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why does a beat have to b labled 1990's material to be considered hard?

What's the futuristic funk all about on Da Zoo? and why am I out of it if I dont feel that shit? I'm not saying I want to hear the Season of the Siccness weeeeeoooooooweeeeeooo, but a weak beat, and A hook that gets old after the first chorus

I'm just saying Cricet, G-Macc, dj Crazy Toones and Steve Vicious still know how to put it down.
 
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Cricet? I guess. G-Macc? yeah, he is stuck on some 1995 Lynch shit, so your prior statement is not condescending. Crazy Tunes...from fuckin Maad Circle? Dude that did WC's beats back IN THE 90'S?????

Cmon bro, you are completely 180'n up on all your statements.

The beats on here are not mainstream, not hyphy, and sound plenty mobbish to me. I have a feeling some of yall are listening to a different album. If you dont like it, coo...but too many of yall want Lynch instrumental albums as opposed to actual ALBUMS by artsts. Last i checked, a beat is only a FRACTION of a rap song.

If someone was just farting over 1996 Lynch style beats, 90% of you would think the shit was one of the dopest albumbs ever done.
 
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I dont know, we all have different tastes. I guess i am just shocked that there is so many negative comments on an album by one of hte dopest Sac artists to come out.

Oh well, it is what it is. I like it and thats all i give a fuck about.
 
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Cricet? I guess. G-Macc? yeah, he is stuck on some 1995 Lynch shit, so your prior statement is not condescending. Crazy Tunes...from fuckin Maad Circle? Dude that did WC's beats back IN THE 90'S?????

Cmon bro, you are completely 180'n up on all your statements.
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How is that? Cricet makes music in 2000, G-Macc also is someone living in 2000 making beats in 2000 for raps written in 2000, and Crazy tunes is still making beats for Ice Cube and WC that bang post 1999.

Music exists on a continuum, trying to put labels on beats and types is really not necessary unless the technology,instruments or recording processes have changed, and to my knowledge they really haven't changed that much.
I don't want to hear that it's "2008 business."

You gettin too defensive, I'll listen to this some more no doubt so that I can give better feedback for Roulette,
In the meantime give P-Folks your feedback on why you liked it.
 
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I'm just saying Cricet, G-Macc, dj Crazy Toones and Steve Vicious still know how to put it down.
Ur naming a bunch of So.Cal producers. Cricet is cool on the boards but I'm not all that impressed with Steve Vicious.

There are plenty of producers in Nor Cal who have great production like Studio Tone, Phonk Beta, KG & Fingertips. P-Folks might not even have a relationship with these cats ur naming.
Not to get off topic but.....
U acted like Mr. doc was this great emcee but u aint feeling P-Folks. To each his own.
 
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How is that? Cricet makes music in 2000,
Im not into his post-So Cal gang bang beats..he is directly playing off of the g-funk beats..MADE POPULAR IN THE 90's.

G-Macc also is someone living in 2000 making beats in 2000 for raps written in 2000,
People have commended G-Macc for being the new Lynch of the 90's..lyric and beat wise. Im talking the Lynch they I grew up on..IN THE 90's.

and Crazy tunes is still making beats for Ice Cube and WC that bang post 1999.
What? Youre crazy for that. Cubve and Wc aint had good production since...1996.

Music exists on a continuum, trying to put labels on beats and types is really not necessary unless the technology,instruments or recording processes have changed, and to my knowledge they really haven't changed that much.
I don't want to hear that it's "2008 business."
LOL...you cant be serious homie. YOU like the old school SAC beats..right? Guess what...there are OLD SCHOOL for a reason. They arent NOW. NOW is not OLD SCHOOL.

You gettin too defensive, I'll listen to this some more no doubt so that I can give better feedback for Roulette,
In the meantime give P-Folks your feedback on why you liked it.
Its not even about being defensive, its about "fans" like you who basically just like the BEATS. Do you even listen to the actually rapping? Thats MY point. Beats are only a FRACTION of HIP-HOP as a music genre.
 

