Whether it's just a song or a music video or an interview etc. Anything that is hip hop related that doesn't need its own thread. Here's one to start with.
Black Violin - A-Flatan ok album, a nice track
Ón mBarr Aníos
by Séamus Barra Ó Súilleabháinfrom bandcamp
released May 12, 2019
i highly recommend this album
(https://f4.bcbits.com/img/a1568254480_16.jpg)
some songs from the album
ToghcháinRaithneachjust a random video that i found not related to the album
Quote from: fire on Mar 30, 2023, 11:25 PMÓn mBarr Aníos
by Séamus Barra Ó Súilleabháin
from bandcamp
released May 12, 2019
i highly recommend this album
(https://f4.bcbits.com/img/a1568254480_16.jpg)
some songs from the album
Toghcháin
Raithneach
just a random video that i found not related to the album
Irish Gaelic slam poetry... nice but sometimes you just need heavier beats and more n bombs
Quote from: jadis on Apr 03, 2023, 01:59 AMQuote from: fire on Mar 30, 2023, 11:25 PMÓn mBarr Aníos
by Séamus Barra Ó Súilleabháin
from bandcamp
released May 12, 2019
i highly recommend this album
(https://f4.bcbits.com/img/a1568254480_16.jpg)
some songs from the album
Toghcháin
Raithneach
just a random video that i found not related to the album
Irish Gaelic slam poetry... nice but sometimes you just need heavier beats and more n bombs
Gotchu covered:
What's my favorite word?
Such a classic.
Heck yeah, high school vibes. I've always had love for mid-aughts crunk and club rap.
One of my favorite Dilla beats
Quote from: SGR on May 17, 2023, 11:06 PMNow that's old school!
It sucks that song isn't on Spotify though
It's a Digital Underground kind of morning at Casa Mrs. Waffles. RIP Tupac, RIP Shock. The funk lives on.
Edit: I just realized I never noticed Eazy E and Dre making cameos in this video, whoa.
Speaking of Dre, I think his best production effort might actually be NWA's second album. If you can ignore some of the more 'questionable' lyrics, the beats are absolutely awesome.
Quote from: SGR on May 19, 2023, 11:48 PMSpeaking of Dre, I think his best production effort might actually be NWA's second album. If you can ignore some of the more 'questionable' lyrics, the beats are absolutely awesome.
SOC may have had more of an impact but the 2nd one is definitely better to listen to. The beats on SOC sound rushed and inferior in comparison.
I'd stop short of calling it his best production effort though. It'd 4th or 5th and it's certainly not above The Chronic or Doggystyle. Compton is probably better than it as well.
I can see myself agreeing that it's his best pre-G-funk era work. But production wise I still think Doggystyle is his masterpiece.
Good point, I may have gotten too excited. Doggystyle is probably better (but only by a hair). Chronic though? Ehh....
Quote from: SGR on May 19, 2023, 11:48 PMSpeaking of Dre, I think his best production effort might actually be NWA's second album. If you can ignore some of the more 'questionable' lyrics, the beats are absolutely awesome.
Bruh how you gonna listen to NWA and ignore the lyrics? They are what they are meant to be, don't pussyfoot.
Dre is hit/miss for me. But this beat is poisonous - I used to fuck UP the floors of the coffee shop with a mop to this back in the day, so hype.
I just stumbled across these guys today for the first time.
Very Beastie Boys aesthetic to them. I have to check out more of their work.
Quote from: DJChameleon on Oct 24, 2023, 12:00 PM
I just stumbled across these guys today for the first time.
Very Beastie Boys aesthetic to them. I have to check out more of their work.
That fish eye lens in the thumbnail is a dead giveaway that the Beasties were a big inspiration. The second rapper definitely seems to be trying to replicate Mike D's style. Not bad though.
I'm a huge Jack Harlow fan boy lately, TikTok put me onto one of his other songs and I just keep hearing hit after hit from him.
I'm fully on board much more than Post Malone. I thought Posty's last album was trash.
I love that Tik Tok brings back songs like this and opens it up to a newer generation that missed out on it the first time around.
Possibly my favorite Brotha Lynch song:
30 secs in.
😂😂😂😂😂 He's nailed that Londoner impression. Brilliant.
It's from his before the last album but I still love it. I love this. He's such a kind human. If you look into him, he's the sweetest, kindest star.
Quote from: jimmy jazz on Jan 26, 2024, 05:19 PM
30 secs in.
😂😂😂😂😂 He's nailed that Londoner impression. Brilliant.
Funny but I hard disagree about his opinion on UK hip hop.
I think he's got a point but obviously it's exaggerated.
Don't really like Dave tbh.
Cas is the guy for me these days.
Speaking of British rappers...
Aaron recently said some random off-the-cuff thing that reminded me that this song happened, like holy shit I haven't thought about it in at least 3 years.
Quote from: Mrs. Waffles on Jan 27, 2024, 07:39 PMSpeaking of British rappers...
Aaron recently said some random off-the-cuff thing that reminded me that this song happened, like holy shit I haven't thought about it in at least 3 years.
:laughing:
I say "quick maths" all the time when I do math in my head and say the answer before others in the group.
Quote from: DJChameleon on Jan 27, 2024, 07:55 PM:laughing:
I say "quick maths" all the time when I do math in my head and say the answer before others in the group.
Haha, love it.
The thing he said that reminded me was so random, he was pointing out the nose on some weird animal that was on some tv thing he was watching, and he said something like "look at the nose", and he said it with the exact cadence that made my brain immediately go to "nose long like garden hose". :laughing:
The kind of shit that sticks with you, haha.
This is great. This beat is better than the original.
I like how simplistic this video is and how it highlights hooligans.
This song hits close to home for me especially while dealing with my "friend" that only contacts me when he needs me to do something for him.
This has been on repeat since I discovered it 30 mins ago.