shades of Blue”.