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Who's heard of the american female rapper: ''Hologram Kizzie''? This is her new album's cover art

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coogar: my suggestion: take the ice bucket challenge. dry your face, get good earphones & listen to "legacy" again.

thank me later!

i might do what u suggest if i get around to it but first i must get the new ''Opeth'' album, the new ''Epica'' album, the box set of 10 ''dream theater'' studio albums realesed this past july, and i also have to get the complete discographies of the following bands and artists:
Foo Fighters
Omnium Gatherum
Deafheaven
Between The Buried And Me
Symphony X
Blackalicious
Cunninlyguists
People Under The Stairs
Dilated Peoples
Atsmosphere

A total of 122 albums between them.
And i still have alot of classical music to go through, about 750cds.
After that maybe i might just give legacy a try, just maybe. Because i might want to explore more bands and artists.

Do you listen to any other kind of music except rap? I listen to a wide variety of music for inspiration, from rock to jazz to classical.

coogar: you are talking nonsense as usual - if you cannot understand the technicality of lyricism we are discussing here then you have no rights to even contribute. i have seen all the lyrics physicsQED asked me to see & norm of them even compares to what eminem does when freestyling, never mind his pen game.

Everytime i calmn down and think to myself ''ok let me give this mmlp2 a chance and hear what everyone is raving about'' i get disappointed. I recently heard snippets of the song legacy from that album and my thoughts on it: ''commerciality on steroids'' im done thinking there could something on this album, that's it, eminem is a sell-out. If u want to hear real rap albums released in the past 12 months i'd recommend 1) sage francis - copper gone 2) blueprint - respect the architect. Stop supporting this mainstream garbage that is passed off as quality hip hop like 50 cent, eminem etc...

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naijajobspost: thanks tapingil. the guy is a newbie looking for ideas or recognition,thats why i didnt bother to respond to his post. well,atleast he is learning gradually.

RSAMAN: you still call me a newbie. you haven't
contributed much to the debate we had
other than call me newbie and naija rap
fan(of which i proved otherwise). Be more
mature and Let's make a deal, you can
suggest an album i should listen to from
my collection, i once downloaded music
from similar artists you like because i
wanted to try out that particular kind of
music, yes i did try out those artists but
found that i don't like that kind of music,
i'm not just making some baseless
arguements and calling anything i haven't
tried out shiiiitt, i'll just give you the album
names i have tried, you'll just pick one and
i'll happily go back and give them another
chance and listen to them. In turn, since
you don't have my favourite artists albums
on your hard drive, i will suggest just an
album you should download from the
internet. And if you think what i
recommended was shiiiitt then i will
happily agree that i'm a newbie; That will
be more mature than calling someone a
newbie by judging his favorite artists
without having given them a listen and
not knowing what kind of music they
make. Are we on with the deal?

You can talk the talk but cannot walk the walk. Shame can't even accept a simple challenge.

naijajobspost: thanks tapingil. the guy is a newbie looking for ideas or recognition,thats why i didnt bother to respond to his post. well,atleast he is learning gradually.

you still call me a newbie. you haven't contributed much to the debate we had other than call me newbie and naija rap fan(of which i proved otherwise). Be more mature and Let's make a deal, you can suggest an album i should listen to from my collection, i once downloaded music from similar artists you like because i wanted to try out that particular kind of music, yes i did try out those artists but found that i don't like that kind of music, i'm not just making some baseless arguements and calling anything i haven't tried out shiiiitt, i'll just give you the album names i have tried, you'll just pick one and i'll happily go back and give them another chance and listen to them. In turn, since you don't have my favourite artists albums on your hard drive, i will suggest just an album you should download from the internet. And if you think what i recommended was shiiiitt then i will happily agree that i'm a newbie; That will be more mature than calling someone a newbie by judging his favorite artists without having given them a listen and not knowing what kind of music they make. Are we on with the deal?

