THERE IS A NEW ALBUM OUT BY MIKE D AND AD ROCK AND THE JEWISH BRAD PITT

Paul Nice · #1 05-04-2011, 01:21 PM

I thought if anywhere would be talking about it, it'd be here. But instead EVERYWHERE is talking about it except here. But first this is Paul Nice aka K:d N:ce of the A W B etc. That means nothing, really, except to whatever old school posters are still here with whom I once traded barbs and internet battle raps, which activity incidentally is not the tiniest bit doucheish. So shut up. And where did all my posts go? Or did we have some sort of crash that lost everything? That may be it.

Back to this album WHAAAAAAT. That's all I have to say except for what I said already and this: daaaaaaamn. And this: my mind is blown. BA-LOWN. I am not somebody who loves every single thing they do, I should say. Huge fan since LTI but after Ill Comm I just wasn't feeling it much. Esp that last joint (boroughs, not mixup). I did not come back here and figure out my log in info and all of that for 5 Boroughs or Hello Nasty. I thought the Mix Up ruled, and was their best shilznit since IllComm, but THIS NEW JOINT is AMAZING. No doubt the best since Check Your Head, and it's right up there with that one almost neck and neck. Was most of this recorded pre- or post-op, Yauchwise? What accounts for all this creative electricity that crackles like rice crispies all over this album, on literally every track? Personally not feeling the Nas cameo, actually, but beyond that holy holy holy smokes, smokes of power and might, heaven and earth are full of your smoooo-hoooke, holy smoke in the hiiiiiigheeeest (roasted)

nonstop disco powerpack is a literal masterpiece. cannot believe how DOPE this is. DOPE DOPE DOPE.

alleyezonme6198 · #2 05-04-2011, 02:04 PM

Nonstop Disco Powerback is the best song on the album. Adrocks first verse is insane. I would love to see this one live.

camo · #3 05-04-2011, 02:14 PM

Mike D is the Jewish Brad Pitt.

But, yeah - not a whack cut on this joint.

Paul Nice · #4 05-04-2011, 04:45 PM

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Originally Posted by camo

Mike D is the Jewish Brad Pitt.

But, yeah - not a whack cut on this joint.

haha yep - i thought i wrote 'by mca and ad rock'

speaking of which, "Mike Dino" is an ILL alias for the D. maybe the best one ever. and santigold - i can't believe how excellent they sound together. i feared it would be awkward, like the pairing w/nas was awkward. nas is from QUEENS ffs - run dmcville! nasty nas was FRESH before he was gangsta, so why rock a beastie boys joint w/exhausted gangsta nonsense? he should have dropped his mask for two minutes and had fun rocking out dope rhymes instead of expanding his name brand. he should have went DMC on that joint, and instead he just.... went. rest of the song's dope though, and the new version's better than the first imo.

back to my quest-chins though, was most of this done before or after mca went a l'hopital? and if it's bad form to banter about mr. yauch's illness (as opposed to his ILLness, as in getting ill 24/7 or licensed to the same thereof) somebody clue me in. i'm not trying to be flippant or anything. i'm wondering what this new spirit that animates this whole lp is about - as in, was it a new zest for life after a sickness, or was it a new attitude going in? they sound like they're back in their own skins. for whatever reason this sort of creeping alien wackness started appearing on illcomm, which was of course a magnificent, splendiferous album but still thats where it started. on hello nasty it tainted the whole album ("As long as I learn I will make mistakes"? for real? what could the point of wasting seconds of the hour of music they produce every four years on that line? no excuse for boring filler rhymes if you're not pumping out songs every week, though that album was still pretty dope), and then on 5 boroughs it overwhelmed it. not so much wack rhymes as unentertaining ones. bob dylan (or whoever) could do social commentary, or something like it, and be entertaining. beasties can do that, to a degree, at times - but they're the freshest emcees in the world, literally. them doing flat, earnest social commentary raps just wasnt what they did best, and on this new album they do nothing BUT their best, which is THE best there is. contempo hip hop is a cheap joke compared to this shit.

so why the change?

laurie_hammy · #5 05-04-2011, 09:33 PM

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Originally Posted by alleyezonme6198

Nonstop Disco Powerback is the best song on the album. Adrocks first verse is insane. I would love to see this one live.

I think your my twin.

Bernard Goetz · #6 05-05-2011, 07:00 AM

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back to my quest-chins though, was most of this done before or after mca went a l'hopital?

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Paul Nice · #7 05-05-2011, 10:08 AM

merci boe coop monsieur getz

anybody here actually been to woodmans btw

it is worthy of that prop

Bernard Goetz · #8 05-05-2011, 11:09 AM

I have been there! Long time ago. I scrawled 'Hey Ladies!' into the wall beside my seat.
(Not as juvenile as it may sound - the place was riddled with scrawlings)

carlson.213 · #9 05-05-2011, 11:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Paul Nice

I thought if anywhere would be talking about it, it'd be here. But instead EVERYWHERE is talking about it except here. But first this is Paul Nice aka K:d N:ce of the A W B etc. That means nothing, really, except to whatever old school posters are still here with whom I once traded barbs and internet battle raps, which activity incidentally is not the tiniest bit doucheish. So shut up. And where did all my posts go? Or did we have some sort of crash that lost everything? That may be it.

Back to this album WHAAAAAAT. That's all I have to say except for what I said already and this: daaaaaaamn. And this: my mind is blown. BA-LOWN. I am not somebody who loves every single thing they do, I should say. Huge fan since LTI but after Ill Comm I just wasn't feeling it much. Esp that last joint (boroughs, not mixup). I did not come back here and figure out my log in info and all of that for 5 Boroughs or Hello Nasty. I thought the Mix Up ruled, and was their best shilznit since IllComm, but THIS NEW JOINT is AMAZING. No doubt the best since Check Your Head, and it's right up there with that one almost neck and neck. Was most of this recorded pre- or post-op, Yauchwise? What accounts for all this creative electricity that crackles like rice crispies all over this album, on literally every track? Personally not feeling the Nas cameo, actually, but beyond that holy holy holy smokes, smokes of power and might, heaven and earth are full of your smoooo-hoooke, holy smoke in the hiiiiiigheeeest (roasted)

nonstop disco powerpack is a literal masterpiece. cannot believe how DOPE this is. DOPE DOPE DOPE.

WOAH doggy, chill. take your meds kid. you are all over the place