what do u make of this whole “free palestine” movement that’s extremely popular rn wit the ultra liberals??

The mayor of NYC said the movement in NYC was being funded by outside sources. Meaning it's not organic or if it was, it's been taken over and someone in the shadows is funding it for their own agenda. The same as BLM and most movements. The same for the civil rights movement, the ecumenical movement, the rock n roll movement, the hippie movement, the George Floyd riots, the capital hill insurgency etc. It's order out of chaos meant to bring about a particular end and train the public in the process. This is also a distraction. You have to question anything the media spends so much time on reporting. There are a million things going on that are way more important, so why day after day is this still being discussed?

https://gearspace.com/board/mastering-forum/1023788-dr-dre-compton-sounds-harsh.html?s=b063a7c5e1bf8eacf5048fa7cf8854a9

Super good link to read what gear nerds thought about the album when it dropped. One thing I dont think is true: Some people think that certain sounds only can be created with certain gear. That is a myth nowadays because there are so many good plugins and modern equipment which can create magic too. DJ Premier maybe should have stuck with the MPC60 and the S950 though haha, because he was just a genious on these machines, especially with Eddie Sancho mixing all his stuff. His current beats are dope, but also cant compete like Dre with his primetime of course.

But I will say it again and again: Every great producer especially in hip hop has his ups and downs. And to be able to make still great music in their 50s or 60s is a heavy challenge... After all the classics they made in their career.

Agreed about 2001. I remember hearing Dre replica beats from producers for the next 5+ years.  Dre also carried his sounds with and had a damn near flawlesss 5 year run after 2001 dropped.

I think the 2001 sound aesthetique ended with Busta Rhymes The Big Bang album. After 2006 Dre was looking for a new sound but was never able to create the real magic like on his last great era. To this day every normal music fan loves the sound Dre created in his prime. You just cant deny the fact that these songs all sound as fresh as they came out in 1999 to this day. Show Still D.R.E. or Next Episode to a 14 year old or a 65 year old human being, above 90 percent of all civilized people will know the songs and also the most important thing: Really like them...

I blame it also on the Trap era which lastest waaaay to long in hip hop history. Think about it.. At latest when Soulja Boy came with that Crank That joint in 07, this type of sound took over mainstream hip hop music worldwide. Of course the alternate hip hop genres survived but had a hard time and lived in the underground in the 2010s in my opinion. Thank God its slowly fading away and we are going back to more modern boom bap orientated music with real raps and less mumbleness and autotune.

Wassup Fellaz,

Check that out some smooth flavours for this summer, new video.
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Or proper album.

Another one:

 Kendrick Lamar - 6:16 in LA (Lyrics) (Drake Diss)

When will this guy finally release an unreleased Nate Dogg track

what do u make of this whole “free palestine” movement that’s extremely popular rn wit the ultra liberals??