blaqkout is dope. solid overall, but "hey playa" and "9x out of 10" are both excellent. and totally different from one another. the former's a great summer jam, the latter sounds like a weird electronic-indie-rap track. like quik and kurupt doing their best antipop consortium impression or something.
on first listen, i like the new mos def ("the ecstatic") a lot also.
has the new camp lo ("stone and rob caught on tape") gotten mentioned around here? i thought that was really good too. kind of a different (more electronic) style on the beats, but it works. "after the marv" is great, classic stylish-but-lyrically-incoherent camp lo, IMO.
<sun...@removethispart.freeshell.andthistoo.org> wrote: > blaqkout is dope. solid overall, but "hey playa" and "9x out of 10" are > both excellent. and totally different from one another. the former's a > great summer jam, the latter sounds like a weird electronic-indie-rap > track. like quik and kurupt doing their best antipop consortium > impression or something.
> on first listen, i like the new mos def ("the ecstatic") a lot also.
> has the new camp lo ("stone and rob caught on tape") gotten mentioned > around here? i thought that was really good too. kind of a different > (more electronic) style on the beats, but it works. "after the marv" is > great, classic stylish-but-lyrically-incoherent camp lo, IMO.
Yeah I mentioned the Camp Lo album. I liked it too. I'm definitely going to purchase the quik & kurupt, and the camp lo album sometime soon.
Brown Hornet wrote: > On Jul 3, 2:30 am, suntzu > <sun...@removethispart.freeshell.andthistoo.org> wrote: >> blaqkout is dope. solid overall, but "hey playa" and "9x out of 10" are >> both excellent. and totally different from one another. the former's a >> great summer jam, the latter sounds like a weird electronic-indie-rap >> track. like quik and kurupt doing their best antipop consortium >> impression or something.
>> on first listen, i like the new mos def ("the ecstatic") a lot also.
>> has the new camp lo ("stone and rob caught on tape") gotten mentioned >> around here? i thought that was really good too. kind of a different >> (more electronic) style on the beats, but it works. "after the marv" is >> great, classic stylish-but-lyrically-incoherent camp lo, IMO.
> Yeah I mentioned the Camp Lo album. I liked it too. I'm definitely > going to purchase the quik & kurupt, and the camp lo album sometime > soon.
Camp Lo related, did you two check out the Freebass 808 - Moonbass ep?
Brown Hornet wrote: > On Jul 3, 2:30 am, suntzu > <sun...@removethispart.freeshell.andthistoo.org> wrote: >> blaqkout is dope. solid overall, but "hey playa" and "9x out of 10" are >> both excellent. and totally different from one another. the former's a >> great summer jam, the latter sounds like a weird electronic-indie-rap >> track. like quik and kurupt doing their best antipop consortium >> impression or something.
>> on first listen, i like the new mos def ("the ecstatic") a lot also.
>> has the new camp lo ("stone and rob caught on tape") gotten mentioned >> around here? i thought that was really good too. kind of a different >> (more electronic) style on the beats, but it works. "after the marv" is >> great, classic stylish-but-lyrically-incoherent camp lo, IMO.
> Yeah I mentioned the Camp Lo album. I liked it too. I'm definitely > going to purchase the quik & kurupt, and the camp lo album sometime > soon.
yeah, i'd downloaded both, and just recently got the CDs.
Wasteland Drifter wrote: > Brown Hornet wrote: >> On Jul 3, 2:30 am, suntzu >> <sun...@removethispart.freeshell.andthistoo.org> wrote: >>> blaqkout is dope. solid overall, but "hey playa" and "9x out of 10" are >>> both excellent. and totally different from one another. the former's a >>> great summer jam, the latter sounds like a weird electronic-indie-rap >>> track. like quik and kurupt doing their best antipop consortium >>> impression or something.
>>> on first listen, i like the new mos def ("the ecstatic") a lot also.
>>> has the new camp lo ("stone and rob caught on tape") gotten mentioned >>> around here? i thought that was really good too. kind of a different >>> (more electronic) style on the beats, but it works. "after the marv" is >>> great, classic stylish-but-lyrically-incoherent camp lo, IMO.
>> Yeah I mentioned the Camp Lo album. I liked it too. I'm definitely >> going to purchase the quik & kurupt, and the camp lo album sometime >> soon.
> Camp Lo related, did you two check out the Freebass 808 - Moonbass ep?
suntzu wrote: > blaqkout is dope. solid overall, but "hey playa" and "9x out of 10" are > both excellent. and totally different from one another. the former's a > great summer jam, the latter sounds like a weird electronic-indie-rap > track. like quik and kurupt doing their best antipop consortium > impression or something.
> on first listen, i like the new mos def ("the ecstatic") a lot also.
"twilite speedball" and "auditorium" are my favorites on this at the moment. "bad news and good dope" is a great hook, and the little outkast nod ("feelin great/feelin good/how are you?") is a nice touch too.
i never heard the two albums betwen BOBS and this, and heard pretty widely mixed reviews on both, but this one's really good.
> has the new camp lo ("stone and rob caught on tape") gotten mentioned > around here? i thought that was really good too. kind of a different > (more electronic) style on the beats, but it works. "after the marv" is > great, classic stylish-but-lyrically-incoherent camp lo, IMO.
> Brown Hornet wrote: > > On Jul 3, 2:30 am, suntzu > > <sun...@removethispart.freeshell.andthistoo.org> wrote: > >> blaqkout is dope. solid overall, but "hey playa" and "9x out of 10" are > >> both excellent. and totally different from one another. the former's a > >> great summer jam, the latter sounds like a weird electronic-indie-rap > >> track. like quik and kurupt doing their best antipop consortium > >> impression or something.
> >> on first listen, i like the new mos def ("the ecstatic") a lot also.
> >> has the new camp lo ("stone and rob caught on tape") gotten mentioned > >> around here? i thought that was really good too. kind of a different > >> (more electronic) style on the beats, but it works. "after the marv" is > >> great, classic stylish-but-lyrically-incoherent camp lo, IMO.
> > Yeah I mentioned the Camp Lo album. I liked it too. I'm definitely > > going to purchase the quik & kurupt, and the camp lo album sometime > > soon.
> Camp Lo related, did you two check out the Freebass 808 - Moonbass ep?
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