the threadstarter's favorite rapper is young thug.. the queen of fags, yet he calls rza a fag. he is also known for asking on the forum here where a female pees from. maybe he can ask amazon echo(his girlfriend) that question and why he himself is such a faggot too
i might not even listen to the album at all gonna do myself a favor.
Boddy Digital was the shit though
Thanks for the tip. Will try to put my hands on a physical copy.
receiving this type of music is bull shit when im still waiting for The Cure.
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listening to it right now
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Originally Posted by hotnikks
in stereo was awesome. maybe cos i was alot younger then and had different life goals/society conditioned goals..
not heard that shit for over a decade.. feel like listening to kiss of the black widow right now.. lol but i wont..
the only bobby/rza thing ive seen/heard since then was the domestic violence movie..
so glad i moved away from this sort of hiphop, and never had that sort of life experiences.
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Originally Posted by #StonerSloth
before i say this, let me put out there that i got utmost respect for the abbot and always will
but what Rza needs is to stop being a simp, his whole change in sound,lyrics etc is because his wife told him, she doesn't like the agressive shit so you can attribute all this hippy passive rZA shit to him letting his wife dictate the kinda artist he ought to be
They had them on Shade45 a bit ago. Played a few songs.
interesting about his wife... i believe it.
side note... Domestic Violence is one of my favorite tracks of all time, not only for personal reasons but yeah. dope.
Whats wring with this song besides rzas god aweful verseQuote:
Originally Posted by TSA
Its actually pretty cool besides that
I havent heard the album yet but im guessing the Overwekming reception will be why isnt rza doing anything great anymore. What is this.
I dont listen to rock but i will check rzas tape with open ears. Props to the dude for doibg something different. Im lookin for this bow
how is this even different? The question is who hasn't done a rap-rock collaboration, especially from his generation of rappers?
The music is just a pile up of sound effects. I can't identify the rhymth, soul, feeling, or intent of the music minus the verses, nor what makes it stand out in it's own genre. If you hear music you will walk away from it and remember it. It can get stuck in your head, you can sing it, and if all of these things don't happen you'll at least recognized it when you hear it again. Not the case with any of these songs because they're just a compilation of sound effects which frankly is one of the factors that killed the rock genre(s) (all 5000 of them).
The people that actually knew what they were doing when they made rock and roll made something that provoked human reaction. It was actually the point of rock and roll. So whether you tapped your feet, nodded your head, got happy, became angry, felt cool, felt sad, danced, that shit was supposed to make humans do something.
This is just sound effects and is typical of these people that think they're so deep and so musical that they just make noises for their own ego as opposed to any real audience so that people that wear scarves indoors can act like they like it to see more advanced their riends with smaller indoor scarves. Rza is done like the god StonerSloth said.
hahahah wtf? I didn't know about that story but I think he genuinely has an issue with hip hop. In the 90s hip hop was considered stupid music. It still is but now 90s hip hop is considered smart music for issues that are rooted in America's own cultural flaws and patterns.Quote:
Originally Posted by RADIOACTIVE MAN
Rza came up in that environment so even though 60% of his artists and himself had a more diverse vocabulary than Shakespeare, revolutionized how music was made, revolutionized how music was composed, revolutionized how rhymes were crafted, and evolved hip hop to be the single most dominate global culture today, in his mind he's working with his superior and 'evolving' or 'growing'.
He has gen-x nigga mentality like hell. He thinks that 'the hollywood crowd' is cool and actual cool people (like Wu-Tang) are stupid. I saw in an interview with him and this generic ass dude where they were being asked their influences. Rza actually couldn't open his mouth and mention 1 hip hop act and this is a guy that used to get on a boat just to hear hip hop music. It was the other guy that finally started mentioning NWA etc etc before Rza finally mentioned a rapper. Really sad shit.
It's like when Madonna went to the UK because in her mind she thought that it would make her cooler and more 'avante garde', but she ended up becoming dry and useless like Rza because all of the coolness is happening in America. So now she comes back and tries to hump Drake on stage with her sandpaper pu$$y lips. Now she has a grill LOL ok nigga
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lol kill me dude
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If that's the case then that just goes beyond all levels of patheticness. Imagine letting a ho call shots on what you put out for the public under your own name. Pitiful.Quote:
Originally Posted by RADIOACTIVE MAN
Rza has lost the respect of wu-tang fans. Pretty sad when he was the man responsible for so much greatness.