On first listen
.He certainly has a take it or leave it type flow. Very "B-Real"esque but his latest album is an absolute stormer. In doses he can really light up tracks. His Ft. on the Freddie Gibbs & Madlib album was great.
To be honest I haven't heard any of those tunes that you mentioned, I just youtubed him and the few songs I heard really put me off. I'll give it another go.
If I ever hear you speak ill of Danny Brown again I'll cut you I swear to god.
Gimme a list of his best stuff. Not the blurty-mouth incoherent shit too, please.
I seem to remember the album 'Black and Brown' with Black Milk was good.
To be fair I can see how he's an acquired taste to be fair, he pretty much deals in blurty-mouth incoherent shit
This just about confirms that RTJ is not for me.
This is worse than that shit you post in the 500k thread.
Just listen to his latest album Atrocity Exhibition. It's one of the year's best.
You're more of a Viper type guy yeah?
I'm gonna admit nilly, I've never really got on the RTJ hype train either.
The GOAT.
To be fair, you might argue that sound originated with Public Enemy, although the Beastie Bous would be an influence too.
Only heard a few songs here and there, nothing that strikes my fancy though.
That's because the best comes out of the west coast and the south. Ohhhhhhh yeeeeeah.
Ain't that the truth
Oh man I am putting on The Cold Vein right now.
Commercial Hip Hop thread is the place for you, the last two pages.
I'm struggling to imagine a Kamasi Washington RTJ song
I like Grown Up.
Blows the saxophone really monotonously and obnoxiously, slap a guitar riff on it, add braggadocio rap.
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