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Elements => Tha Studio => Topic started by: TraceOneInfinite Flat Earther 96' on July 05, 2011, 10:30:44 PM
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Artist: Infinite
Album: Meditations
Produced by: Ansane, Silent Serpent, Nutheory, DOCB, Unknown, Oklin, Illicit
Featured Artists: L.A.M.B. L.A.'s Most Blunted, Sccit, Roccy, Muhammad Sulu, Blade, Yatzee
Recorded at: Laptop and Desktop Computer and Microphone- Poor Sound Quality
Disc One: The Meditations E.P.
http://www.sendspace.com/filegroup/Q3bb4mvhCwG3sLTSQj3dU3auP3PqBCrBFjndQeq33uyAEVQCRv4tGcA9yP4x6oPPUleNtrGRjT6jurisSzZHQB2eJOzvTz0b
Track 1: Interview Part 1 - (Interview by Yatzee)
Track 2: "Depression"
Track 3: Interview Part 2 (influences)
Track 4: "Rise And Fall of Islamic Nation" - feat. Muhammad Sulu
Track 5: Interview Part 3 (favorite songs)
Track 6: "Spiritual Breakdown"
Track 7: Interview Part 4 - (Message to younger generation)
Track 8: "Finding Home" - feat. Muhammad Sulu - prod. by Ansane
Track 9: "Lucid Dreamiing" - prod. by Bobby Ruckus
Track 10: "Face"
Track 11: "The Journey" - prod. by Nutheory
Disc 2: Leftovers and B Sides
http://www.sendspace.com/filegroup/qVXv3e1UsiavvO3jSHVvYIdZBTBSqROQaJg8fjAAy9%2F8y22ZUqlJW5AaVTHBW9ua
Track 1: "Issues" - feat. Muhammad Sulu - prod. by Oklin
Track 2: "L.A.M.B."- feat. L.A's Most Blunted Sccit and Roccy
Track 3: "Repeat Offender" feat. Sccit
Track 4: "Wife of The Next Life" feat. Muhammad Sulu - prod. by Ansane
Track 5: "Keystyle Kings" feat. and prod. by DOCB
Track 6: "Election Battle 2008" prod. by Illicit and feat. Blade
Track 7: "Keep It Real" feat. Roccy of L.A.M.B.
Track 8: "Hip-Hop" feat. Muhammad Sulu
Sample These Tracks off the Album:
Track 2: "Everyday Struggle (The Depression track)" - (2011 version)
http://www.youtube.com/v/V08m7ca3ofk?version=3&hl=en_US&rel=0
Track 11: "The Journey"- (2011 version)
http://www.youtube.com/v/3N0dzU4jfYY?version=3&hl=en_US&rel=0
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Damn you must be sharing a brain cell with radio tube
Here's the bonus track
"I'll never record another song again" lucky dube
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Damn you must be sharing a brain cell with radio tube
Here's the bonus track
"I'll never record another song again" lucky dube
huh.. I don't get it.. and how in the hell would someone like you be able to come up with that Lucky Dube reference
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(http://img4.imageshack.us/img4/5076/malcolmx10copy.jpg)
we got the album cover ^
and btw why did you waste your time typing 2011 for every song?
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we got the album cover ^
and btw why did you waste your time typing 2011 for every song?
Because I wanted people to know it's the updated and completed shit and not the rough cuts
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do you like Tom's album cover for you?
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do you like Tom's album cover for you?
No... I want just my face on the album cover... cause this is going to be some deeply personal shit. You'll see what I mean when I start posting up the tracks real soon. It's straight raw shit. No fucking hi-tec studio or recording budget, just raw shit from the soul. Your gonna see what I mean when I post up this first track very soon.
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Artist: Infinite
Song Title: "Everyday Struggle (The Depression Track)"
Production: Unknown
Album: The Meditations EP
No Features
First leak to set the tone for the album...
http://www.youtube.com/v/V08m7ca3ofk?version=3&hl=en_US&rel=0
"Everyday Struggle (The Depression Track)" by Infinite - just raw shit from the soul, one take that shit, no studio tricks, hip-hop began with poor people who didn't have money to buy instruments, and this album is just a raw expression of my soul; with this track being the most revealing in that it exposes the most vulnerable elements of my soul! Hip-Hop catharsis...
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http://www.youtube.com/v/V08m7ca3ofk?version=3&hl=en_US&rel=0
"Everyday Struggle (The Depression Track)" by Infinite - just raw shit from the soul, one take that shit, no studio tricks, hip-hop began with poor people who didn't have money to buy instruments, and this album is just a raw expression of my soul; with this track being the most revealing in that it exposes the most vulnerable elements of my soul! Hip-Hop catharsis...
^^^btw, This is the effect white women have on me... lol
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props on puttin 2gether an album 8)...i like the element of rawness in ur shit. like u said, no studio effects, just heart-felt lyrics- a mic, a beat, and poetry. tracks were raw, i liked the first 1 better. u could use some better mixin, but like u said, u on that raw/old school effect, so keep doin ya thang, u always gettn better. LAMB.
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props on puttin 2gether an album 8)...i like the element of rawness in ur shit. like u said, no studio effects, just heart-felt lyrics- a mic, a beat, and poetry. tracks were raw, i liked the first 1 better. u could use some better mixin, but like u said, u on that raw/old school effect, so keep doin ya thang, u always gettn better. LAMB.
yeah, it's like a demo. It's cut like this and then later if I have the opportunity I can cut it studio quality. But the rawness in sound can go with the rawness of the lyrics that I have planned for this album. And like KRS said rap was founded by poor people that didn't have money for instruments
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So after listening to both tracks, i gotta say not bad. I would suggest to try not to be so monotone with the flow, but overall your spoken>you written. You stated that it was raw style so the vocals mix I tried to not let get in the way. But in the future turn up the vocals a bit. Nice work.
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So after listening to both tracks, i gotta say not bad. I would suggest to try not to be so monotone with the flow, but overall your spoken>you written. You stated that it was raw style so the vocals mix I tried to not let get in the way. But in the future turn up the vocals a bit. Nice work.
thanks for the review and suggestion. definitely appreciated
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why didnt u put any westcoast-gangstarappers on there? like Clint Dogg did..
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KANSAS = HOME.
AFRICA = FAR OFF CONTINENT FILLED WITH PEOPLE WHOM YOU SHARE NO LINEAGE WITH.
Y U NO KEEP IT REAL BRIAN?