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saying beats are just a fraction of an album/song is true, but it is a good amount that will either captivate the person listening to it or not. and i am sorry to inform the 2008 listeners, lyrics and whatnot an artists needs to possess in order to make an impact, is on an all time low too imo. (p-folks still got heat. the album is weak though)
one last thing i'd like to mention to these post 2000 listeners, check out a few songs from the 90's till like 2000 on youtube, songs that are not necessarily underground but rather mainstream, a good portion of the comments will be to an extent of "i wish they would make music like this again"... now why is that?
are these people in denial or are they acknowledging the fact that this new shit is becoming a mockery. let's be real, mainstream had bangers in 90's, you ain't got shit right now and this is the path these rappers are following. lose a fan, gain a cheerleader, i guess.
btw, woodie had along with kev knocks good beats, all modern sounding beats.
 
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LOL...you cant be serious homie. YOU like the old school SAC beats..right? Guess what...there are OLD SCHOOL for a reason. They arent NOW. NOW is not OLD SCHOOL.

Its not even about being defensive, its about "fans" like you who basically just like the BEATS. Do you even listen to the actually rapping? Thats MY point. Beats are only a FRACTION of HIP-HOP as a music genre.
they're old school because they're not now???? Wow, well when you say it that way....LOL... like I stated earlier, has there been inventions of new instruments, innovations in technology or advanced recording processes since 1999 when SMoke Inhalation came out??? the answer is not really, if not at all.

So people that listen to and compose Classical music (yea people still write classical music) are still thinking it's 1640???

I'm glad that we can agree that Quality lyrics ACCOMPANIED by Quality beats were made popular in the 90's, but we should stop making them because the earth revolved a couple times? or because everyone's wearing stunna shades and going dumb now?

BEATS are 1/2 a song, there's your fraction. There has to be a marriage or a connection between the music and the lyrics--that is a SONG. The very reason why I said Setrippin Bloccstyle is a classic (never said Mr. Doc is a great emcee,@ EG U and I listen to music completely differently homie)

and u still haven't told me or the rest of us what u like about the cd? while you're at it tell me what's so 2008 about it? is it the beat boxing on #3 or the steel drum on #6? on I'm listening to it now....

Its decent actually.
 
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they're old school because they're not now???? Wow, well when you say it that way....LOL... like I stated earlier, has there been inventions of new instruments, innovations in technology or advanced recording processes since 1999 when SMoke Inhalation came out??? the answer is not really, if not at all.
What? Homie, im talking about the STYLE...the SOUND...not the actual INSTRUMENTS making the music.

So people that listen to and compose Classical music (yea people still write classical music) are still thinking it's 1640???
Huh? Dog, are you even looking at whar youre typing?

BTW, there are different ERAS of classical music (medieval, renessiance baroque, classical, romantic, 20th century, and modern contemporary) all which sound DIFFERENT...JUST LIKE THERE IS DIFFERENT ERAS OF RAP, ROCK, AND JAZZ.

Can you differentiate between a 1970 rock song and a 2000 rock song? How about an 80's pop song and a 2000 pop song? They SOUND different. The CONCEPT is the same, the SOUND is different. Listen to Van Halen and then listen to Nickelback.

I'm glad that we can agree that Quality lyrics ACCOMPANIED by Quality beats were made popular in the 90's, but we should stop making them because the earth revolved a couple times? or because everyone's wearing stunna shades and going dumb now?
Stop making what? Good beats? Where in blue blazes did I say that? All im sayin is, MUSIC EVOLVES. Just like all the genres I mentioned above.

BEATS are 1/2 a song, there's your fraction.
Not even close. There is engineering, lyrics, chorus, DJ'ing (i know this art form has disappeared as of late, but at one time, the DJ was a HUGE part of music).

There has to be a marriage or a connection between the music and the lyrics--that is a SONG.
THe problem is, most of you cats that are stuck in a time wrap, cant understand that beats get divorced and re-married. Why would a 39 year old Lynch rap over the same beat a 25 year old Lynch did? Just like MUSIC, ARTISTS evlolve as well. Remember when you were a kid and you HATED a certain type of food, come to find out 15 years later, you now LIKE that very same food?

