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J-a-z
02-09-2007, 04:52 AM
I was just curious what you thought about Black Milk's production and rhyming?, I think he is dope and a definite disciple of the late, great J-Dilla, his forthcoming album will be dope and you should all check the free mixtape from Fat Beats, the thing I enjoy about him is the fact that he digs for samples and beats and keeps the culture alive and doesn't rely on preset keyboards.
http://www.fatbeats.com/blackmilkpressuremixcd
Cuba Gorilla
02-09-2007, 11:43 AM
I was just curious what you thought about Black Milk's production and rhyming?, I think he is dope and a definite disciple of the late, great J-Dilla, his forthcoming album will be dope and you should all check the free mixtape from Fat Beats, the thing I enjoy about him is the fact that he digs for samples and beats and keeps the culture alive and doesn't rely on preset keyboards.
http://www.fatbeats.com/blackmilkpressuremixcd
You sound like a fucking promotional ad bot.
Fullmetal
02-09-2007, 12:27 PM
Who relies on pre-set keyboards?...:confused:
J-a-z
02-09-2007, 02:21 PM
You sound like a fucking promotional ad bot.
That wasn't my intention at all, I am just a fan and wasn't aware that talking about an artist was considered being a fucking promotional ad bot, but you learn something new everyday.
All I was trying to do was to tell those that didn't know about the free mixtape...sorry Cuba Gorilla it will never happen again.
Dr. Kris Knacker
02-09-2007, 02:32 PM
getting it now...gracias
Wired
02-09-2007, 02:34 PM
One of the best producers out right now...dude is the future. His new album (Popular Demand) is bananas.
J-a-z
02-09-2007, 02:36 PM
Thanks fellas...yeah I am listening to the promo right now...
;)
thanks man...
dope shit. cant believe i hadnt heard of this guy
Cuba Gorilla
02-09-2007, 06:28 PM
sorry Cuba Gorilla it will never happen again.
It's cool, you can just call me Cuba G.
keyboardthuggin
02-09-2007, 07:14 PM
yea he sick. hes been on that red bull musical academy and he has a vid on youtube of him makin a beat u should che che check it iout.
TopherEightyFive
02-10-2007, 03:56 AM
Who relies on pre-set keyboards?...:confused:
pharrell
Blame One
02-10-2007, 10:16 AM
black milk is dope.. dont sleep.
i think he produced a lot of slum village's last album
Fullmetal
02-10-2007, 10:52 AM
pharrell
Wow, that's a shock. I've seen him actually playing piano quite well, though.
Hm.
But shouldn't it matter less what a producer uses, but more on the end product? Just because it took/takes someone longer or more "work" is involved in my mind doesn't necessarily make it better.
I could make a beat now, based on a few new samples I dug up, and do a lot of chopping, pitch bending, etc, and make a hot track. Or..I could make a beat, and use the samples to make an equally hot song.
Can't like one more than other.
Cuba Gorilla
02-10-2007, 10:56 AM
But shouldn't it matter less what a producer uses, but more on the end product? Just because it took/takes someone longer or more "work" is involved in my mind doesn't necessarily make it better.
I agree. Whether you make a beat by recording yourself pounding on some pots for 20 minutes, or spend two weeks doing some high tech shit in your room full of knobs and blinking lights, is irrelevant. So long as it sounds tight.
TopherEightyFive
02-11-2007, 08:10 AM
im not hating on pharrell's talent at all, i completely agree.. its just alot of what makes the "neptunes sound" is triton presets. and you asked "who relies on presets?", so i responded.
peace
TopherEightyFive
02-11-2007, 08:17 AM
anyway, back on topic.
black milk is dope. i picked up the broken wax ep last visit to access and it gets heavy rotation.
as the production duo br gunna (which is black milk+young rj) he's actually been involved in producing the majority of slum village's last two albums as well as beats for Phat Kat and most recently Pharoahe Monch (he has 3 beats on the new album)...let alone his sound of the city album which is just dope in itself. rhymwise i think the album was good, but he's been steppin up his vocals especially for the new stuff he has out.
i am seriously hyped for this release. i predict both his and one be lo's albums are going to be some big deals this year...
watch out............