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2. "Finding Home (Africa's Song)" feat. Muhammad Sulu-Gambari (2011 version)
SMH.
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KANSAS = HOME.
AFRICA = FAR OFF CONTINENT FILLED WITH PEOPLE WHOM YOU SHARE NO LINEAGE WITH.
Y U NO KEEP IT REAL BRIAN?
That's not a solo song. I did that track with a friend of mine who is originally from Nigeria, so much of the concept and title came from him.
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Artist: Infinite
Song Title: "Everyday Struggle (The Depression Track)"
Production: Unknown
Album: The Meditations EP
No Features
First leak to set the tone for the album...
http://www.youtube.com/v/V08m7ca3ofk?version=3&hl=en_US&rel=0
"Everyday Struggle (The Depression Track)" by Infinite - just raw shit from the soul, one take that shit, no studio tricks, hip-hop began with poor people who didn't have money to buy instruments, and this album is just a raw expression of my soul; with this track being the most revealing in that it exposes the most vulnerable elements of my soul! Hip-Hop catharsis...
Positives
The was actually pretty dope for fruity loops beat and does set the tone of the song
Your emotion is real
If that is your mom in the pic with your ex, your mother is a MILF
Negatives
Your entire delivery, it was robotic and your flow is incredibly forced
Is this the same Ashley from when you were 16 years old ? C'mon man grow the fuck up and move on already. Just about every guy has been hurt deeply by a woman regardless of the broads color but 90% of us move on, especially if it was from when we were 16, jesus fucking christ man holding on to that anger isn't going to do you any good.
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after hearing this its safe to say Brian is LAMBs premiere emcee.
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after hearing this its safe to say Brian is LAMBs premiere emcee.
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Not too bad Brian, although once again I have to say your LAMB affiliation is bringing you down. Referring to women as bitches and all that? That's not your steez, quit letting Elior make you feel like you need to degrade women to feel better about yourself.
He can't even give you props on your songs without cutting you down at the same time.
Elior is one abusive asshole.
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cant wait to peep the album
8)
ill give you mad props on actually putting this shit up after all the clowning thats been going on... and you spit some real shit bro... i like that real shit not just some mixed up words sccit and roccy put together
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Not too bad Brian, although once again I have to say your LAMB affiliation is bringing you down. Referring to women as bitches and all that? That's not your steez, quit letting Elior make you feel like you need to degrade women to feel better about yourself.
He can't even give you props on your songs without cutting you down at the same time.
Elior is one abusive asshole.
he told roccy he couldnt be down with lamb if he didnt lose some weight.
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Positives
The was actually pretty dope for fruity loops beat and does set the tone of the song
Your emotion is real
If that is your mom in the pic with your ex, your mother is a MILF
Negatives
Your entire delivery, it was robotic and your flow is incredibly forced
Is this the same Ashley from when you were 16 years old ? C'mon man grow the fuck up and move on already. Just about every guy has been hurt deeply by a woman regardless of the broads color but 90% of us move on, especially if it was from when we were 16, jesus fucking christ man holding on to that anger isn't going to do you any good.
I know I have issues with my flow. But I try to make up for it in other areas.
Yeah, that is Ashley. This album is like a biopic of my life, and she is part of my history. So just because she is a part of a song that doesn't mean I'm not over her. I am just speaking on aspects of my life's history. Not only am I over Ashley in 2011 but I'm not into any white women anymore for that matter. I'm not attracted to them physically, mentally, spiritually or otherwise. And they aren't feeling me either.
You will notice a theme as my album develops...
White women= Depression - like in "Everyday Struggle/Depression track" and "Message to 1999"
Arab women= longing, mysticism, respect, intelligence, romance - like in "Message To My Wife" and "Face"
black women= happiness, uplifiting - like in "Finding Home/Africa's Song" and "Run Away"
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http://www.youtube.com/v/9nqgHk8s6GU?version=3&hl=en_US&rel=0" type=
Can't get this track out of my head.
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Can't get this track out of my head.
Thanks.... you may like this alternate version of the track then as well. This is gonna be a bonus track for my album. It's my homie Muhammad's solo version of the same song. Him and I were born on the same day, April 20th and it was a blessing for me the time we spent recording together.
http://www.youtube.com/v/2Pnzzi6fsLg?version=3&hl=en_US&rel=0
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He's a talented man.
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Positives
The was actually pretty dope for fruity loops beat and does set the tone of the song
Your emotion is real
If that is your mom in the pic with your ex, your mother is a MILF
Negatives
Your entire delivery, it was robotic and your flow is incredibly forced
Is this the same Ashley from when you were 16 years old ? C'mon man grow the fuck up and move on already. Just about every guy has been hurt deeply by a woman regardless of the broads color but 90% of us move on, especially if it was from when we were 16, jesus fucking christ man holding on to that anger isn't going to do you any good.
You will notice a theme as my album develops...
White women= Depression - like in "Everyday Struggle/Depression track" and "Message to 1999"
Arab women= longing, mysticism, respect, intelligence, romance - like in "Message To My Wife" and "Face"
black women= happiness, uplifiting - like in "Finding Home/Africa's Song" and "Run Away"
wow. You leave me speechless :-\
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He's a talented man.
yeah, and he's not even that big into a hip-hop. He's just a lover of music in general. Thanks for checking it out though. He's gonna be all over my album in different spots. It's especially nice when I have him on a hook because there is no way I could sing myself.
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Positives
The was actually pretty dope for fruity loops beat and does set the tone of the song
Your emotion is real
If that is your mom in the pic with your ex, your mother is a MILF
Negatives
Your entire delivery, it was robotic and your flow is incredibly forced
Is this the same Ashley from when you were 16 years old ? C'mon man grow the fuck up and move on already. Just about every guy has been hurt deeply by a woman regardless of the broads color but 90% of us move on, especially if it was from when we were 16, jesus fucking christ man holding on to that anger isn't going to do you any good.
I know I have issues with my flow. But I try to make up for it in other areas.
Yeah, that is Ashley. This album is like a biopic of my life, and she is part of my history. So just because she is a part of a song that doesn't mean I'm not over her. I am just speaking on aspects of my life's history. Not only am I over Ashley in 2011 but I'm not into any white women anymore for that matter. I'm not attracted to them physically, mentally, spiritually or otherwise. And they aren't feeling me either.
You will notice a theme as my album develops...
