THAT'S LIGHTWEIGHT JAMMIN'

E-40/Tech 9 show here in a few days is $28 :/

thats ... not bad?

He plays his old school and his new school and all of them bitches go

that's bad if u are k-broke

is this the thread i should post nu husalah tracks on
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SAB7DTNbxGc&feature=player_embedded

loool this video

bass slap so hard leave you with a loose tooth

dippin on bitches, shittin on midgets

BLAP-BA-DAP

http://26.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_la3bldnmKr1qb90glo1_500.jpg

wtf

can't stop the boss

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rzMuAcyF9H8

DJ Fresh > Salem

http://hulkshare.com/54b1qcgkigr4
http://hulkshare.com/54b1qcgkigr4
http://hulkshare.com/54b1qcgkigr4
http://hulkshare.com/54b1qcgkigr4

those drums sound like they were recorded in the mariana trench

http://26.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_la3bldnmKr1qb90glo1_500.jpg

― Number None, Monday, October 11, 2010

oh holy crap. feb 8th, apparently.

in the trunk with something stupid dumb disgusting cousin

Hustlin Since Da 80's easily one of the best albums of the second half of the 00s

i wonder if j0rdan has come round re his "none of these cats can really rap well" thing.

wld like a complete catalogue of dj fresh productions

ha, first of all, i never said that these guys couldn't rap -- my main criticism was that i thought husalah & jacka were flat & unemotional & lifeless rappers -- i criticized flow mostly -- i think jacka is a great lyricist, but his tracks verses would leave me a bit cold -- i think i compared him to cam'ron, because aside from assorted singles, cam's lyrics always read way better to me because his delivery is so monotone -- anyway i've pretty much come around to jacka, not on the same level of deej/surfboards, but i play out a few tracks -- also i dig bay dudes like roach & young gully that aren't as nonchalant as rappers as husalah & jacka -- also i always fucked with this shit from a production standpoint, a lot of those jacka beats are next level

i didn't really accept 'purple haze' as a classic until like 2008

i can understand feeling jacka is flat & unemotional & lifeless, tho i don't feel that way, he does have a numbed tone that's kinda distancing. husalah tho in contrast is often a showy virtuoso of affect, u cld never call lw j nonchalant. it's fun to clown on deej abt this stuff tho.

wait wait wait

Young Gully is not as non chalant as HUsalah??? Husalah is insane dude. he's one of the most eccentric energetic rappers, he sounds like he's bouncing all over the walls of the booth. young gully is boring as fuck. i couldn't pick his voice out of a lineup

dj fresh should be producing everything that guy is a genius

idk i never bought husalah's 'bouncing off the walls' thing -- he seems pretty contained to me for a rapper whose selling point is being unhinged -- he's certainly no e-40 when it comes to vocal tricks

even on "animal rap" the production is >>>>>>>>>>>> the rapping

his selling point isn't being unhinged, u must be thinking of d-lo ;)

i always used to tease deej by saying that jacka was like a rapping uncle, i still kinda stand by that

ahaha. deej basically won me over on the jacka in the swag thread that one time, i gotta say.

their selling points are actually kinda similar. great imagery and metaphors, storytelling and melodic kinda hypnotizing effect. obviously they are opposites when it comes to vocal style though and they have their own melodic tics and signatures that are very different

D-Lo is the shit. his tonite show is one of my favorite discs from the past couple years.

yah i love d-lo too don't get me wrong

ile

idk i never bought husalah's 'bouncing off the walls' thing -- he seems pretty contained to me for a rapper whose selling point is being unhinged -- he's certainly no e-40 when it comes to vocal tricks

― truly blunted rhyme fiend (J0rdan S.), Monday, October 11, 2010 6:06 PM (28 minutes ago) Bookmark Suggest Ban Permalink

e-40 isnt unhinged at all -- his hyperprecise

he's hyperprecise rather

yeah i know, i was just trying to draw a comparison between two abnormal vocalists

maybe you should get around to actually living w/ his album

i already have three roommates

poor man's slocki that one

haha

D-Lo is crazy to me. Like Lil B/ Waka style naiveté and energy and presence. Same thing can be said about him as far as ability but if anyone doubts his ability to carry a song proper check "It Won't Be Long".

After that new track above I can't even imagine what he and dj fresh are gonna make this hear. All the other dudes in that stable are just boring compared to him. So underrated

yeah i agree about d-lo he also bodied Husalah & keak on this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sn96i7pyYsQ

have converted to the church of husalah but (and this might be a challop to like the two other ilxors who have actually heard the album) i prefer his more recent stuff to huslin since da 80's. which is a cool album but i think his personality/voice is more fully formed & unique now. also more energetic and with better ad libs. find he sounds like ghostface on a lot of huslin whereas his verses on mob trial or lwj are unmistakably him. either definitely one of the best rappers out, the only of these nu-bay dudes i fully f/w

either way,

this album came out in 1999

http://theanimalplanet.files.wordpress.com/2008/04/mobfigaz_99.jpg

there's nothing "nu" about husalah. i think we were using nu-bay to refer to like livewire/dj fresh affiliated 20-somethings

mob trial is older than 80s

i think 'nu bay' still applies bcuz these dudes are only popular post-hyphy & its a much diff movement that livewire dudes are more indebted to mob figaz than e.g. e-40

also imo he sounds pretty much the same on recent shit as he did on 80s

also as far as the ghostface comparison, while his voice has the same tenor as ghost's, his raps sound nothing like his -- lyrically/flow-wise he's much closer to raekwon, or like kurupt, chewing his way through each verse. (i stole that particular turn of phrase from jayson green). & he feels like a lot more of a loose cannon relative to ghost