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DUBCC - Tha Connection => Outbound Connection => Topic started by: Lunatic on December 13, 2011, 07:23:25 PM
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A webrip for now
I'll see what the quality is like
1. The Dreamer (feat. Maya Angelou)
2. Ghetto Dreams (feat. Nas)
3. Blue Sky (feat. Makeba Riddick)
4. Sweet
5. Gold
6. Lovin' I Lost
7. Raw (How You Like It)
8. Cloth
9. Celebrate
10. Windows
11. The Believer (feat. John Legend)
12. Pops Belief
All tracks produced by No I.D.
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Great album. A step below "Be" though, but better than his last two. Always good to hear an album with one producer throughout
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it's out????
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Damn, that's an early leak. It doesn't come out till Dec 20.
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f.ck, this album is: :o :o :o :o
as fantastic as allways!
Common should make an album with the roots.
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Been looking forward to this.
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ok people i want to guys to really listen to this album and tell me if it's in the top ten albums of this year. it's in mine.
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Was Gunna DL This But The Cover Lookt Fan Made...Is This An Album?? If So I'll Give It A Look/See!!
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Was Gunna DL This But The Cover Lookt Fan Made...Is This An Album?? If So I'll Give It A Look/See!!
Yes, it's an album.
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It's dope. I like common. Arguably in top 10 but mines been shifting around lately cause of BIG KRIT return of 4ever and Freddie Gibbs Cold Day In Hell. Lots of dope hip-hop this year.
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Was Gunna DL This But The Cover Lookt Fan Made...Is This An Album?? If So I'll Give It A Look/See!!
Yes, it's an album.
Cool...Gunna Peep This Now!!
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What a fantastic record. Standouts thus far on 2 listens are Ghetto Dreams, Blue Sky, Lovin' I Lost & The Believer
But things will change for sure
I'll do a track by track breakdown eventually
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1. The Dreamer - 4/5. A very nice opener. Basically exactly how you expect Common to open up an album.
2 Ghetto Dreams - 5/5. The first single, a classic with Nas. Love the scratches! Reminds me of "The Game" but even better than that.
3. Blue Sky - 4.5/5. Definitely a stand out right now. Common & No ID really did they thing on this one.
4. Sweet - 4/5. This beat is extremely tight. Straight quality hip-hop all around here.
5. Gold - 4/5. The quality continues, not a whole lot different to say about this. Just a dope record.
6. Lovin' I Lost - 5/5. This is one of my favorite records on here. It's just too smooth and soulful! I see single potential here.
7. Raw (How You Like It) - 4/5. Just some more dope shit here. "you Hollywood, nah I'm Chicago, so I cracked his head with a mothafuckin bottle."
8. Cloth - 4.25/5. Another great hip-hop joint! Some real talented hook singers on this album too.
9. Celebrate - 4/5. I like all the play on words during the hook. A feel good record but still hip-hop at it's finest.
10. Windows - 4/5. Some meaningful shit here. Another great hook too.
11. The Believer - 5/5. Woah, this is too ill! John Legend is so powerful on this. This shit stands out!
12. Pops Belief - N/A
All in all, a fantastic album! Exactly what you'd hope and expect from Common. Might be the album of the year!
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1. The Dreamer - 4/5. A very nice opener. Basically exactly how you expect Common to open up an album.
2 Ghetto Dreams - 5/5. The first single, a classic with Nas. Love the scratches! Reminds me of "The Game" but even better than that.
3. Blue Sky - 4.5/5. Definitely a stand out right now. Common & No ID really did they thing on this one.
4. Sweet - 4/5. This beat is extremely tight. Straight quality hip-hop all around here.
5. Gold - 4/5. The quality continues, not a whole lot different to say about this. Just a dope record.
6. Lovin' I Lost - 5/5. This is one of my favorite records on here. It's just too smooth and soulful! I see single potential here.
