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underground intelligent hip-hop development 1 Week ago
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I've just got to give all you fine people on here my firm recommendation for Scroobius Pip vs dan le sacs new album. Hope the phrase hip-hop doesn't put anyone off!
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Re:underground intelligent hip-hop development 1 Week ago
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You know this place little enough not to realise that the words "underground", "intelligent" and "development" are far more of a turn-off round here...
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Re:underground intelligent hip-hop development 1 Week ago
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bckjags wrote:
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I've just got to give all you fine people on here my firm recommendation for Scroobius Pip vs dan le sacs new album. Hope the phrase hip-hop doesn't put anyone off!
What a strange final sentence.
The Le Sac & Pip album is fine in small doses. The guy's Essex accent gets a bit much over the long haul, as do the minutiae of Hoxton grindie rivalries. 3/5.
Not exactly 'underground', though. "Thou Shalt Always Kill" was all over Radio 1 like a cheap suit.
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Re:underground intelligent hip-hop development 1 Week ago
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Small unimposing words it is from now on then. Whoops, delete unimposing.
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Re:underground intelligent hip-hop development 1 Week ago
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I think my favourite track is the one where he starts reciting the periodic table, with handy facts about all the elements.
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Re:underground intelligent hip-hop development 1 Week ago
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I have a strong desire to make a Tom Lehrer reference, but I feel that it's already been done...
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Last Edit: 2008/05/09 15:27 By Gangster Octopus.
Reason: Miss out the biggest word in the post, why don\'t you...
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Re:underground intelligent hip-hop development 1 Week ago
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Go on. I only know the one about his dead wife's hand.
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Re:underground intelligent hip-hop development 1 Week ago
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Whats the Hoxton grindies reference rhino?
I wasn't claiming it to be 'underground' thats just a track title from his first album, No Commercial Breaks.
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Re:underground intelligent hip-hop development 1 Week ago
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I was talking about this. I take it, now, that you weren't.
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Re:underground intelligent hip-hop development 1 Week ago
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Gangster Octopus wrote:
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I was talking about this. I take it, now, that you weren't.
Blimey. I'm guessing Mr Pip is familiar with it.
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Re:underground intelligent hip-hop development 1 Week ago
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bckjags wrote:
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Whats the Hoxton grindies reference rhino?
I wasn't claiming it to be 'underground' thats just a track title from his first album, No Commercial Breaks.
Well, there's a touch of that about "Rapper's Battle" and "Fixed", and even "Thou Shalt Always Kill", while an attack on indie navel-gazing, could do with throwing open a window and looking beyond the indie scene itself.
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Re:underground intelligent hip-hop development 1 Week ago
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Nice to finally have a song written about tommy cooper as well.
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Re:underground intelligent hip-hop development 6 Days, 15 Hours ago
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Hope the phrase hip-hop doesn't put anyone off!
Well the above quote puts me off an album that I'm quite looking forward to hearing.
I've really loved everything I've heard from these guys, especially "the beat that my heart skipped". The guy's a Millwall fan too, which is probably alright from a typically jack-the-lad, "Doherty's playin' down me local", pov.
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