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Fatality FIGHT! Battle #156
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- Forum: Beat Fights!
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Finished Beat It Up! - Battle #163
[/MEDIA] Interesting selections...- Fury Beats
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- Forum: Beat It Up!
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What Was the Greatest Beastie Boys Album and Why?
Will do. Thanks for the insight.- Fury Beats
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- Forum: Music
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What Was the Greatest Beastie Boys Album and Why?
In your own words, what was the the greatest Beastie Boys Album of all time and Why? I personally stopped following after their sophomore release Paul's Boutique but I am sure they have good content out there beyond that...- Fury Beats
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Hip-Hop Artists (Then & Now)
Starting a thread to show how artists have progressed over the years: If you can find any more, please share... MC Lyte and Big Daddy Kane Then: Now:- Fury Beats
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When Rappers Finally Get It
Yeah, I get it..At the end of the day its about the demand. The average person anywhere probably (on average) identifies with non-sense. Most people are average, average people get C's in school...anything more intelligent in lyrics is probably only get a small sliver of the population. You have...- Fury Beats
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- Forum: Industry Talk
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Why do you like the music you like?
I could have said: his/her..as artists/rappers are both sexes. I've enjoyed some women hip-hop artists too. My POV was from a patriarch stand point not to downplay the woman's contributions.- Fury Beats
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- Forum: Music
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When Rappers Finally Get It
How many times have we seen rappers who grew up in front of our eyes and benefit from that maturity? For example, Jay-Z started putting out material (His latest major release) 4:44 went platinum and had "Grown Up" lyrics on it. Remember the days when he rapped about Money, Cash, Hoes...years...- Fury Beats
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Why do you like the music you like?
Is this what Hip-Hop has become to you? If so, God help us all. To me, Hip-Hop is a language for the underrepresented to express what really goes on in the life of the artist. Like any art, it's a way to express which has been monetized. Rappers, in general, are really no more than orators...- Fury Beats
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- Forum: Music
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What would you name this if it was an album cover?
"Don't F@ck Wit Us"- Fury Beats
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- Forum: The Basement
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Hodges, James & Smith - "Signal Your Intention"
Here's my rendition with some vocals added to spice it up a bit...- Fury Beats
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- Forum: Sample Flippage
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When Hip Hop Was Fun Thread (Videos and Discussion)
Yes, it makes no sense that there is one dominant style that has pretty much taken over. It's like a monopoly (usually short-lived). For example, East coast, vs West Coast, vs Southern Miami Bass, etc...I think this one type of predominant style of hip-hop does crush creativity. Who's making...- Fury Beats
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- Forum: The Basement
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What would you name this if it was an album cover?
Who Chopped Ya'?- Fury Beats
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- Forum: The Basement
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What would you name this if it was an album cover?
"A wolf in lamb's clothing"- Fury Beats
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- Forum: The Basement
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My Illmuzik Contest Theme Ideas (In no particular order)
They can optionally put their own beat in if they want (or use a different, it's all subjective) but it's for the voters to decide, not the entrant.- Fury Beats
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- Forum: The Basement
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My Illmuzik Contest Theme Ideas (In no particular order)
I think we are on to something. The theme could be "The Best Beat You Think You've Heard" and enter it into the contest with proper attribution if it ain't yours.- Fury Beats
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- Forum: The Basement