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kidshuffle wrote:There was a survey done abouthow many meaningful relationships a person had in their lifetime...and 90ish% answered at least one. The fact that 9% have had less (and the fact that only 20% of the 75+ crowd fit into this stat) is just saddening.

Hopefully our generation will be better positioned to keep ourselves sociable into old age... the Internet is a beautiful, beautiful thing!

magma wrote:

kidshuffle wrote:There was a survey done abouthow many meaningful relationships a person had in their lifetime...and 90ish% answered at least one. The fact that 9% have had less (and the fact that only 20% of the 75+ crowd fit into this stat) is just saddening.

Hopefully our generation will be better positioned to keep ourselves sociable into old age... the Internet is a beautiful, beautiful thing!

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cityzen wrote:What? You not feelin Eye for an eye, Cradle to the Grave or Party Over?
Big album imo

Cradle to the Grave yeh, Eye for an eye nah not really (apart from raes verse). Party Over yeh is actually kinda hench you're right

album is actually quite a bit better after a couple pints

Raes verse. That's all that needs to be said

nas's verse is cold too

i just hate that fucking piano

YOU'RE NOT RZA HAVOC OK??

epochalypso wrote:YOU'RE NOT RZA HAVOC OK??

This is a valid point but even an imitation of Rza's genius is sick, imo

The Infamous is cold as an eskimo's corpse. I once decided with a friend that it didn't matter if Havoc was ripping off Rza, because he'd out Rza'd Rza on a few of the tunes. The Infamous is SEVENTEEN years old now... it's not going to sound frrrrresh!





In other random thoughts, the older I get the more I find myself saying "Bugger". I think I'm turning into Hugh Grant's character from Four Weddings and a Funeral.

hmmm always thought havoc had his own flex personally, much more straight up/ linear than RZA, less funk in them and slighter harder. Don't think Havoc was even meant to be as prolific a producer on the albums as he was ("out to hav for stepping up on the beats")
Infamous not being anything but one of the best examples of hard NY rap is crazy talk! I'll throw it out there tho, Hell On Earth is just as good

I would agree with 'just as good'. They have slightly different meanings to me though...
More Trife Life is harrowing as fuck and Drop a Gem, well, imo Pac got torn (even if he was dead by then)

Random thought - still to this day, whenever I hear the drop of Kromestar's Surgery I go to start singing the opening line from NWA's N***az 4 Life...

magma wrote:The Infamous is cold as an eskimo's corpse. I once decided with a friend that it didn't matter if Havoc was ripping off Rza, because he'd out Rza'd Rza on a few of the tunes. The Infamous is SEVENTEEN years old now... it's not going to sound frrrrresh!





In other random thoughts, the older I get the more I find myself saying "Bugger". I think I'm turning into Hugh Grant's character from Four Weddings and a Funeral.

NAh yeah some of those beats are serious as fuck. what murky said tho theyre more linear and lacking swing and subtlety at times especially in the drum area, which can work if you've got someone like MOP on mic duties but it sounds kind of outta place with their voices/flows some times. imo.

thing is I never really listened to much mobb deep back in the day so it is pretty fresh for me.

tis a good album tho.

PS DOES ANYONE HAVE THE METHOD MAN PLO STYLE ACAPELLA? THE ONLY LINK I CAN FIND IS FOR MEGAUPLOAD.
THX.

(OR IF YOU HAVE IT ON WAX ILL PAYPAL YOU $5 IF YOU RIP IT TO WAV FOR ME)

epochalypso wrote:

magma wrote:The Infamous is cold as an eskimo's corpse. I once decided with a friend that it didn't matter if Havoc was ripping off Rza, because he'd out Rza'd Rza on a few of the tunes. The Infamous is SEVENTEEN years old now... it's not going to sound frrrrresh!





In other random thoughts, the older I get the more I find myself saying "Bugger". I think I'm turning into Hugh Grant's character from Four Weddings and a Funeral.

NAh yeah some of those beats are serious as fuck. what murky said tho theyre more linear and lacking swing and subtlety at times especially in the drum area, which can work if you've got someone like MOP on mic duties but it sounds kind of outta place with their voices/flows some times. imo.

thing is I never really listened to much mobb deep back in the day so it is pretty fresh for me.

tis a good album tho.

PS DOES ANYONE HAVE THE METHOD MAN PLO STYLE ACAPELLA? THE ONLY LINK I CAN FIND IS FOR MEGAUPLOAD.
THX.

(OR IF YOU HAVE IT ON WAX ILL PAYPAL YOU $5 IF YOU RIP IT TO WAV FOR ME)

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a girl always needs her daddy...who else would kill the massive spiders?

you do, you pansy

Don't kill spiders. They cool

wolf89 wrote:Don't kill spiders. They cool

word, i hate the shit out of them and they scare me, but even then i'll try to catch the fucks and let them go outside

u need to keep them in the hosue so they eat the centipedes

as a Sydneysider I don't know too many Mancunians, Cantabrigians, Brummies, Hoosiers or Scousers.
I learnt today that these terms are called demonyms,
which otherwise I would've thought to be the names of demons who have taken up residence in our souls.

I care/worry about too many things that I probably shouldnt. Other people seem to not be bothered/care about things that I do, and nothing bad seems to happen. Should I just not worry/be bothered either??

LA_Boxers wrote:I care/worry about too many things that I probably shouldnt. Other people seem to not be bothered/care about things that I do, and nothing bad seems to happen. Should I just not worry/be bothered either??

depends

Are you talking about the sky falling on your head?

If i have to keep getting the bus to work im gona end up murdering someone.