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Music: The Official Hip-Hop Thread: The Next One

Stylizer1

Stylizer1

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Hippasus said:
I don't know where this shit came from, but it's f***ing amazing!
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Rap music used to be so creative. I understand the lawsuit against De La Soul changed the way the average producer made beats but dam this way exposed you to so much more music. When you would find a sample someone used it was like finding a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.
 
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Stylizer1 said:
Rap music used to be so creative. I understand the lawsuit against De La Soul changed the way the average producer made beats but dam this way exposed you to so much more music. When you would find a sample someone used it was like finding a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.
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That's a good point. In the late 80s Hip Hop was much more free to sample others and the music was better for it. Using samples is a way to honor music. I think music is free, or at least should be more free than it is with regards to copyright litigation. The music back then was just more fresh, simple, and creative.

I just saw a documentary called De La Soul Is Not Dead in response to your post. The Turtles sued De La Soul for over a million. This sort of thing can cripple artists or even entire genres. Anyways, the documentary was well worth the watch for me. Thanks!
 
Stylizer1

Stylizer1

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Hippasus said:
That's a good point. In the late 80s Hip Hop was much more free to sample others and the music was better for it. Using samples is a way to honor music. I think music is free, or at least should be more free than it is with regards to copyright litigation. The music back then was just more fresh, simple, and creative.

I just saw a documentary called De La Soul Is Not Dead in response to your post. The Turtles sued De La Soul for over a million. This sort of thing can cripple artists or even entire genres. Anyways, the documentary was well worth the watch for me. Thanks!
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The problem is clearing the samples. Kanye still samples and chopping beats is a way to get around getting sued but something is really lost when people who can't even play instruments are making music on a computer. Crate digging is a pastime being lost. When I hear someone say I made this beat in 20 minutes and did 3 songs today really makes you think of how much quality is lost or perfection not even being the end goal. Those 3 records I posted all had distinctive sounds for those artists but still relied on the cohesiveness of the melodies being put together.
 
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I'm feeling Kendrick's new song. It'll put most people to sleep, but I like the message behind it and the flow. This is coming from someone who thought Mr. Morales was a snoozefest and would not listen to it twice even though it has a ton of substance.
 
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