tapingil: OK sir we don hear...abeg step aside go open ur own thread with ur own fav artists....leave our op na....stop disturbing JOOR

nah, i didn't mean to disturb but just to recommend good music to you which i thought you might like. Either you are afraid of trying new things out or hate it when someone recommends something new to you. You probably listened to the same music for a long time but trying new things out will not do any harm because after all, you will have to decide whether you like what has been recommended to you or not and does not necesarily mean you have to ditch the old. All i can say is: try things out and if you don't like it you are free to ditch it. Like the old saying goes: a person who says he hasn't failed in life has never tried new things out. What have you got to lose? I have also tried things out, and along the way i have been disappointed time and time again, i failed, until i finally found music that i could cherish, i didn't just find it without disapointments and failing time and time again. All good music i have heard has come through recommendations and word of mouth, and everything i have heard on the radio and seen on tv has been mediocre at best compared to the standards of music i gotten into and set for myself, so i switched the radio off ever since.

newspostng: guy, i have been following this thread ,i know ure just saying your own opinion but bro,this op has stated that he will open your thread for you,i can see you are either a naija musician or you are just addicted to naija musics most coz u kept saying ruggedm.... i lost it. this op stated here that this thread is for hip hop and real rap and all the stuffs he has shared freely here are classic,i am not ladies fan buh hey,have you checked what iggy azalea fancy is selling right now.common, stop forming sabi abeg. check naija thread for naija music ,maybe you can shine there.the op here is for real. @ op ,give giving us real rap,waiting for a jay and nas album,cant wait .

Lol! Lol! Lol! since when was this guy a nigerian recording artist?

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R.A The Rugged man was born and bred in the U.S. He's from Suffolk County, Long Island, New
York, US. and has since recorded music with Nature Sounds, an Amercan Record company, he has never recorded anything in Nigeria and has Never worked or collaborated with a Nigerian record company or artist ever.

another R.A pic
https://www.egotripland.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/RA_Rugged_41-460jpg.jpg

His 2013 album 'Legends Never Die'
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/1/1d/Legends_Never_Die_cover.jpg

Another pic where R.A salutes the stars and stripes
https://blogs.villagevoice.com/music/RARuggedMan.JPG

No single artist on my list is a Nigerian recording artist, here's the list again:
R.A The Rugged Man
Atmosphere
El-P
Immortal Technique
Pharoahe Monch
Sage Francis
Deltron 3030
Mf Doom
KRS-One
The Roots
Talib Kweli
Apollo Brown
O.C
Blueprint
Dilated People
Del tha Funky Homosapien
Saigon
Jean Grae

for instance, number2 on the list - Atmosphere is composed of a duo of Sean and Ant, the duo is from Minneapolis, Minnesota, United
States. Not even a single artist on my list is a Nigerian artist, all of them are American rappers, most of them born and bred in America.

I dare you to read this wikipedia page on Pharoahe Monch's album 'PTSD' here:

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/PTSD_(album)

I suggest you copy and paste that link into your browser instead of clicking, make sure to copy the entire address including the '_(album)' otherwise it will take you to a different page about ptsd which has nothing to do with music, the same might happen if you click instead of copy and paste

Or

You can Access the page manually by typing 'Pharoahe Monch PTSD' on google and clicking the wikipedia link from the search results

then you will realise that Pharoahe is not an industry puppet. On the album The Queens emcee narrates, in both literal
and metaphoric ways, about the trials and tribulations of an independent artist who is at war with the music industry and the struggle of the black male experience in
America. Read the entire wikipedia page and don't skip a single thing on the page especially the crictic response on this release, read how they praise Pharoahe's intellect internal rhyming skills and prowess, this is the same album Talib Kweli took to twitter in it's praise and expressed that this album would shiiiitt on any other album released this year.

all4naija: I disagree with this your very comment. By definition you haven't been able to prove that you cannot do without manifesting the symptom of a troll in your posts. Through out your argument you have been able to show that you are nothing more than an irritant. That is appalling to say the least.

