1. Cosmic Interlude
2. Constellation
3. Moodswings
4. Coolin' Out
5. Demon's Theme
6. Music
7. Twilight Voyage
8. Orchestral Jam
9. Atlantis
LTJ Bukem Demon's Theme
LTJ Bukem - Music
2. Gang Starr - Mass Appeal: Best of Gang Starr
Disc 1
1. "Manifest"
2. "Step In the Arena"
3. "Put Up Or Shut Up" (featuring Krumbsnatcha)
4. "Skills"
5. "Code of the Streets"
6. "Ex-Girl To Next Girl"
7. "Soliloquy of Chaos"
8. "The Militia" (featuring Big Shug & Freddie Foxxx)
9. "Above the Clouds" (featuring Inspectah Deck)
10. "Check The Technique"
11. "Royalty" (featuring K-Ci & Jojo)
12. "Lovesick"
13. "Take It Personal"
14. "Now You're Mine"
15. "Just To Get A Rep"
16. "B.Y.S."
17. "Mass Appeal"
18. "DWYCK" (featuring Nice & Smooth)
19. "Tha Squeeze" [Bonus Track]
20. "Natural" [Bonus Track]
Gang Starr - "Tha Squeeze" [Bonus Track]
[edit] Limited Edition DVD
1. "Step In The Arena"
2. "Just To Get A Rep"
3. "Ex Girl to the Next Girl"
4. "Take It Personal"
5. "Code of the Streets"
6. "Mass Appeal"
7. "The Militia"
8. "Full Clip"
9. "Discipline" (featuring Total)
10. "Nice Girl, Wrong Place"
11. "Skillz"
On October 13 2008 17:56 Zorglub wrote:
modern music is going to hell, they made the last good music in the 90's
Definitely not true. If you are an oldtimer, this might be the case because every agegroup has their "decade" of music. Pretty ignorant to say the last good music was made in the 90's. Also pretty damn ignorant for Loco to end thread /thread when its about peoples top3 albums, wtf. I mean that Kayo Dot might be the best album in the universe but i wouldn't know, just needed to point that out aswell.
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Minsk United States. Oct 13 2008 22:13. Posts 1558
modern music is going to hell, they made the last good music in the 90's
On October 13 2008 17:08 zulu_nation8 wrote:
doom is like new school college student indie rap, hes pretty good but can't compare to the forefathers of rap
? where did I talk about rap? I'm talking about hip-hop sir.
fuck I should just sell some of my Pokemon cards, if no one stakes that is what I will have to do - lostaccount
On October 13 2008 17:56 Zorglub wrote:
modern music is going to hell, they made the last good music in the 90's
Definitely not true. If you are an oldtimer, this might be the case because every agegroup has their "decade" of music. Pretty ignorant to say the last good music was made in the 90's. Also pretty damn ignorant for Loco to end thread /thread when its about peoples top3 albums, wtf. I mean that Kayo Dot might be the best album in the universe but i wouldn't know, just needed to point that out aswell.
cariadon, I posted this to put emphasis on the review that I had posted because it was a wall of text and most people obviously skipped it. but by putting /thread under it, it might want to make some of the people read it more, do you seriously think I expected people to stop posting their favorite albums?... lol
and yes, it is definitely without an ounce of a doubt one of the best albums ever and proof that modern music is not dead and anyone thinking so just doesn't know good modern artists.
fuck I should just sell some of my Pokemon cards, if no one stakes that is what I will have to do - lostaccount
On October 13 2008 17:08 zulu_nation8 wrote:
doom is like new school college student indie rap, hes pretty good but can't compare to the forefathers of rap
? where did I talk about rap? I'm talking about hip-hop sir.
i don't get why elitist say that rap and hiphop are different
rapping is one of the elements of hiphop as far as i know
MF doom is really good, very unique style. he's like a good version of immortal tech. i don't think he's better than mos def, (illmatic) nas, etc., but he's better than most of the underground stuff that's out nowadays
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sirracksalot United States. Oct 14 2008 03:24. Posts 2299
Crimes by the Blood Brothers
De-Loused in the Comatoriam by the Mars Volta
The Fruit that Ate Itself by Modest Mouse
On October 13 2008 17:08 zulu_nation8 wrote:
doom is like new school college student indie rap, hes pretty good but can't compare to the forefathers of rap
? where did I talk about rap? I'm talking about hip-hop sir.
i don't get why elitist say that rap and hiphop are different
rapping is one of the elements of hiphop as far as i know
MF doom is really good, very unique style. he's like a good version of immortal tech. i don't think he's better than mos def, (illmatic) nas, etc., but he's better than most of the underground stuff that's out nowadays
there would be waaay too much to talk about if we tried to compare rap and hip-hop and it would be futile in the end, but for what I think of it, all hip-hop is rap yes but not all rap is hip-hop. I'm a fan of hip-hop as a culture, not rap. there are way too many rappers out there who got it completely wrong and don't represent hip-hop at all and saying both things are the same is pretty dumb because of exactly that. I don't know about you, but I personally wouldn't say that I listen to rap, even though that's "what hip-hop is", because there are too many bad things associated with it and it would be a misrepresentation of what i'm really listening to.
I also don't see any reason to compare indie underground artists to such a big name as Nas and the masterpiece of an album as such as Illmatic is.
fuck I should just sell some of my Pokemon cards, if no one stakes that is what I will have to do - lostaccount
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brambolius Netherlands. Oct 14 2008 11:01. Posts 1708
Epic win, nufsed
Great versatile music, epic lyrics
great beats, great lyrics, great hip-hop
Heat......EXTEND
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brambolius Netherlands. Oct 14 2008 11:05. Posts 1708
On October 13 2008 17:08 zulu_nation8 wrote:
doom is like new school college student indie rap, hes pretty good but can't compare to the forefathers of rap
? where did I talk about rap? I'm talking about hip-hop sir.
i don't get why elitist say that rap and hiphop are different
rapping is one of the elements of hiphop as far as i know
MF doom is really good, very unique style. he's like a good version of immortal tech. i don't think he's better than mos def, (illmatic) nas, etc., but he's better than most of the underground stuff that's out nowadays
First of all, rap and hip-hop are not the same thing
Secondly, Immortal tech eats the rappers you just named for breakfast, including MF Doom.
fuck I should just sell some of my Pokemon cards, if no one stakes that is what I will have to do - lostaccount
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Into Infinity United States. Oct 14 2008 12:22. Posts 1884
On October 14 2008 10:05 brambolius wrote:
First of all, rap and hip-hop are not the same thing
Secondly, Immortal tech eats the rappers you just named for breakfast, including MF Doom.
lol if you think tech > nas and mos def
and loco already went into the whole rap==hiphop thing. rap IS a part of hiphop, but since rappers have tarnished it's name, people just don't affiliate rap with hiphop (the culture) anymore
On October 14 2008 02:42 Loco wrote:
I also don't see any reason to compare indie underground artists to such a big name as Nas and the masterpiece of an album as such as Illmatic is.
just to show that doom is good, but not great i guess. mos and nas were the first two greats to come to mind
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