Ye, I too generally dis like rap, but I still like the Star Wars Gangsta Rap and the Real Eggman.
Are you kidding have you even listened to the majority of Gorillaz? how can you say those two are the only rap songs? 911, All alone, Kids with guns, November has Come (featuring the awesome MF Doom). Are all rap songs that i can think of just off the top of my head.ElTigreSantiago said:I love Gorillaz, they're one of my favorite bands, and I'm a metalhead. Those 2 songs you listed are pretty much the only ones that are rap songs. All the other ones are genre-less unique epics that will never leave your head.
Reminds me a little of The Streets....but maybe it's just the accent. Spoken word rap can be pretty sweet.Xhu said:Well, I'm quite partial to dan le sac vs Scroobius Pip [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dan_le_sac_vs_Scroobius_Pip]
This mand deserves e-cookies from you all. Now!-Pod- said:One word:
Atmosphere.
I dont know how to embed video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aO9uuyA0miQ
BASS! HOW LOW CAN YOU GO?MiracleOfSound said:YEAH BOOOY!ThePreshFrince said:BRING THA NOIZE!MiracleOfSound said:Doggy Style by Snoop Dogg is a great album, and some of Eminem's stuff makes me laugh when go goes off on a rant.
Public Enemy were just awesome in every way.
Screw Nu-Metal, it was Public Enemy and Anthrax who did the first crossover.
'Alrite, alrite, I wanna hear all the muthafuckas in the house say
ANTHRAX!
PUBLIC ENEMY!'
Oh, and this, I tend to think of him more as a poet.Xhu said:Well, I'm quite partial to dan le sac vs Scroobius Pip [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dan_le_sac_vs_Scroobius_Pip]
The live version on 'The Island Years' is particularly stirring.Wasder said:BASS! HOW LOW CAN YOU GO?MiracleOfSound said:YEAH BOOOY!ThePreshFrince said:BRING THA NOIZE!MiracleOfSound said:Doggy Style by Snoop Dogg is a great album, and some of Eminem's stuff makes me laugh when go goes off on a rant.
Public Enemy were just awesome in every way.
Screw Nu-Metal, it was Public Enemy and Anthrax who did the first crossover.
'Alrite, alrite, I wanna hear all the muthafuckas in the house say
ANTHRAX!
PUBLIC ENEMY!'
Man, what a classic.
That was seriously one of the best works of art I've seen in a while. From the visual style, to the story the lyrics told. I usually don't pick up on the meaning of the lyrics of most songs (if there is one), but that one had a lot to say and I heard it. I too hate gansta rap like a lot of people in this thread, but I totally go for shit like this.tellmeimaninja said:The rap that is simply about sex or egomaniacality, I hate. I still occsionally enjoy humorous rap (like Just Lose It by Eminem) or the awesome kind like this
seconded about scrubious pip and dan le sac, but i prefer "letter from God".SomeBritishDude said:There's great stuff in every genre if you know where to look.
If you can call it rap I love dan le sac vs scroobius pip (even if their name is a unnecessary mouthful)
They to seem have brought rap back to it's literal meaning; poetry to music.
That aside Eminem is brilliant no matter how popular he's become. He's one of the few people who sings about things that actually matter while still having a sense of humor.