I know what you mean, the rappers that doesnt have talent and tries rapping because they think its easier than singing. Most of them arnt that good and should really quit.Quote:
Originally Posted by eiko guy
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I know what you mean, the rappers that doesnt have talent and tries rapping because they think its easier than singing. Most of them arnt that good and should really quit.Quote:
Originally Posted by eiko guy
I've always loved underground rap like Mr. Lif, Aesop Rock, Dr. Octagon, Lyrics Born, Blackalicious, and of course the supervillain himself MF DOOM to name some of the bigger names.
Honestly, the mainstream rap that's released these days seems so shallow compared to their underground peers. To me, without the thought of making a "hit" in their minds, underground MC's and producers tend to be more imaginative and are willing to take more creative license in their sound.
Not a fan of rap, maybe the odd song, like Kanye West's "Jesus Walks" and Still by Dr Dre, but the only one im fond of really, and i think it's quite a loose connection, is Rage Against The Machine.
EDIT:And also Audioslave
I never used to like it at all, but then I watched the film Goast Dog Way of the Samurai, and that had a great soundtrack.
Underground hiphop is produced by some of the most brilliant people in the world.