Yeah Lass, Kelly Cates, really enjoying it. Ian ain't arguing with the callers(ala Savage) and the callers actually like and have respect for him(unlike Savage and Green), and whoever is screening the callers is doing a good job.
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Yeah Lass, Kelly Cates, really enjoying it. Ian ain't arguing with the callers(ala Savage) and the callers actually like and have respect for him(unlike Savage and Green), and whoever is screening the callers is doing a good job.
but really it's just that i've never been able to understand raekwon, and i fukk with his music hard, but i can't rap along to that shyt
I love CL Smooth, but I literally don't have a clue what he was talking about in most of his songs.
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Oh Kennys daughter.
I didn't know Phil Jones was down with the sisters. 
Wonder how Ashley Young, Evra, Smalling and Nani feel about thatI didn't know Phil Jones was down with the sisters.
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I think there could be a difference between dated and timeless music (well, obviously). There's old music that still sounds brilliant today, people that were ahead of their time etc.
But I definitely think something can be dated.
Like, when I think of dated, I think of some shyt like this
But I was listening to "Get Down" by Nas today and that song is over 10 years old and still sounds as good as it did when I first heard it back in 02 (best rap song I've heard this year tbh). Perhaps it just boils down to good and bad...I guess sorta what you said.
Wonder how Ashley Young, Evra, Smalling and Nani feel about that
Young disgust me. He wifed up a whale.
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@penfield, thats a classic song and even more classic sample.
Get Down still thumps to me too.
Saw Gravity tonight. Amazing movie, 4/5. Had me the entire movie.
I still have yet to make it through that entire song
Original is classic though. Every time I hear that song I always wonder how Prince came up with that shyt
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That era was kind of post-funk and black radio was playing post-funk songs. That song is obvs different from a lot of those post-funk songs but in that era you had bands like the original Cameo, Parliament, Rick James, and Zapp that were popular. Also Controversy was kind of a post-funk album.I still have yet to make it through that entire song
Original is classic though. Every time I hear that song I always wonder how Prince came up with that shyt
Also Prince is a bit of a genius.
I honestly can't stand that "ahead of their time" saying, it's just good music.
Take this song for example, the moment this song comes on, you know it was made in the early 90's, all the trademarks of 90's Garage/House tunes are there. And when you play it with newer stuff, you can tell the difference, but it's fukking good.
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I get what you're saying. I still think, though, that there's something to be said for music that was hot at one point but you listen to it now it's a bit
I mean it could be all subjective, tastes changing.
Another good example, at least for me, is Get Rich of Die Tryin' I can't make it through that album at all nowadays even though when I was in high school I listened to it religiously.
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On another slightly different note, a few albums that desperately need to be remastered are De La Soul is Dead and Stakes is High. I wanted to listen to these so bad today to find that they're not on Spotify and you can't even buy them on iTunes 
A lot of those old rap albums could do with a remaster work. I remember when they remastered Paul's Boutique shyt about made me swerve into the median it was so fukking loud.
A lot of those old rap albums could do with a remaster work. I remember when they remastered Paul's Boutique shyt about made me swerve into the median it was so fukking loud.