4:44 Album - *JAY-Z* (06/30/17).
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LcnsdbyROYALTY wrote: »
Agreed. Physical, mp3, m4a, flac, etc >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> streaming
going to a store,being able to hold it in hand, see what the Cd design looks like and read the booklet etc>>>>>>>>> -
Ima cop the physical
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Shizlansky wrote: »Ima cop the physical
Same. I have a physical of every Jay album so it's a given. -
KnowReasonForPeace wrote: »LcnsdbyROYALTY wrote: »
Agreed. Physical, mp3, m4a, flac, etc >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> streaming
What the ? is flac?
Basically an almost lossless format. -
dalyricalbandit wrote: »LcnsdbyROYALTY wrote: »
Agreed. Physical, mp3, m4a, flac, etc >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> streaming
going to a store,being able to hold it in hand, see what the Cd design looks like and read the booklet etc>>>>>>>>>
Agreed but you can't play a CD on your phone...
Also, I was a strong advocate for the digital booklets that come with some digital albums. Shame that they barely make em anymore. -
LcnsdbyROYALTY wrote: »dalyricalbandit wrote: »LcnsdbyROYALTY wrote: »
Agreed. Physical, mp3, m4a, flac, etc >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> streaming
going to a store,being able to hold it in hand, see what the Cd design looks like and read the booklet etc>>>>>>>>>
Agreed but you can't play a CD on your phone...
Also, I was a strong advocate for the digital booklets that come with some digital albums. Shame that they barely make em anymore.
U rip the cd to your comp, transfer to your phone. 2 birds in 1 stone. -
Preach2Teach wrote: »LMAO you Jay stans have gone to the next level of stannery, Jay is only better than Nas inside of your fantasy land.
Don't you think the earth is flat? Your opinion on anything is null and void -
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Elzo69Renaissance wrote: »
You reaching something serious famElzo69Renaissance wrote: »natural born sinners wrote: »Elzo69Renaissance wrote: »That shot he threw at Kanye on Moonlight is so vicious to me
Which one?
Some of the words are off but
And this one here
? the same chics....
Walking round like y all made Thriller
IMO that's bout Ye
The thing bout pawning ? and running off w ur masters to me is a warning bout the Kardashians
What same women have Jay and Ye messed with? That ? is about ? in general who are sharing the same 4 girls and beefing over them ? Ameber Rose on what her 3rd or 4th rapper already... -
LcnsdbyROYALTY wrote: »dalyricalbandit wrote: »LcnsdbyROYALTY wrote: »
Agreed. Physical, mp3, m4a, flac, etc >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> streaming
going to a store,being able to hold it in hand, see what the Cd design looks like and read the booklet etc>>>>>>>>>
Agreed but you can't play a CD on your phone...
Also, I was a strong advocate for the digital booklets that come with some digital albums. Shame that they barely make em anymore.
U rip the cd to your comp, transfer to your phone. 2 birds in 1 stone.
Bruh... We already covered that.LcnsdbyROYALTY wrote: »
Agreed. Physical, mp3, m4a, flac, etc >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> streaming
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Album of the year.
? is amazing.
Jay and NO ID is my favorite iteration of adult Jay Z. -
LcnsdbyROYALTY wrote: »mosincredible wrote: »LcnsdbyROYALTY wrote: »Also that four bar loop quote had a ? feelin bad as ? lol
TPAB was an album I struggled to find a four bar loop on. Production was immaculate. There was always a slightly different baseline, a horn run, a key riff, something to keep variety.
Lol, I dabble in production, hence why I said that. But I agree wholeheartedly. The musicality is one of my favorite things about TPAB. I still don't see why it's so hated...
TPAB isnt hated...its just a heavy ass album to listen to and nobody is in that mood all the time to unpack that much from the music they listen to. Its not a bad album, its an extremely good to great album but aint nobody in the mood to decipher ? or hear Kendrick suicidal thoughts all the time. -
LcnsdbyROYALTY wrote: »mosincredible wrote: »LcnsdbyROYALTY wrote: »Also that four bar loop quote had a ? feelin bad as ? lol
TPAB was an album I struggled to find a four bar loop on. Production was immaculate. There was always a slightly different baseline, a horn run, a key riff, something to keep variety.