The very reason why I said Setrippin Bloccstyle is a classic (never said Mr. Doc is a great emcee,@ EG U and I listen to music completely differently homie)
Again, that was great for 1995...but you put that shit out now and it would just sound CORNY and dated. It is only a classic becuase at the time, it was exactly what it needed to be. Now, its something you throw in and reminice about. Matter of fact, going back and listening to SODS, i can help but laugh at how over-the-top stupid the lyrics are. I dont even OWN a copy of SODS. That shit is super corny to me.

and u still haven't told me or the rest of us what u like about the cd?
Ummmm..the beats, the lyrics...the concepts...why else would i like an album?

while you're at it tell me what's so 2008 about it? is it the beat boxing on #3 or the steel drum on #6? on I'm listening to it now....
Its 2008 because it came out in 2008. YOU peoole are the ones that want P-Folks to jump into a time machine, go back to 1998, and get Beta beats from that time era. This aint 1998.

I honestly dont care if people dont like it, i just cant see HOW people CANT like it! There is absolutely NOTHING wrong with this album. People just have pre-conceptions that this album needs to sound exactly like his first album...THAT DROPPED NEARLY 10 YEARS AGO.. SODS and Loaded sound NOTHING alike...yet they are BOTH considered his best work. Yet this album is "terrible" because the beats arent Beta from the 90's.

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What? Homie, im talking about the STYLE...the SOUND...not the actual INSTRUMENTS making the music.
How is the SOUND/STYLE created???? by the album cover?by the 2007 oxygen that was in the booth when Da Zoo was created??? we are talking about beats right?? beats or SOUNDS are made by instruments or in Hip Hop's case machines that immitate instruments....


Huh? Dog, are you even looking at whar youre typing?

BTW, there are different ERAS of classical music (medieval, renessiance baroque, classical, romantic, 20th century, and modern contemporary) all which sound DIFFERENT...JUST LIKE THERE IS DIFFERENT ERAS OF RAP, ROCK, AND JAZZ.
How are you gonna ask do I know what I'm typing and then reply DIRECTLY to what I'm saying? Do u look at what you're typing because I basically quoted u. What marks the change between those eras??? CHANGES IN TECHNOLOGY. Technology hasn't changed since 1999 when P-Folks first album came out. We were using digital recording back then too. Van Halen Lynch and all your other 1970 1990 whatever the fuck examples were recorded on WAX TAPE, the reason they sound different.


Not even close. There is engineering, lyrics, chorus, DJ'ing (i know this art form has disappeared as of late, but at one time, the DJ was a HUGE part of music).
Engineering and Djing and anything else that has to do with INSTRUMENTS can all b lumped into the BEAT category. And everything VOICE related like chorus and lyrics can b lumped into the LYRIC category.

1/2 and 1/2 patna. you're stretching too much to defend this idea that beats aren't important, when you know like I know that you cant have one without the other, It accounts for HALF THE SONG GOT DAMNIT.

Its 2008 because it came out in 2008. YOU peoole are the ones that want P-Folks to jump into a time machine, go back to 1998, and get Beta beats from that time era. This aint 1998.
YOU people?????..............just playin'..... but I don't see the innovation that you imply exists on this CD when you insist on reminding everyone the year that it's not. I hear shit from the 80's, from the 70's and shit from the 90's if u wanna look at music like that. Music goes in cycles. That DJ shit u were talking about is coming Back around man. Thats why Production credits are BIG with the fans, everyone's like "oh Dr. Dre did the beat??? well I'm fuckin with it regardless?" you see people uploading singles and they have to tag it with "produced by timbaland", the MC is slowly becoming unimportant because the game is saturated with em.

it aint that serious though. I like the CD the more I listen to it, my dissapointment was a bit premature. Good shit P-Folks.
 
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How is the SOUND/STYLE created???? by the album cover?by the 2007 oxygen that was in the booth when Da Zoo was created??? we are talking about beats right?? beats or SOUNDS are made by instruments or in Hip Hop's case machines that immitate instruments....
LOL...dukes, i cant even find another way to put it in order for you to understand what im saying. The overall "fee" of the beats are different. Same machines, same SOUNDS modules, just UTILIZED differently. IN other words, a mobb beat from 1993 does NOT sound the same as a mobb beat from 2003...do you understand now?

