If the music is made with samples I couldn't care less, as long as I like the music. It's not like a have a stupid prejudice or principle that if you use samples I will NEVER listen to your music. It's not like that if I hear a rap song/other song using samples on the radio and I go "Yeah! This is great" I then think "Aarrh, it sounds like it's just samples, so it's crap and I won't listen to it! NEVER!". No way, if the music sounds good, I'll listen to it. I listen to Burzum although Varg's a nazi punk and I don't like Nazi shit! A guy I know won't buy any Burzum shit because Varg is a nazi, although he thinks "Dunkelheit" is the best black metal song ever made! Procul Harum's "A whiter shade of pale" uses a chord progression from a Bach song, without crediting him, but still I think it's a fantastic song. They also play it themselves instead of just pushing record on their computer and putting the record on though! I think this is important if you're discussing musical talent (which we aren't, but still...). When I listened to nothing but rap I still though sampling was stupid, but I liked the music.
No offense, but I must admit that I'm really getting tired of the stuff you write about my comments! Everytime I say something you'll always come with shit like "You don't know shit" and all that crap! So fucking what if rap is a "natural evolution of funk" - that doesn't make me wanna listen to it!!! I couldn't really care less for the Jungle Brothers. I have around 25-30 P-Funk records and I bought them for that bad-ass funk shit they made back in the days, not some stupid hip hop that are totally different from their old shit! So fucking what if I don't care for rap - that doesn't make me "don't know nothing"! Maybe his work with Buckethead and the other guy isn't rap shit, but the P-Funk stuff I've heard from the 90's was still a dissapointment nonetheless! It seams to me like they have to try to keep pace of the time and make hip, cool, smart music instead of just stuff like their 70's works. I for instance have Maceo Parker's "Dial Maceo" lp. I listened to it around 5-10 times and thought it was great, then threw it on the shelf and haven't listened to it for 2 years or something. This is of course just my opinion. If you want to listen to them with rappers on their stuff, you're welcome, just don't force me to praise it, 'cause I won't!Originally posted by dimensionidol
as always you don't know nothing and talk only because you have a tongue in mouth...
bernie worrell in the 90's doing really good works with bill laswell and buckethead and also in his albums pieces of woo and blacktronic science he use jungle brothers voices...
hip hop and rap are natural evolution of funk!
so shut the fuck up and write shorter post instead of these romances!