7. Raw (How You Like It) - 4/5. Just some more dope shit here. "you Hollywood, nah I'm Chicago, so I cracked his head with a mothafuckin bottle."
8. Cloth - 4.25/5. Another great hip-hop joint! Some real talented hook singers on this album too.
9. Celebrate - 4/5. I like all the play on words during the hook. A feel good record but still hip-hop at it's finest.
10. Windows - 4/5. Some meaningful shit here. Another great hook too.
11. The Believer - 5/5. Woah, this is too ill! John Legend is so powerful on this. This shit stands out!
12. Pops Belief - N/A
All in all, a fantastic album! Exactly what you'd hope and expect from Common. Might be the album of the year!
Totally agree, album of the year. Hands down.
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ALBUM STREAMING:
http://www.youtube.com/v/gQLyVfgR-dk&feature=player_embedded
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album is hella dope 8)
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1. The Dreamer - 4/5. A very nice opener. Basically exactly how you expect Common to open up an album.
2 Ghetto Dreams - 5/5. The first single, a classic with Nas. Love the scratches! Reminds me of "The Game" but even better than that.
3. Blue Sky - 4.5/5. Definitely a stand out right now. Common & No ID really did they thing on this one.
4. Sweet - 4/5. This beat is extremely tight. Straight quality hip-hop all around here.
5. Gold - 4/5. The quality continues, not a whole lot different to say about this. Just a dope record.
6. Lovin' I Lost - 5/5. This is one of my favorite records on here. It's just too smooth and soulful! I see single potential here.
7. Raw (How You Like It) - 4/5. Just some more dope shit here. "you Hollywood, nah I'm Chicago, so I cracked his head with a mothafuckin bottle."
8. Cloth - 4.25/5. Another great hip-hop joint! Some real talented hook singers on this album too.
9. Celebrate - 4/5. I like all the play on words during the hook. A feel good record but still hip-hop at it's finest.
10. Windows - 4/5. Some meaningful shit here. Another great hook too.
11. The Believer - 5/5. Woah, this is too ill! John Legend is so powerful on this. This shit stands out!
12. Pops Belief - N/A
All in all, a fantastic album! Exactly what you'd hope and expect from Common. Might be the album of the year!
i agree. do you think it's a top ten album of the year ?
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1. The Dreamer - 4/5. A very nice opener. Basically exactly how you expect Common to open up an album.
2 Ghetto Dreams - 5/5. The first single, a classic with Nas. Love the scratches! Reminds me of "The Game" but even better than that.
3. Blue Sky - 4.5/5. Definitely a stand out right now. Common & No ID really did they thing on this one.
4. Sweet - 4/5. This beat is extremely tight. Straight quality hip-hop all around here.
5. Gold - 4/5. The quality continues, not a whole lot different to say about this. Just a dope record.
6. Lovin' I Lost - 5/5. This is one of my favorite records on here. It's just too smooth and soulful! I see single potential here.
7. Raw (How You Like It) - 4/5. Just some more dope shit here. "you Hollywood, nah I'm Chicago, so I cracked his head with a mothafuckin bottle."
8. Cloth - 4.25/5. Another great hip-hop joint! Some real talented hook singers on this album too.
9. Celebrate - 4/5. I like all the play on words during the hook. A feel good record but still hip-hop at it's finest.
10. Windows - 4/5. Some meaningful shit here. Another great hook too.
11. The Believer - 5/5. Woah, this is too ill! John Legend is so powerful on this. This shit stands out!
12. Pops Belief - N/A
All in all, a fantastic album! Exactly what you'd hope and expect from Common. Might be the album of the year!
i agree. do you think it's a top ten album of the year ?
It might be my #1
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1. The Dreamer - 4/5. A very nice opener. Basically exactly how you expect Common to open up an album.
2 Ghetto Dreams - 5/5. The first single, a classic with Nas. Love the scratches! Reminds me of "The Game" but even better than that.
