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Great track But it's the only such one on the whole album So they can still do it, but choose not to..

BTW, this thread got me thinking, two things in fact: 1) There is a curious rend of young artists going back to and recreating hip hop style of the old, and what those styles are is very telling about what was of value and what was not back in the days, even if it's not mainstream now and will...

I had seen him but haven't really listened to him. There are too many rappers out there to keep up with them all. But I checked a few tracks too and the music does not seem to be the return to the old NO style that this mixtape is

The mixtape is great -- it has that classic late 90s CMR feel, can't go wrong with that

1) Evolution does not work like that 2) This seems like a classic example of New Age BS

The clustering around Ukraine makes that an unlikely explanation - if you are going to troll, you would not chose Romania, Poland or Kazakhstan

I wasn't talking about Flint rap as a whole

Could you please elaborate on what exactly you wanted to say? I don't get it

This is ridiculous... Wu-Tang Clan producing one copy of new album Once Upon A Time In Shaolin | Music | theguardian.com

P.S. The above is also a reason behind the diminishing returns phenomenon observed with the obscure 90s releases that continue to be mined out - there are still real gems that pop up from time to time but in general at this point the bottom of the barrel is being scraped and the majority are not...

Other than in Memphis and to a lesser extent, Louisiana and the Bay, >95% of tape-only releases are like that - generic samples, cliched subject matter, not very original MCing. There are exceptions, but as a rule around that time how much resources were invested in an album was a major...

Unknown underground group with a single tape-only release back in 1993. On what grounds exactly did you expect some ground breaking music from it?

01. Lil B - I'm Tupac (4:42) 02. Lil B - F*ck Em (Remix) (5:44) 03. Lil B - The BasedGod Is Perfect (4:37) 04. Lil B - Bring The Beat Back (3:11) 05. Lil B - All Day (3:25) 06. Lil B - Stab You When Dead (1:32) 07. Lil B - Be Brave Welcome Home (3:26) 08. Lil B - Hip Hop 101 (3:25) 09. Lil B -...

I was starting to wonder what's was going on with Lil B - no mixtapes for quite a while. Then he releases 5-6 mixtapes worth of material in a day...

Not remotely true

01. Earl Sweatshirt - Intro (0:27) 02. Earl Sweatshirt - Whoa (Feat. Tyler The Creator) (3:12) 03. Earl Sweatshirt - Hive (Feat. Casey Veggies & Vince Staples) (4:38) 04. Earl Sweatshirt - I'm Not Real (0:27) 05. Earl Sweatshirt - Between Friends (2:23) 06. Earl Sweatshirt - The Daily News...

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Hoodies are the most popular item in most college clothing stores.

This reminds of something I was thinking regarding the rain - I don't really know the practices of actual robbers, but it would seem to me that when it's raining it's a particularly bad time to go out doing robberies. First, the rain itself, second, people are more likely to be home at such a...

I don't think it really works in binary, "whites vs all other minorities" terms. People can be and often are racists towards other groups even though they themselves are being discriminated racially.