In which Anderson .Paak raps while drumming really really well
he started out as a drummer and used to do this all the time when I saw him shows like 4/5 years ago.
Oh, neat! I only got into him via his Compton appearances, which led me to checking out Malibu when that dropped. I'm very much late to the .Paak party
In which Anderson .Paak raps while drumming really really well
he started out as a drummer and used to do this all the time when I saw him shows like 4/5 years ago.
Oh, neat! I only got into him via his Compton appearances, which led me to checking out Malibu when that dropped. I'm very much late to the .Paak party
He used to be known as Breezy Lovejoy and was in a pseudo group with Dumbfoundead, Wax, and a few others from the LA area. He actually changed his stage name at his warmup show for dumbfoundead when I saw him in Austin.
They had been recording it in secret for the last year
Phife Dawg died before it was finished, but they called in Consequence and Busta Rhymes to help them bring it home
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True story: I have never heard a Tribe song. Their reputation as a lyrical miracle backpacker inspiration kind of steers me away from them. Am I wrong in my assumptions
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Been listening to a lot of Arcade, by Topaz Jones. This sunny, souly record that puts me in the same headspace as .Paak's Malibu or Chance's more up-tempo stuff. His persona feels a bit more mature than either of them, though, which is a nice change of pace. And he's a bit more willing to subsume his voice into the mix, letting the (very good) instrumentals pull focus.
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I can't get past Danny Brown's voice being super grating to my ears enough to appreciate Atrocity Exhibition, which is kinda too bad. But I've tried like... a few times now.
He shall be my hip-hop Rush, I guess.
"Sandra has a good solid anti-murderer vibe. My skin felt very secure and sufficiently attached to my body when I met her. Also my organs." HAIL SATAN
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he started out as a drummer and used to do this all the time when I saw him shows like 4/5 years ago.
Oh, neat! I only got into him via his Compton appearances, which led me to checking out Malibu when that dropped. I'm very much late to the .Paak party
He used to be known as Breezy Lovejoy and was in a pseudo group with Dumbfoundead, Wax, and a few others from the LA area. He actually changed his stage name at his warmup show for dumbfoundead when I saw him in Austin.
flames.
They had been recording it in secret for the last year
Phife Dawg died before it was finished, but they called in Consequence and Busta Rhymes to help them bring it home
some would call them a bridge
J Dilla took their style to the mainstream level with "Vivrant Thing" which I believe most people have heard
https://medium.com/@alascii
The final Tribe Called Quest album is titled "We Got It From Here, Thank You For Your Service"
It features Kendrick Lamar, Jack White, Andre 3000, Busta Rhymes, and Elton John
Anyway, it's good and I like it.
But is there a greater gulf between the volume of an artist being featured and them putting out their own goddamned music
I swear to god if any major hip-hop album comes out, Andre 3000 is on it
He was on Kanye's album, Frank Ocean, Kid Cudi, and now ATCQ
Where's your own music, Andre 3000
America is dying
seriously
but this album is good
also i love busta rhymes
Lose the middle section, this is cool otherwise
He shall be my hip-hop Rush, I guess.
"Sandra has a good solid anti-murderer vibe. My skin felt very secure and sufficiently attached to my body when I met her. Also my organs." HAIL SATAN
Just going by this, that's a must-see
// Switch: SW-5306-0651-6424 //
But the new one is also really good
picking it up later today cause boy is that some good shit
Beats, Rhymes and Life is really good as well.
I had to settle for Low End Theory and It Was Written instead
Yeah, it's fantastic.