The Mysterious and Magical World of Webeschatology
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sadmanbarty
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I’d admit it if it was true. I’ve said as much when I feel that way.
But I’m enjoying dissensus at the moment. This list has got off to a cracking start. Im contented.
But I’m enjoying dissensus at the moment. This list has got off to a cracking start. Im contented.
luka
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Deconstruction. Jamaica is always 100 years ahead of America I don't care
sadmanbarty
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after i did the drill essay, i was thinking of doing a mumble rap one.
one of the paragraphs was going to about mumble rap essentially reintroducing lots of the elements that were shed when jamaican toasting/djing became us rapping. melody. propensity for novelty and gimmicks. phonetic dada.
fathead even does mumble rap style ad libs on his collaborations with yelloman. he'll fill in the spaces between yellow's bars with oinks, ribbits, etc.
forclosure
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6) Busta Rhymes - Woo Hah (original AND the remix dont care)
Busta was my first favourite rapper which tbh in a roundabout way you can trace whatever far reaching out there music i like back to him. Coming off of bashment and jungle i dunno he was just the guy that made the most sense to my young brain animated weird larger than life technical i know on old tapes ive got his appearance on Top of the Pops recorded after an episode of Sesame Street or something but yeah he was my fucking guy.
The way 80 year old jazz guys like Lawrence Ferlingeti feel and write about Count Basie is the way i feel about this song and the remix which genuinly feels deranged and drippy due to ODBs added presence despite the same elements (3 note bassline circular piano riff) either way loved this track since it dropped
Busta was my first favourite rapper which tbh in a roundabout way you can trace whatever far reaching out there music i like back to him. Coming off of bashment and jungle i dunno he was just the guy that made the most sense to my young brain animated weird larger than life technical i know on old tapes ive got his appearance on Top of the Pops recorded after an episode of Sesame Street or something but yeah he was my fucking guy.
The way 80 year old jazz guys like Lawrence Ferlingeti feel and write about Count Basie is the way i feel about this song and the remix which genuinly feels deranged and drippy due to ODBs added presence despite the same elements (3 note bassline circular piano riff) either way loved this track since it dropped
forclosure
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Hope you lot enjoyed the cult toons thing i posted
sadmanbarty
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reynolds loves busta rhymes
It's not that, it's more your attempt to create this watertight cealed off musical package to show off ur intellectual brilliance.
americans (apart from nerds) don't know about toasting how the fuck are they gonna reintegrate it?
the fact is mumble rap owes far more in its deconstruction to more, banal white sources.
This is a double bind if you want to subscribe to both commercial rap, and hip hop being a vehicle of black radicality.
our undie vs mainstream rap battle. emo rap vs serious rap.
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Classic english answer when the raki hits too hard. Evasion. but alright. ftr i wasn't being negative i was just like how the hell are you making that arbitrary conflation which just wouldn't make sense in the states.
sadmanbarty
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this is important. it's something nobody else would have on their list. it's the most novel. it may well end up being the best glimpse we get into this weird and wonderful world.