Printer-friendly copy Email this topic to a friend
Lobby The Lesson topic #2918021

Subject: "This is all a bigger topic than are the 90s dead" Previous topic | Next topic
Anonymous
Charter member
23234 posts
Mon Jan-26-15 09:23 PM

Click to send email to this author Click to send private message to this authorClick to view this author's profileClick to add this author to your buddy list
15. "This is all a bigger topic than are the 90s dead"
In response to In response to 0
Mon Jan-26-15 09:25 PM by Anonymous

  

          

There are a lot of MCs that people shit on because they're "trapped in the 90s"

I feel like Mos on Theives In The Night..."there's never no in between".

It seems like artists get shitted on for staying the same and then also for trying to progress. Fans are very particular.

You have the MCs who tried to walk the commercial line and failed and...

...You have MCs who never attempted to do ANYthing different.

The difficulty is finding that balance. Some people answered who they wanted to hear today just to see what they would sound like.

I don't see it that way.

I see it as "what artist would I want an album from, if produced right."

And there are many MCs from the 90s that I would still cop an album from.

Nas is obvious. If you can listen to the second verse of Where's The Love and not want more then stop listening to MCs.
OC. Trophies and Rays Cafe just add to an already stellar 3 albums in his discography. I'll gladly take more albums from him.
AZ. Did yall hear him on 36 Seasons? He just needs some direction.
Deck. Go listen to Cynthia's Son and tell me hes not capable of a classic right now with the right direction.
Mos Def/Black Star
Black Thought on some Marco Polo shit. All damn day!
Meth with quality production. Sign me up.
Camp Lo is still strong.
Primo just laced Royce.

And that's just to name a few.

The problem isn't the "90s". The problem is those artists either trying to fit in with the mainstream or those artists not progressing at all.

  

Printer-friendly copy | Reply | Reply with quote


Live From the Writer's Bench - Has 90's Hip Hop Come To An End? [View all] , Kil, Sun Jan-25-15 02:58 PM
 
Subject Author Message Date ID
asap rocky, wale,
Jan 25th 2015
1
Either you're trolling or.....
Jan 26th 2015
7
De La, Q-Tip, Kast and Nas are the only artists from that 92-'98 era
Jan 25th 2015
2
What about solo Wu?
Jan 25th 2015
3
Outside of Ghost? Nah
Jan 25th 2015
4
RE: De La, Q-Tip, Kast and Nas are the only artists from that 92-'98 era
Jan 26th 2015
10
RE: De La, Q-Tip, Kast and Nas are the only artists from that 92-'98 era
Jan 26th 2015
11
      RE: De La, Q-Tip, Kast and Nas are the only artists from that 92-'98 era
Jan 26th 2015
12
Yup thats pretty much my list as well
Jan 26th 2015
14
For me, still Snoop, to add on to everyone else mentioned. Jay as well
Jan 26th 2015
5
Although I give him credit for sticking this long, but Jay
Jan 26th 2015
13
Alot of the responses seem to be based on curiosity...
Jan 26th 2015
6
good post
Jan 26th 2015
8
That grumpy crocodile joint put that Liknuts project to rest
Jan 26th 2015
9

Lobby The Lesson topic #2918021 Previous topic | Next topic
Powered by DCForum+ Version 1.25
Copyright © DCScripts.com