Cuba Gorilla
02-11-2007, 11:01 AM
i am seriously hyped for this release. i predict both his and one be lo's albums are going to be some big deals this year...
One Be Lo is very tight.
Destroy
02-11-2007, 03:25 PM
I just recently came across Black Milk, and dude is definitley talented. I am looking forward to his upcoming lp.
J-a-z
02-11-2007, 04:37 PM
wow, this thread got to 2 pages...good to see, thanks all.:p
LBFam
03-01-2007, 06:59 AM
New Black Milk video..
"Sound the Alarm"..featuring Guilty Simpson.. (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GJ8ttTsFyr4#GU5U2spHI_4)
yeah, black milk has had a pretty large role after dilla left. I was listening to some of his stuff yesterday, actually. I also saw part of that redbull with him not too long ago... the cat is nice
define keyboard presets
J-a-z
03-01-2007, 12:15 PM
New Black Milk video..
"Sound the Alarm"..featuring Guilty Simpson.. (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GJ8ttTsFyr4#GU5U2spHI_4)
Dope video
skibadee
03-06-2007, 04:06 PM
popular demand sounds hot!!
cdirty
03-06-2007, 04:38 PM
New Black Milk video..
"Sound the Alarm"..featuring Guilty Simpson.. (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GJ8ttTsFyr4#GU5U2spHI_4)
that is a dope vid
Nasty
03-15-2007, 08:11 AM
Can't stop listening to this album. It just gets better and better.
Mike Castillo
03-15-2007, 11:37 AM
Can't stop listening to this album. It just gets better and better.
Co-sign on that one.
Nasty
03-15-2007, 01:14 PM
^^^ nothing.
I love the track with Slum Village. Slum Village with Baatin. Whats up with that? Is he back in the group?
skibadee
03-15-2007, 02:21 PM
^^^ nothing.
I love the track with Slum Village. Slum Village with Baatin. Whats up with that? Is he back in the group?
that is definitely my favorite track... real solid album
twisted_harmonix
03-15-2007, 07:52 PM
lookatusnow ft. phat kat is also heatish.
BOOTLEGGIN!
that shit is hot
Orbt1
03-15-2007, 11:05 PM
black milk is pretty dope...
Cuba Gorilla
03-16-2007, 01:35 PM
lookatusnow ft. phat kat is also heatish.
Couldn't agree more. This album is damn good.
matter fact NI%&$S wit backpacks feel this,
even though Ima rap about grills and millions NI%$#!
..............too ill.....he's balanced and that's where it's at!
Fullmetal
03-20-2007, 01:01 PM
I've listened to Black Milks album, and I have to say, I do not find him appealing as a lyricist. He sounds like a knockoff version of Phonte, and just seems to be trying a little too hard. Even with the hot beats, he just doesn't sound right. I also don't like his voice much.
Meanwhile, Evidences' Weatherman LP is really really dope, with hot production throughout. I like this album, and Jesus Price Supastar more than Black's. I feel it was way overhyped for absolutely no reason.
Nasty
03-20-2007, 01:34 PM
I've listened to Black Milks album, and I have to say, I do not find him appealing as a lyricist. He sounds like a knockoff version of Phonte, and just seems to be trying a little too hard. Even with the hot beats, he just doesn't sound right. I also don't like his voice much.
Meanwhile, Evidences' Weatherman LP is really really dope, with hot production throughout. I like this album, and Jesus Price Supastar more than Black's. I feel it was way overhyped for absolutely no reason.
Your opinion is wrong. Sorry Metal.
Fullmetal
03-20-2007, 01:38 PM
Just had to let it out. You guys were pumping Black Milk so hard, and I compared it to the albums of other recent Underground artists, and it's just not as enjoyable to me as bumping Jesus Price or Ev. Im listening to Ev as we speak. I'm definitely buying this. I already bought Price's, but Ev deserves my money. Thanks for not crucifying me for it though. Im trying to get into UG music more.