White women= Depression - like in "Everyday Struggle/Depression track" and "Message to 1999"
Arab women= longing, mysticism, respect, intelligence, romance - like in "Message To My Wife" and "Face"
black women= happiness, uplifiting - like in "Finding Home/Africa's Song" and "Run Away"
lol, nice breakdown...is that pic in the video of ashley n her mama?
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lol, nice breakdown...is that pic in the video of ashley n her mama?
Yeah, that's Ashley and her mom. Because this album is going to be really personal I want the visuals/images to be as personal to my story as possible.
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lmao yall are seriously not fuckin with this right??? hahahahha this is the funniest shit ive heard ever
it sounds like a 15 year old kid whos voice aint fully broke yet awkwardly stumbling thru his lines hahhahahahah
classic
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Briguys gonna delete your post now. Heart pumping halal kool aid.
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lmao yall are seriously not fuckin with this right??? hahahahha this is the funniest shit ive heard ever
it sounds like a 15 year old kid whos voice aint fully broke yet awkwardly stumbling thru his lines hahhahahahah
classic
Brian >>> Bricksquad.
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lol, nice breakdown...is that pic in the video of ashley n her mama?
Yeah, that's Ashley and her mom. Because this album is going to be really personal I want the visuals/images to be as personal to my story as possible.
nice...deep shit
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Lyrics are cool, but your delivery is terrible. Have you ever considered doing spoken word? I think your lyrics are good enough where if you did it in spoken word form it might be kinda cool.
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lmao yall are seriously not fuckin with this right??? hahahahha this is the funniest shit ive heard ever
it sounds like a 15 year old kid whos voice aint fully broke yet awkwardly stumbling thru his lines hahhahahahah
classic
Brian >>> Bricksquad.
I GOT HARD WITH THE MUTHAFUCKIN FACEPAINT NIGGA
PAINT MY FACE BLACK HAVE U THINKIN IM A NIGGA
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Lyrics are cool, but your delivery is terrible. Have you ever considered doing spoken word? I think your lyrics are good enough where if you did it in spoken word form it might be kinda cool.
like I said I know I got issues with my flow but there is more to an artist than just his flow. In fact these artists that are popular today can flow their ass off but I don't give a shit about their music because it's all flow and no substance and meaning. My shit is the opposite, all substance and meaning and no flow.
honestly I dont know shit about spoken word. The only thing that comes to mind is some Saul Williams (actor from Slam) stuff I listened to but I didnt go that deep into it. Guess I will make a note to look more into it.
But anyway this album is basically finished anyway, its just recutting, rehashing and organizing it all in a way thats presentable. So Im going to complete this project so that it can be a fully realized project, and then go from there.
More leeks coming this week...
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Song: "Spiritual Breakdown" (Arab Gulf 07')
Artist: Infinite solo
Production: Unknown
Lyrics: Taken from a journal entry I made in Jan. 07' while living in the Arab Gulf
http://www.youtube.com/v/Kl4snhK57ro?version=3&hl=en_US&rel=0
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Like someone else in this thread said, I really think you should focus on spoken word instead of rap. Rap isn't your thing because it just isn't your flow thats wack, it's basically every technical aspect of being an emcee. I think if you did spoken word you would be better to convey your emotion instead of being confined to staying with the beat, just my honest 2 cents.
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Song: "Spiritual Breakdown" (Arab Gulf 07')
Artist: Infinite solo
Production: Unknown
Lyrics: Taken from a journal entry I made in Jan. 07' while living in the Arab Gulf
http://www.youtube.com/v/Kl4snhK57ro?version=3&hl=en_US&rel=0
This one's got a dope ass beat, and your delivery and flow here is better than on the other songs. Keep working on it man.
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Song: "Spiritual Breakdown" (Arab Gulf 07')
Artist: Infinite solo
Production: Unknown
Lyrics: Taken from a journal entry I made in Jan. 07' while living in the Arab Gulf
http://www.youtube.com/v/Kl4snhK57ro?version=3&hl=en_US&rel=0
This one's got a dope ass beat, and your delivery and flow here is better than on the other songs. Keep working on it man.
Thanks for the feedback. Yeah, I felt an improvement in the way this track came together, from the flow, delivery, layering, and mixing. The lyrics are kind of similar to "The Depression Track" but with an Arab twist, so the beat is a perfect match because the sample on the chorus is beautiful with "Ride over the sand/over and over again".
It's easily my favorite amateur beat of all time, I could just listen to that beat alone on repeat over and over and never get tired of it. It's enchanting, mystical.
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Like someone else in this thread said, I really think you should focus on spoken word instead of rap. Rap isn't your thing because it just isn't your flow thats wack, it's basically every technical aspect of being an emcee. I think if you did spoken word you would be better to convey your emotion instead of being confined to staying with the beat, just my honest 2 cents.
Thanks for the feedback, and like I said, maybe later I will check out spoken word, but this album is already in the can homie... This shit is like 10 years in the making so I might as well put the finishing touches on it and put it out for whatever it's worth.
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^lol, dont take that shit seriously, they just wanna say whatever they can 2 bring u down...if u like rappin, rap and ull keep improvin with every track...spoken word is somethin completely different.
as for ur new track, thats the 1 dopest uv posted yet...like dude above me said, ur delivery and everything seemed a better on this 1, and the beat was def nice. 8)
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cute dress
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^lol, dont take that shit seriously, they just wanna say whatever they can 2 bring u down...if u like rappin, rap and ull keep improvin with every track...spoken word is somethin completely different.
Not trying to bring anyone down homie, nobody is telling him to not to rap. But he got some pretty good lyrics and I thought it might be cool to express them in a spoken word form. Like dude said above he could convey his emotions on some spoken word a little better. Maybe try a spoken word version of the album after the rap album...
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Does Ashley know about this song? Seriously though, if this is a chick from when you were 16, you really need to let that shit go.
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Does Ashley know about this song? Seriously though, if this is a chick from when you were 16, you really need to let that shit go.
Actually we were only together for one summer and I wasn't even 16 at the time, I was actually 14 (summer of 96'). She was only in my nieghborhood that summer because she was visiting her dad for the summer. She left to go back to her moms house in Maryland for the start of the school year (and never came back again, her mom was a bitch and manipulated everything to keep her away from her dad).
This was at the end of the summer of 96, she left on August 21rst 1996, then 2pac was shot a couple weeks later. At the same time I was starting my freshman year of highschool, and started seeing girls from my school again but I had lost all attraction to them, I didn't feel anything for any girl but Ashley. In fact I suffered from something called anhedonia, where nothing was enjoyable to me, even things I'd enjoyed all my life like basketball lost all their pleasure. So in the "Depression Track" when I say "Ashley left/ God made a theft/ and left me with a disease so deep/ I couldn't find the cure"--- The disease I'm talking about is anhedonia.
