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can anyone Reccommend me some good artists/tracks?
thanks
> Some of the more political lyrics are a bit cringey, but for a band
> that lives and works out of New York, how could they avoid it? Being
> peace activists, 'free Tibet', and all that, it's quite refreshing to
> hear some anti-Bush prose that actually rocks.
True, it does in the first song, the second song it's still cool, third gets a bit tiresome and the fourth gets annoying. We got it MCA you're anti-violence, war and Bush. Devote 1 or 2 songs to your political message, don't litter the whole flipping album with it, it, for me at least, spoils the enjoyment. Music is an escape from the world, i don't need to be brought back to it every verse.
1. If it has G-Unit, Ja or Nelly on the album, avoid it like the plague.
2. All the old stuff is gold, it's when rappers actually had something important to say instead of telling you what size rims they're riding on
3. Avoid any english 'rappers' apart from Slick Rick (who moved to America when he was 6 anyway) sorry but they can't rap and i don't care what they say after living in Brooklyn for part of my life, living in the 'struggle' of Tottenham doesn't sound quite as tough.
4. Avoid most female rap to, again apart from a very select few they can't rap either. Most of them want to be little female gangstas running around the place, sorry girls can't take you serious either.
> Anything by the following artists:
>
> Mark B & Blade
ha i've seen them live. They are alright weren't great.
> Hey, Nelly used to be quite good!
He did, Country Grammar is great. And Klasknekoff is a good British rapper and a alright female rapper is MC Shystie, well 'One Wish' by her is good.
Basically got me into rap music. Thoroughly brilliant and never a dull moment.