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A true underground hip hop song bashing mainstream rap
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This is a classic song from Binary Star. The beginning intro's Bruce Lee talking about "Honest Expression", which is pretty damn legit.

This song shows that there are many hip hop artists out there that are well aware of the mainstream rap trash being pumped through MTV, and despise this nonsense.

I posted this is the thread "cool facts about water" a few minutes ago, but figured this track deserves a listen by a lot more people than just the one's participating in said thread.

"Everything that glitters ain't gold, and every gold record don't glitter that's fa damn sho"

Check it out

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"Life lived in the absence of the psychedelic experience that primordial shamanism is based on is life trivialized, life denied, life enslaved to the ego."

"You teach the world how to treat you, by showing the world how you treat yourself."

A well developed sense of humor is far superior to any religion"

"Everything you could want and could be, you already have and are."

:peace: & :heart:

Edited by hoopershroomer (08/19/08 08:10 PM)

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Re: A true underground hip hop song bashing mainstream rap [Re: hoopershroomer]
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That shit's wack. I know this seems deep to you. But this is just garbage, sorry. The beat is garbage as well. And that cat doesn't have any swag.

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Re: A true underground hip hop song bashing mainstream rap [Re: hoopershroomer]
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i hate almost all music that is created by black people :shrug:

edit: its ALL garbage

Edited by Atheist (08/19/08 08:24 PM)

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Re: A true underground hip hop song bashing mainstream rap [Re: John Nada]
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Thats amazing. 5...4...U!

Now I need to listen to more of his stuufff

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Re: A true underground hip hop song bashing mainstream rap [Re: Atheist]
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really? all music by black people? what about mo-town? i find that mo-town is some of the most emotional, passionate and sometimes uplifting music i have ever listened to

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Re: A true underground hip hop song bashing mainstream rap [Re: hoopershroomer]
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Dead Prez pwns this crap.

Quote:
You would rather have a lexus, some justice, a dream or some substance?
A beamer, a necklace or freedom?


Edited by learningtofly (08/19/08 08:33 PM)

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Re: A true underground hip hop song bashing mainstream rap [Re: Atheist]
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Atheist said:
i hate almost all music that is created by black people :shrug:

edit: its ALL garbage 


Shut up, racist.

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Re: A true underground hip hop song bashing mainstream rap [Re: John Nada]
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i like jimi hendrix :finger:

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Re: A true underground hip hop song bashing mainstream rap [Re: John Nada]
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yea atheist seems to be the most negative shroomerite I've ever encountered, and he's quite consistent with his negativity. He will be a terrible science teacher :lol:

And reggae was created by black people and is primarily produced by black people, so that must mean you hate BOB MARLEY too, who is A GOD :uptosomething:.... which if that is the case, just makes you utterly despicable. :puke:

I think you should change your name to 'racistatheist', you piece of shit.

anyway, paradise, it's too bad you think that track is garbage, I think it's fire!.go to youtube and listen to 'reality check' and 'masters of the universe' by binary star, those tracks are raw as fuck. Let me know what you think of those tracks.


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"Life lived in the absence of the psychedelic experience that primordial shamanism is based on is life trivialized, life denied, life enslaved to the ego."

"You teach the world how to treat you, by showing the world how you treat yourself."

A well developed sense of humor is far superior to any religion"

"Everything you could want and could be, you already have and are."

:peace: & :heart:

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Re: A true underground hip hop song bashing mainstream rap [Re: learningtofly]
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It's okay, but the beat does sound like he made it in apple garage band or w.e.


learningtofly said:
Dead Prez pwns this crap.

Quote:
You would rather have a lexus, some justice, a dream or some substance?
A beamer, a necklace or freedom?




Dead Prez, Atmosphere, People Under The Stairs, The Roots, Mos Def...

You just have to delve past the first layer of hip hop, then it starts to get better.

Same can probably be said for a lot of other types of music too;)


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Re: A true underground hip hop song bashing mainstream rap [Re: hoopershroomer]
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hoopershroomer said:
"Everything that glitters ain't gold, and every gold record don't glitter that's fa damn sho"


Fucking laaame.