Nasty
03-20-2007, 01:51 PM
Just had to let it out. You guys were pumping Black Milk so hard, and I compared it to the albums of other recent Underground artists, and it's just not as enjoyable to me as bumping Jesus Price or Ev. Im listening to Ev as we speak. I'm definitely buying this. I already bought Price's, but Ev deserves my money. Thanks for not crucifying me for it though. Im trying to get into UG music more.
Have you listened to a lot of Slum Village or Dilla related projects in general?
Fullmetal
03-20-2007, 01:59 PM
Quite a bit of Slum. Raise it up being one of my favorite songs. But yes, My Bro is a huge Dilla fan, and is getting me to be one. I didn't know he did so many songs I liked. Like the original 93 til infinity. He played me the original sample and I barely figured it out. Im getting into him more and more(after his death), and I feel guilty about it as a producer. I was a kid thougn, so I try not to let it get to me. Any recommendations you give are appreciated. I like your taste in music. Patch too. (wherever he is)
Nasty
03-20-2007, 02:13 PM
Quite a bit of Slum. Raise it up being one of my favorite songs. But yes, My Bro is a huge Dilla fan, and is getting me to be one. I didn't know he did so many songs I liked. Like the original 93 til infinity. He played me the original sample and I barely figured it out. Im getting into him more and more(after his death), and I feel guilty about it as a producer. I was a kid thougn, so I try not to let it get to me. Any recommendations you give are appreciated. I like your taste in music. Patch too. (wherever he is)
If you like that Detroit sound I cant imagine why you wouldnt like Black Milk.
An outstanding producer and emcee, with that dirty detroit sound?
Fullmetal
03-20-2007, 02:15 PM
It's his rapping. His voice just wasn;t made for it, (imo) and at times, it seems like he's copying Phonte of Little Brother. And the thing is, his lyrics aren't wack. Its just that he doesn't sound right saying them. His beats made the album listenable at times, though. Dilla was a better MC. He had this natural swagger to him. I could feel that.
Destroy
03-20-2007, 02:19 PM
I really don't think Popular Demand is worth all the hype its getting either. It's pretty dope, I'm a fan of this guy's production definitley...but its his rapping skills that aren't up to par with the beats hes making. if that makes sense.
I thought he had a decent verse on sound the alarm, but a lot of the tracks don't do it for me. I almost want to say I liked the Pressure mixtape more based on the guests it had on there.
Fullmetal
03-20-2007, 02:23 PM
I really don't think Popular Demand is worth all the hype its getting either. It's pretty dope, I'm a fan of this guy's production definitley...but its his rapping skills that aren't up to par with the beats hes making. if that makes sense.
I thought he had a decent verse on sound the alarm, but a lot of the tracks don't do it for me. I almost want to say I liked the Pressure mixtape more based on the guests it had on there.
Thanks again for recommending that Evidence to me. That is up there with Price for my favorites of the year so far. Alchemist/Evidence put their foot in some tracks. Im about to bump Supastar as we speak.
skibadee
03-20-2007, 02:39 PM
I think the Black Milk album is solid.. he's got better than average mic skills i think although they're not really refined or polished. I think it's an above average album by far, but not one of those albums however that I listen to constantly...
amen, god bless
Fullmetal
03-20-2007, 02:41 PM
I think the Black Milk album is solid.. he's got better than average mic skills i think although they're not really refined or polished. I think it's an above average album by far, but not one of those albums however that I listen to constantly...
amen, god bless
How's your music coming? Any hot fiyah?
<--- waiting. ;) :D
Nasty
03-20-2007, 02:45 PM
It's his rapping. His voice just wasn;t made for it, (imo) and at times, it seems like he's copying Phonte of Little Brother. And the thing is, his lyrics aren't wack. Its just that he doesn't sound right saying them. His beats made the album listenable at times, though. Dilla was a better MC. He had this natural swagger to him. I could feel that.
