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A question for y'all?
Code Blue:
--- Quote from: The Nigga From Compton Thats Stompin' on June 03, 2004, 01:14:59 AM ---
--- Quote ---IMO music that makes people wanna dance, and puts them in a good spirit is a GOOD thing. Now I agree that it ain't necessarily good hip-hop, and people should stop referring to it as that, but it is good MUSIC.
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And you say it is "good" music? well who the fuck is to judge what good music is? I sure as hell don't agree that it is good music.
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I say it's good music because it makes people feel good, and makes them wanna hop on a dance floor and have a good time. What's not good about that? You wouldn't consider "Yeah" good music? There's nothing really negative about the song, it has a good beat, and it makes you wanna dance.
--- Quote from: The Nigga From Compton Thats Stompin' on June 03, 2004, 01:14:59 AM ---Do you think that before Lil Jon was so well known, that if they put a song of his on in the club that it would get such a response? Hell no.
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As big a response? No. But a good enough response to get on the dance floor with a fine chic? Of course. Regardless of if you've heard 100 times, or if it's your 1st time, you're gonna feel the beat and wanna dance to it. Club songs aren't the type that "grow" on people.
hector:
--- Quote ---I say it's good music because it makes people feel good, and makes them wanna hop on a dance floor and have a good time. What's not good about that? You wouldn't consider "Yeah" good music? There's nothing really negative about the song, it has a good beat, and it makes you wanna dance.
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It makes me wanna stick a screwdriver in my ear. there is nothing good about that imo.
--- Quote ---As big a response? No. But a good enough response to get on the dance floor with a fine chic? Of course. Regardless of if you've heard 100 times, or if it's your 1st time, you're gonna feel the beat and wanna dance to it. Club songs aren't the type that "grow" on people.
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dude people like things that they are accustomed too. You always will feel more comfortable around people you know, rather than strangers. Just like people will feel more comfortable dancing to a song that they hear all the time vs a song that its their first time hearing it ever at the club. Having a song be played on the radio and mtv constantly gives it a huge advantage of being a popular club song.
Lets see: most westcoast club songs that they play are old songs like old deathrow stuff and 2Pac. Very rarely do you hear a new wc song in the club. All those songs like nuthing but a g thang, gin and juice, cali love, etc. all great radio and tv play. Lil Jon has been around for years dude, how come you never heard him in the club in 2000? cuz he had no video or airplay. Twista been around for years, dropped dope ass album back in the day? You ever hear him in the club? Fuck no. but now you do? why? cuz all the radio and tv play. They all go hand in hand dude. I'd like you to name a coule of popular club songs that don't get major radio and video play.
Code Blue:
--- Quote from: The Nigga From Compton Thats Stompin' on June 04, 2004, 01:08:33 PM ---
Lets see: most westcoast club songs that they play are old songs like old deathrow stuff and 2Pac. Very rarely do you hear a new wc song in the club. All those songs like nuthing but a g thang, gin and juice, cali love, etc. all great radio and tv play. Lil Jon has been around for years dude, how come you never heard him in the club in 2000? cuz he had no video or airplay. Twista been around for years, dropped dope ass album back in the day? You ever hear him in the club? Fuck no. but now you do? why? cuz all the radio and tv play. They all go hand in hand dude. I'd like you to name a coule of popular club songs that don't get major radio and video play.
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That's true, but they were still comin' out with club-type tracs. It's not they faults that the mainstream is just now pickin' this shit up. Lil' Jon has always been makin' the same type of music. And I've always liked his shit since the beginning. But now that every damn club in North America plays it I'm glad, cuz I love to dance to that shit. That's all I'm sayin'.
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--- Quote from: The Nigga From Compton Thats Stompin' on June 03, 2004, 01:14:59 AM ---
but I don't care. Most this board likes shitty ass rap anyways. I'mma listen to what I like regardless of anyone else. Fuck that bullshit on the radio.
I been to plenty clubs/parties. I could name thousands of bangers that I'd rather hear than the bullshit that gets played. And I'm talking about club/party type songs. You won't ever catch me bobbin my head to some bullshit ass wack wannabe rap shit like Lil Jon or the Yin Yan twinz.
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Don't forget that clubs have more people in them than YOU. Just because you consider a WC track or whatever a club song it doesn't mean everyone else does.
The DJs have to think of everyone. That's why popular stuff gets played because everyone knows it. It gets the ladies going for a start.
KoDy.
Suga Foot:
I just take it for what it is. Music is Music.
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