You see the good thing about that album is the first song is Buckingham Palace with a beat that instantly sets a good mood and it continues for some time. We lose our way somewhat, around Constant Struggle & Done It Again but it pick ups immediately with the Rae song.

I'm guessing you don't like it?

Saying that it feels like an album with Ghostface trying to shed light on some underground rappers more than it being a Ghostface album.

na haven't listened to it yet mate. Will give it a go today

love rappaport lol

You liked Daytona so I think you'll like this album as well.

Crooked I aswell, whatever happened to him, another artist shady records/interscope messed up.

Slaughterhouse broke up, no?

comment by Michael Edwards FC {Proud owner of the 5 000 000th comment} (U2720)
posted 16 seconds ago
Slaughterhouse broke up, no?
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Yeah but before that he had a couple good tracks come out, then obviously slaughterhouse then nothing.
I know joe budden is doing his radio/podcast, royce has been dropping stuff, crooked I and ortiz disappeared from my radar

Ortiz signed to Interscope I think and then disappeared. I remember he released a freestyle when Kendrick dropped his Control verse. His freestyle was nice too.

Crooked I disappeared though. I even forgot about him completely lol

comment by Michael Edwards FC {Proud owner of the 5 000 0... (U2720)
posted 4 hours, 4 minutes ago
You see the good thing about that album is the first song is Buckingham Palace with a beat that instantly sets a good mood and it continues for some time. We lose our way somewhat, around Constant Struggle & Done It Again but it pick ups immediately with the Rae song.

I'm guessing you don't like it?
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Watch 'em Holla was the standout track for me.

I listen to that Crooked I freestyle still every now and then, but to be honest everything sounds good on the Grindin' beat

Good to have you back DJ.

Mac miller was really underrated man...

2nd best white rapper oat

If any of you like a more chilled out vibe, and like rnb.

6lack and j.cole. pretty little fears.

comment by Analog (U17200)
posted 21 hours, 58 minutes ago
Mac miller was really underrated man...

2nd best white rapper oat
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1 - R.A.
2 - Apathy
3 - Estoric
4 - El P
5 - Celph Titled
6 - Aesop Rock
7 - Vinnie Paz
8 - Ill Bill
9 - Action Bronson
10 - Tony Mortimer


for me.

(not including Eminem, don't want to rile the Stans by not putting him first.)

None of the beastie boys?

comment by Edinspur (U1109)
posted 6 minutes ago
None of the beastie boys?
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Hard to separate them into individuals, tbh.

"All I hear is the genius on this beat"

Ghost makes it looks too easy sometimes.

DJ listen to the album GOOD AM. Not saying it will alter your list but would be interested to know if you rate it

comment by D'Jeezus Mackaroni (U1137)
posted 6 days, 22 hours ago
comment by Analog (U17200)
posted 21 hours, 58 minutes ago
Mac miller was really underrated man...

2nd best white rapper oat
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1 - R.A.
2 - Apathy
3 - Estoric
4 - El P
5 - Celph Titled
6 - Aesop Rock
7 - Vinnie Paz
8 - Ill Bill
9 - Action Bronson
10 - Tony Mortimer


for me.

(not including Eminem, don't want to rile the Stans by not putting him first.)
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Listen to Edan, his album Beauty and the Beat is excellent; even has a Percee P feature Lyrically I think he's better than everyone you listed.

Would also add Cage, I quite like his dark stuff.

Edan also does a lot of production (fairly sure he produced all of Beauty and the Beat) and is making a comeback. He recently did a track called "Grim Seasons" with Homeboy Sandman, it's worth a listen

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L73SaFeTaA8

I'm not gonna lie...I'm not the biggest Mac fan. I actually blame him for the poor form of Ab-Soul since Control System.

The one thing you can't deny though is that sonically the dude was really coming of age. Genuine growth in his music and that desk music concert thingy was class.

comment by D'Jeezus Mackaroni (U1137)
posted 1 week, 2 days ago
comment by Analog (U17200)
posted 21 hours, 58 minutes ago
Mac miller was really underrated man...

2nd best white rapper oat
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1 - R.A.
2 - Apathy
3 - Estoric
4 - El P
5 - Celph Titled
6 - Aesop Rock
7 - Vinnie Paz
8 - Ill Bill
9 - Action Bronson
10 - Tony Mortimer


for me.

(not including Eminem, don't want to rile the Stans by not putting him first.)
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Go on DJ where’s Em gonna go? I’m waiting

comment by Michael Edwards FC {Proud owner of the 5 000 000th comment} (U2720)
posted 16 hours, 38 minutes ago
I'm not gonna lie...I'm not the biggest Mac fan. I actually blame him for the poor form of Ab-Soul since Control System.

The one thing you can't deny though is that sonically the dude was really coming of age. Genuine growth in his music and that desk music concert thingy was class.
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Yeah he had undeniable growth as an artist

How's he to blame for Ab Soul falling off tho lol? They hung out and worked together a bit, that's it, it's nobody but Ab soul's fault