Essential The Official Football (Soccer) Thread - The Slotification of Liverpool is nearly complete

[mastermind]

Yall miss the thread with quotes from rappers before they got famous? All of them were throwing shade then when they get on they act like brothers with the same dudes they were shytting on

I have a habit of listening to everything in its entirety unless it's straight up garbage, too boring, or I fall asleep. Not a problem for as far as actually listening to it goes but I definitely dock points for that shyt

i saw this story after a friend told me. Rappers/Artists are bytches.

 

[Roaden Polynice]

sounds like you're talking about punk

Where are these 78 minute punk albums?

Longest punk album I can think of off the top of my head is Pink Flag which illustrates the point perfectly when set up next to Born Sinner. Pink Flag: 21 tracks, 35 minutes. Born Sinner: 21 tracks, 78 minutes

Still haven't listened to that whole album tbh

 

[Capitol]

Where are these 78 minute punk albums?

Longest punk album I can think of off the top of my head is Pink Flag which illustrates the point perfectly when set up next to Born Sinner. Pink Flag: 21 tracks, 35 minutes. Born Sinner: 21 tracks, 78 minutes

Still haven't listened to that whole album tbh

Deluxe version? Regular is 16 with two tracks being skits and one being a interlude

 

[concise]

Why is the lighting in the Georgia Dome so off?

 

[Roaden Polynice]

Deluxe version? Regular is 16 with two tracks being skits and one being a interlude

Yeah deluxe, that's the one I have. I wonder what Cole's budget was for that album, the personnel list is a small army but it still sounds like he's making Fruity Loop beats on there

 

[dennis roadman]

Where are these 78 minute punk albums?

Longest punk album I can think of off the top of my head is Pink Flag which illustrates the point perfectly when set up next to Born Sinner. Pink Flag: 21 tracks, 35 minutes. Born Sinner: 21 tracks, 78 minutes

Still haven't listened to that whole album tbh

was referring to the 20-40 min albums

 

[Capitol]

Yeah deluxe, that's the one I have. I wonder what Cole's budget was for that album, the personnel list is a small army but it still sounds like he's making Fruity Loop beats on there

 

[yoyoyo1]

This Trini/Mex match has been some great entertainment

 

[yoyoyo1]

This Trinidad gk

 

[Capitol]

Damn dude ran into a wall

 

[Capitol]

This dude Cruz has my respect

 

[Roaden Polynice]

I can't quite remember if I posted this before (memory is shyt on here) but J. Cole is the embodiment and face of every lame millennial hip-hop fan out there. They are those fans who are always blindly praising hip-hop. They are distinctly different though, from old hip hop heads, who you can give a modicum of respect simply because they actually lived through the 90s.

These millennial hip hop fans serve as the footmen for boring rap music and standing up for generic tasteless bullshyt like Joey Bada$$, Wale, and of course J.Cole. They also are eager to genuflect to "legends" of the game, always celebrating people like Mary J. Blige, Jay-Z, Nas ("Let Nas Down" is one of the greatest yet sad concepts for a rap song I've ever heard. A song that is exclusively made up of bytch ass lines that depict pathetic servility and latent homosexuality, it's a wonder how Nas even decided to get on the remix), artists who have lived off their names for years now but are provided a new spotlight due to people giving them misplaced respect. It's hard to articulate these fans that I'm talking about, but I know it when I see it.

I mean really, who gives a fukk about TLC? Yet it would not be surprising in the least to see a J.Cole interview, humbly talking about TLC as legends, bathing in the celestial light of the people who had a hand in penning classics like, "No Scrubs". He's a fukking embarrassment, him and his contemporaries.

 

[Capitol]

I can't quite remember if I posted this before (memory is shyt on here) but J. Cole is the embodiment and face of every lame millennial hip-hop fan out there. They are those fans who are always blindly praising hip-hop. They are distinctly different though, from old hip hop heads, who you can give a modicum of respect simply because they actually lived through the 90s.

These millennial hip hop fans serve as the footmen for boring rap music and standing up for generic tasteless bullshyt like Joey Bada$$, Wale, and of course J.Cole. They also are eager to genuflect to "legends" of the game, always celebrating people like Mary J. Blige, Jay-Z, Nas ("Let Nas Down" is one of the greatest yet sad concepts for a rap song I've ever heard. A song that is exclusively made up of bytch ass lines that depict pathetic servility and latent homosexuality, it's a wonder how Nas even decided to get on the remix), artists who have lived off their names for years now but are provided a new spotlight due to people giving them misplaced respect. It's hard to articulate these fans that I'm talking about, but I know it when I see it.

I mean really, who gives a fukk about TLC? Yet it would not be surprising in the least to see a J.Cole interview, humbly talking about TLC as legends, bathing in the celestial light of the people who had a hand in penning classics like, "No Scrubs". He's a fukking embarrassment, him and his contemporaries.

I was just pointing out a song that had a bit more personnel

I am a millennial hip hop fan I am a J.cole fan I do kinda sorta like Badass

 

[dennis roadman]

the thing about joey badass, wale, j. cole is that they dont make BAD music, but they more often than not make boring music imo.

like WHAT is inspired about what they do? its kinda like jazz musicians in their 30s that have no desire to do anything other than try to reach the level of perfection that the OGs got to - coltrane, miles, thelonius. which is cool in a way, they obviously made great music, but what good are you doing the music by stopping there and not innovating?

joey badass is a fukking cover band for god's sakes. j. cole is just a whiner.

and pink flag is a great album, heard that when i was 10 and was like

 

[BIGDENNIS10UK]

Just got In,feel lean.


Lately I finished training (finished cab driver knowledge in feb, been driving cab since may), so now I buy CDs every week, it's weird,, I've bought nothing for 10 years,but i've got money, so now I'm buying, i've bought 50 CDs in 2 months. (Focused on CDs I knew I liked but arctic monkeys first 2, nas lost tapes, stillmatic, OAsis, pet sounds, the dark side of the moon, the carnival, the understanding, the villian in black, the sagas of klashnekoff, etc, loads more)

I've realised I enjoy music more when I've paid for it.