That photo is from the future.
made me laugh:
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lulz
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posting my bf2 videos on ea forums = bad idea
Good to know the world don't end in 2012 like the stupid Maya guys predicted.AussieReaper wrote:
That photo is from the future.
How do you upload pictures? When I click on the link there's only a popup directory and nothing else.
Screenshot?some_random_panda wrote:
How do you upload pictures? When I click on the link there's only a popup directory and nothing else.
Blocking JS?
That's all I get.
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sup bf2s, I'm bored, hungover and out of money
what now?
what now?
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(L)
Back to what we always do, wank.
Back to what we always do, wank.
sell yourself to me
fuckers
have a go at schloops in his thread
I literally just read that, I feel bad for him
You guys can be pretty harsh when it comes to IRL stuff, hahaha
You guys can be pretty harsh when it comes to IRL stuff, hahaha
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workinonit
... dilla?
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Well yes.
I remember when you was like, JDilla, and I'm like wat. Then you showed me Donuts, and I'm like right... Then the other day I started listening to it again, and like wow, it's mindblowing. I can leave it on repeat and not even notice it's on, that's how awsm it is.
I remember when you was like, JDilla, and I'm like wat. Then you showed me Donuts, and I'm like right... Then the other day I started listening to it again, and like wow, it's mindblowing. I can leave it on repeat and not even notice it's on, that's how awsm it is.
This summer I've been chilling a lot to a beat-tape by a French-Parisian guy called Onra, peep it.
Onra - Chinoiseries.
It's all sampled from oriental music, you'll dig.
Onra - Chinoiseries.
It's all sampled from oriental music, you'll dig.
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Like stuff by Nujabes?
And I also re discovered Burial's Untrue, I fall asleep to it every night It's so calming and peaceful.
And I also re discovered Burial's Untrue, I fall asleep to it every night It's so calming and peaceful.
shit sucksGooners wrote:
Well yes.
I remember when you was like, JDilla, and I'm like wat. Then you showed me Donuts, and I'm like right... Then the other day I started listening to it again, and like wow, it's mindblowing. I can leave it on repeat and not even notice it's on, that's how awsm it is.
I've been listening to Untrue a lot as well when I've been out and about, it's a soundtrack to literally everything- highs n lows, good times and bad times...
Nujabes is pretty good, Onra is way more 'get up' and feel good though- Nujabes is a bit more downtempo and chillout.
The closest analogy I can think of is Madlib's Beat Konducta Vol. 3-4, his Indian Bollywood beat-tape... only this one is Vietnamese and shit. Very jazzy, cut-up, raw hip-hop.
Nujabes is pretty good, Onra is way more 'get up' and feel good though- Nujabes is a bit more downtempo and chillout.
The closest analogy I can think of is Madlib's Beat Konducta Vol. 3-4, his Indian Bollywood beat-tape... only this one is Vietnamese and shit. Very jazzy, cut-up, raw hip-hop.
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song is fuckin shitToilet Sex wrote:
FUCK did anyone hear the new Kano song on the mash up tonight on radio one? love it
grime's dead since over 3 years
nowadays most of the grime mc's sound like american rappers. fuck that
especially shame on you, kano, you used to do some good stuff back in the days
I'll check it out tonight, going out in like 30 minutes.Uzique wrote:
I've been listening to Untrue a lot as well when I've been out and about, it's a soundtrack to literally everything- highs n lows, good times and bad times...
Nujabes is pretty good, Onra is way more 'get up' and feel good though- Nujabes is a bit more downtempo and chillout.
The closest analogy I can think of is Madlib's Beat Konducta Vol. 3-4, his Indian Bollywood beat-tape... only this one is Vietnamese and shit. Very jazzy, cut-up, raw hip-hop.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jJBI4ckmB2M
People say Untrue is a dark album, I sort of see it as the light in the dark album, you get me?
Grime's evolution has simply been a process of embarrassingly shit, low-talent producers on super-low budgets and tacky British accents, slowly gaining more money and popularity so they can better and better clone the American schools of production. Original grime artists/producers have always been a rarity, because the genre is basically America's sniveling, poor little cousin that can't quite afford the same bling or production quality.
Trash genre, imho. Very few noteworthy releases.
And yeah Gooners, all of Burial's stuff is like that. You can listen to it in a shit mood and feel melancholy and emo-bitch, or you can listen to it in a good mood and just catch the chilled out 2-step vibes and relax. All the samples are from romantic love-songs and shit, too, so it all really depends on your own subjective state when it comes to what you take from personal shit like that. I love it, every song is memorable as hell. Amazing sampling.
Trash genre, imho. Very few noteworthy releases.
And yeah Gooners, all of Burial's stuff is like that. You can listen to it in a shit mood and feel melancholy and emo-bitch, or you can listen to it in a good mood and just catch the chilled out 2-step vibes and relax. All the samples are from romantic love-songs and shit, too, so it all really depends on your own subjective state when it comes to what you take from personal shit like that. I love it, every song is memorable as hell. Amazing sampling.
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