Nighthawk

"Gateway to Hell" - Thrill Kill Kult Standard TKK sample to start, followed by sick guitar licks and in my opinion the two best, and best used, samples of TKK's career, straight into the glorious industriothrash that made their name for them.

The best dis track was Foetus to Nick Cave; "Sick Man". I'm biased on that, though.

He's good.

I don't buy/get you. EDIT: Agent said once I go over most people's heads.

Like I care? Listen to Foetus.

See, who else would post three times in a row like this? EDIT: Subby is a mere amalgmyth of precepts I invented. fake edit: By invented, I mean stole from Incandenza.

Because we're actually the same person. EDIT: I am about to prove it by posting three times in a row.

Hey guys, remember the one poster who was untouchable by subby? It was me.

I smashsed my head into a brick wall over and over until the wall fell apart. I am better than drugs.

It's because Dames is queer.

How about you put my Bible thread in classics. And then put the cock shots thread in there too. Surely anyone can appreciate the glorious juxtapostion of the enshrinement of those particular of my threads, hence the reluction to behallow cock shots should be sated, it now having a greater literary position. Yeah, that was the whole reason I did that Bible thread.

You showed him.

So I listend to Speakerboxxx/Love Below today, and have decided Speakerboxxx is the better album and Big Boi the, perhaps not better, but more vital, rapper. Allow me to elaborate. Speakerboxxx is one of the most chill albums I know, it's up there with Superfly. It doesn't have as many standout tracks as it might, but it really creates a mood. If you smoke a blunt and listen to it it's like a religious experience. Bowtie is a fucking pimp song, by the way. Love Below is a great album too, but it just, there's no other way to put it, sounds too much like a Prince album. Which is a good thing, and I might feel different were I not such a Prince fan, but while it's a good album, it shows it's influence too much. Not only Prince, though he's the one I hear the most in it. Now Dre bringing all these influences into a hip hop environment is good, but that's the problem... Love Below was too far removed from a hip hop album. That's why it worked better on Aquemini and Stankonia, he had Big Boi there to keep him grounded. When they split it down the middle like that, it looks like Dre needs Big Boi, but Big Boi doesn't need Dre.

Both of em.

Senility?

But sometimes it's better, so you gotta know when to hold em and know when to fold em.

Actually, their second album is violent enough that I can groove on it well enough, but I wouldn't really call it "good". Let's Get Free was lame, save Hip Hop, which I'll admit is one of the best songs to come out in years.

Oh yeah. It's not bad. Best one in a bit. I think Incandenza doesn't like it, at least I seem to remember him saying that.

Not a death metal cover of a Sparks song. That kind of thing irritates me. Which reminds me, I think the worst cover of all time is Marilyn Manson's Hit Me Baby One More Time. He doesn't put any effort at all into it, it's as if he think "Me, Marilyn Manson! Singing Britney Spears!" is enough. He did some good covers though. I like his Tainted Love and Golden Years. His version of I Put A Spell On You is probably my second favorite, after Diamanda Galas', and that's one of the most covered songs I know. By the way, I like that song because it sounds like "Little Johnny Jew".

Buy it for me, moneybags.

Yes. I know. What difference does that make? It still costs almost $300.

Those are ok, but Dead Prez sux.

Bitch you been a naughty ho, you let ya niggas down.

Once again, IDRM proves to be beyond argument.