Underground rap - Page 5

thrive_808 · 03-15-2004, 01:12 PM

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Originally posted by Refusion
keep him in jail, he probably deserves to be in there.

easy buddy. don't hurt yourself.

winoforever · 05-03-2004, 07:05 PM

i like this thread so im bringin it back doods! and got a new artist from efunks sig, andre nicotine is hot

minnesota_style · 05-05-2004, 07:36 PM

yes i must agree that this is a good thread.....

so here is my opinon on everything...
First of all, im not really about rhymesayers and epitaph coming together, i dont understand why slug would do that, but more money and promitotion i guess. i just hope he keeps do the small shows and still comes down to the record store and everything. You see im from Minneapolis, Slug owns a record store called Fifth Element, on lake st. if you ever in the cities go check it out. He still has the same attitude towards everything, or in my eyes he does, saw him again at the store a few months ago.
Thrive...yes the spin article was pretty sad i must agree, but the little bit that i read of it disgusted me. Los Nativos are the shit, one of the members is a co-owner of fifth element, and totally hooked up with when i lost my concert ticket he put me on the guest list.

personally i was not about God Loves Ugly at all....seemed that was like when everyone jumped on...

if you like Brother Ali hes releasing a new cd you could say....just some unrealsed tracks, definitaly hit it up, support him, he has to be my favorite underground guy right now. I think its because I've had a few conversations with him, and hes just got a really good look on everything.

nothing has been mentioned about One Man Army, or i dont think it has been....check him out, hes good live seen him 3 possibly 4 times

Thanks For Listening/Reading

Deuce Dub · 05-05-2004, 11:22 PM

Lil' Wyte.....don't know if you'd consider him underground but I do considering not very many people have heard of him. Definatly not mainstream.

LBO · 05-06-2004, 01:09 AM

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Originally Posted by efunk

speaking of new music, definitely cop the new project pat (pic below) mixtape called 'the appeal'...its just remixes but anyone who knows HCP knows they put nothin but slick shit on the tray...its some of the best semi-indie music out there right now, people may not realize it, but that is a seriously TALENTED man sitting in jail and his background and daily habits may make his lyrics a bit repetitive, but you just never get sick of any joint he sparks...key tracks include the first unreleased track, number 6 'dont turn around', number 9, which combines pats anthem for true thug ghetto chicks 'gel & weave' with the beat from la chats 'can i get paid?', and number 11, 'ooh nothin' off mista dont play and 'nasty trick' off gangsta boo's 2002 disk both worlds: *69. all the tracks hit hard cuz theyre tested pee ay teeza hits, but the new beats are crunk and perfect to smoke a fat ass optimo to

FREE PROJECT PAT CUZ HATIN' AINT
PRETTY BUT THE GAME IS BEAUTIFUL

OK in english?

LBO · 05-06-2004, 01:12 AM

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Originally Posted by minnesota_style

nothing has been mentioned about One Man Army, or i dont think it has been....check him out, hes good live seen him 3 possibly 4 times

Thanks For Listening/Reading

He's from Binary Star right? I liked "Waterworld" a lot.

thrive_808 · 05-06-2004, 08:27 AM

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Originally Posted by minnesota_style

yes i must agree that this is a good thread.....

if you like Brother Ali hes releasing a new cd you could say....just some unrealsed tracks, definitaly hit it up, support him, he has to be my favorite underground guy right now. I think its because I've had a few conversations with him, and hes just got a really good look on everything.

Yes I already Pre-ordered the vinyl a few days ago. It ships Friday. I ordered it from Sandbox Automatic in NYC and it came with a FREE copy of Rites of Passage on CD. And it was only $10.

The truth is I only found out about atmosphere about 6 months before GLU. His older shit is better. You've definetly have a better perspective on things since you're from minnesota.

blueyshark · 05-08-2004, 10:25 PM

How about some good british stuff like Jhest?

I reckon the streets suck hard...

minnesota_style · 05-09-2004, 10:20 PM

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Originally Posted by thrive_808

Yes I already Pre-ordered the vinyl a few days ago. It ships Friday. I ordered it from Sandbox Automatic in NYC and it came with a FREE copy of Rites of Passage on CD. And it was only $10.

The truth is I only found out about atmosphere about 6 months before GLU. His older shit is better. You've definetly have a better perspective on things since you're from minnesota.

yea im definatly pumped up for the new release, it should be pretty good he never does thing half ass, you can really tell in shadows on the sun too. I'm really pumped for the cd release show too. I must agree with you thrive, i do have a whole different perspective theres alot of love here for him/ and everyone really. [not saying there isnt cities] At shows it seems that brother ali is the crowd favorite, his presence i guess? i just think he is amazing.

thrive_808 · 05-10-2004, 12:43 AM

Yes, Brother Ali has a stage presence like non other. I first heard him live on the GLU tour in boston. He blew me away. amazing.