Lol, I dabble in production, hence why I said that. But I agree wholeheartedly. The musicality is one of my favorite things about TPAB. I still don't see why it's so hated...
IMO, is not hated. I get the sense that it was "too heavy" for some folks. -
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LcnsdbyROYALTY wrote: »playmaker88 wrote: »LcnsdbyROYALTY wrote: »mosincredible wrote: »LcnsdbyROYALTY wrote: »Also that four bar loop quote had a ? feelin bad as ? lol
TPAB was an album I struggled to find a four bar loop on. Production was immaculate. There was always a slightly different baseline, a horn run, a key riff, something to keep variety.
Lol, I dabble in production, hence why I said that. But I agree wholeheartedly. The musicality is one of my favorite things about TPAB. I still don't see why it's so hated...
because it had depth.BusterBreeze wrote: »LcnsdbyROYALTY wrote: »mosincredible wrote: »LcnsdbyROYALTY wrote: »Also that four bar loop quote had a ? feelin bad as ? lol
TPAB was an album I struggled to find a four bar loop on. Production was immaculate. There was always a slightly different baseline, a horn run, a key riff, something to keep variety.
Lol, I dabble in production, hence why I said that. But I agree wholeheartedly. The musicality is one of my favorite things about TPAB. I still don't see why it's so hated...
TPAB is one of those albums ? wont appreciate until years from now
that album was medicine something ? needed to hear at that point and time
That was more of a rhetorical statement than anything. Let me put it like this, it still baffles the living ? out me how a lot of us blantantly shun substance and/or intellect.
Comments like this are why people are starting to say Kendrick fans are reaching Lupe stan level of being pretentious prices on some I'm smarter than you ? . It aint about shunning substance. The album was universally lauded. "Alright" became a song people chanted as they marched in the streets....but damn nobody wants something that heavy every time you cut on the album. DAMN has substance and intellect and it's heralded too...its also just plain and simple more fun to listen to -
Damn Nas and Jay will always be compared to each other forever.
They can only be truly compared to each other n no-one else alive in the game today if You think about it. Dudes have had somewhat parallel careers -
BusterBreeze wrote: »LcnsdbyROYALTY wrote: »mosincredible wrote: »LcnsdbyROYALTY wrote: »Also that four bar loop quote had a ? feelin bad as ? lol
TPAB was an album I struggled to find a four bar loop on. Production was immaculate. There was always a slightly different baseline, a horn run, a key riff, something to keep variety.
Lol, I dabble in production, hence why I said that. But I agree wholeheartedly. The musicality is one of my favorite things about TPAB. I still don't see why it's so hated...
TPAB is one of those albums ? wont appreciate until years from now
that album was medicine something ? needed to hear at that point and time
Wouldn't that mean it would be more appreciated when it came out instead of years later -
dalyricalbandit wrote: »LcnsdbyROYALTY wrote: »
Agreed. Physical, mp3, m4a, flac, etc >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> streaming
going to a store,being able to hold it in hand, see what the Cd design looks like and read the booklet etc>>>>>>>>>
This ? here bought cds in the 90s -
LcnsdbyROYALTY wrote: »playmaker88 wrote: »LcnsdbyROYALTY wrote: »mosincredible wrote: »LcnsdbyROYALTY wrote: »Also that four bar loop quote had a ? feelin bad as ? lol
TPAB was an album I struggled to find a four bar loop on. Production was immaculate. There was always a slightly different baseline, a horn run, a key riff, something to keep variety.