Through out all you have said, to exonerate yourself of your behavior, there is no iota of evidence to prove you aren't a troll. Indeed, you keep pointing it out and make it very palpable to those reading your post that you are what that word stands for.

I don't know what to say about your questions but they are utterly senseless in all ramification. I am not going to respond to them though you are trying to make them look rhetorical in nature.

Take your boring South African bottom to the squalor of Township and fix the problem there first before even talking about the earthquake that would have helped to get rid of those not useful to nature. Bwahaha....

okay you win, i'm tired of arguing.

naijajobspost: bro i told you,this thread aint for naija shiiiitt, am not a fan .... krs one is classic anyway and just 1 or 2 above kweli.... just wait when i am less busy i will open a thread for you on naija songs,i dont listen to them .

we got more classic coming right here.lay your head for a real niiiggaaa

shows what an ignorant slowpoke you are by calling this naija shiiiitt. Kweli himself took to twitter and said ''Pharoahe Monch's PTSD'' will shiiiitt on any rap album released this year, 'R.A the Rugged Man's Legends Never Die' is a conteder for album of the decade material, Deltron 3030's self titled album is probably the best rap album ever released. Do you even know kid koala? Dan the automator? What about Aceyalone? And you gonna say lil wayne, drake, birdman are better than those artists, you live in a fantasy world bro. Listen to R.A The Rugged Man Featuring Talib Kweli - Learn Truth from 'Legends Never Die' R.A completely murders Kweli on that track; then there's a song called 'the dangerous three' from the same album by R.A, this time R.A is rolling with 'Brother Ali and Masta Ace' and they are the dangerous three, all three rappers come to the party on this track and they deliver stellar verses, with intellect rhyming, to the point verses, ali opens the track and completely r4pes it, Intro by Ali prior to the first verse also by Ali:
[Intro: Brother Ali]
''Said they just don't make 'em like this no
more
In fact they never made 'em like this
before
I'm 'bout the baddest man that ya eyes
done saw
Baby, I'm down by law'' Just that intro alone shiiiitts on lil wayne's entire discography, we ain't talking about ali's verse yet, just the intro, imagine what his verse will do if that was just the intro, R.A tackles the 2nd verse and he's on point as usual, finally it's masta ace's turn and his flow is always as succulent; then there's a trak from the same album by R.A entitled 'Luv to Fuk' this time with Eamon, my word i started liking eamon after i heard this track, stellar chorus. R.A the rugged man is definetely one of the best white rappers to ever grab a mic.

Now onto the best rap album ever 'Deltron 3030 by Deltron 3030' this is a concept album, the year is 3030, the lyrics are futuristic giving the glimpse of year 3030 with just lyrics, with Del tha Funky Homosapien multisyllablistic tongue twisting rhymes that paints you a perfect picture about what he envisions about the future and his mission is to save us from future turbulances yet to come. His lyrics really teleports us into the future.
Don't expect to hear lyrics about biiiitches, money, rims; like your fav artists, this is mature rap, expect to songs about computer viruses, gorvenment role in destroyed future, alien invasion. Etc... This is like a sci-fi rap here and del's lyrics teleports you into the future.

Then there's El-P: listen his 2012's Cancer 4 cure, one of the best in 2012 with beats that are out of this world. Dr dre? Who's dr dre? El-P really provides a top notch production on this one, with lyrics that have tight punchlines and metaphors.


And You say lil wayne is better than those rappers? Joke of the century.
I'd school you on hip hop niiigga.
Go listen to real rap and then we can talk. I wonder how someone like lil wayne would smoke pot and say whatever thing that comes to mind in a weird voice can sell millions of copies.
And you think rick ross God forigive, i don't is a classic, hahaha classic moemish one could ever hear.