You're always comparing fools to Phonte and mentioning Little Brother in general. I couldnt disagree more about Black Milk sounding anything like Phonte. I dont even know where your coming from with that.
You dont have to like the album but that comparison just doesnt make sense.
skibadee
03-20-2007, 02:52 PM
workin on it.. i could just do that for hours on end. right now i'm just sort of learning the ropes. Just got off the phone with Black Milk, he's upset that you guys don't appreciate him..
but seriously, i love making beats.
I've got the USB Turntable sampling thing down (love sampling when I can)
Recycle 2.1 Loop program is pretty self explanatory.
Reason is the shit, luckily i'm familiar with it from before. I've basically made one track so far, but here is where i'm stuck.
I got to where i want the song to end and it basically has like 5 tracks (drums, sequencer, 3 samples). So what do i do from here, do I send it somewhere in reason to master it, export it as one complied wav. or something else, or try to get it over to Pro tools? One more thing.. what is the normal pattern of a song Chorus, verse, chorus, verse.. etc?? And what is the average bar count for each?
Pro tools is another beast i haven't messed with yet
black milk is teary eyed now
Fullmetal
03-20-2007, 02:55 PM
You're always comparing fools to Phonte and mentioning Little Brother in general. I couldnt disagree more about Black Milk sounding anything like Phonte. I dont even know where your coming from with that.
You dont have to like the album but that comparison just doesnt make sense.
His wordplay doesn't remind you of Phonte? Thats all I can hear with him sometimes. Like I said. Might just be me. Sorry if that offended you.
And I usually give someone a 4 bar intro, then 16 bars, 8 bar chorus, 16 more, and 8 for another chorus. You can probably have fun mixing/mastering it yourself. Thats where Acid comes into play.
Set your song up in there (if you like) It takes the stress of of FL for me, as I also use it for chopping samples as well.
And nah, I doubt he cares what I/we think. His beats are still hot. :D
Nasty
03-20-2007, 03:04 PM
His wordplay doesn't remind you of Phonte? Thats all I can hear with him sometimes. Like I said. Might just be me. Sorry if that offended you.
Didnt offend me. I just dont hear it.
The thing about this album is that its solid quality all the way through. Beginning to end. It isnt ground breaking or anything. Theres a lot to be said for making an album this solid though. I prefer 16-20 track of heat to some groundbreaking shit with just a few bangers and some straight garbage.
You can listen to this album beginning to end.
[QUOTE=Fullmetal;273556]huge Dilla fan, and is getting me to be one. I didn't know he did so many songs I liked. Like the original 93 til infinity. QUOTE]
you really shouldnt speak so passionately about things before you know what youre talking about, i see you do it very often....and i just couldnt stay quiet on this one....DILLA 93 TIL INFINITY!!???? C'MON NOW.......try A-Plus......peace
Fullmetal
03-26-2007, 03:39 PM
[QUOTE=Fullmetal;273556]huge Dilla fan, and is getting me to be one. I didn't know he did so many songs I liked. Like the original 93 til infinity. QUOTE]
you really shouldnt speak so passionately about things before you know what youre talking about, i see you do it very often....and i just couldnt stay quiet on this one....DILLA 93 TIL INFINITY!!???? C'MON NOW.......try A-Plus......peace
If he didn't make it, then that's my bad. I'll check on that. However dude.. who are you?... and why did you cut the quote in half?.. I said my brother was a huge Dilla fan..
Edit: Yes it was A+. I wonder why my brother thought it was Dilla. Hmm. I'll ask him about it.
i didnt mean to cut the quote in half, but nonetheless...Knowledge before Wisdom.....PEACE
mrridley
04-07-2007, 07:31 PM
I finally moved the free mixtape onto a CD and been bumpin it the past week. Definitely solid. Gonna cop that album.
Cuba Gorilla
04-08-2007, 12:03 AM
I finally moved the free mixtape onto a CD and been bumpin it the past week. Definitely solid. Gonna cop that album.
