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Can someone teach me to better appreciate this album? I feel like there's something I'm not getting. Everyone talks about how mindblowing the production is but that seems like the one attribute I can't get past because I like Chuck D
have you heard many rap albums coming out before and around the time it came out?
The only 80s rap albums I've listened to in full besides that one are Paid in Full, Straight Outta Compton, Licensed to Ill, and Paul's Boutique, all of which I like. 36 Chambers is prob my favorite rap album ever and only released 5 years later. Tbf I do kinda like Nation of Millions, it just doesn't wow me like it seems to do to so many other people. People mention how detailed and masterful the production is and I'm not sure I'm picking up on all that
yeah, I started listening to madlib a good bit before Public Enemy, but once I finally did listen to them I was surprised how similar the technique's they were using
I almost think madlib is a combination of all that abstract jazz rap in the 90s and public enemy style sampling
but point is the way they were creating beats was incredibly influential on nearly every hip hop album to come, including the ones you mentioned. also, Chuck D was using some really complex flows for the time
For me atleast, the samples are used in more creative ways than other albums of the time its almost hypnotic plus it sounds kind of futuristic in a way
Monkey "music" for those you can't tell the difference between stealing (some call it "sampling" though) and creating.
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Yeah I gotta listen to it again then. Do u like it more than Fear of a Black Planet?
shut up faggot
I like both albums but i just personally like Nation of Millions better beats wise
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should probably actually post an album in this thread. I feel like this album has the potential to become a cult hit but nobody seems to talk about it. kind of amazing what Esham was producing and rapping all the way back in 93
could never really get into fear of a black planet desu
good picks
not a chance. I couldn't make it past the shit intro that clown thought was attractive
I Kno is damn near SOTD
this or ghetty green are both top tier
good, but no.
This thread was over before it even started.
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the production was superb for the late 80s but it’s basically unlistenable (other than black steel) after being exposed to decades of modern production.
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West Coast best coast
East Coast will always be better
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Black Steel is literally the only song that lasted the test of the time.
The rest suck ass and sound dated.
My favorite rap is album so obscure and nobody knows about it, doesn't that make me cool? Look at me guys aren't I so cool because I listen to music nobody likes or cares about?
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make way for the best
This album is complete garbage
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Are you talking about OP's album? God i hope you aren't.
good to see some ugly mane in this thread
Also Deadly Versus by Gangsta Pat.
A True Memphis Classic
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best album in this entire shit thread.
It Takes a Nation of Millions is lame compared to Fear of a Black Planet and Apocalypse 91.
East and west are two completely different styles with their own pros and cons, calling one better is childish.
If we are going with production, lyricism, and artistry. East Coast trumps West Coast any day of the week.
Bones is fucking great
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best album in thread
Production is entirely subjective.
music is
enough of the troll posts
is this good?
such a beta album
Nah some things aren't, the east coast definitely had the lyricism but west coast beats and production have always been more complex and superior. Still more complex doesn't always mean better, the simpler boom-bap beats are very pleasant to the ear but a lot of the intricate g-funk sounds are tight as fuck.
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How so
This thread is actually good, it's nice to see something like this
i knew this thread would turn into autotune trap garbage but really? first post? come on man have some restraint
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