Ashley and I wrote each other intense love letters through the mail (no e-mail back then) for the next couple years and then around 99 she moved on from me. I even drove all the way to Maryland in 2000, even though she had pretty much moved on. She wouldn't answer her phone and avoided me so I wasn't gonna be a stalker so I just left without seeing her, even though I'd driven all that way. I was in a deep depression from fall 96 up through 2000...
...funny thing happened later though. See all those girls at my school were white, and after highschool I started dealing strictly with non-white girls, and I was cured and lived happily ever after. The End.
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Does Ashley know about this song? Seriously though, if this is a chick from when you were 16, you really need to let that shit go.
Actually we were only together for one summer and I wasn't even 16 at the time, I was actually 14 (summer of 96'). She was only in my nieghborhood that summer because she was visiting her dad for the summer. She left to go back to her moms house in Maryland for the start of the school year (and never came back again, her mom was a bitch and manipulated everything to keep her away from her dad).
This was at the end of the summer of 96, she left on August 21rst 1996, then 2pac was shot a couple weeks later. At the same time I was starting my freshman year of highschool, and started seeing girls from my school again but I had lost all attraction to them, I didn't feel anything for any girl but Ashley. In fact I suffered from something called anhedonia, where nothing was enjoyable to me, even things I'd enjoyed all my life like basketball lost all their pleasure. So in the "Depression Track" when I say "Ashley left/ God made a theft/ and left me with a disease so deep/ I couldn't find the cure"--- The disease I'm talking about is anhedonia.
Ashley and I wrote each other intense love letters through the mail (no e-mail back then) for the next couple years and then around 99 she moved on from me. I even drove all the way to Maryland in 2000, even though she had pretty much moved on. She wouldn't answer her phone and avoided me so I wasn't gonna be a stalker so I just left without seeing her, even though I'd driven all that way. I was in a deep depression from fall 96 up through 2000...
...funny thing happened later though. See all those girls at my school were white, and after highschool I started dealing strictly with non-white girls, and I was cured and lived happily ever after. The End.
Fuck all that. new song is the best you've posted yet. Clean beat and your vocals were mixed alot better. Still off kilter flow at times, but overall dope.
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infinite just needs better mixing and he'd be set...when he gets back 2 cali, we guna get his shit mixed nicely so the vocal quality will match the lyrical quality. 8)
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infinite just needs better mixing and he'd be set...when he gets back 2 cali, we guna get his shit mixed nicely so the vocal quality will match the lyrical quality. 8)
8)
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Brian you are letting yourself be led by the deaf, dumb and blind. The lamb bunch or whatever is not a good look for you.
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Brian you are letting yourself be led by the deaf, dumb and blind. The lamb bunch or whatever is not a good look for you.
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i think u should put the song meditation with rod on this solo.....
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Listened to a couple of the snippets. It's got potential. Like everyone else is saying, some of the elements are a lil rough, but with a lil polishing it can be a dope record. I'm feeling the vibe and the raw honesty of it. No gimmicky shit. I like that.
Good luck with the finished product.
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i think u should put the song meditation with rod on this solo.....
I actually liked "Repeat Offender" better, but I don't have plans to put either of those tracks on. But I will see how they fit after the rest is done.
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Listened to a couple of the snippets. It's got potential. Like everyone else is saying, some of the elements are a lil rough, but with a lil polishing it can be a dope record. I'm feeling the vibe and the raw honesty of it. No gimmicky shit. I like that.
Good luck with the finished product.
yo thanks for that... keep up with the feedback... expecting to have more leeks up tonight
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i think u should put the song meditation with rod on this solo.....
I actually liked "Repeat Offender" better, but I don't have plans to put either of those tracks on. But I will see how they fit after the rest is done.
i think ur flow on meditation was real nice. i thought both those tracks were really good, to be honest...i still got them both n i just bumped em yesterday. real shit.
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i think u should put the song meditation with rod on this solo.....
I actually liked "Repeat Offender" better, but I don't have plans to put either of those tracks on. But I will see how they fit after the rest is done.
i think ur flow on meditation was real nice. i thought both those tracks were really good, to be honest...i still got them both n i just bumped em yesterday. real shit.
Nice feedback. Really helping him develop as an artist. "Nice song, bro". Hypocrite.
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i think u should put the song meditation with rod on this solo.....
I actually liked "Repeat Offender" better, but I don't have plans to put either of those tracks on. But I will see how they fit after the rest is done.
i think ur flow on meditation was real nice. i thought both those tracks were really good, to be honest...i still got them both n i just bumped em yesterday. real shit.
Nice feedback. Really helping him develop as an artist. "Nice song, bro". Hypocrite.
Yo Cham, I appreciate the feedback and the turn around in our exchanges lately, but how can you question Sccit's help or support when we are in the same crew? That's like saying Andre 3000 doesn't support Big Boi or something like that
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Those two are poor examples because first of all, those are two great, well established veteran, artists who at this point don't need critiquing. Secondly, no offense to you, but like we've been telling you. It's not Andre 3000 & Big Boi over here with you two. NIK treats you as an inferior; I just don't think you're conscious of it. It's more like 50 Cent & Tony Yayo. One thinks he's a glorified rapper & the other just lives in his shadow & is his known bitch.
A better example of you two is like Jay-Z & J. Cole or Lil' Wayne & Drake. Both Cole & Drake when they were first hitting the scene. After Cole & Drake would spit something, a guy like Jay or Wayne would explain to them what could be better, what they could work on, what they could add. Not just listen to a take & say, "Dope, Drizzy".
Meanwhile, he sits here & cries at anybody who "doesn't give feedback". ::)
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4th Leak...
http://www.youtube.com/v/3N0dzU4jfYY?version=3&hl=en_US&rel=0
Song: "The Journey"
Performed by- Infinite solo
Lyrics by- Infinite (with small sample of lyrics from AZ's "Sugar Hill")
Production: Nutheory
...taken from a late Dec. 2010 Journal entry written in West Africa
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Those two are poor examples because first of all, those are two great, well established veteran, artists who at this point don't need critiquing. Secondly, no offense to you, but like we've been telling you. It's not Andre 3000 & Big Boi over here with you two. NIK treats you as an inferior; I just don't think you're conscious of it. It's more like 50 Cent & Tony Yayo. One thinks he's a glorified rapper & the other just lives in his shadow & is his known bitch.