Lol, I dabble in production, hence why I said that. But I agree wholeheartedly. The musicality is one of my favorite things about TPAB. I still don't see why it's so hated...
because it had depth.BusterBreeze wrote: »LcnsdbyROYALTY wrote: »mosincredible wrote: »LcnsdbyROYALTY wrote: »Also that four bar loop quote had a ? feelin bad as ? lol
TPAB was an album I struggled to find a four bar loop on. Production was immaculate. There was always a slightly different baseline, a horn run, a key riff, something to keep variety.
Lol, I dabble in production, hence why I said that. But I agree wholeheartedly. The musicality is one of my favorite things about TPAB. I still don't see why it's so hated...
TPAB is one of those albums ? wont appreciate until years from now
that album was medicine something ? needed to hear at that point and time
That was more of a rhetorical statement than anything. Let me put it like this, it still baffles the living ? out me how a lot of us blantantly shun substance and/or intellect.
Comments like this are why people are starting to say Kendrick fans are reaching Lupe stan level of being pretentious prices on some I'm smarter than you ? . It aint about shunning substance. The album was universally lauded. "Alright" became a song people chanted as they marched in the streets....but damn nobody wants something that heavy every time you cut on the album. DAMN has substancr and intetllect and it's heralded too...its also just plain and simple more fun to listen to
So you just gonna pretend that a lot of the ? that don't ? with tha album like that aren't the same people whose go to line is: it don't bang in da whip, ? ain't twerkin to Kendrick, etc?
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LcnsdbyROYALTY wrote: »mosincredible wrote: »LcnsdbyROYALTY wrote: »Also that four bar loop quote had a ? feelin bad as ? lol
TPAB was an album I struggled to find a four bar loop on. Production was immaculate. There was always a slightly different baseline, a horn run, a key riff, something to keep variety.
Lol, I dabble in production, hence why I said that. But I agree wholeheartedly. The musicality is one of my favorite things about TPAB. I still don't see why it's so hated...
Because it's wack -
natural born sinners wrote: »
Think about iy
*both struggled to get a record deal early on
*both were cosigned by legends from their eras (nas-rakim, jay-Big Daddy Kane)
*both put out classic debut albums
*both were considered the best rapper in NY at one point
*Both married R&B singers
*Both put out great and really bad albums that made people think they were washed and returned to drop great critically acclaimed material
*both worked closely w Steve stoute -
LcnsdbyROYALTY wrote: »mosincredible wrote: »LcnsdbyROYALTY wrote: »Also that four bar loop quote had a ? feelin bad as ? lol
TPAB was an album I struggled to find a four bar loop on. Production was immaculate. There was always a slightly different baseline, a horn run, a key riff, something to keep variety.
Lol, I dabble in production, hence why I said that. But I agree wholeheartedly. The musicality is one of my favorite things about TPAB. I still don't see why it's so hated...
Because it's wack
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natural born sinners wrote: »natural born sinners wrote: »
Think about iy
*both struggled to get a record deal early on
*both were cosigned by legends from their eras (nas-rakim, jay-Big Daddy Kane)
*both put out classic debut albums
*both were considered the best rapper in NY at one point
*Both married R&B singers
*Both put out great and really bad albums that made people think they were washed and returned to drop great critically acclaimed material
*both worked closely w Steve stoute
Then of course were part of what is considered to most as the greatest lyrical rap battle in rap history -
natural born sinners wrote: »dalyricalbandit wrote: »LcnsdbyROYALTY wrote: »
Agreed. Physical, mp3, m4a, flac, etc >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> streaming
going to a store,being able to hold it in hand, see what the Cd design looks like and read the booklet etc>>>>>>>>>
This ? here bought cds in the 90s
got damn that ? made a young ? feel old -
Glad to see hov bounce back from MCHG, but he had plenty of ammo and topics to expand on since the lemonade album, its his second best album post retirement. Imo he his subliminal game is the best, he took kanye's mentor, made an whole album and still insulted him, That Future line was well executed, the messages of building your own wealth and being there for his kids without sounding preachy, i salute him. No Classic but definitely 4 1/2 mics. Will be coppin the physical, supposedly its got more tracks