The album is better than the mixtape.
But the name... fucking Black Milk? I fail to see how it's anywhere near being a decent moniker.
J-a-z
04-08-2007, 01:55 AM
The album is better than the mixtape.
But the name... fucking Black Milk? I fail to see how it's anywhere near being a decent moniker.
I don't know man, for some reason it works for me and goes with his sound.
this album is okay.. i guess.. the guy definitely has talent and a good ear for hiphop, but there's not much replay value to it besides the songs with guests.. "black milk" should change his name to "watered-down dilla."
Fullmetal
04-09-2007, 01:38 PM
this album is okay.. i guess.. the guy definitely has talent and a good ear for hiphop, but there's not much replay value to it besides the songs with guests.. "black milk" should change his name to "watered-down dilla."
Least I know I'm not crazy. You wouldn't believe the shit I got for calling this ok.
nick.in.oside
04-09-2007, 01:41 PM
Least I know I'm not crazy. You wouldn't believe the shit I got for calling this ok.
i dl'd the mixtape. I knew some of the songs. didn't really get into the ones I didn't. I haven't played the mixtape since the week I got it. then I didn't buy the album.
Fullmetal
04-09-2007, 01:44 PM
I keep hearing that too. That the "Pressure" mixtape he dropped was better than the actual album.
Least I know I'm not crazy. You wouldn't believe the shit I got for calling this ok.
it is ok.. not bad at all.. his beats are pretty good.. especially with slum on top of em.. kinda like a sleeker, shinier, less raw version of sv-era dilla.. it worked on that last slum village album (i like to call it fantastic vol 3 cuz it basically uses the same formula trackwise).. but if he's "the future", then we should all prepare for more of the same... sorry to sound hella negative, maybe it's my blactose intolerance.. ba-doom-krsssshhh!!
Fullmetal
04-09-2007, 01:50 PM
LOL. I just hated his voice/lack of polish on the mic. He reminded me of early early Kanye tracks, when he didnt know exactly how to spit right. Some of the beats were hot, but the way my UG head friends were PUMPING this one up, you'd think that if you listened to it, it would have cured cancer.
Cuba Gorilla
04-09-2007, 02:54 PM
"black milk" should change his name to "watered-down dilla."
I don't think he's on the same tip as Dilla when it comes to beats, but Black Milk is a much better MC than Dilla ever was.
Don't get me wrong... I love J Dilla as much as any other level-headed hip hop fan, but the dude really could not rap that well, at all.
Nasty
04-09-2007, 03:04 PM
LOL. I just hated his voice/lack of polish on the mic. He reminded me of early early Kanye tracks, when he didnt know exactly how to spit right. Some of the beats were hot, but the way my UG head friends were PUMPING this one up, you'd think that if you listened to it, it would have cured cancer.
Now a Kanye comparison I understand because on one or two of the tracks he totally sounds like Kanye to me. There are a couple tracks that he really sounds like Jay Z to me too.
Fullmetal
04-09-2007, 03:05 PM
Now a Kanye comparison I understand because on one or two of the tracks he totally sounds like Kanye to me. There are a couple tracks that he really sounds like Jay Z to me too.
Send me some CD's, Cam. Please? :)
Nasty
04-09-2007, 03:20 PM
Send me some CD's, Cam. Please? :)
I'm all out of blank cd's Ari.
Fullmetal
04-09-2007, 03:24 PM
Dammit. I wanted some of your "get high" music. So I could meditate and whatnot.
Nasty
04-09-2007, 03:36 PM
Dammit. I wanted some of your "get high" music. So I could meditate and whatnot.
Oh you want some of "my" music. The Banjo stuff I recorded? I'll send you some right away. Check your email.
people are always so quick to hate, even on a hiphop forum. it amazes me sometime.
twisted_harmonix
04-10-2007, 07:19 AM
the album is good but not great. a few great standout tracks and the rest are above average but nothing spectacular.
and loan' -- i dont think anyone here is hatin, just stating some opinions and speaking their minds.
