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Nine Inch Nails - Hurt...(WSC sampled this)

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Now_Im_Not_Banned:
I'm probably the most musically open-minded person on this board...I'll listen to anything, from some hardcore C-Bo shit, to some old school Led Zeppelin shit, to some played out Beatles shit, to some G-Funk Warren G shit...PeACe

Don Jacob:
are you sure about that title ^,lol


anyways yeah that song is the shit, both "hurt" and the gangsta the killa....


oh yeah i agree with trauma many rap FANS are the most musically ignorant and closed minded fans in the history of music. every genre before rap ecouraged the learning of an instrument....which is a proven measure of intellect. hip hop does the opposite....instead of learning to play a riff by taking up the instrument.....they simply sample it. also many fans of rap won't listen to anything else  and even say so. but this is a hypocritical notion being that rap sonically isn't a real genre....when you listen to most rap tunes they're just borowed sounds from else where

i like rap in all but people give it too much credit as a form of music.

-rap is the most honest form of music-
false , listen to any real form of music before 1979 (the brith of hip hop) and you'll hear more honesty

-rap speaks to the youth better than any other genre-

oh really? listen to any classic song from the sixties and i'll beg to differ

-rap is the purest form of expression-

aside from a few rappers like pac......the only thing hip hop has expressed is oversexed male machismo and supremecy. there's truer forms of expression in death metal and folk music than in hip hop . straight up.

again i like hip hop/rap but it's liek Jack White said of the White Stripes:

"in black music, you used to see a new thing every two years. first there was blues, then jazz, rock and roll, motown, funk...it regenerated all the time. but hip-hop hasn't regenerated itself for the last 15 years. people criticize our band for having our head in the 60's. but hip hop artists are considered  cutting edge even though they're doing the same thing that was done in 1986."


sorry i had to rant

ZILLA THA GOODFELLA:

--- Quote from: Trauma Wilson on January 07, 2004, 06:56:25 AM ---Yeah, I don't, that's my point.  How many Brian Wilson, beatles, Fiona Apple, Billy Joel, Elton John, Van Morrison, Willie Nelson, or any of the other 100 artists I've preached about... how many of their songs have YOU given a chance?

--- End quote ---


woah woah....U seen 2 be forgettin me askin U bout all them Beatles songs....loll...they coo...


fiona apple....talented female....


elton johns gay tho....

Don Breezio:
ya know i agree w/ the close minded statement...i try to be open minded about all music. the only music i dont like is country. im not really into the old ac/dc type of rock either. but some old stuff is great (elton john, kansas, etc...), i listen to all types of music really though...i prefer hip hop, i love R&B, i own more alternative cds than rap & r&b put together, techno/trance is big with me...like i said the only thing i dont like is country...and its not that i havent given it a chance...i've lived w/ it for 12 years.

Code Blue:
I'll be the first to admit that I'm very close minded. I don't really give a shit though. But with that said I actually like a lot of NIN songs. I've never heard "Hurt" before but "Gangsta, Killa and Dope Deala" is IMO they best trac ever. So maybe I should give the NIN song a listen.

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