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There's plenty of good poetic original hip hop that isn't about bitches or guns or gold rimz or grillz.

Unfortunately you're hard pressed to hear any of it outside of college radio.

Most of the rap you hear these days on corporate radio and on major labels is despicably exploitative garbage... which I imagine is what Liam is referring to... so I agree with him on that.

Still you should seek out the good stuff sometime.

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Mr disco 99 wrote: There's plenty of good poetic original hip hop that isn't about bitches or guns or gold rimz or grillz.

Unfortunately you're hard pressed to hear any of it outside of college radio.

Most of the rap you hear these days on corporate radio and on major labels is despicably exploitative garbage... which I imagine is what Liam is referring to... so I agree with him on that.

Still you should seek out the good stuff sometime.

Any suggestions?

JHC

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Martin, changed my signature just because it bothered you. Fitting isn't it?

JHC

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(The Good Doctor) Martin Fradley wrote:

EdelBrock wrote: It seems this music is only for the moment. It gets forgotten a couple months after it's been released.

What's really6 sad is that many of the sampling, or stright-ripping off songs isn't realized by the younger gen. They actually believe that the rapper came up with the tunes. It's amazingly stupid crap.

JHC

Pal, you are scraping new lows (even for you) with that signature. I suggest you remove it, not least because 'marines and their rifles' have in recent years proven to be no match for an angry Arab with a car full of explosives. BOOM.

to be fair fradds he did have a point. after all - how many of those us deaths were as a result of friendly fire?

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hibster wrote:

(The Good Doctor) Martin Fradley wrote:

EdelBrock wrote: It seems this music is only for the moment. It gets forgotten a couple months after it's been released.

What's really6 sad is that many of the sampling, or stright-ripping off songs isn't realized by the younger gen. They actually believe that the rapper came up with the tunes. It's amazingly stupid crap.

JHC

Pal, you are scraping new lows (even for you) with that signature. I suggest you remove it, not least because 'marines and their rifles' have in recent years proven to be no match for an angry Arab with a car full of explosives. BOOM.

to be fair fradds he did have a point. after all - how many of those us deaths were as a result of friendly fire?

:D :nod:

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EdelBrock wrote: Martin, changed my signature just because it bothered you. Fitting isn't it?

JHC

Not as fitting as mine, sweetheart.

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AgentWood wrote: the aforementioned public enemy, NWA, run DMC, grandmaster flash and de la soul (probably the best sample ever: their use of steely dan's 'peg') are excellent. so are keith sweat, ll cool j (especially momma said knock you out), a tribe called quest, queen latifah and mc lyte. i don't care for most rap that's around now, but neither do i dismiss a song simply because it's rap. every genre has its poo and its diamonds.

Indeed. New Order make some crap songs too! As does Morrissey, Depeche Mode, U2, The Fall, Stone Roses, Pearl Jam, you name 'em they've dropped musical bollocks at times!

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Even Pearl Jam have never done anything quite so musically offensive as the rap music that has been polluting our airwaves for years now. :nod:

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what you think of sugar hills gang rappers delight??

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Rick Banks wrote: what you think of sugar hills gang rappers delight??

I seriously doubt Liam's ever heard this as he doesn't appear particularly au fait on the genre. And why should he be, this was released years before Young Liam was even conceived so wouldn't have come within his radar.

Suffice to say, I think it's a timeless classic.

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Worst "song" of all time:

House of Pain- Jump Around.

without question.

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Uncle Liam wrote: Worst "song" of all time:

House of Pain- Jump Around.

without question.

Bollocks. Again.

Get some ale down yer neck, and when this comes on you'll find it hard not to get up on the floor. Good times tune, I shall request that Monty plays it at NOOL Day!

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Uncle Liam wrote:

House of Pain- Jump Around.

What a great song to have a mosh to in a nightclub.:thumb:

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After basically spending the last 7 years of my life frequenting various indie clubs, I have heard that piece of shit hundreds of times. I have always left the dancefloor in disgust. No matter how shitfaced I was.