Ipatch
04-10-2007, 08:03 AM
My two cents... I picked up the Broken Wax EP and wasn't very impressed. None of it was terrible but nothing too memorable for me either, I returned that puppy. To me it kinda sounded like somebody trying to make Jaylib 2 tracks.
The "Let's Go" track he did for Monch is heat, but I haven't really felt anything else I've heard from dude too much. His style is kinda simplistic but with too much going on for me, if that makes any sense.
mrridley
04-10-2007, 11:26 AM
B.M. is defintely on the same tip as Dilla and Madlib. I prefer B.M. to madlib though to tell you the truth......(pause for hate)... not Dilla though.....(saving grace).... I think B.M. just uses better drum patterns that are a little easier to vibe on. He brings it back lyrical wise on the later tracks on the mixtape when he spits, especially the last one with no drums. Nice all around though CD. Pharaoh Monch track was very dope!
Cuba Gorilla
04-10-2007, 02:25 PM
the album is good but not great. a few great standout tracks and the rest are above average but nothing spectacular.
and loan' -- i dont think anyone here is hatin, just stating some opinions and speaking their minds.
Goddamnit, Twisted! Recognise what fucking music is, ok?! You HAVE to like ALL of it! No exceptions!
Fullmetal
04-10-2007, 02:27 PM
Goddamnit, Twisted! Recognise what fucking music is, ok?! You HAVE to like ALL of it! No exceptions!
ydgi. fio.
I don't think he's on the same tip as Dilla when it comes to beats, but Black Milk is a much better MC than Dilla ever was.
Don't get me wrong... I love J Dilla as much as any other level-headed hip hop fan, but the dude really could not rap that well, at all.
DILLA helped teach dude so of course he gon sound similar, he's got much more of a formula approach though if you ask me, and as far as BM being better on the mic......."WITH TRUTH IN THE MUSIC WHO COULD REFUSE IT" -J DILLA
Cuba Gorilla
04-10-2007, 05:15 PM
DILLA helped teach dude so of course he gon sound similar, he's got much more of a formula approach though if you ask me, and as far as BM being better on the mic......."WITH TRUTH IN THE MUSIC WHO COULD REFUSE IT" -J DILLA
I didn't mean that you can't hear an obvious influence of Dilla Dog on Black when it comes to the dude's production, I was just saying that I don't think he's as good. But, when it comes to MCing.... yeah...
I didn't mean that you can't hear an obvious influence of Dilla Dog on Black when it comes to the dude's production, I was just saying that I don't think he's as good. But, when it comes to MCing.... yeah...
oh word, i dunno on the mcing thing though, "whole body blinging like 3p0" J Dilla
ydgi. fio.
iye yie yie, more abbreviations...
I didn't mean that you can't hear an obvious influence of Dilla Dog on Black when it comes to the dude's production, I was just saying that I don't think he's as good. But, when it comes to MCing.... yeah...
"cause it's not the game to play! NO!...It's not the game..Ho! It's just the way that we play. Gotta pimp smack baby on the daily for cake. maybe it's just the way that we lay it down?!"...J is"The truth in the music. Who could refuse it? Who keeps the fuse lit? New shit nigga! Wanna walk 'the walk', well make sure your shoes fit. Tighten your laces boy, and if your lips is loose, got plenty shit to tighten your faces, and let's face it you basic boy. Jay spit it, don't hate Bitch, make some noise!"
-J DILLA....so slept on lyrically......
iLLoGiCaL
04-26-2007, 06:39 PM
Not sure if I should just put this in a new thread or not.... but f' it, i'll put it here. I was reading an article about Black Milk, then came across this.
Calm down now metal...
Sean Price to Record LP with Black Milk, Talks Heltah Skeltah and New Solo Project (http://www.xxlmag.com/online/?p=9273)
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Boot Camp Click member Sean Price recently spoke with G4TV.com’s The Feed about an upcoming project he’s working on with Detroit producer Black Milk. According to the Brokest Rapper Alive, as soon as he returns from the road — he’s currently on tour with Jedi Mind Tricks — he’s heading to Detroit to work on the as yet untitled project with Black Milk and his brother Guilty Simpson. Black enjoyed critical acclaim earlier this year for his solo project Popular Demand.