How are you gonna ask do I know what I'm typing and then reply DIRECTLY to what I'm saying?
It was a rhetorical question. I was merely saying that you are making littel sense to the actual argument in front of you.

Do u look at what you're typing because I basically quoted u.
Yes, i do.

What marks the change between those eras??? CHANGES IN TECHNOLOGY.
And that changes, drastically, they way a guirtar sounds? A drum kit? A flute? A bass guitar? NO. Guitars havent evolved at all that much in the last 40 years. Niether has a drum kit and a flute has been relatively the same for hundreds of years.

Technology hasn't changed since 1999 when P-Folks first album came out. We were using digital recording back then too.
I realize that lol.


Van Halen Lynch and all your other 1970 1990 whatever the fuck examples were recorded on WAX TAPE, the reason they sound different.
Im not talinb about SOUND QUALITY, im taling about STYLE OF PLAY. The way these instruments were used to CREATE sound, was different. The way the guitars riffs you used are different then they are now.

Engineering and Djing and anything else that has to do with INSTRUMENTS can all b lumped into the BEAT category.
Tell that to a producer or a Dj and youll probably get punched in the face.

And everything VOICE related like chorus and lyrics can b lumped into the LYRIC category.
Tell that to an actual song writer and youll probably get punched in the face.

1/2 and 1/2 patna. you're stretching too much to defend this idea that beats aren't important,
When the fuck did i say beats werent important? Please point that out for me.

when you know like I know that you cant have one without the other, It accounts for HALF THE SONG GOT DAMNIT.
Youre not hearing me at all. I can listen to a GREAT MC over a mediocre or even TERRIBLE beat. I cant, however, listen to a TERRIBLE MC over a above average or even GREAT beat...it just doesnt work. My point is that rapping gets overlooked by the actual MUSIC in many cases...as it is with MANY cats on the Siccness. All they care about is: the beat is dope, the person rappin is rappin fast/the flow is tight. Yet, they are missing the MOST important part of hip-hop: the context, the message, the actual TALENT of using metaphors and imilies and all around being CLEVER with what youre saying. That erks me.



but I don't see the innovation that you imply exists on this CD when you insist on reminding everyone the year that it's not. I hear shit from the 80's, from the 70's and shit from the 90's if u wanna look at music like that. Music goes in cycles.
And this is the point i am getting at. A P-Folks ablum from 1998, is not gonn have the STYLE or FEEL as a P-Folks album from 2008.

That DJ shit u were talking about is coming Back around man. Thats why Production credits are BIG with the fans, everyone's like "oh Dr. Dre did the beat??? well I'm fuckin with it regardless?" you see people uploading singles and they have to tag it with "produced by timbaland", the MC is slowly becoming unimportant because the game is saturated with em.
And now we get to exactly WHY i have a problem with this. Once again, as i mentioned earlier, the BEAT is NOW more important than the actual SONG as a whole.

person 1: "have you heard the new ___ album?"

person 2: "yeah...its wack."

person 1: "what? why is it wack?"

person 2: "the beats sucked."

So just becuase one aspect of the album did not appeal to this person, the album is now wack. What kind of dumb shit is that? Instead of saying, "i liked this this and this", they just say the whole thing is terrible becuase the beats werent good. What about the lyrics? The hooks? Did it SOUND well mixed? Were the features any good? How about the concepts?

BTW, just becuase a song says "produced by", does NOT mean that person made the beat. Beat making is only ONE aspect of "producing". This is a huge misunderstanding among people that do not know better. Thats why most of the BEATS that Dre gets credited for, arent actually MADE by Dre himself, but his PRODUCTION team. However, Dre PRODUCED the song itself, meaning he engeineered, mixed, mastered, and recorded it.
 
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So many contradictions.....U say "when the fuck did I say beats weren't important?" the very next sentence is "I can listen to a Great MC over a terrible beat."

