Written by Twist on 26.10.2006 at 20:04

Eminem is actually very good. I haven't listened to Encore that much,but I loved The Eminem Show,that album had such great songs,with one song having a guitar solo too. Does anyone else like his music?

Written by Arian Totalis on 27.10.2006 at 00:19

Written by Twist on 26.10.2006 at 20:04

Eminem is actually very good. I haven't listened to Encore that much,but I loved The Eminem Show,that album had such great songs,with one song having a guitar solo too. Does anyone else like his music?

Actually, I was Listening to Eminem and the Beastie Boys Long before I wanted to admit to myself that I like Rap, I wanted to think they were Different somehow, when the only difference was is that they're not Black. Since then, I've gotten a Clue and come to love Rap of all Kinds. Eminem is definitley one of my favorites, and the Eminem Show Is really good. He's probaby one of the most Lyrically Inclined in the Biz, and he works with Dre, Who Is Probably the Very Best Producer in the Biz, I thought that Encore sucked though.....

Written by Twist on 03.11.2006 at 17:41

Written by Arian Totalis on 27.10.2006 at 00:19

Written by Twist on 26.10.2006 at 20:04

Eminem is actually very good. I haven't listened to Encore that much,but I loved The Eminem Show,that album had such great songs,with one song having a guitar solo too. Does anyone else like his music?

Actually, I was Listening to Eminem and the Beastie Boys Long before I wanted to admit to myself that I like Rap, I wanted to think they were Different somehow, when the only difference was is that they're not Black. Since then, I've gotten a Clue and come to love Rap of all Kinds. Eminem is definitley one of my favorites, and the Eminem Show Is really good. He's probaby one of the most Lyrically Inclined in the Biz, and he works with Dre, Who Is Probably the Very Best Producer in the Biz, I thought that Encore sucked though.....

Yeah,I guess "Ass Like That" is from Encore. I hate that song. I don't know if Encore is a sell-out album or if Eminem tries to try something different. Either way,for me it doesn't sound as good as the songs on The Eminem Show.

Written by [user id=17553] on 04.11.2006 at 17:38

i'm not reffering to idiots like eminem, 50 cent, Jay-Z or you name it... that's comercial rubbish.

Written by Stigmatized on 05.11.2006 at 19:31

Hmmm, as far as rap goes for me. I find Outkast enjoyable, but that's probably because they are always experimenting and coming up with fresh ideas. I also enjoy The Gorillaz, who have some hip-hop/rap elements in their music.

Written by Sunioj on 05.11.2006 at 21:39

In regard to the main post, if you know about the origins of rap and metal, they both originate from jazz and rag time during the musical evolution in America to which black americans were forming their own type of music in opposition to white music. Im not sure how the further evolution occured, but I think that after the making of jazz and blues, some white artists started using musical styles from jazz and evolved into rock.

I like old school rap to which I have alot of memories, modern rap IMO is crap, do you guys remember listening to snoop dogg, jin and juice when you were a kid? My old school rap preferences are ONYX, Icecube, Snoop dogg, BIG, and Tupac. Though I barely listen to them these days, its fun to sometimes sing along after getting pissed...

Written by Sunioj on 05.11.2006 at 21:39

In regard to the main post, if you know about the origins of rap and metal, they both originate from jazz

I like old school rap to which I have alot of memories, modern rap IMO is crap, do you guys remember listening to snoop dogg, jin and juice when you were a kid? My old school rap preferences are ONYX, Icecube, Snoop dogg, BIG, and Tupac.

Written by Sunioj on 06.11.2006 at 14:58

Sorry if I didnt read the first few posts, its a habit, I just reply to the main post!
But yeah, Nas is talented, I liked him alot back then, modern rap? Im talking about hip hop with songs from lil jon, kanye west, jayz, outcast etc. I dont like them that much, I think its mainly because Im biased towards old school rap and that there is like a billion new rappers coming out everyday! Nothing personal towards them, I just like the old sound better.

Written by Sunioj on 05.11.2006 at 21:39

In regard to the main post, if you know about the origins of rap and metal, they both originate from jazz and rag time during the musical evolution in America to which black americans were forming their own type of music in opposition to white music. Im not sure how the further evolution occured, but I think that after the making of jazz and blues, some white artists started using musical styles from jazz and evolved into rock.

Written by [user id=1455] on 12.11.2006 at 23:54

Written by Sunioj on 05.11.2006 at 21:39

In regard to the main post, if you know about the origins of rap and metal, they both originate from jazz and rag time during the musical evolution in America to which black americans were forming their own type of music in opposition to white music. Im not sure how the further evolution occured, but I think that after the making of jazz and blues, some white artists started using musical styles from jazz and evolved into rock.

Actually, you're mistaken on the invention of rock. White guys didn't invent it. The reason it was so controversial when it came out, aside from just the fact that "Rock n Roll" technically means to have sex, is because it was considered "black music" by the white parents of white kids who were interested in it. It main influence was R&B (not the R&B we know today... at the time it basically was just what came to be known as rock anyway). The artist most frequently credited with inventing rock would have to be Chuck Berry, a black guy. Obviously that's a very bold statement to make, especially when traces of it can be found in blues and jazz from decades before, but he was certainly one of the most influential artists. Fats Domino, another black guy, has also been credited with releasing the first Rock n Roll album even earlier than Berry.

Written by Konrad on 14.11.2006 at 15:14

Anyone like Body Count?

Written by Arian Totalis on 15.11.2006 at 03:38

Written by Konrad on 14.11.2006 at 15:14

Anyone like Body Count?

Hell ya dude, Ice-T with a metal Band! Oh danm it's good. The only problem with it is that the actual band isn't that great. It's not really so important anyway, because it's more lyrically driven anyway. What about them do you like?