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"50 cents 10 best songs"

10 = wanksta
9 = wot up gangster
8 = pimp
7 = lifes on da line
6 = realist nig.gas
5 = in da club
4 = hail mary
3 = shot down
2 = patiantly waiting
1 = many men

Just got 2 of 50 Cents albums with G-unit, Dr Dre and Eminem.

Some good songs on there, but not too keen on Dr Dre's songs.

I will have a look later.

Bob_The_Moose wrote:

> I tend to listen to things that are pretty heavy fast and loud (and
> guitar driven),


Then may i suggest getting the remix of Outkast - Bombs over Baghdad.


Very fast, very loud and big guitar riffs (sp?) on it

Asher D wrote:
> say oh this song sounds kinda funky/relaxing/cool, and just enjoy it..


We obviously have completely different music tastes, I don't find them funky/relaxing or cool, and impossible to enjoy because there is nothing there that gains my interest.
I tend to listen to things that are pretty heavy fast and loud (and guitar driven), I don't expect to be able to say to anyone just be quiet and enjoy that new Children of Bodom song, because it's not to everyones tastes, and I bet most people on here would dislike it as soon as they heard it.

My point being that I can't just sit back and enjoy something which I don't like. You seem to like it, and that's fair enough, you can enjoy it, I can't, I think you must be insane, but you probably think the same about me.

You can keep your high opinions of it for all it matters to me, but you can't assume I'm going to share them.

From a purely market perspective, In Da Club is almost flawless.

My favourite 50 track is Got The Hood On Smash, or Cocaine Dreams.

Poor Little Rich Kid is his best song.

And I like rap, it sometimes good to listen to on full volume if you're really peed off.

Just stop looking for 'musical properties', say oh this song sounds kinda funky/relaxing/cool, and just enjoy it..

I'm not trying to come off looking like a 'knob' but I'm giving my opinion that I fail to see any musical properties in anything by 50 cent or in the whole commercialised side of rap. He'd be nowhere if MTV didn't influence so much of America's and increasingly, europe's music taste.

Bob_The_Moose wrote:
> Asher D wrote:
> I bet all the girls at your computerised scrabble club love you.
>
> Er what?

In simple language.

You sound like a knob, lighten up.

When Tupac died, rap died. He was one of the few talented rappers.

Rap is dead. Long live rock (and its derivatives)!