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Necro - The Pre-Fix For Death...NEW ALBUM!
Kill:
--- Quote from: mousehowl on October 09, 2004, 06:57:26 PM ---yeah, i know exactly where you're coming from. and if, at the end of the day, it was all entertainment, i think i wouldn't have too much of a problem with it. but i kinda view music as an expression of the individual, and if all the individual wants to communicate with me and death and drugs, i either think that a.) this guy's a gimmick or b.) this guy's got issues. i think necro is a combination of a.) and b.). at first i just thought he was riding his gimmick way too hard but after hearing and seeing some of the references he makes, he's obviously deeper into than i thought. i've researched certain things like satan worship and cults, just out of curiosity, but it always ends up making me have a certain feeling. kinda like paranoia but it's like knowing that the deeper you delve in, the more you wish you hadn't. so i try to stay as far away for that stuff as i can but i still have a decent knowledge of things of that nature. the point of the story is, gimmick or not, he's got a message that you will listen to over and over again, until you no longer see what the problem is, you know what i mean?
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yeah i see that, tbh i have personally never thought about it as much as you seem to have and i haven't done any research either. plus i know the feeling u describe when it comes to satanic cults, as soon as i think something of that kind is serious i try to stay the fuck away from it. i just never thought necro's serious and it's still obvious that while it's possible or even very likely he has some kind of perverted fascination for the shit he talks, he's still a gimmick rapper and i'm pretty convinced he's never done any of what he talks about. as for the satanic stuff if i got that right ure pretty religious so i see how u don't like it. as i said i'm not strict, but i'm not atheist either and as far as it gets from worshipping satan and when necro does that i don't like it either, but mostly he's about dissecting human bodies and shit in a general way, which is banal enough to make me not care about it and listen to the beats
Something kinda similar would be Brotha Lynch Hung and X-Raided. Lynch made up this Baby Killer persona and if you ever listened to "Season Of Da Siccness" (which is one of the best w/c hiphop albums EVER IMO) u know how sick that shit is. X-Raided is actually doing life for murder, so in his case the gun talk is not even made up shit. I still listen to both of them. Lynch is a unique and fuckin talented MC and an even better producer capable of creating tracks with a dark, intriguing atmosphere and unlike Necro he often gets away from the sicko shit and does great, authentic gangsta rap. I'm a big fan of his, even though his shit is full of 'bad vibes'. And in X's case i always wonder if there's a difference between listening to him who is in jail for murder and other gangsta rappers who talk about clappin people with at least some of them speaking the truth.
But after all the conclusion i always get to is that for me it's all entertainment and i have to view it from a distance. I do keep in mind 'what the problem is', but i think that if you don't identify with what you know is wrong, you can still enjoy it if you find something enjoyable in it. and i do understand anybody who doesn't
Sikotic™:
--- Quote from: mousehowl on October 09, 2004, 02:16:01 PM ---by the way nic, what did you think of that hyde lp? did it live up to your expectations? i thought it was wack. i never liked that guy from day one.
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I thought it was pretty hot. Especially the last track (I think it was called "Them").
Ras Kass' Toothpick:
--- Quote from: mousehowl on October 11, 2004, 12:23:43 AM ---his voice and delivery kick ass.
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:puke:
Kill:
--- Quote from: Ras Kass' Toothpick on October 11, 2004, 07:32:41 AM ---
--- Quote from: mousehowl on October 11, 2004, 12:23:43 AM ---his voice and delivery kick ass.
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:puke:
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u seem to be attackin non-phix members/affiliates with a peculiar aggression. IMO his voice is ok and his flow's the shit
Ras Kass' Toothpick:
Not really, I enjoy The Future Is Now, it's a good album. The problem is these guys just can't cut it solo, they belong in a group atmosphere.
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