I WILL NEVER understand u "dukes" ( its not 1995!)when u use these words like FEEL and STYLE and SOUND. That means something different to every person. If you're really trying to say something you'll have to b specific. Are u talking meter? or texture? are u really talking beats or are u just saying that because in 1993 RBL posse was talking about Bammer Weed, and in 2008 p-folks is talking about Humboldt County that That makes the feel different??
Your examples are over the top, lets just deal with Smoke Inhalation and Da Zoo how about? and yea we all know about mainstream producers production teams, I dont see that really applicable to albums on this level though. And for OUR discussion BEATS and LYRICS will suffice.

The whole assumption that everyone wants to hear beats from 1998 is all on u homie, no one ever said that, I said "if it aint broke dont try to fix it" because its obvious that there are songs on this new CD where P-folks is getting out of character and trying to cater to a completely different audience (i.e Cali boyz, Versatility, Fuck with Us etc.)
 

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IN other words, a mobb beat from 1993 does NOT sound the same as a mobb beat from 2003
of course they don't. this album, however, is a slap in the face for so called 2008 'mob beats' you are talking about because 90% of it simply isn't remotely close. peep polo's page with the song ride 2 dis, now that's some mobb shit for your ears.
http://www.myspace.com/polodatriggaman

TrEmEnDo InDo said:
if it aint broke dont try to fix it
i agree. it's like this one omega watch, unchanged for 50 years, and it's still selling big.
 
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So many contradictions.....U say "when the fuck did I say beats weren't important?" the very next sentence is "I can listen to a Great MC over a terrible beat."
And that incurs that the beat isnt important? I was simply saying that in the CASE that this were to occur, i wouldnt label the song is wack becuase the beat wasnt on par. That does nto mean the beat isnt IMPORTANT, but it means that there is more to a RAP SONG than just the BEAT.

I WILL NEVER understand u "dukes" ( its not 1995!)when u use these words like FEEL and STYLE and SOUND.
Jesus christ guy...what exactly do you want me to say? Do the songs "Thriller" by Michael Jackson and the song "Cry Me A River" by Justin Timberlake soudn the same to you? Theyt are both songs of the SAME genre, but from two very different eras.

That means something different to every person. If you're really trying to say something you'll have to b specific.
I am trying.

Are u talking meter? or texture? are u really talking beats or are u just saying that because in 1993 RBL posse was talking about Bammer Weed, and in 2008 p-folks is talking about Humboldt County that That makes the feel different??
No,no,no,NO. Im not even talking about lyrics here...werent we talking about beats here? What is going on?

Your examples are over the top, lets just deal with Smoke Inhalation and Da Zoo how about?
Ive been trying but your comprehension level is low. I mean, im not even trying to be a dick, but how many ways to I have to explain it?

and yea we all know about mainstream producers production teams, I dont see that really applicable to albums on this level though. And for OUR discussion BEATS and LYRICS will suffice.
i was merely clueing YOU in, becuase YOU brought up Dr. Dre, not me.

The whole assumption that everyone wants to hear beats from 1998 is all on u homie, no one ever said that,
BUt then you say...

I said "if it aint broke dont try to fix it"
Which would completely put that to void.

because its obvious that there are songs on this new CD where P-folks is getting out of character and trying to cater to a completely different audience (i.e Cali boyz, Versatility, Fuck with Us etc.)
So now we are taling about lyrics...OK. If that sthe case, the lyrics sounded fine to me. Again, people EVLOVE. Its the same reason Lynch does not talk about eating baby nuts anymore.
 
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The whole assumption that everyone wants to hear beats from 1998 is all on u homie, no one ever said that, I said "if it aint broke dont try to fix it" because its obvious that there are songs on this new CD where P-folks is getting out of character and trying to cater to a completely different audience (i.e Cali boyz, Versatility, Fuck with Us etc.)[/QUOTE]

I appreciate the opinion from all angles!!! Its all food for thought. I have evolved thru time. The one thing about my music is its about my LIFE!! Im not juss sittin down writing raps juss to do it or please a certain crowd, its me its P-Folks its what I am actually doin at the present time!!! With the production I think that its just different and when its different than what u used to hearin its hard to grasp right away!!! DO ME A FAVOR hop in yo whip turn that mufucka up and let it slap youll see that its P-Folks DA Zoo some elements of Smoke Inhalation and some new elements from me that I felt need to be heard from me... Overall thanx for all the support!!! WESTROLLACOASTA ROULETTE