I'm so into Brother Ali's lyrics as they are mostly rebellious. Ali was born in Madison, Wisconsin, United States, but his family kept on relocating in and around the US. Ali was born was born with the rare genetic condition of albinism. While Brother Ali's family is white, he has
often described a childhood marked by
cruelty and exclusion by his white
classmates as a result of his physical
abnormality. He has often explained that,
from an early age, he felt "most at home
amongst African Americans."
That's the reason why his lyrics are so rebellious. Check his wikipedia page out.

you want true rap in 2014, try:

R.A The Rugged Man
Atmosphere
El-P
Immortal Technique
Pharoahe Monch
Sage Francis
Deltron 3030
Mf Doom
KRS-One
The Roots
Talib Kweli
Apollo Brown
O.C
Blueprint
Dilated People
Del tha Funky Homosapien
Saigon
Jean Grae

they ain't like your favourite rappers with no talent who are just studio thugs who rap about killing people, guns, vulgar lunguage whereas in real life they're just p u s s i e s.

naijajobspost: lol, bro no disrespect, pls this thread aint for you, when i open a thread on naija songs, u can comment ,then you can talk about wizkid,nice,olamide,banky,icprince and your average.

, sure youll call nas and jay z puppet

nas is great and jay z is a sell out. Remember how he f u cked 2pac's me and my girlfriend and made an rnb song with beyonce?

,common we ve been listenening even before the jayz's
hard knock life and blueprint classic,

i've already said common is great as i said your list was sh1.tty save common. Jay's Blueprint, the black album and reasonable doubt are his only classic albums and then he turned industry puppet when the new wave of puppet rappers in 2000s came along.

before the Nas illmatic and stillmatic classic,
before the bone thugs East 99 classic,before the tupac how do you want it,hell razor,carlifornia love and still i rise classic,before the notorious big juicy classic ,before the dmx its hard and hell is hot classic,
Niggaaz with altitude were just comming up ,the whole east coast Easy E ,big daddy kane, before the LL cooj j doin it classic,along came i need love,
before the ras kass, keith murray,styles p,sheek louch,AZ jadakiss the lox crew,butch cassidy, benie sigel,mystikal,late love-vendor c,bun b,nastro,EDI ,napoleon,
dragon,wu tang red man and method man,twista,red cafe,bubba sparxx,mase,camron giles horse and carriage classic,
deathrow crew,doc dre,omilio sparks,petey pablo raised up north carolina classic,ice T,ice cube,
warren g,coolio,young dro,trick daddy,jarule 366 classic, scarface ,mobb deep prodigy and havoc,

that was the golden era of rap. When rap was still rap.

along came your 2000s

and they dragged raps name through the mud

favorite rappers drake,eminem,jcole,wiz khalifa,i20,sen city,stalley,cyhi,slaughterhouse,joe budden,boyz n da hood,lil zane, asap mobb,cheif keef,big krit,david banner,currensssyy,game,fabulous,freewy,french montana,gunnplay,kevin gates,king los, kolley,lil flip,nore,plies,rocko,rich boy

all of those rappers are sh1.t, save eminem.

naijajobspost: fake dude posting nonsense,what do you know about rap music. ,there u go callin rick ross,joe, lil wayne and bridman wannabe puppet. u drake fan,olamide and some of the shitty nigerian songs you listen to. this right here is for reeal gss not fake wannabe like you.this right here is too hard for your average

Drake? So you come to the defense of your industry puppets by naming other industry puppets?

Am i a fake dude? No. What do i know about rap music? Alot of stuff, stuff you don't know even exists.