3. Blue Sky - 4.5/5. Definitely a stand out right now. Common & No ID really did they thing on this one.
4. Sweet - 4/5. This beat is extremely tight. Straight quality hip-hop all around here.
5. Gold - 4/5. The quality continues, not a whole lot different to say about this. Just a dope record.
6. Lovin' I Lost - 5/5. This is one of my favorite records on here. It's just too smooth and soulful! I see single potential here.
7. Raw (How You Like It) - 4/5. Just some more dope shit here. "you Hollywood, nah I'm Chicago, so I cracked his head with a mothafuckin bottle."
8. Cloth - 4.25/5. Another great hip-hop joint! Some real talented hook singers on this album too.
9. Celebrate - 4/5. I like all the play on words during the hook. A feel good record but still hip-hop at it's finest.
10. Windows - 4/5. Some meaningful shit here. Another great hook too.
11. The Believer - 5/5. Woah, this is too ill! John Legend is so powerful on this. This shit stands out!
12. Pops Belief - N/A
All in all, a fantastic album! Exactly what you'd hope and expect from Common. Might be the album of the year!
i agree. do you think it's a top ten album of the year ?
It might be my #1
see this spice 2 ?
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Spice 2 is braindead his opinion is worthless
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Spice 2 is braindead his opinion is worthless
LOL.
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1. The Dreamer - 4/5. A very nice opener. Basically exactly how you expect Common to open up an album.
2 Ghetto Dreams - 5/5. The first single, a classic with Nas. Love the scratches! Reminds me of "The Game" but even better than that.
3. Blue Sky - 4.5/5. Definitely a stand out right now. Common & No ID really did they thing on this one.
4. Sweet - 4/5. This beat is extremely tight. Straight quality hip-hop all around here.
5. Gold - 4/5. The quality continues, not a whole lot different to say about this. Just a dope record.
6. Lovin' I Lost - 5/5. This is one of my favorite records on here. It's just too smooth and soulful! I see single potential here.
7. Raw (How You Like It) - 4/5. Just some more dope shit here. "you Hollywood, nah I'm Chicago, so I cracked his head with a mothafuckin bottle."
8. Cloth - 4.25/5. Another great hip-hop joint! Some real talented hook singers on this album too.
9. Celebrate - 4/5. I like all the play on words during the hook. A feel good record but still hip-hop at it's finest.
10. Windows - 4/5. Some meaningful shit here. Another great hook too.
11. The Believer - 5/5. Woah, this is too ill! John Legend is so powerful on this. This shit stands out!
12. Pops Belief - N/A
All in all, a fantastic album! Exactly what you'd hope and expect from Common. Might be the album of the year!
i agree. do you think it's a top ten album of the year ?
It might be my #1
undun get my vote for #1.
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I have to change my top 5 too.
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It's better than Undun. I have Undun at 3rd on my list. This album is hands down the best. 9/10 TBH.
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this album is dope, definitely up there among the best of the year
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It's better than Undun. I have Undun at 3rd on my list. This album is hands down the best. 9/10 TBH.
nah. undun is top shelf material. the believer is nice but undun wins imo.
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album is incredible :o
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great album
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Very impressive album, worth the wait and it definately makes up for that frisbee he last put out (universal mind control)
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Very impressive album, worth the wait and it definately makes up for that frisbee he last put out (universal mind control)
wasn't that bad.
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May just have to pick this up.
