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Am I the only one who really loves "Near Dark"? Just haven't seen anyone mention it. Album feels a little bit front loaded to me as well, if only because after "Untrue" the formula seems to loose a bit of steam. Easily my favorite LP I've heard this year so far, though.

considering the evolution of p2p etc I'm not too worried about this. As long as I have slsk as a permanent backup I'll be ready for whatever new service pops up

yeah

I love EVERYTHING except country and (c)rap

Not meaning to be patronizing, but, while I enjoy it for nostalgia value, I eventually grew out of it

US and Brazil are an easy 1-2 punch for me. UK a distant third. After that no country specifically stands out (in my listening habits/tastes) as higher than a bunch of others.

http://www.dissensus.com/showthread.php?t=5768&highlight=sefyu

Yes, most obviously: It's less explicit with say a Fela Kuti or a Jorge Ben though: both arguably marginalized and both shamelessly influenced by American Black Music. They are still culture vultures, but it doesn't have the same effect because the music they are...

Plenty of points about appropriation (specifically with regards to "ghetto" beats) that would probably be of interest to this thread were made by me and others here: http://ihatemusic.noquam.com/viewtopic.php?t=6337&postdays=0&postorder=asc&highlight=appropriation&start=0 My main problem with...

it's more of a ugk thing, meaning both also: links to download the album can be found on the first and second pages of this thread depending on your preferred way to get music online: http://forums.hipinion.com/viewtopic.php?t=187587&sid=0fd8f0f58f25af152cb4040c35382e69

UGK - Underground Kingz Leaked today, finally going to be released on the 7th. I'll probably grab a hardcopy next week, but this rip is sounding great. On one listen through I'm enjoying the hell out of it - much better than the album sampler led me to believe it was going to be. It's no...

zoca zoca, puto prata, os lamba, dj znobia are individual artists that stand out. beyond that it's random cdr rips of comps I've found on slsk.

as I've said in other kuduro related threads, it's a great little ep even though I like the raw Angolan stuff more

Sorry, I was paraphrasing. Ninja, who has rhymed about getting head and killing people, quoted scripture to claim claim that lady saw's promotion of cunt eating would bring us back to the days of sodom and gomorrah. While I don't know the posters in the rwd thread, I couldn't help but feel...

it's like ninjaman who argued lady saw was promoting sodomy by talking about guys going down on her, fucking ninjaman

that rwd thread is awful

You guys should read Donna Hope's Inna Di Dancehall. It's a very balanced, nuanced take on the relationship between slack lyrics and sexual identity politics in Dancehall lyrics.

I love these fucking epic mixtape collections. Wiley tearing it up with Tunnel Vision and now Trim releasing these two monster Soulfood mixtapes with a third coming out in less than a month.

Well, stereotypes are almost all to some degree based in reality, the problem is when they are used to generalize about a population. The stereotype that hip hop and related genres are nothing but guns and bitches is first of all: a stereotype. It's perpetuated by artists who do rhyme about...

also there is plenty of awesome metal about satan and orcs you haters