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How importat is music to you in your everyday life?
Now_Im_Not_Banned:
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Fuck Your Existence:
i cant live without music...i remember one time the electrical went out in my ride and i refused to drive the shit til i got it fixed...its crazy how music can affect all aspects of our lives
Fuck Your Existence:
--- Quote from: Abdul-Infinite Is Back on September 20, 2007, 08:26:32 PM ---Classic thread! Must be a very old thread because people don't make thoughtful contributions to the forum like this anymore. Look at the OG's that used to make quality posts and how much they have now changed.
Trauma- went from running wckillaz and defending Snoop everyday into being a white trash redneck hick, jerry fallwell pat roberson style christian who only listens to old white folks music.
Doggystylin- all he is good for these days is for a few laughs when he makes a thread about wanting to stalk eminem and posting homo eurotic pics of brad pitt or a eminem in a bathtub.
Sikotic- used to be one of my faves at the forum now I haven't seen a wothwhile post from him in years except some funny bullshit in anything goes.
Rodzilla- don't really post anything worthwhile other than some dope keystyles.
Blade- used to add deep, introspective commentary, he's disapeared into obscurity, shrouded in mystery and myth, lol
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Anyway, great thread. Music has been the best thing in my life, its always there with me everyday.
In jr high I would wake up to some death row shit like the dogg pound, something hard or some player shit cause that was my "image" in jr high, girls were fun then.
My friends and I were also really into bone then, and radio still exposed a new track every few weeks from artist you hadn't ever listened to before, something like ghetto boys "world is a ghetto" my friends and I would watch YoMtvRaps on friday nights at midnight and then sneak out to meet up with girls in the neighborhood, be out til 3-4 in the morning, those were great times.
In highschool as a senoir, I must have listened to the slim shady lp a thousand times. I'd wake up and bump eminems rare unreleased tracks like his "fucking crazy" bootleg or his maxi single bad meetz evil with royce, I had "forgot about dre" and "what's the difference" like 6 months before it actually came out. I listened to eminem constantly in those late highschool years cause I was my self and even my parents were going through depression and everyone was telling me senoir year of highschool was supposed to be the greatest time of my life, so I really related to eminem because my life had become an angst-ridden nightmare I couldn't make any sense of.
These days, I have an ipod withme constantly, so the music is always there. Some nights I like to walk through my old city where I used to live and listen to old tracks from that era, that's one of my favorite things to do. I either listen to mostly 90s hiphop or old 80's love tacks cause I love to be nostalgic since they don't make great music anymore now anyways.
Hiphop is dead, peace
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you take this forum a lil too seriously,also why are you still here? you talk shit on hip-hop and this board on the daily but you cant get enough of it....music goes through fazes,bottom line. hip-hop is in a drought no doubt but every genre goes through it. just kick back and sift through the shit and youll find there is still good hip-hop out there. Also not every song has to be on some deep,intellectual shit...just chill and dont take music/life so seriously.
TraceOneInfinite:
--- Quote from: ^ReLentLess^ on September 21, 2007, 09:06:10 PM ---
you take this forum a lil too seriously,also why are you still here? you talk shit on hip-hop and this board on the daily but you cant get enough of it....music goes through fazes,bottom line. hip-hop is in a drought no doubt but every genre goes through it. just kick back and sift through the shit and youll find there is still good hip-hop out there. Also not every song has to be on some deep,intellectual shit...just chill and dont take music/life so seriously.
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That's how I am. I am a serious person. Now, I could spend my whole life trying to change who I am, or act like I'm something other than a serious person. But how much sense would that make?
Doggystylin:
wtf you just bashed the shit out of me
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