Listening to Great Adventures of Slick Rick for the first time

[TraceOneInfinite Flat Earther 96']

Again.. why bother with Kendrick Lamar when there are still so many classics I have not yet gotten around to listening to?  This album is fabulous, and I can see now where 90's legends like Snoop and Nas got a lot of their his ideas.  The beats are smooth as fuck and the backdrop sounds like a precursor to Illmatic, with Ricky at the top of his game, charismatic and clever rhymes, and of course the storytelling he's known for.

[EAZY-LI]

Again.. why bother with Kendrick Lamar when there are still so many classics I have not yet gotten around to listening to?  This album is fabulous, and I can see now where 90's legends like Snoop and Nas got a lot of their his ideas.  The beats are smooth as fuck and the backdrop sounds like a precursor to Illmatic, with Ricky at the top of his game, charismatic and clever rhymes, and of course the storytelling he's known for.

deffo a hip-hop classic i don't like kendrick Lamars albums i don't understand all the hype.
get back to me when Kendrick can make a song like teenage love. 

[TraceOneInfinite Flat Earther 96']

Again.. why bother with Kendrick Lamar when there are still so many classics I have not yet gotten around to listening to?  This album is fabulous, and I can see now where 90's legends like Snoop and Nas got a lot of their his ideas.  The beats are smooth as fuck and the backdrop sounds like a precursor to Illmatic, with Ricky at the top of his game, charismatic and clever rhymes, and of course the storytelling he's known for.

deffo a hip-hop classic i don't like kendrick Lamars albums i don't understand all the hype.
get back to me when Kendrick can make a song like teenage love. 

 

[Blood$]

welcome to hip-hop 101

[Desert Lord]

classic!

don't know what that got to do with kendrick tho but anyway...

[Blood$]

classic!

don't know what that got to do with kendrick tho but anyway...

he's just creating random classic album threads to slight Kendrick

Again.. why bother with Kendrick Lamar when there are still so many classics I have not yet gotten around to listening to?  This album is fabulous, and I can see now where 90's legends like Snoop and Nas got a lot of their his ideas.  The beats are smooth as fuck and the backdrop sounds like a precursor to Illmatic, with Ricky at the top of his game, charismatic and clever rhymes, and of course the storytelling he's known for.

deffo a hip-hop classic i don't like kendrick Lamars albums i don't understand all the hype.
get back to me when Kendrick can make a song like teenage love. 

"Keisha's Song" > "Teenage Love"

[Black Excellence]

classic album infinite...if you haven't already check out these classics: pete rock & cl smooth's mecca and the soul brother, o.c.'s jewelz, word...life, and krs one's criminal minded just to name a small few.

[Remedy360]

Again.. why bother with Kendrick Lamar when there are still so many classics I have not yet gotten around to listening to?  

You act like listening to a 16 track album is equivalent to reading a five-part book series or something. You listen to the album a few times and decide if its something you're into or not, it's not that difficult. If you're gonna disparage an artist shouldn't you at least listen to their music?

[TraceOneInfinite Flat Earther 96']

classic album infinite...if you haven't already check out these classics: pete rock & cl smooth's mecca and the soul brother, o.c.'s jewelz, word...life, and krs one's criminal minded just to name a small few.

I've already checked out mecca and the soul brother and Criminal Minded and of course I liked both of them

[TraceOneInfinite Flat Earther 96']

You act like listening to a 16 track album is equivalent to reading a five-part book series or something.

It is... I don't take albums casually... they are autobiographies of a period in an artist's life.  And if they are classic then they end up becoming a part of your own life.  So it is like reading a novel.

[Hack Wilson - real]

Brian still needs to check out "The Ringmaster" by ICP

[J. B A N A N A S]

classic album infinite...if you haven't already check out these classics: pete rock & cl smooth's mecca and the soul brother, o.c.'s jewelz, word...life, and krs one's criminal minded just to name a small few.

I've already checked out mecca and the soul brother and Criminal Minded and of course I liked both of them

You say of course as though you're not a fucking idiot when it comes to hip hop.

You are in the same category as the 17 year old fan who only listens to Eminem and T.I., ignoring the wealth of material out there because you have such a limited scope of appreciation and understanding.

[EAZY-LI]

classic!

don't know what that got to do with kendrick tho but anyway...

he's just creating random classic album threads to slight Kendrick

Again.. why bother with Kendrick Lamar when there are still so many classics I have not yet gotten around to listening to?  This album is fabulous, and I can see now where 90's legends like Snoop and Nas got a lot of their his ideas.  The beats are smooth as fuck and the backdrop sounds like a precursor to Illmatic, with Ricky at the top of his game, charismatic and clever rhymes, and of course the storytelling he's known for.

deffo a hip-hop classic i don't like kendrick Lamars albums i don't understand all the hype.
get back to me when Kendrick can make a song like teenage love. 

"Keisha's Song" > "Teenage Love"

just checked this Keisha's song out the rhyming was alright but didn't really connect with me what he was talking about. the hook was more enjoyable than his raps. im more interested to see if the hook comes from an original track just like empire state mind pt 2 which was a lot better than the jay-z one.