К слову, у Билла куплет просто термоядерный. Я прям теряюсь - с одной стороны, там и Слейн - т.е. куплет новый достаточно, с другой стороны - флоу как на Фьюча из нау :dovolen:

да, под конец года материал повалил лавиной, есть под что залипнуть.

Господи, да это же королевский альбом! Каждый трек бэнгер, Копирайт вещает с трона без модных певцов, но с Ржд2, а эта связка может горы сворачивать - слышали, знаем :cool:
Очень гармоничный подбор гостей, каждый раскрывается на полную, при этом не перетягивая на себя одеяло (хотя с Копирайтом на одном треке это сделать очень тяжело :D).
Восторг.

Да, я уже подумаю что это в топ3 релизов года.

Норм альбом. Пока прям в ахуй не впал, но слушать приятно. РЖД порадовал в основном. Джэки - класс (жаль у него серьезного сольника после Бог проив Сатаны так и не вышло - Цирк хуета какая-то была имхо).
Копи, конечно, читает как бох, но после того как стал типа верущим стал лицемерным типом, что отталкивает.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SvpzvLVnBWs

:dovolen::horosho:

а я кстати даже внимания не обратил. по сравнению с винни он вообще не религиозен
но читает да, отлетает штукатурка нахуй

бля сколько натыкался на него, все недоходили руки послушать. надо бы прицеенить
одно время, вообще думал что это попсовый тип какой то :|

Нахуй надо, скачай козлятины лучше.

The Life and Times of Peter Nelson есть у кого нить в 320? а то чет не могу найти.ссылки везде битые

:o а вот давай уж без этого. даже если взять топ мой, где хуева тона релизов а именно около 40, козлятины там 5 альбомов всего .:o

что у тебя, что у Дистроя 75% невнятного говна (а то и более).

для тебя гавно, для меня нет :o мне воще похуй так то, мне нравится я слушаю, и похуй кто что говорит. :).

https://www.hip-hop.ru/forum/post1076846096-n226/

Het VerZet - Greatest Shits
Propo'88 & BlabberMouf - From The Top Of The Stack
Aesop Rock - Skelethon
El-P - Cancer 4 Cure \ Killer Mike - R.A.P. Music
JJ DOOM - Key to the Kuffs
MHz - MHz Legacy.
Copywrite - God Save The King
Marcus D - Melancholy Hopeful
def wish cast - evolution machine
Hilltop Hoods - Drinking From the Sun
Kottonmouth Kings - Mile High
Apollo Brown - Trophies вместе с O.C. и Dice Game вместе с Guilty Simpson.
De La Soul's Plug 1 & Plug 2 present... First Serve
Showbiz & A.G. - Mugshot Music Preloaded
Damu The Fudgemunk & Raw Poetic - Kilawatt V1.5
Craig G с Ramblings of an Angry Old Man
DJ Premier & Bumpy Knuckles The Kolexxxion
Journalist 103 - Reporting Live .

это 75 % невнятного говна :facepalm::facepalm::facepalm:

For Radio:
На свой топ посмотри сначала :)

Дистрой, ты альбом С2С неправильно написал. Это мой любимый трек оттуда :)

Ну ладно, невнятного гавна в топе Дистроя всего на 4 релиза :)

Конечно же я имел ввиду Tetra :) ,а Down The Road называлась предальбомная ЕР кстати :)

http://img404.imageshack.us/img404/4849/coversmallt.jpg

Сам помню Пулю поправлял ))

Ну и что в нём является невнятным говном? :) в том посте куда более длинный список :D

Я его твиторы не читал, но на статьи, подобные приведенной нижу, натыкался ни раз.
Вот, смотри:

On February 28, Columbus, Ohio-bred MC Peter Nelson a.k.a. Copywrite drops what he bluntly says is “my best album” with his latest release God Save the King. The project will have two different versions – a U.S. and a U.K. version – and features what old fans of Copywrite should expect – solid beats from producers RJD2, Marco Polo, Illmind, Chrysis, Bronze Nazareth, J Notes, Stew Bangers, and Vanderslice. Expect MC skills on a high level and features from Casual, Heiroglyphics, Evidence, Jakai, Cage, Future, Tourex, and Ill Logic.

