Looks like somebody is a gangsta wannabee.

(11-27-2017 11:18 PM)HogDawg Wrote:  Looks like somebody is a gangsta wannabee.

Offsets the heavy metal I've been listening to....


That said, I found my Eric Clapton I was listening to mellow... LOL

Actually, I've been listening to the new Wu Tang in the car. And after Malcolm Young died I blew through my AC/DC catalog.

I slowly getting into these guys.

Felt a yearning for those grunge/industrial/Nu metal years of the mid to late 90s all of a sudden

For the rap heads.

Enter the eye of the storm
Rappers just battle me for the glory
It gets gory..............................

(12-06-2017 05:58 PM)jasdf Wrote:  For the rap heads.

That beat is kind of cool and he raps well to it.

(12-06-2017 06:52 PM)jasdf Wrote:  Enter the eye of the storm
Rappers just battle me for the glory
It gets gory..............................

I felt the prior song more but the beat and rhymes in this one remind of Wu Tang's Enter the 36 Chambers a lot.

Im glad you liked it. I really loved that Jedi mind tricks record, came out my sophomore year of high school. Visions of Gandhi is also good, released 3 years later in 2003.

You wanna see the last kid that i battled before? then check his fuckin brains where i splattered the wall





From Vinnie Paz:
I have a vivid memory of recording this verse. in the 23 years that we’ve been recording together, Stoupe (JMT Producer) never critiqued my vocals. i would do my **** in one take, he’d say, “good, good”, and we’d move on. the day that we did Animal Rap, he stopped the ADAT, and said, “look, man…we’re doing a joint with G. Rap, your favorite…







Enforce the rules on fools...

BUMP for old times' sake.




Guy still has IT. I didn't even know there was a music video yet so I guess now when I hear this on the radio it will ruin it. Oh well, sounds like a modern pop song that I won't feel guilty for liking because it's Beck. Rationalization, I know, but don't care.









Saw this guy in concert a few months ago, awesome show and has a killer band. Everything here is part of his live show, which I always think is impressive when you have loop and midi elements.





Alright, I've always had a soft spot for 311 but hated their last few releases. Their latest is pretty damn good. My favorite on the new record is a rocker:




And then there's the heady reggae jam:





PirateTreasureNC where you been?

(12-08-2017 03:56 PM)jasdf Wrote:  Im glad you liked it. I really loved that Jedi mind tricks record, came out my sophomore year of high school. Visions of Gandhi is also good, released 3 years later in 2003.

You wanna see the last kid that i battled before? then check his fuckin brains where i splattered the wall





From Vinnie Paz:
I have a vivid memory of recording this verse. in the 23 years that we’ve been recording together, Stoupe (JMT Producer) never critiqued my vocals. i would do my **** in one take, he’d say, “good, good”, and we’d move on. the day that we did Animal Rap, he stopped the ADAT, and said, “look, man…we’re doing a joint with G. Rap, your favorite…







Enforce the rules on fools...

Kool G. Rap and DJ Polo? DAMN... haven't heard of those guys in a LONG DAMN TIME.

back to some acoustic/percussive TOOL that I just found today searching for that 'new' album.....

had to restring the martin and begin to learn how to wear out that pattern below the E2

this will give the arthritis a serious challenge to my grave....

(12-13-2017 05:35 PM)stinkfist Wrote:  back to some acoustic/percussive TOOL that I just found today searching for that 'new' album.....

had to restring the martin and begin to learn how to wear out that pattern below the E2

this will give the arthritis a serious challenge to my grave....

Dude has some serious talent! It might take a while to be able to replicate that!

(12-12-2017 05:33 PM)jasdf Wrote:  

I immediately thought of this joint when I saw your video