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...Are all you progheads so close-minded about Hip Hop? Many of you complain about how close-minded your friends are, yet look at yourselves. Here are some bands to try:
Aesop Rock
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Oh, god is this going to bring back the "we need prog rap" thread.

* I have listened to the majority of artists in your list, and I like it.Big%20smile


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<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< Close-minded for life.LOL

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Originally posted by MHDTV MHDTV wrote:

...Are all you progheads so close-minded about Hip Hop?
 
Who is ALL? Please be specific and don't count us all inside. Some are; some aren't. Like you state afterwards:
 
Originally posted by MHDTV MHDTV wrote:

Many of you complain about how close-minded your friends are, yet look at yourselves.
(I personally and also many of my friends here listen to some of those you wrote and some others as well and some non-hip-hop/non-prog as well).
 
 
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I really tried for a long time to get in to rap. Luckily my search has found a rapper I can really enjoy, Lil Wayne, or at least this one mixtape I've heard. It was downright creative and impressive, even to me.
Oh and I've been listening to Saul Williams for a while too, he's quite good.
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I know you're not all this way, it's just I've seen post after post calling rap a 'pollution' and how it's 'killing music', or people saying that it's flat-out not music.
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Originally posted by MHDTV MHDTV wrote:

I know you're not all this way, it's just I've seen post after post calling rap a 'pollution' and how it's 'killing music', or people saying that it's flat-out not music.
 
like you said in your initial post.
 
Anyway, I think it would be a good idea to simply try and counter-post with suggestions and a short explanation about possible things to listen to and why.
 
 
 
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Originally posted by moreitsythanyou moreitsythanyou wrote:

I really tried for a long time to get in to rap. Luckily my search has found a rapper I can really enjoy, Lil Wayne, or at least this one mixtape I've heard. It was downright creative and impressive, even to me. Oh and I've been listening to Saul Williams for a while too, he's quite good.

Oh gods, he's horrible. Try this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=39DJqI8puV0
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Originally posted by avestin avestin wrote:

Originally posted by MHDTV MHDTV wrote:

I know you're not all this way, it's just I've seen post after post calling rap a 'pollution' and how it's 'killing music', or people saying that it's flat-out not music.

 

like you said in your initial post.

 

Anyway, I think it would be a good idea to simply try and counter-post with suggestions and a short explanation about possible things to listen to and why.

 

 

 

Ok. I'll make a rap intro compilation.
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I would say ten years ago Hip Hop was probably the most creative popular music form around
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I don't like many hip hop artists ... but I don't think that this means that I'm close-minded. I simply don't enjoy listening to the music, it doesn't appeal to me. There *are* a few tracks which I like, but those are all on the fringes of the genre and contain elements of other genres.
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Still is. Prog is pretty stale right around now. Seems like it's just a bunch of old bands doing the same thing they've always done.
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Originally posted by MikeEnRegalia MikeEnRegalia wrote:

I don't like many hip hop artists ... but I don't think that this means that I'm close-minded. I simply don't enjoy listening to the music, it doesn't appeal to me. There *are* a few tracks which I like, but those are all on the fringes of the genre and contain elements of other genres.

I wasn't saying just because you dislike it means you're close-minded. Just that I doubt most people have actually heard any, and condemn it just because.
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Originally posted by MHDTV MHDTV wrote:

Originally posted by moreitsythanyou moreitsythanyou wrote:

I really tried for a long time to get in to rap. Luckily my search has found a rapper I can really enjoy, Lil Wayne, or at least this one mixtape I've heard. It was downright creative and impressive, even to me. Oh and I've been listening to Saul Williams for a while too, he's quite good.

Oh gods, he's horrible. Try this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=39DJqI8puV0

He's terrible and amazing at the same time. It's really funny.
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You mean Chuck D? I think not. Lil Wayne is just plain awful. No flow, terrible hackneyed lyrics...
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Not to go off on a tangent but I find it absolutely hysterical that Ice Cube made "Burn Hollywood Burn" when he is starring in a bunch of crappy movies.
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Originally posted by king of Siam king of Siam wrote:

Not to go off on a tangent but I find it absolutely hysterical that Ice Cube made "Burn Hollywood Burn" when he is starring in a bunch of crappy movies.

That's Public Enemy actually.
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But it's still funny that someone who rapped on f**k The Police is also in 'Are We There Yet'.
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Originally posted by MHDTV MHDTV wrote:

Originally posted by king of Siam king of Siam wrote:

Not to go off on a tangent but I find it absolutely hysterical that Ice Cube made "Burn Hollywood Burn" when he is starring in a bunch of crappy movies.

That's Public Enemy actually.
He's in the song though.
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