“DJ Drastic did all the cuts on the album, and he’s probably the best DJ I’ve ever heard. This album wouldn’t be what it is without him,” Copywrite confesses rather nonchalantly. “I didn’t think I would ever do anything better than Life & Times of Peter Nelson, but this album is even better than that one. It’s just hard because I cringe when I hear it, and I can’t listen to it all the way…” [cue the long record scratch sound].

WHAT?!?! Why can’t Hip-Hop’s celebrated underground giant listen to his own, self-professed “best album?” He says, “Because of what I’m talking about on there. Artistry is great, wordplay, etc., but the lyrics make me sick. I’m so happy that I’m not in that anymore, just saying whatever to earn the praise of man.”

For the people who follow him on Twitter, Copy surprised a bunch of his fans with a sudden change in his posts. Out of nowhere, the usually irreverent MC began talking about Jesus…a lot. And for some it was a new turn for their favorite rapper.

“What people don’t understand is it’s not new. I’ve been saved since I was 16 years old. I wasn’t being obedient at all, but if you look, every single album, I thank Christ, my personal Lord and savior. I wasn’t always obedient, but I’ve always believed it.”

In hindsight, he even sees how his internal struggle was coming out loud and clear in his music but he, and most of us, missed it. “Songs like “Don’t k!ll Me” – it was like my flesh and spirit fighting[listen to clip around 4:30 mark for lyrics]. My silly plan was like the Mike Epps joke: ‘I wanna get right with God….but I gotta get this money first!’ And how silly was that of me to think I had any control of time as if I was promised any of it?”

While his lyrics, and subsequently his lifestyle, never lined up with his beliefs, Copywrite says he’s never rejected his long-held Christian beliefs publicly. “I’ve never denied Jesus, but at the same time, it never came up because everyone thought I was a reckless heathen…because I was.”

So what happened? Was there some tragic turn of events that forced him back to his old faith from his teenage years? No. It was a gradual change. Having been a longtime friend of rap veteran John Rueben, known for making rap songs that cater to the Christian Hip-Hop market, he would watch his career and life, and see how it would have a continued impact on his own life. “Me and John Reuben go way back. I remember John Reuben when he was fat! It’s good to see where he is in music. I remember seeing him on TV when I was in Maryland and thinking, ‘That’s what I’m supposed to be doing.’ That’s because he was still rhyming AND still repping the Lord.”

Then in May 2011, he wanted to change. “I prayed to God to change my desires because I really wanted to live for him. Then I just found myself really uninterested by the things I was doing.” Even performing the old songs didn’t feel quite right to him. “I remember when I did my first show after rededicating. And I dreaded it. It was like wearing old, dirty, dead man’s clothes,” he adds.

Then in May 2011, he wanted to change. ],” he adds.

While Copywrite couldn’t be more happy about his current state in life, his fans and followers have had mixed reactions to the MC’s faith. “Some fans are like ‘do your thing.’
“Some of them think ‘you’re looking for a crutch because of losing your parents” but what they don’t know is when I accepted Christ, life couldn’t have been better. Mom and dad were still alive and all that. So it’s definitely not a crutch for me. Some people are excited. They knew what kind of music I did before and now they’re like, ‘Yo, I used to pray for you! It’s good to see what God is doing in you!’ Some are just disrespectful, but not towards me, but towards God.

“I’m cool if people disagree. I’m totally alright with that. You can say, ‘That’s a total lie, dude, I don’t believe at all. But if that’s you, then do you.’ But when you come off just blatantly disrespectful and just trying too hard, then those people I block [on Twitter].”
But again, despite the title of the album, his latest release doesn’t fully reflect his current beliefs.

“God Save the King isn’t about my beliefs. It was supposed to be a UK-catered album, and the title, a spin on the secks Pistol’s God Save the Queen. The album was almost completely done before I came back to Christ. The title just kind of happened that way.”

So, is there ANYTHING on the album that reflects his current beliefs? “There’s 2.5 Christian songs. I say .5 because I wrote it right at my transition. I cussed on it, but I beeped it out,” admits Copywrite. Even with his 2.5 “Christian songs” on the album, he has a very clear message to the new faith-filled fans he has gained, especially after the release of his song “The K.I.N.G.”: “I don’t want my new Christian audience to buy this album. I don’t want people to think you can live on both sides of the fence. I’m even putting a disclaimer in the album. I’m not playing around with this.”