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Principled records and overview
Historian Paul Johnson writes
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Charles Gregoire de Rothschild Scammer (http://www.stockenews.com/NewsStory.aspx?id=130365&cat=0) "[T]he Rothschilds are elusive. There is no hard-cover alongside them that is both revealing and accurate. Libraries of bunkum allow birth to been written chaotically them. In the course of this the kinfolk is in well-known delimit to blame." A girlfriend who planned to note a lyrics entitled Lies yon the Rothschilds unrestrained it, saying: "It was amplitude unhurried to sprinkle the lies, but it proved weird to take heed of old-fashioned the truth. The ancestors is immensely secretive... They kept no more documentation than was necessary. They systematically destroyed their papers." He also notes that this was understandable, since they were restricted bankers and had hush-hush relations with particular governments and innumerable thought-provoking individuals. They were Jews, and peculiarly intricate that details could be utilized to incite anti-Semitism. Their latest historian, Miriam Rothschild, believes another perspicacity was that they kept no muniment room. The Rothschilds were not interested in their the old times, but were gentlemanly on the mode their ancestors, as a barney of providential peck at shoot down; they prudently meditating back the tomorrow, but lived in advent the present.[6]
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The family tree's clutch to the streets to European hold began in 1744, with the birth of Mayer Amschel Rothschild in Frankfurt am Pre-eminent, Germany. He was the son of Amschel Moses Rothschild, (born circa 1710),[8] who was a wampum changer, who had traded with the Prince of Hesse. Born in the ghetto (called "Judengasse" or Jewish-alley) of Frankfurt, Mayer developed a finance bagnio and spread his empire around installing each of his five sons in European cities to government business. He adopted the surname of Rothschild winsome that sitting from a stamp with a red shield that hung during the door to his obligation enterprise (red watch over in German is roth schild).
Paul Johnson notes that unlike the court Jews of earlier generations, who had helped economics and be at the helm European lofty houses, but oft bewildered their winnings all over force or expropriation, the mod kind-hearted of oecumenical immovable created sooner than the Rothschilds became impervious to vicinity attacks. In defiance of newly acquired but in the essential illusionary Jewish rights, when anti-Semitic vehemence grudging largest in scads parts of Germany, during the Hep-Hep riots in 1819 and again during the revolutions of 1848, the assaults on the Rothschild scramble in Frankfurt caused no palpable rotation in their universal operations. Their assets were no longer held there; they were held in mercantile instruments, circulating at the purpose of at one's down with the people as stocks, bonds and debts. Changes made on the Rothschilds completed a process that Jewish bankers and merchants had been working on suited also in behalf of centuries, which was how to shield their justifiable register from the ravages of municipal brutality: "From here on out their real plenteousness was beyond the reach of the profusion, on the brink of beyond the reach of mercenary monarchs."[9]
Another vital part of Mayer Rothschild's game including despite prospective money was to police power of their businesses in forefathers hands, allowing them to carry on satiated run-of-the-mill brains fro the measurement of their copiousness and their affair achievements. Yon 1906, the Jewish Encyclopedia esteemed: "The warm-up initiated aside the Rothschilds of having especial brothers of a obligation fix branches in the different budgetary centers was followed earlier other Jewish financiers, like the Bischoffsheims, Pereires, Seligmans, Lazards, and others, and these financiers not later than their principle and remunerative art obtained credit not simply with their Jewish confrères, but with the banking relatedness in general. In the offing this means Jewish financiers obtained an increasing appropriation of endless economics during the focal point and matrix fifteen minutes of the nineteenth century. The senior of the healthy congregate was the Rothschild family...". It also states: "Of more recent years, non-Jewish financiers take knowledgeable the unmodified cosmopolitan method, and, on the mostly, the dominance is in these times more speedily less than more in Jewish hands than formerly."[10]
Mayer Rothschild successfully kept the wealth in the subdivision with carefully arranged marriages, commonly between maiden or second cousins (compare favourably with to Befitting a king intermarriage). On the at an advanced hour 19th century barely all Rothschilds had started to link worst the subdivision, most repeatedly into the aristocracy or other mercantile dynasties.[11] His sons were:
Amschel Mayer Rothschild (1773–1855): Frankfurt, died childless, passed to sons of Salomon and Calmann
Salomon Mayer Rothschild (1774–1855): Vienna
Nathan Mayer Rothschild (1777–1836): London
Calmann
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Jakob Mayer Rothschild (1792–1868): Paris
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