Ruck also revealed that him and partner Rock are currently hard at work on what will be the first Heltah Skeltah album since 1998’s Magnum Force. “The name of the album is D.I.R.T.,” Sean P told G4TV.com, “which stands for “Da In-Credible Rap Team. We’ve been working on it for, like, eight months now and have three songs. So that’s how we’re approaching it, real serious, man.”
Also, the Brooklyn MC revealed his upcoming third solo LP will be called Mic Tyson.
Fullmetal
04-26-2007, 06:55 PM
Noooooooooooooo!!.
Eh, just waitin for Price.
twisted_harmonix
04-26-2007, 07:30 PM
haha... metals dream come true.
but even more funny is this...
We’ve been working on it for, like, eight months now and have three songs.
ok so one song every 2 1/2 months... hahaaa... so at this rate we'll see the new heltah skeltah sometime around 2011.
yup yup....Sean P and Guilty whole album coming....and Black Milk w/Bishop Lamont...Caltroit...wooorrrrdddd uppp...next level ish....remember when your homie gave you codes to video games when you were lil? well thats what this is kinda, when cats proven are tryna tell you ish, listen....listen to Black Milk, Sean P givin it up to him, just like 9th, Buckshot messin with him, Listen up, etc etc etc, you see a classic mc messin with some new(er) producer, listen to that producer, got something going on......OH NO, IllMind, Nick Speed, Khalil, etc etc etc
and by the way, that Dilla quote I put up is ridiculous......too ill
I finally got around to listening to this "Jesus Price" album, and I wasn't impressed. Didn't like the mastering (if there was any done), a lot of the drum beats weren't meshed good with the samples chopped, and he didn't really impress me much with the way he tried to put his songs together
Decent listen I guess though
iLLoGiCaL
04-27-2007, 06:29 AM
We’ve been working on it for, like, eight months now and have three songs.
ok so one song every 2 1/2 months... hahaaa... so at this rate we'll see the new heltah skeltah sometime around 2011.
It may be slow, but remember, they're takin' it seriously... Thas what matters.
So that’s how we’re approaching it, real serious, man.
twisted_harmonix
04-27-2007, 07:08 AM
I finally got around to listening to this "Jesus Price" album, and I wasn't impressed. Didn't like the mastering (if there was any done), a lot of the drum beats weren't meshed good with the samples chopped, and he didn't really impress me much with the way he tried to put his songs together
Decent listen I guess though
i agree. it was a good listen but nowhere near great.
i came to the conclusion that the guy is just flat out dumb. he tries to make himself sound smart at times but it only makes him sound dumber because he doesn't know what he's talking about. (ex.: in one of his rhymes he says "multiple scoliosis"... now i'm assuming he meant "multiple sclerosis" because scoliosis is a completely different thing... ah well, what are you gonna do?)
Blame One
04-27-2007, 09:34 AM
(ex.: in one of his rhymes he says "multiple scoliosis"... now i'm assuming he meant "multiple sclerosis" because scoliosis is a completely different thing... ah well, what are you gonna do?)
what he meant is that there was multiple times he was sitting in class with back pain from not sitting upright in his chair and it still haunts him today. Multiple scoliosis is a serious condition that plagues the youth of today. I for one am glad someone finally stepped up and addressed what I consider to be the most important problem in america today. DAMN Multiple scoliosis!!
twisted_harmonix
04-27-2007, 09:42 AM
what he meant is that there was multiple times he was sitting in class with back pain from not sitting upright in his chair and it still haunts him today. Multiple scoliosis is a serious condition that plagues the youth of today. I for one am glad someone finally stepped up and addressed what I consider to be the most important problem in america today. DAMN Multiple scoliosis!!
hahaaa...
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