Listening to it right now.Quote:
Originally Posted by SKAMPOE
Dope.
I like the flows more than the beat, but you guys really ripped it tho.
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Listening to it right now.Quote:
Originally Posted by SKAMPOE
Dope.
I like the flows more than the beat, but you guys really ripped it tho.
oops!:)9:( I just self ethered myself that was on the Fugees album the score which came out in 96 ha ha
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Originally Posted by 7thgrandmantis
AIGHT AIGHT PEACE!Quote:
Originally Posted by Gitche Manito
i wanna see names ...this thread is a joke....notice all the flake ass niggas agreeing
Like I Said, Its Niggaz Dat Cant Do Whut U Do So They Wanna Hate On Ur Shit, Its Actually Quite Flattering! Imo!
hahhahahhah stop biting Kanye ahahhahhahahhah Skampoe is ripping apart again
Nice stuff.Quote:
Originally Posted by MaXiMus Da MaNtis
This thread is cool 'cos now we don't have to look for the talent on the Wu-Corp, they're coming here to get respect where respect is due.
Respect.
aint no body commin here to get ''respect''! this is just a no brainer homie, this faggit hates on whut we do cuz he caint do it!
and it was catually in 1995...i hated that albumQuote:
Originally Posted by 7thgrandmantis
this homo challenged me...caught a slap with,"elephant stomp",refused to get back at me lyrically,thinks he sonned me by lookin through old ass pics and videos(obviously got alotta time on your hands)and still manages to find more bullshit to bring up.and what the fuck does black or white have to do with anything!...this is hip hop nigga!!!ur black and u cant even rap muthafuka!!!and if u can, u probably got mufuckas beatin on bongos in the background.if u dont like what u hear...lil wayne prolly gotta fansite too fag!!!and u can go thru all the trouble of searchin for shit to get at me with...but like i said,i dont get online and talk shit. face to face...youll get choked out till i squeeze apple juice outcha mouf nigga!!!
werd
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Originally Posted by JIGSAW45
Actually as quoted by wiki:
as quoted by:Quote:
CD Universe:
I also hated the album it was far too soft for my liking!!Quote:
Release Date Feb 13, 1996
good shit my dude... i thought i was pretty close, u got me.peaceQuote:
Originally Posted by 7thgrandmantis
I couldnt self-ether myself in the same thread twice with fake knowledge lol and just to redeem myself further I believe this was the first piece of music that involved Kung-Fu and also long before the Rza did itQuote:
Originally Posted by JIGSAW45
I'm going to speak against this..
I'm one of the most original and creative producers in the [Audio Booth]. You can check everything I have on my myspace. I'll admit, there are tons of imitations out there. But think about it, can you really consider [using kung-fu] samples non-original? Technically and in some way, you can. It's all in how you use the sample. Alot of beatmakers and producers are ridiculously lazy. I treat a vocal sample the same way I treat a regular musical sample itself, I get highly creative. I'm not going to fault the thread-starter for saying what he's saying, but at the same time, go into the [Audio Booth]. Listen to cats who have unmatched styles like myself, Eraps, Moose, Zero and a few others. Most are under the influence of The RZA but what else can you expect? They're carrying on that traditional sound RZA once had, but The RZA evolved into something else and decided not to go back to that [gritty] sound the fans love. So their purpose? Revive that shit and let people who miss it love it again. However, it has always gotten excessive and you'll hardly hear those same cats producing anything refreshing, I'm just being straight up and down. Nevertheless, I'll be the first to say that I'm not following RZA's footsteps and neither will I continue to call him the greatest because my mind's set on exceeding him someday. Practically what I'm saying is, one day, I'll be BETTER THAN THE RZA. I'm not going to keep thinking he'll always be better than me, that limits my determination. But my point is this, biting is EXACTLY the art of trying to be like. If someone can easily pinpoint your style's similarity to something already established, it's not always biting. In most cases, these producers just explore and play around with the shit so don't take it so serious. Sometimes, they do it on purpose - THEN - you can call it biting, especially when they worship others like The RZA initially. But that's my two cents...