A better example of you two is like Jay-Z & J. Cole or Lil' Wayne & Drake. Both Cole & Drake when they were first hitting the scene. After Cole & Drake would spit something, a guy like Jay or Wayne would explain to them what could be better, what they could work on, what they could add. Not just listen to a take & say, "Dope, Drizzy".
Meanwhile, he sits here & cries at anybody who "doesn't give feedback". ::)
So if you said Sccit is "treating me like an inferior" in this thread, then can you name me one person in this thread who is "treating me like a superior"? I don't believe in superior or inferior, because everyone has to put themselves first, it is a basic rule of survival in life. So Sccit should put himself before me, and I should put myself before him.
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4th Leak...
http://www.youtube.com/v/3N0dzU4jfYY?version=3&hl=en_US&rel=0
Song: "The Journey"
Performed by- Infinite solo
Lyrics by- Infinite (with small sample of lyrics from AZ's "Sugar Hill")
Production: Nutheory
...taken from a late Dec. 2010 Journal entry written in West Africa
dope track...lyrics on par, flow could use a lil improvement, and mixin could definitely be better, but the rawness is just reality. i'm diggin ur last 2 tracks the most, especially "arab gulf 07". lamb spit 8).
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Those two are poor examples because first of all, those are two great, well established veteran, artists who at this point don't need critiquing. Secondly, no offense to you, but like we've been telling you. It's not Andre 3000 & Big Boi over here with you two. NIK treats you as an inferior; I just don't think you're conscious of it. It's more like 50 Cent & Tony Yayo. One thinks he's a glorified rapper & the other just lives in his shadow & is his known bitch.
A better example of you two is like Jay-Z & J. Cole or Lil' Wayne & Drake. Both Cole & Drake when they were first hitting the scene. After Cole & Drake would spit something, a guy like Jay or Wayne would explain to them what could be better, what they could work on, what they could add. Not just listen to a take & say, "Dope, Drizzy".
Meanwhile, he sits here & cries at anybody who "doesn't give feedback". ::)
So if you said Sccit is "treating me like an inferior" in this thread, then can you name me one person in this thread who is "treating me like a superior"? I don't believe in superior or inferior, because everyone has to put themselves first, it is a basic rule of survival in life. So Sccit should put himself before me, and I should put myself before him.
lol, no need 2 try and have a logical conversation with someone who obviously lacks logic. these divide n conquer strategies clearly stem from jealousy of the work we put in. u already know what i think of ur shit, and this cham fag is suggestin otherwise....why even bother?
btw, i just noticed the cham fag also went on a rant about how i didnt give u enough feedback/tips for the track "meditations"....cham, u dumb bitch, that track was recorded in 2001, i heard it over 10 years ago lmao...u dont even know what the fuck u hatin on, u just hatin for the sake of hatin, and it's not like we didn't all know this about u, but ur makin it extremely obvious with ur retarded observations, 2 the point where u'd have 2 be slow to think ur motives aren't blatant.
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Those two are poor examples because first of all, those are two great, well established veteran, artists who at this point don't need critiquing. Secondly, no offense to you, but like we've been telling you. It's not Andre 3000 & Big Boi over here with you two. NIK treats you as an inferior; I just don't think you're conscious of it. It's more like 50 Cent & Tony Yayo. One thinks he's a glorified rapper & the other just lives in his shadow & is his known bitch.
A better example of you two is like Jay-Z & J. Cole or Lil' Wayne & Drake. Both Cole & Drake when they were first hitting the scene. After Cole & Drake would spit something, a guy like Jay or Wayne would explain to them what could be better, what they could work on, what they could add. Not just listen to a take & say, "Dope, Drizzy".
Meanwhile, he sits here & cries at anybody who "doesn't give feedback". ::)
So if you said Sccit is "treating me like an inferior" in this thread, then can you name me one person in this thread who is "treating me like a superior"? I don't believe in superior or inferior, because everyone has to put themselves first, it is a basic rule of survival in life. So Sccit should put himself before me, and I should put myself before him.
Well, don't lie. You've said he's better than you. You treat him like a superior. Therefore, if we want to talk logic, you must be the inferior.
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lol @ NIK giving a little more input after I called him out. This nigga is a joke.
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Well, don't lie. You've said he's better than you. You treat him like a superior. Therefore, if we want to talk logic, you must be the inferior.
Yeah, he's a better rapper... and if I sat here and tried to deny it and say I could rap better than him then I would only sound like an ass and would lose credibility, which would actually only make me more "inferior". So I'm doing what's best for me by keeping it real.
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lol @ NIK giving a little more input after I called him out. This nigga is a joke.
idiot, dont flatter urself.. i didnt even get what u were sayin until later. u quoted me on saying i liked "meditations" and said i didnt give him enough feedback on the track lmao. i mixed that track for him in 2001....slap urself, u ignorant nerd.
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Face is the only one i peeped and it sounds horrrrrrible
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then I would only sound like an ass and would lose credibility, which would actually only make me more "inferior". So I'm doing what's best for me by keeping it real.
hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah
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Real deep stuff. I actually shed a tear. Keep up the good work homie!!!!
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7. "Wife of the Next Life" feat. Mo Alimi
http://www.youtube.com/v/0xXxFy0kXy8?version=3&hl=en_US&rel=0
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i might screw and chop a song for you infinite i just dont know which one yet but when i decide send me the mp3 so i can hook it up for you
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respect on a definitely straight from the gut album, sick beats and your flow is right, it just needs slight adjustment, if you wanna keep the rhythm of that short sentence rhyming or that long more intertwined punch line type rhyming which fits you more, interchanging on the same track takes away from it...
but all in all its sick lyrics, sick beets, and nice flow....
3.9/5 for amateur, i'll def cop it for 10$ or less
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Beats are too tinny, flow is all over the place, delivery is weak and quality is horrible. The honesty is dope, but you've got a long way to go. Did I read somewhere that you've been doing this for 10 years? Hopefully this is just a hobby and nothing serious then.
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yo, u guna upload the whole album as a zip file?...i wanna d/l it and bump it in my ride, hard 2 give a critique listenin on a laptop.
