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Pure old timer delusion
If Digable Planets was a new group today, would they have the same success they had back in the day?
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Nah, those days are long gone.
Digable Planets fell victim to coming out right when the culture shifted to drug, gang, violence promotion above all else.
Blowout Comb was a better album then their first, I call it a classic, but I didn't even know it came out when it dropped.
The album received very little promotion and this was from a group that was coming on the heels of a Grammy win.
Butterfly refused to conform and went extra militant, pro black, 5% on the second album.
Cacs wasn't feeling that at all, so they had to go.
Digable Planets fell victim to coming out right when the culture shifted to drug, gang, violence promotion above all else.
Blowout Comb was a better album then their first, I call it a classic, but I didn't even know it came out when it dropped.
The album received very little promotion and this was from a group that was coming on the heels of a Grammy win.
Butterfly refused to conform and went extra militant, pro black, 5% on the second album.
Cacs wasn't feeling that at all, so they had to go.
I have always said that if they had dropped that as a single/video, they would've had another hit. Kinda surprised they performed it on Soul Train, because for whatever silly-ass reason, the label didn't put it out as a single.
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Ladybug had the sexiest rap voice to me. I don't know if she would ve a star today cause she ain't on that shyt like these women now
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Pass me the rock nikka
They could come out today. Lol, at they rap too well and they need triple hi hats comments.
They are actual perfect for the woke, alternative, jazz/neo soul scene we have of today. I could see them collaborate with artists/producers like Rapsody, Kendrick Lamar, Ab-Soul, Joey BADA$$, J. Cole, The Internet, Anderson Paak, Robert Glasper, Terrace Martin, The Roots, Common, Childish Gambino, Phonte, Lupe Fiasco, Jay Electronica, Wale, BJ The Chicago Kid, Cool Kids, etc.
They are actual perfect for the woke, alternative, jazz/neo soul scene we have of today. I could see them collaborate with artists/producers like Rapsody, Kendrick Lamar, Ab-Soul, Joey BADA$$, J. Cole, The Internet, Anderson Paak, Robert Glasper, Terrace Martin, The Roots, Common, Childish Gambino, Phonte, Lupe Fiasco, Jay Electronica, Wale, BJ The Chicago Kid, Cool Kids, etc.
Pure old timer delusion
what delusion? I'm not a fan of them at all.
I'm simply looking at some of the acts that have gained traction in this decade.
edit: why am I explaining myself to someone's troll alias?