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Uncle Liam wrote: After basically spending the last 7 years of my life frequenting various indie clubs, I have heard that piece of shit hundreds of times. I have always left the dancefloor in disgust. No matter how shitfaced I was.

:nonono: :nonono:

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Rap is Crap.

I too hate the tough nigga image that comes with it, oh, and the great lyrics, "shake that ass baby", etc.......gee, it takes a long time to think up those meaningful lyrics. :banghead:

Am going to see U2 in November and have to sit though bloody Kanye West......how could they do that to us?? :scratch: As if U2 fans are going to like him.

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Barnette wrote: Rap is Crap.

I too hate the tough nigga image that comes with it, oh, and the great lyrics, "shake that ass baby", etc.......gee, it takes a long time to think up those meaningful lyrics. :banghead:

Am going to see U2 in November and have to sit though bloody Kanye West......how could they do that to us?? :scratch: As if U2 fans are going to like him.

He's one of the more forward thinking rappers of recent times. And his live shows are very theatrical, not just a DJ and some shouting into a mic.:thumb:

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Christopher Owens wrote:

Barnette wrote: Rap is Crap.

I too hate the tough nigga image that comes with it, oh, and the great lyrics, "shake that ass baby", etc.......gee, it takes a long time to think up those meaningful lyrics. :banghead:

Am going to see U2 in November and have to sit though bloody Kanye West......how could they do that to us?? :scratch: As if U2 fans are going to like him.

He's one of the more forward thinking rappers of recent times. And his live shows are very theatrical, not just a DJ and some shouting into a mic.:thumb:

So I might enjoy it a little bit then??

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I wasnt aware U2 fans liked music.

I'll always resent U2 for having the Killers support them in Cardiff while I got stuck with Athlete. Although saying that, Idlewild played as well, and they werent bad considering how awful the sound was.

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Killers would have been cool. :thumb:

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Barnette wrote:

So I might enjoy it a little bit then??

Hopefully.

Try this.:thumb:

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Uncle Liam wrote: I wasnt aware U2 fans liked music.

I'll always resent U2 for having the Killers support them in Cardiff while I got stuck with Athlete. Although saying that, Idlewild played as well, and they werent bad considering how awful the sound was.

Thought you hated U2:scratch:

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It makes it mush easier to criticise a band if you've seen them live. And, they have to be ticked off the list. And New Years Day is a cracking tune.

Oh, and I went simply because I could.

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Christopher Owens wrote:

Barnette wrote:

So I might enjoy it a little bit then??

Hopefully.

Try this.:thumb:

Cheers mate - he certainly looks a bit classier than some of the other rappers, with the violins etc behind him. I'll let you know what I think when I see him live. :)

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Electro! :)

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Super Ally wrote: Electro! :)

Now we're talking! :nod:

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Barnette wrote: Killers would have been cool. :thumb:

I once saw L7 in Oz supporting the Hoodoo Gurus.

what a mismatch.

we were there for the barefooted L7 hairy girls. but the majority were there for the Hoodoo's. We left before Hoodoo Gurus came on.

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Uncle Liam wrote: After basically spending the last 7 years of my life frequenting various indie clubs, I have heard that piece of shit hundreds of times. I have always left the dancefloor in disgust. No matter how shitfaced I was.

" I bet that you look a miserable cunt on the dancefloor"......

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oldmonkey wrote:

" I bet that you look a miserable cunt on the dancefloor"......

"Dancing to Mozza like a twat from 1984.":nod:

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J.A.K wrote:

Barnette wrote: Killers would have been cool. :thumb:

I once saw L7 in Oz supporting the Hoodoo Gurus.

what a mismatch.

we were there for the barefooted L7 hairy girls. but the majority were there for the Hoodoo's. We left before Hoodoo Gurus came on.

Have never heard of L7 - who are they?

Yeah, Hoodoos were pretty crap.

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