It's May 01, 2024, 10:31:58 AM
Earlier in the week, I was going through my collection of CDs and LPs, deciding what to keep, and what not to - a daunting task that I perform several times each year, and always before a change of residence. In the shuffle, I pulled out the Dilated Peoples' album The Platform, something I had previously held on to since I purchased it moments after the record store turned its keys on Tuesday May 20, 2000. After a nostalgic listen, I threw the CD on Amazon, and let it go for three dollars. This action hurt me in a number of ways, mostly because of what it showed me about myself seven years later, and the demise of the Hip-Hop I once loved.
I miss being surprised
QuoteI miss being surprisedsums it up good
nice thread.. I will post later...
why is hiphop dead? cuz sales are down? cuz the artists arent releasing classics anymore?
you know fuck, fuck everybody who says hiphop is dead, fuck em all, its people like that who are killing it, why is hiphop dead? cuz sales are down? cuz the artists arent releasing classics anymore?yall some funny dudes, hiphop is alive and fuck everybody who aint down with that, pussies.
Quote from: Je Weet Zelf on April 02, 2007, 01:43:58 AMyou know fuck, fuck everybody who says hiphop is dead, fuck em all, its people like that who are killing it, why is hiphop dead? cuz sales are down? cuz the artists arent releasing classics anymore?yall some funny dudes, hiphop is alive and fuck everybody who aint down with that, pussies.its talking about a specific part ofg hip hop not hip hop in general