PirateTreasureNC Wrote:This week has been revistings some old new stuff


Velvet Revolver's cd
Helmet: Size Matters
Ludacris: Red Light District
Nelly: Sweat and Suit

and some old old stuff
Guns N Roses: Appetite For Destruction and the Use Your Illusions
Genious/GZA: Liquid Swords
Wu Tang Clan: Enter the 36 Chambers and Wutang Forever.
Nirvana: Nevermind
Biohazard: Urban Discipline

If you like the Gza, check out Beneath the Surface. Ahh, hip hop at its best.

Do you also have umm

Legen of the Liquid Sword?


BtS was pretty good man...but their first one had EVERYTHING RIGHT. THe Right Kung Fu Samples, the right dense story telling rhymes, the best beats. THe only wack song was BIBLE which was a bonus track for the cd!!(not on the tape...of which I have both)

I like Legend a little better than Beneath.

I still recite Kung Fu lines from Liquid Swords!!!!


Wu Tang needs to come back with something great again.... HIP HOP needs some fresh ideas now...BADLY!!!!

I got The Bravery CD last week

Check these bands out:

Heartless Bastards
Willowz

Good stuff. Good good stuff.

What if one was to combine the rhythm of reggae, the spirituality of Hebrew chants, and beat boxing? Well you'd get Matisyahu. Outstanding stuff. He's doing a tour with Trey later in Sept.

<a href='http://www.hasidicreggae.com/index.php' target='_blank'>http://www.hasidicreggae.com/index.php</a>

Ziggy...you got some eclectic tastes :D

I'm probabbly about to get the old Motley Crue cds( cds before Dr Feelgood, which I own--and since only Decade of Decadence was any good after it), The Game's cd, Ice Cube's greatest hits, and NWA Legacy V1 and 2.


But my question is....


on the White Stripes.

I loved Elephant, what can be told about:



I am thinking about getting these cds. What is the word on the street about their other efforts?

PirateTreasureNC Wrote:I'm probabbly about to get the old Motley Crue cds( cds before Dr Feelgood, which I own--and since only Decade of Decadence was any good after it), The Game's cd, Ice Cube's greatest hits, and NWA Legacy V1 and 2.


But my question is....


on the White Stripes.

I loved Elephant, what can be told about:



I am thinking about getting these cds. What is the word on the street about their other efforts?

The Stripes latest effort, "Get Behind me Satan" is my favorite. White Blood Cells is good too (check out "I can tell we're gonna be friends" off the Napoleon soundtrack. I was unaware they had more than 3 albums, before I bought Get Behind me Satan. Though I've heard a few of the songs off the first two. One more cup of coffee" is a good song. Not sure what album it's off of though. And my musical taste is very eclectic. I can get down to just about anything.

I agree with Ziggy, "White Blood Cells" is pretty good. I just picked up "Get Behind Me Satan", so I'll let you know about that after a few listens.

techfan4 Wrote:I got The Bravery CD last week

just curious, but what kind of music is that? i've never heard of any of these bands.

flyingswoosh Wrote:

techfan4 Wrote:I got The Bravery CD last week

just curious, but what kind of music is that? i've never heard of any of these bands.

British style rock

I went ahead and got those White Stripes cds.

Also picked up via amazon.com and bmgmusic.com The Game: Documentary, NWA Legacy v1, NWA Legacy v2, Ice Cube: Greatest Hits, Motley Crue: To Fast For Love, Shout at the Devil, Girls, Girls, Girls, and Theatre of Pain.

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Anyone got any intel on this cd:

I loved Here Come the Lords and thought Keepers of the Funk was ok.

how about this one:

like their hits like Breakin the Law ect....but what about the others

or this:

Never listened to them in their heyday but....

any reason to get this if you have Vault?


Also, is any of the Lil John and the East Side Boyz any good?

IMO, you shouldn't waste a dime on any southern rap save Scarface and Crooked Lettaz (disbanded group of David Banner & Kamikazee (former AP writer believe it or not)). Some hip hop worth listening to:

Saul Williams- not really hip hop per se, more of a poet/black rocker/thespian/a more powerful Mos Def, sans the high profile

Immortal Technique- NPR for the hip hop generation

I think Scarface is a stand up guy... but I neither like him nor dislike him in any kind of way.

I personally think he was better w/ teh Ghetto Boys. And I got a chance to get "We Can't Be Stopped" that had " Mind Playing Tricks on Me" and while I liked that song I hated the rest of the tape.

Pulled out my old Isis albums recently (Oceanic and Panopticon), and have been jamming to some great metal.

Also listening to the new Sufjan Stevens.

Tonight I will be reloading my car's 12 dis cd changer.... got no idea what will end up in it though :(

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New cds to listen too week of 6/27 till whenever I change them again:
LL Cool J: G.O.A.T.
KRS ONE: A Retrospective
Ice-T: Rhyme Pays
Everlast: Eat at Whitey's
House of Pain: Same as it Ever Was
Eminem: Encore
Audioslave: Out of Exile
Ozzy Osbourne: THe Essential Ozzy Osbourne (2cd)
Anthrax: Madhouse: THe Very Best of Anthrax
Aerosmith: Oh Yeah!! Ultimate Aerosmith (2cd)

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Obscure cds to check out:

Duff McKagan: Beleive in Me
Izzy Stradlin:




Slash's Snakepit:


Phife Dawg:

--Much better than Q-tips solo cd IMO.

Actually...I think most folks would also like these from Wyclef Jean:



I prefer his solo stuff to any of the Fugees stuff. OR Laurin Hills solo cd.

PirateTreasureNC Wrote:Actually...I think most folks would also like these from Wyclef Jean:



I prefer his solo stuff to any of the Fugees stuff. OR Laurin Hills solo cd.

Try his first cd Treasure. Way better.

Have first cd also... it had more "jams" but I like all his solo stuff.

has anybody heard Game's new single, 300 bars?