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what party was this? also yeah another classic case of a song changed just enough to make it sound like something new

why do you need a song picked for you?

oh yeah course they'd rather come up with somethin themselves

obvious one and its a specific one that's dwindled from their hayday but that specific soundscape that comes with being surrounded by arcade machines/game consoles There's a warehouse spot down Manor house that does fighting games tings near there but even when Trocadero was about, 2p machines...

anyways in other news Dancehall mag still backlash piling on https://www.dancehallmag.com/2022/03/24/news/jamaican-trap-artists-urged-to-graciously-accept-the-name-chap-music-for-their-sub-genre.html?utm_content=buffer718ed&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook.com&utm_campaign=buffer dunno...

i mean this is mean to be a place where people assess the "bleeding edge" of music and culture right? you've been more on it in terms of following the artists, particular riddims that stand out so something like this regardless of whether i dislike Charlie Sloth or not should be see as like a...

btw i'm surprised in this thread nobody had the guts to go and check out the band that he was in before he went dubstep

i mean "Sorry" is basically a dancehall tune and it had the benefit of coming out in that brief window of time where because he was getting arrested for dumb shit and hanging out with Lil Twist that alot of people were like "actually Justin Beiber's awesome" I've never cared about the breh but...

fair enough makes sense to me

what makes you say that you'll never listen to it again?

still reading Moon Witch Spider King and like Black Leopard i've just past the point where the book felt difficult to parse(although i felt like i had surer footing than if somebody never read the first one) and now it all feels so clear. It's turned into something resembling a courthall drama...

@subvert47 really i should've started you off with Rawkus cause they were the BIG backpack record label of that time (the fact that they were founded on Rupert Murdoch's dime definitley helped) but there's also Eastern Conference, the weirder end of things like Fondle 'Em and anticon, the...

start with the 3 most well known albums Fantastic Damage, The Cold Vein & Labour Days I'd also suggest you check out Mr Lif's I phantom and RJD2's Deadringer should throw this in the mix contrary to what some nay sayers might want you to believe there were black rappers on Def Jux at one point

even if it is you have no idea how many times i've seen people remark how they feel "so old" or are currently going through a midlife crisis and they're also 26-27 (youngest i've seen somebody say this is 21!)

GOOD keep the fuck at it, you and woops should team up together push this line of thinking forward

at least my use of the word was in regards to a book i was seriously thinking about not Luke doing the equivalent of when a toddler wants the show you the poo it made

i swear one of you man should just make a thread in here titled "we're getting old and we hate it" and just put all the pensive melancholy i'm seeing crop up more than ever lately there

yes just go fuck it enjoy yourself