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http://www.youtube.com/v/pI-y_nMyjjk?version=3&hl=en_US&rel=0
Song: "Rise and Fall of the Islamic Ummah"
Performed by: Infinite feat. Mo Alimi
Written by: Infinite
Production: unknown
Visuals: Hajj 2003 standing outside the masjid of Rasulula in Medina
Inspired by: Song was written after reading "Rise and Fall of the Ottoman Empire" by Alan Palmer
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respect on a definitely straight from the gut album, sick beats and your flow is right, it just needs slight adjustment, if you wanna keep the rhythm of that short sentence rhyming or that long more intertwined punch line type rhyming which fits you more, interchanging on the same track takes away from it...
but all in all its sick lyrics, sick beets, and nice flow....
3.9/5 for amateur, i'll def cop it for 10$ or less
thanks for the feedback. Nice to see you still check the dubcc from time to time
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1. So there's alot of criticism about your album. People complaining about your flow on the record, and people complaining about the quality of your computer. Some tracks sound like you were just using a logitech computer mic?
2. So me being from the younger generation, I think we maybe missed a lot of that from the 90's. So would you say your album is a throwback to that style from the 90's.
3. I think the song you made about traveling to Africa and the other one about traveling to Oman and the Arab Gulf are a couple of my favorites. Which track is the your favorite from the album.
4. So then, for me, I'm a young kid who just got into hip-hop and I've been doing some writing and recording. What message do you have for the younger generation of listeners?
^^^These are just the questions for the interview/intro track for the album. I wrote them out on hear so that my friend could read them for the track.
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1. So there's alot of criticism about your album. People complaining about your flow on the record, and people complaining about the quality of your computer. Some tracks sound like you were just using a logitech computer mic?
2. So me being from the younger generation, I think we maybe missed a lot of that from the 90's. So would you say your album is a throwback to that style from the 90's.
3. I think the song you made about traveling to Africa and the other one about traveling to Oman and the Arab Gulf are a couple of my favorites. Which track is the your favorite from the album.
4. So then, for me, I'm a young kid who just got into hip-hop and I've been doing some writing and recording. What message do you have for the younger generation of listeners?
you forgot to log into your other account
LMAO...I guess bry guy is islaminevitable.
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He's been believed to be his alias since the beginning: http://www.dubcnn.com/connect/index.php?topic=111692.msg1151049#msg1151049
now we finally have the ultimate proof.
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He's been believed to be his alias since the beginning: http://www.dubcnn.com/connect/index.php?topic=111692.msg1151049#msg1151049
now we finally have the ultimate proof.
idk, that islaminevitable dude "freestyled" over a beat of mine one time and it didn't sound like this infinite guy. plus, dude was rocking a pauly shore in encino man 'do
(http://cdn.uproxx.com/assets/images/382/382_6f9cc074a7a2a22a465fc816274e30f0.jpg)
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He's been believed to be his alias since the beginning: http://www.dubcnn.com/connect/index.php?topic=111692.msg1151049#msg1151049
now we finally have the ultimate proof.
lmao@ultimate proof. If that qualifies for ultimate proof then I've got fried ice cream to sell you.
...I was just posting up the interview questions for the interview/intro track. My friend read from it, and I answered the questions and I'm mixing in my tracks to play in the background.
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1. So there's alot of criticism about your album. People complaining about your flow on the record, and people complaining about the quality of your computer. Some tracks sound like you were just using a logitech computer mic?
2. So me being from the younger generation, I think we maybe missed a lot of that from the 90's. So would you say your album is a throwback to that style from the 90's.
3. I think the song you made about traveling to Africa and the other one about traveling to Oman and the Arab Gulf are a couple of my favorites. Which track is the your favorite from the album.
4. So then, for me, I'm a young kid who just got into hip-hop and I've been doing some writing and recording. What message do you have for the younger generation of listeners?
you forgot to log into your other account
LMAO...I guess bry guy is islaminevitable.
Islaminevitable is a friend of mine in Kansas City that I've known since 2000. He's Kashmiri and he's a doctor who spends his free time traveling to Haiti to do charity work there. We are two totally different people. We share an interest in Hip-Hop and became friends through the local Islamic community since back in the day. I told him about this site. Simple as that. Nice try though...LOL
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He's been believed to be his alias since the beginning: http://www.dubcnn.com/connect/index.php?topic=111692.msg1151049#msg1151049
now we finally have the ultimate proof.
idk, that islaminevitable dude "freestyled" over a beat of mine one time and it didn't sound like this infinite guy. plus, dude was rocking a pauly shore in encino man 'do
(http://cdn.uproxx.com/assets/images/382/382_6f9cc074a7a2a22a465fc816274e30f0.jpg)
exactly... Islaminevitable (who's real name is Muhammad), has even posted up some of his little youtube video's on here of him flowing over beats. Just do a little research and it's obvious he's another person.
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and answer banana's question that you conveniently deleted, what account were you trying to post under?
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Really Brian? Deleting my posts? You got caught trying to be sneaky...Own up to it, or Allah will be FURIOUS!
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Projected Track List -
1. "Everyday Struggle (The Depression track)" - (2011 version)
http://www.youtube.com/v/V08m7ca3ofk?version=3&hl=en_US&rel=0
2. "Finding Home (Africa's Song)" feat. Muhammad Sulu-Gambari (2011 version)
http://www.youtube.com/v/9nqgHk8s6GU?version=3&hl=en_US&rel=0" type=
3. "Spiritual Breakdown" (Arab Gulf 07')
http://www.youtube.com/v/Kl4snhK57ro?version=3&hl=en_US&rel=0
4. "The Journey"- (2011 version)
http://www.youtube.com/v/3N0dzU4jfYY?version=3&hl=en_US&rel=0
5. "Lucid Dreaming"
http://www.youtube.com/v/_Lz8xsJlvjc?version=3&hl=en_US&rel=0
6. "Face"-
http://www.youtube.com/v/KYksNUh4BCM?version=3&hl=en_US&rel=0
7. "Wife of the Next Life" feat. Mo Alimi
http://www.youtube.com/v/0xXxFy0kXy8?version=3&hl=en_US&rel=0
8. "Rise and Fall of The Islamic Ummah" feat. Mo Alimi
http://www.youtube.com/v/pI-y_nMyjjk?version=3&hl=en_US&rel=0
9. "Addiction" feat. Mo Alimi
http://www.youtube.com/v/qrLIsSKMDuQ?version=3&hl=en_US&rel=0" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="420" height="345" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true"></embed></object>
9. "Hip-Hop"- feat. Muhammad Sulu-Gambari (2011 version)
10. "Election Battle 08"
11. "Message To My Wife" with Muhammad Sulu-Gambari (2011 version)
12. "Keep It Real" feat. Roccy of L.A.M.B.
bonus tracks
13. "Finding Home (Africa's Song)" -alternate version- Muhammad Sulu Gambari solo
14. "Initiation" -feat. Sccit and Roccy of L.A.M.B.