There is a serious and honest question that HAD to be asked here. If the content is so bad and it’s so evil, then why put it out?! “I feel like all of those fans I’ve built up over the years won’t just listen to me talking about God if I just came out with an album like that. I needed a bridge album. The album was already recorded so people will get to see the change. But in the future all of my music will be Christian music,” Copywrite says.

“Most of my fans are wild. But I hope that they hear the music and now, hearing me giving God praise, that they’ll start to think. Like, ‘This guy is pretty smart. You can’t write stuff like he does and be stupid. Why does he think like this now? Maybe there’s some truth.’ It’s my job to plant the seed, its God’s job to grow it, and I hope with the good content on there, He does.”

Surely, there will be some who feel like he’s presenting two different people on the new album, as if he were some type of hypocrite. But Copywrite says its not a case of hypocrisy; rather, it’s a recorded version of a changed man. “Kind of like how God changed Saul to Paul,” he quips. Others will hear his changed direction and think, ‘He’ll be back. It’s a phase,’ to which he plainly says, “To the people saying ‘he’ll be back,’ stop plotting my downfall and consider your condition with Christ. This isn’t the phase; that other stuff is the phase.”
“I’m not gonna stop rappin’ because I feel like God built up my story so that glory can be given to him, and people can see that God can really do anything with anyone. My thoughts are different so my music is different.”

So, on February 28, we get to hear God Save the King, but the artist and man is looking forward to sharing the story and the music of how God saved Copywrite.

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Я не говорю, что это обязательно плохо, хотя неблизко мне. Но в его случае - я не очень верю. + эти заявления, что не хочет, что христиане покупали альбом и то, что исполнять старые песни - это как носить одежду мертвеца. Может, он и вправду так считает, но его High Exhaulted все равно покруче был всех новых творений, хотя бы чисто музыкально..

Познавательно.

С другой стороны, если брать из личного опыта, для американцев с их протестантством это довольно типично, и знаю не одного/одну, у которого/которой история похожа, только творчество в себя не включает, такчто к этому я отношусь нормально (если человек не начинает слишком уж сильно загоняться) - это как люди становятся абстинентами, например, так и в таком роде бывают крутые повороты.

Но на альбоме мегагерц перемена всё ещё не проявилась, такчто хз.

Твой топ сравним с дистроевским. Невнятным говном я ваши топы не называл.

Хуяссе ты выдал. Засвети свой чтоли. Хотя я и так догадываюсь, что я там увижу

ну да ,совсем ведь не похожи , а альбомы эл пи, эйзоп рока, MHz ,Marcus D, де ла соул , Showbiz & A.G. которые ты не упомянул это невнятное говно, то ли дело Don Guralesko :horosho:

MHz я упомянул, а остальное да, шляпа :p то ли дело какой-либо неведомый козлодрочер!

Copywrite - Carbon Copy's Phony Art Pub Scam (320 kbps)

https://www.hip-hop.ru/forum/img/2013/04/14/26252516ad8ff868bb.jpg

Tracklist:
01. Carbon Copy's Phony Art Pub Scam
02. High With Friends
03. I Love Lucy
04. Can't Come Plain
05. Wrong I'm Write
06. ADHD Quality
07. Being For The Benefit of Mr Write!
08. Sitar Happens
09. When I'm (In The) Six (One) Four
10. Read A...
11. Good Mourning (Wake Yo Punk Ass Up!)
12. Scratch Johnson's Reprise
13. Your Life In A Day

http://uploaded.net/file/fwbn4kfl

http://www.hiphopdx.com/index/news/id.23578/title.copywr...pHopDX.com)

слушаю, пока неплохо :horosho:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oV9cBMZV1Gg

Ну и релиз новый вышел таки

Copywrite & Surock - MurderLand

http://funkyimg.com/i/JHPM.jpg
01. Leroy
02. Yassin Bey
03. National Lampoon's Jamaican Vacation (feat. D1)
04. Trouble
05. Real One
06. No Games
07. Machismo (feat. Bloodstain Lane)
08. B Movie (feat. D1 & P Blackk)
09. No Competition
10. Intro