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Re: A true underground hip hop song bashing mainstream rap [Re: hoopershroomer]
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hoopershroomer said:
yea atheist seems to be the most negative shroomerite I've ever encountered, and he's quite consistent with his negativity. He will be a terrible science teacher :lol:

And reggae was created by black people and is primarily produced by black people, so that must mean you hate BOB MARLEY too, who is A GOD :uptosomething:.... which if that is the case, just makes you utterly despicable. :puke:

I think you should change your name to 'racistatheist', you piece of shit.

anyway, paradise, it's too bad you think that track is garbage, I think it's fire!.go to youtube and listen to 'reality check' and 'masters of the universe' by binary star, those tracks are raw as fuck. Let me know what you think of those tracks.


Well technically, Bob Marley is half white, his dad is a white man.


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Re: A true underground hip hop song bashing mainstream rap [Re: learningtofly]
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rap and hip-hop rape the english language to the point that almost a full generation of people are complete utter retards that can't spell and have no knowledge of what many words mean, a lot of them being white and living in the suburbs thinking they are 'gangsta'. it's the equivalent to huffing glue with how many brain cells are lost. sorry if this is offensive, i just had to say it. :shrug:

with that said, i can listen to some of it, necro happened to be one of my favorite artists, but thats because most of his songs were making fun of other rap/hip-hop songs or had some sort of sense of humor to them.


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Dr :ronpaul: says to stop trying to treat the side-effects of big government and focus on the core issues. End the Federal Reserve/audit the gold reserves at Fort Knox, abolish the IRS, end all wars and occupancies, stop the building of an empire that will inevitably fail, and cut all unconstitutional federal programs. Put the power back in the peoples' hands by ending this nanny-state.

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Re: A true underground hip hop song bashing mainstream rap [Re: highdroponics]
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I completely agree with the suburban gangster image. However. You look at me you'd think I was a nerd, but I love hip hop and poetry.

When it comes down to it I like what the fuck I like and whatever other people think? :shrug:

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Re: A true underground hip hop song bashing mainstream rap [Re: highdroponics]
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Right good point, but the rapists (rappers) are just doing what they do, the victims (listeners/generation of people who are complete utter retards taht can't spell and have no knowledge of what many words mean) are to blame for the musics negative and positive effects...I listen to rap (to many, rap is the music, while hip hop is the lifestyle) but I don't succumb to the pressure of being cool by talking like a retard...there is a big difference between slang and being illiterate

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Re: A true underground hip hop song bashing mainstream rap [Re: NastyDHL]
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masters of the universe is definitely a classic to me. this beat KILLS any handclap fast hi-hat wannabe 50 cent beat out there. melodies, dope drums, dope lyrics dissing posers. what more could you ask for?

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Re: A true underground hip hop song bashing mainstream rap [Re: NastyDHL]
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NastyDHL said:
Right good point, but the rapists (rappers) are just doing what they do, the victims (listeners/generation of people who are complete utter retards taht can't spell and have no knowledge of what many words mean) are to blame for the musics negative and positive effects...I listen to rap (to many, rap is the music, while hip hop is the lifestyle) but I don't succumb to the pressure of being cool by talking like a retard...there is a big difference between slang and being illiterate


true that, i know many are able to listen to it without becoming illiterate, it just really aggravates me when i come across those people who cannot speak like a civilized person, and to think these people can actually get jobs and hold down some sort of relationship with anyone aggravates me even more, it makes me wonder how they act when they are being interviewed if they drop the 'front' that they portray around their friends, because thats mainly all it is, just a big front to get people to think they are 'cool'.


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Dr :ronpaul: says to stop trying to treat the side-effects of big government and focus on the core issues. End the Federal Reserve/audit the gold reserves at Fort Knox, abolish the IRS, end all wars and occupancies, stop the building of an empire that will inevitably fail, and cut all unconstitutional federal programs. Put the power back in the peoples' hands by ending this nanny-state.

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Re: A true underground hip hop song bashing mainstream rap [Re: highdroponics]
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highdroponics said:


with that said, i can listen to some of it, necro happened to be one of my favorite artists, but thats because most of his songs were making fun of other rap/hip-hop songs or had some sort of sense of humor to them.


Necro is a fucking moron. He says that he's mocking them but in order to mock them he becomes them.


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Re: A true underground hip hop song bashing mainstream rap [Re: highdroponics]
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exactly, it is a front to portray oneself as cool...most people's fronts are more for displaying trust, sincerity, affection or intelligence...the people who have fronts for being cool are way behind in this game

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Re: A true underground hip hop song bashing mainstream rap [Re: NastyDHL]
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Really? I listen to politically motivated hip-hop yet I don't do it as a front to be cool. I listen to it because it's inspiring. So where do you get off saying that about me?


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