Check back on this thread for the updated tracks as their completed and compiled
good shit with completing the project, and if you had fun and learned some things while doing it even better. Yell
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damn after i started respecting you as a man after this great album you dropped, you do some hoe shit and delete posts...
thats cus i was just about to burn this and bump it in the ride
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damn after i started respecting you as a man after this great album you dropped, you do some hoe shit and delete posts...
thats cus i was just about to burn this and bump it in the ride
you can't be serious... I posted questions for the intro track/interview track I'm working on and then these clowns want to start a circus about me being an alias... that shit belongs in GSpot. They can do it all day long there if they want.
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LOL@IslamInevitible being infinite...read his rhymes and try tellin me theyre the same guy. any1 who actually thinks theyre the same person should slap themselves.
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So much for all that dignity talk....
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Looks like Brian called NIK.
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^^^These are just the questions for the interview/intro track for the album. I wrote them out on hear so that my friend could read them for the track.
So your "friend" is supposed to get on dubcc, read those questions and then record himself asking them? Why wouldn't you just PM them to your "friend"? Or if he's recording with you, surely you would just hand deliver the ?'s to him?
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^^^These are just the questions for the interview/intro track for the album. I wrote them out on hear so that my friend could read them for the track.
So your "friend" is supposed to get on dubcc, read those questions and then record himself asking them? Why wouldn't you just PM them to your "friend"? Or if he's recording with you, surely you would just hand deliver the ?'s to him?
no man, my friend was over at my house. I didn't want to just write them on microsoft word or on paper, it's better to keep the idea's I'm working on all in one place, so you don't lose it. I was already on dubcc showing him my joints for the album, and then I wrote the questions out on dubcc as a post so that they would be there. And also as a discussion point if anyone else wanted to talk about them. It will make more sense when I finish the intro/interview mix track that I made those questions for.
...for people that have been watching me at the forum it should make complete sense. I always do editing over the forum for my songs in past threads. They may just be random postings and then I just finish them later. Or even in my Africa threads that were for my blog I would use them to jot down ideas. Once they are posted here, it's another way to keep them somewhere that you can always access them from anywhere, even if you aren't at your own house or your own computer.
...I shouldn't have to be explaining all this for something that should be a non-issue.
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say names of some standout tracks. though i think you´re a weird fucker i will give my neutral opinion but i don´t have time to listen to the whole thing
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say names of some standout tracks. though i think you´re a weird fucker i will give my neutral opinion but i don´t have time to listen to the whole thing
no thanks.. I don't really care to have you listen
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say names of some standout tracks. though i think you´re a weird fucker i will give my neutral opinion but i don´t have time to listen to the whole thing
no thanks.. I don't really care to have you listen
you´re an asshole but i listen to music made by assholes all the time . music is music.
i´m not gonna bash your songs even if i don´t like it, i´m not on some bandwagon shit. to be serious, i make music for a living and i can give you an honest opinion and i usually find something i like in a song i´m not feeling as a whole .
just name a few songs . don´t be scared.
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Artist: Infinite
Song Title: "Everyday Struggle (The Depression Track)"
Production: Unknown
Album: The Meditations EP
No Features
First leak to set the tone for the album...
http://www.youtube.com/v/V08m7ca3ofk?version=3&hl=en_US&rel=0
"Everyday Struggle (The Depression Track)" by Infinite - just raw shit from the soul, one take that shit, no studio tricks, hip-hop began with poor people who didn't have money to buy instruments, and this album is just a raw expression of my soul; with this track being the most revealing in that it exposes the most vulnerable elements of my soul! Hip-Hop catharsis...
since you were scared to name a good track from your album i decided to listen to this one out of curiosity .
the beat was nice but it sounded like you were talking more than rapping, but after a while i felt like it suits you more than trying to sound like a rapper . the spoken word thing you thought about could be your thing since you like to write a lot of words and rap might not be the way to say them.
but you need to work on your delivery , learn to use your voice so you can bring out the full potential of your lyrics with changing your tone and such things. this was a bit monotonic because of that . the part where you repeated something like "leave the bitch bleeding" or something stood out because you put some anger in it .
but not bad , do your thing .
see, that wasn´t so bad was it.
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since you were scared to name a good track from your album i decided to listen to this one out of curiosity .
the beat was nice but it sounded like you were talking more than rapping, but after a while i felt like it suits you more than trying to sound like a rapper . the spoken word thing you thought about could be your thing since you like to write a lot of words and rap might not be the way to say them.
but you need to work on your delivery , learn to use your voice so you can bring out the full potential of your lyrics with changing your tone and such things. this was a bit monotonic because of that . the part where you repeated something like "leave the bitch bleeding" or something stood out because you put some anger in it .
but not bad , do your thing .
see, that wasn´t so bad was it.
not bad, thanks for the review
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damn, homie, it's almost 2012.....time 2 leak the full album. 8)
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damn, homie, it's almost 2012.....time 2 leak the full album. 8)
Is it leaking an album when no one gives a fuck about it ?
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What's with all this white women depression and evil shit? Sounds pretty ignorant.
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What's with all this white women depression and evil shit? Sounds pretty ignorant.
the guy was in an arranged marriage
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What's with all this white women depression and evil shit? Sounds pretty ignorant.
The only woman he ever truly loved was his high school sweetheart. But like 99 out of 100 high school relationships they usually end after high school. You grow up and you move on, shit happens. It's a learning experience but Brian never got that memo. He never recovered and lashes out by hating white women. He tried Arab women but he got her knocked up and when he had to be a father he said forget arab women as well. Now I think he went to black women because some slave from whatever crappy country he visited agreed to fuck him if he helped get her a green card.
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damn, homie, it's almost 2012.....time 2 leak the full album. 8)
Yo homie... had a really fucked up end of the year (Nov. and Dec.) of last year, put my life on hold, looks like I'm gonna have to push back my Africa and LA trips because of it...
...but good news is things are starting to move up for me again now, and any day I'll be uploading Disc 1 and Disc 2 of my Album, Sequencing now...!
