lazarus
Blue Crack Supplier
I re-started it and never put a list together.
This is the lazification of 'merica.
Wait, what did I start and not finish?
You're the chump who couldn't keep the 'cock site updated.
I re-started it and never put a list together.
This is the lazification of 'merica.
Same problem here. The real problem was people listening to the lists less and less while relying on seeing how many songs they know or voting for their PALZ.
I think the PALZ factor is given too much credit. I'm not chummy with anyone here, and I beat the fuck out of you all on the last DI.
The few of you who bother to listen to me, or at least read what I write, know that I am brutally skeptical. You have no fucking idea how skeptical I have become, over the course of the last ten years, about this album...
I have to be honest. All the abbreviations/nicknames/exclamations are beginning to get a bit overwhelming. I do believe I spend 30% of my time in this sub-forum reverse engineering two-to-four letter codes into full artist titles.
Wait, what did I start and not finish?
You're the chump who couldn't keep the 'cock site updated.
Maybe I'm missing something, but I can't bring myself to intellectually appreciate hip hop apart from THE YE! and THE KAST!
The few of you who bother to listen to me, or at least read what I write, know that I am brutally skeptical. You have no fucking idea how skeptical I have become, over the course of the last ten
If you cannot appreciate the absurd, surreal brilliance of this album, then I fear you may not love music (or at least insane inanity):
Seriously, if you have not listened to this, then do it. Because you are SERIOUSLY missing out. Killa Cam is the dude who spit the best-ever verse on a 'Yeezy song, in "Gone." The one wherein he tells a knock-knock joke to himself and samples his own voice to harmonize with his own verse. The beats, the verses, the sheer audacity and brutal absurdity of this record puts to shame any other hip-hop album you've heard, this decade. And, yes, that includes Outkast and the falling-off-as-fast-as-Cam 'Yeezy.
Give it a shot, B. For serious.
Maybe I'm missing something, but I can't bring myself to intellectually appreciate hip hop apart from THE YE! and THE KAST!