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Jome:

--- Quote from: DaSchizophrenic1 on May 25, 2003, 07:36:03 PM ---
The guy uses such intelligent metaphors and homophones, it's amazing. For example, in the first line: "Pissed on the White House lawn, I threw a rock (Iraq) and I ran (Iran)".....later he goes "y'all wanna ask me who's sane (Hussein)"......The shit he comes up with is amazing.....

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Yeah, he's on another level than other rappers.. the more you look/listen to his lyrics, the more hidden meanings and smart metaphors you will find..


Here is some Pharoahe Monch tracks I recommend, the best listed first:

Last Dayz - Some next level hyper shit, produced by british producer Adam F
Pharoahe takes a look into the future..

Fuck you - If you have seen "Training Day", you will enjoy this.
Pharoahe read the script, then wrote this genius track, where he's rapping from Denzel's viewpoint. He also produced it.

No mercy feat. M.O.P. - Hyper hardcore hiphop with almost surreal Pharoahe-lyrics, and a dope Alchemist-beat.

Simon Says - A big hit, and with a dope ass beat, and equal dope lyrics.
Peep the remix with Method Man, Redman & Busta too.

Oh no feat. Nate Dogg & Mos Def - I bet you've heard this.

Madden Theme 2002 - Short, but sweet.

My Life feat. Styles - Dope ass track, but Pharoahe only does the incredible chorus.

Murda 1 Case feat. DJ Quik - Quik have 2 verses, and Pharoahe 1, and you can guess who came dopest.

Yall know the name - Pharoahe Fuckin Monch, aint a damn thang changed ;D
Dope track... (Peep also the remix with Xzibit)

Right here - Also a dope track, and also with Xzibit on the remix

Dub Plate feat. Wyclef & Kenny Rogers - Country meets rap, in a innovative dope ass cut.

Round and round remix with Method Man, Kool G Rap - Dope shit, Pharoahe improves the original.

I shot the mayor - A sleeper hit.. at first I was like  :-\, but listening to the lyrics, you'll start enjoying it.

Rape - Very lyrical track, dark but still innovative and very creative.
Pharoahe rapping from the rapist viewpoint.

What is the law - Lyrical solid track, not a hit though. Pretty dope.

Lyrical Fluctuation2000 - Underground hiphop at it's best
Not a hit, but dope, and difficult to get tired of.

DaSchizophrenic1:
Jome, did you find any other hidden meanings in the song?

white Boy:
nice track

Jome:

--- Quote from: DaSchizophrenic1 on May 25, 2003, 08:59:20 PM ---Jome, did you find any other hidden meanings in the song?

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Pissed on the muthafuckin White House lawn, I threw a rock (Iraq) and I ran (Iran)

'Cause I couldn't stand any more, within the grips (Egypt) of the man

Yall wanna axe me "Who sane?" (Hussein)

It's a political drawback to great mother Earth, thirty seconds after they +Bag+ 'Dad for what it's worth

Yall ready to 'Raq ? (Not sure, but it sounds like it)

There's also a Al-Quaeda reference, a Al-Jaeda reference, a Mason-reference, a DeGrayson(?)-reference and some other political names & place-names, but politicians & geography isn't my strongest side..
And English is my 2nd language, so I recon Pharoahe masters it a few times better than me.

I would like to see the lyrics to this, but I'm afraid only Pharoahe himself could write it down properly.. Ohhla.com usually misses out on hidden meanings & a lot of names.

The Big Bad Ass:
Good track.

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