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Album is finally done! Hope you all are coming to my record release party! Shit just dropped tonight! I copied and pasted my edited opening post here so you don't miss it. Reviews are welcomed, but don't just state the obvious and say the sound quality is bad, I already know that shit! 8) 8)
Artist: Infinite
Album: Meditations
Produced by: Ansane, Silent Serpent, Nutheory, DOCB, Unknown, Oklin, Illicit
Featured Artists: L.A.M.B. L.A.'s Most Blunted, Sccit, Roccy, Muhammad Sulu, Blade, Yatzee
Recorded at: Laptop and Desktop Computer and Microphone- Poor Sound Quality
Disc One: The Meditations E.P.
http://www.sendspace.com/filegroup/ebcjaVzPECS1ICigQp4doSWfCGE6vClvvYsNby%2Bi7pQcCf0iQketH06ESZPZGBZQUDNScCbiCam%2FurCNASoI%2F3RAwMy10PV7
Track 1: Interview Part 1 - (Interview by Yatzee)
Track 2: "Depression"
Track 3: Interview Part 2 (influences)
Track 4: "Rise And Fall of Islamic Nation" - feat. Muhammad Sulu
Track 5: Interview Part 3 (favorite songs)
Track 6: "Spiritual Breakdown"
Track 7: Interview Part 4 - (Message to younger generation)
Track 8: "Finding Home" - feat. Muhammad Sulu - prod. by Ansane
Track 9: "Lucid Dreamiing" - prod. by Bobby Ruckus
Track 10: "Face"
Track 11: "The Journey" - prod. by Nutheory
Disc 2: Leftovers and B Sides
http://www.sendspace.com/filegroup/z3wrwgfM66Axibjofx1azZXWhjG4u3NHo%2BucCaauBerYGYMaOyRBIdRjViPx53WH
Track 1: "Issues" - feat. Muhammad Sulu - prod. by Oklin
Track 2: "L.A.M.B."- feat. L.A's Most Blunted Sccit and Roccy
Track 3: "Repeat Offender" feat. Sccit
Track 4: "Wife of The Next Life" feat. Muhammad Sulu - prod. by Ansane
Track 5: "Keystyle Kings" feat. and prod. by DOCB
Track 6: "Election Battle 2008" prod. by Illicit and feat. Blade
Track 7: "Keep It Real" feat. Roccy of L.A.M.B.
Track 8: "Hip-Hop" feat. Muhammad Sulu
Sample These Tracks off the Album:
Track 2: "Everyday Struggle (The Depression track)" - (2011 version)
http://www.youtube.com/v/V08m7ca3ofk?version=3&hl=en_US&rel=0
Track 11: "The Journey"- (2011 version)
http://www.youtube.com/v/3N0dzU4jfYY?version=3&hl=en_US&rel=0
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lol read through the whole thread its hillarious how your rep seems to have gone down hill progressivly through out this thread.
"ya man these tracks are ill"
"kind of obsessed over that girl"
"man this motherfucker an asshole and can't get over bitches fuck him!"
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lol read through the whole thread its hillarious how your rep seems to have gone down hill progressivly through out this thread.
"ya man these tracks are ill"
"kind of obsessed over that girl"
"man this motherfucker an asshole and can't get over bitches fuck him!"
It is what it is homie. #1- I don't see it as any character flaw or any weakness for a person to supposedly "not get over someone". If you don't get over them, then you don't get over them, simple as that. #2. The girl in question I've been over for a long time now, but even if I wasn't, I wouldn't think any less of myself. Because the heart makes it's own decisions, and to deny your own heart is to live a life empty and void of meaning.
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Just listened to two tracks (Finding home 2 and Rise and Fall..). First off, the production is pretty tight! Also, the concepts/themes are interesting. I would suggest practising your flow and adjust the mic volume / recording quality. Layer multiple vocal tracks over each other to get a fuller sound, etc.
I want to support you guys trying this stuff though, and I have some productions from a couple of years back gathering dust. Perhaps you want to try some out?
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Just listened to two tracks (Finding home 2 and Rise and Fall..). First off, the production is pretty tight! Also, the concepts/themes are interesting. I would suggest practising your flow and adjust the mic volume / recording quality. Layer multiple vocal tracks over each other to get a fuller sound, etc.
I want to support you guys trying this stuff though, and I have some productions from a couple of years back gathering dust. Perhaps you want to try some out?
thanks for checking it out. If you have time try to check out the tracks in order.... and sure, post up some of your beats, I'd like to check them out
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All joking aside, your lyrics aren't bad, but the delivery and flow are off and it makes the tracks hard to listen to.
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So drake is emo but this shit is ok? ::)
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^ I just listened to bits and pieces of a few songs, all I said was that the lyrics I heard "weren't bad" I didn't say I was about to bump his tracks. And why are you so butthurt over Drake? Even if his content wasn't lame (which it is) his style is annoying, flow is average, punchlines are corny, and his singing sucks.
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^ I just listened to bits and pieces of a few songs, all I said was that the lyrics I heard "weren't bad" I didn't say I was about to bump his tracks. And why are you so butthurt over Drake? Even if his content wasn't lame (which it is) his style is annoying, flow is average, punchlines are corny, and his singing sucks.
lmao wasn't even talking to you chill the fuck out. and butt hurt? seriously? for saying that they are both emo?
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albums deserve presence, quintessence acquaint ya self with the essence, this is depression, niggas hat in on the perception, my man is gifted with , lit it quick, like briddic bow breaking brittle shit, infinite with come with it sick
so keep ya hatin on the minimum people
cuz my man com in from lagos to heathrow
uniqe flo finding your ancestors smoking trees slow burn in like the desert eagle in the saharan caravan carryin yellow cake back to pakistan
http://www.youtube.com/embed/KORO6rOic_Y (http://www.youtube.com/embed/KORO6rOic_Y)
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albums deserve presence, quintessence acquaint ya self with the essence, this is depression, niggas hat in on the perception, my man is gifted with , lit it quick, like briddic bow breaking brittle shit, infinite with come with it sick
so keep ya hatin on the minimum people
cuz my man com in from lagos to heathrow
uniqe flo finding your ancestors smoking trees slow burn in like the desert eagle in the saharan caravan carryin yellow cake back to pakistan
http://www.youtube.com/embed/KORO6rOic_Y (http://www.youtube.com/embed/KORO6rOic_Y)
hey that was dope man... what could be better than a freestyle tribute to my album!
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Re-upped for the homie Illicit 8)
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songs in the key of white.