Showing posts with label hip hop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hip hop. Show all posts
March 30, 2010

How To Make a Better Miley Cyrus Song.

This is what I've been listening to all week. Thanks to Thom.


Download it from youtube, because I'm too lazy to make a new filesharing account right now.
February 18, 2009

We like her, and we like her too!



It's hard to avoid singing this song when driving through FSU's campus and being barraged by the beautiful bionic women.

These hoes is God's gift- like Christmas.

I wish I could fuck every girl in the world
I wish I could fuck every girl in the world
I wish I could fuck every girl in the world
I wish I could fuck every girl in the world
I wish I could fuck every girl in the world
I wish I could fuck every girl in the world
I wish I could fuck every girl in the world
February 13, 2009

Ace Boon Coon feat. Rickity Ross & Young Drizzle



Addictive, yes?
February 3, 2009

The Pharcyde - "Drop"




A four piece hailing from what was once known as South Central L.A., The Pharcyde represents the epitome of early-90's alternative Hip-Hop. The group consisted of Imani, Slimkid3, Bootie Brown, and Fatlip. In 1991, The Pharcyde released Bizarre Ride II The Pharcyde, a welcome reprieve from a West Coast scene increasingly obsessed with violence and the gang lifestyle. Thoughtful Hip-Hop at its best.

The group's second album, Labcabincalifornia, was produced (for the most part) by J-Dilla, whose name should be familiar to fans of other alternative groups (The Roots, A Tribe Called Quest, De La Soul, Common). "Drop" is from this album, and the video is directed by Spike Jonze (omgwtfreally?).

Hopefully, if Bootie Brown sounds familiar to you it's because you know he guested on the Gorillaz track "Dirty Harry," and not because you know someone named Bootie Brown. And if you DO know someone named Bootie Brown, PAY HIM THE $5,000 YOU OWE HIM, BITCH!!!
January 31, 2009

IshyBeatz + Shay-J // What We Live For


Click the above banner for a FREE independently produced album by my good friend Ishmal Lewis.

In short, he went from hearing Mozart and Bach, to Coltrane and Monk, to Dre and Timbaland...

And from pianos and guitars, to drum machines and turntables

And he gots alot of stuff to get rid of...


Ishmal says it best. He works his magic on a whole slew of different instruments, and Shay-J offers a nice accompanying style and influence. The full album review and interview will be published in the coming weeks!

Click me if you feel like making a donation to the group.
January 26, 2009

Weezy's LALA



lalalalalalalalalalalalalalaicantgetenough

HIPHOPADDICT
November 18, 2008

A Kanye West Rant


Usually, I try not to bash artists because of their headlines in the media...but I think Kanye is a different case. I'm pretty sure it's not the media that's trying to cast him in a bad light; Kanye pulls that off well enough by himself. I know I'm not alone in this view because I've read several other Kanye complaints, my favorite of which is this article on Kanye's top ten D-bag moments.

The first encounter I ever had with Kanye's outspoken demeanor was back during hurricane Katrina with his infamously awkward speech about George Bush not caring about black people. If you haven't seen it before, it's worth watching:





The next point of interest is Kanye's absurdly late appearance at the Bonnaroo. If that isn't enough, when Kanye did finally take the stage, he harassed the fans that remained to see him. Check out this NME article for more information on it. The final Kanye-is-a-tool moment, the one that actually inspired this post, was his statement that he will be remembered as the voice of this generation. If KW is remembered by that label, I think I'll lose faith in music as a whole. Here's the whole article.

So there, that's my first rant post, have at it.