Again i say:

lil wayne
rick ross
drake
birdman
kanye west
snoop dogg
tiger
soulja boy
nicki minaj
black eyed peas
young jeezy
big sean
tpain
50 cent
g-unit
and the entire ymcmb
are all sh1.t.

all4naija: Bwahaha... Indeed, the definition looks familiar, it is the South African brat who is bent on annoying people in this forum with no reasonable motive. Hahaha... You need a match to set up a fire in the darkness you are used to as a troll.

oh i'm bent on annoying people in this forum without a reasonable motive? I don't see what i did on this forum fits your definition of a troll because i haven't been on this site since last december and i came here to post about my experience and its probably my first posting in this forum if i'm not mistaken. I usually posted in the entertainment forum, particularly, music and movies forums. If posting about my experience fits your definition of a troll then tell me what annoyed you the most, is it the fact that my username is RSAMAN? Or because i'm a south african on nairaland? Or you think i'm xenophobic? Or think i'm suggesting to be better than any average Nigerian because i exeperienced an earthquake? Or suggest im a better person in general sense of the word? Or what?

On the other hand what you did after i posted about my experience fits my definition of a troll. Uve been working ur a ss off to offend me but found that its not easy to do to me. Not only do you fit my definition of a troll, hell you even fit your own definition. Now who's the troll?

all4naija: What I saw and quoted was 'well' in you post. You possibly edited it later, you smelling South African living in the squalor of Township.

yeah you are right, what you saw was 'well' which is what you quoted me saying. and you are damn right again, i edited it later. But i urge you to type KUNT with a C instead of a K and see what nairaland filters the word to. Do that and you will see why i had to edit my message and purposefully mispell the word in order to avoid filtering.

RSAMAN: i've already defined a troll. Here's the definition again: a troll is you. The word 'You' in the definition of a troll i gave you = someone who make a deliberately offensive or
provocative online posting with the aim of
upsetting someone or eliciting an angry
response from them.

Which is what you are. That's why i said look in the mirror.

all4naija: Please, define a troll. You ugly desert lizard!

i've already defined a troll. Here's the definition again: a troll is you. The word 'You' in the definition of a troll i gave you = someone who make a deliberately offensive or
provocative online posting with the aim of
upsetting someone or eliciting an angry
response from them.

all4naija: I didn't see that in any of your posts. Please, point me to it. Dirty a s s South African. You smelling Township dweller!

RSAMAN: KUNT!!

You said dick, i said KUNT. Mother F u c k e r.

all4naija: You look at yourself in the mirror, come back to me and define what troll is. You dirty twerp!

you are the troll. That's how best a troll can be defined.

all4naija: Whatever! But, you are a p u s s y!

i called you p u s s y first. Such a f u cking m.o.r.o.n, cant do anything without plagiarism

all4naija: You are a p u s s y!

And i never said the word 'Well' you quoted above. You f u cking fell for that? This site keeps filtering what i say when i call u an A..NAL KUNT of a slowpoke that you are.

all4naija: Since when you became a troll!

look in the mirror and you'll see a f u c k i ng troll you dickhead.

all4naija: You are a p u s s y!

since when?

all4naija: DICK!!

KUNT!!

all4naija: Okay, my effing bottom!

okay, pea brain.

all4naija: I am not your boss!

ok

all4naija: Yep! But, bad of you.

yes, boss.

all4naija: It is of no use having you scaled through in the earthquake incidence if you are what you say in your post. I am helping to create a working society and educating people on how to do things on their own without putting others in harms way.

Good for you.

kwametut: This isn't a SOUTHY. FACT. A South African will never stoop this low (using names like RSAMAN). REALLY

Yeah. I've just created this account solely for the purpose of contributing about the experience i have encountered. I have never used this site ever before, i don't have 172 posts and 15 topics i have posted on this site using this same account way before earthquakes. Thank you.

all4naija: I am glad you are alive to write about your experience. Are you useful to your society as a black person at all? I am just asking.

No, I'm just a useless k.unt. What are u doing in your community?

tollytexy: I WAS SO SCARED WHEN THE EARTHQUAKE HAPPENED! I THOUGHT IT WAS END TIME AND I WAS PLANNING OF RETURNING BK TO NAIJA .. BUT SCARED OF EBOLA..LOL

Hahaha, nowhere to run.