(10-05-2017 12:39 PM)HoustonCougarNation Wrote:  

Pretty interesting country, rap, rock mix there... not a bad duet as it were.

(10-06-2017 11:25 PM)UCGrad1992 Wrote:  

Saw song title of Pigs and thought of this immediately.

I'm gonna throw these guys out there ... I happened across them earlier in the week and what I like about this it s a "non-traditional" metal/rock fan ( they are admittedly hip hop enthusiasts) duo breaking down some decent metal tunes and what I have enjoyed is listening to their commentary about the songs, what they like, the musicianship, the lyrics (based on them saying in rap its all about the lyrics, not just the music). Now they do cover other genres and I took a look at some of their rap video content and its still as thoughtful as these. So its not really the songs themselves but a reaction/review of sorts of all kinds of songs. Again, I am posting a varying array of what they have posted on.








First one I watched and it got me into listening to more of their thoughts.













They've done quite a few with other metal/rock bands.... some new, some old.... I posted a mix of what they have covered...

New Wu at the end of the week... might post some of my favorites throughout the week from their group cds.

So, to finally follow through with my promise of Wu Tang Hits...

CD #1


The not so much posted jams
















Such an incredible debut IMO. The kung fu samples and energy. The beats. The ability to have that many MCs who can actually rap.

CD #2 from them, and a double cd at that. It had some tight songs but felt like it had too much filler as well. Ohh well...








*the beat, the intertwined rapping... this song, along with Triumph killed on this cd.

Album #3 .. ehhh didn't really like this one at all...









Yeah, not much here...

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Album #4

IMO, another meh entry

No videos... it sucked too bad LOL

#5 and arguably a return to form for them












one of my faves off this cd.

Chamber Music was #6







It was ok...

#7 was







#8



Ehh... no real jams on this one IMO....

Charles Mingus " Wednesday Night Pray Meeting "

LA Woman- Doors


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treasure, could you make me a couple wu tang mix cd's?

(10-12-2017 10:03 AM)Lush Wrote:  treasure, could you make me a couple wu tang mix cd's?

Like actually go into my catalog and burn off a disc or two from their albums? I mean, yeah, I got all the studio albums. I got all of Gza's solo stuff. I dropped Meth's solo stuff after Ticall 2000 (?, not the first Tical ).

I mean, yeah, I actually can do it... lol....

What you got to hook me up with?

I'd be down with some classic hip hop or some metal...

Maceo Parker " I Remember Mr Banks " very soulfuland and relaxing.

(10-12-2017 05:21 PM)PirateTreasureNC Wrote:  

(10-12-2017 10:03 AM)Lush Wrote:  treasure, could you make me a couple wu tang mix cd's?

Like actually go into my catalog and burn off a disc or two from their albums? I mean, yeah, I got all the studio albums. I got all of Gza's solo stuff. I dropped Meth's solo stuff after Ticall 2000 (?, not the first Tical ).

I mean, yeah, I actually can do it... lol....

What you got to hook me up with?

I'd be down with some classic hip hop or some metal...

that's not, really what i had in mind. i just wanted you to make me a couple mixes of some of your favorite wu tang for nothing in exchange. and even if i were to play along it is unfortunate for you because i gave away about 200 hip hop albums, mostly the classics, cali backpacker, early aught underground, a bevy from the cool labels such as rawkus and landspeed. landspeed put out an mc shan album i'm pretty sure like when he was an older ass man. rawkus at it's peak was untouchable. of course, this was right after my no limit soldier dayz. that collection was quickly burned and forgotten. also had a lot of southern radio rap like the geto boyz and eightball & mjg, goodie mob kept the outkast. that ****'s too classy

i could introduce you to indie pop. tegan and sara is one of my faves









mr jack white's a fan

(10-13-2017 09:54 AM)Lush Wrote:  that's not, really what i had in mind. i just wanted you to make me a couple mixes of some of your favorite wu tang for nothing in exchange. and even if i were to play along it is unfortunate for you because i gave away about 200 hip hop albums, mostly the classics, cali backpacker, early aught underground, a bevy from the cool labels such as rawkus and landspeed. landspeed put out an mc shan album i'm pretty sure like when he was an older ass man. rawkus at it's peak was untouchable. of course, this was right after my no limit soldier dayz. that collection was quickly burned and forgotten. also had a lot of southern radio rap like the geto boyz and eightball & mjg, goodie mob kept the outkast. that ****'s too classy

i could introduce you to indie pop. tegan and sara is one of my faves

Hmmm...... sounds like a challenge.... what would my ultimate Wu Tang Mix CD(s) contain? Damn.... I could easily get a disc 1 out of me. Disc 2 might have to pull in some solo efforts.... a heavy dose of Gza Genius catalog... early Meth. Never got into Raekwon, Ghostface Killah, Cappadona, and someone else I think I am missing. Meth's early work and the Genius/Gza catalog have some good material.