Red Mosquito

Kevin Davis wrote:It's an overstatement that he dropped a surprise album? Isn't that pretty much just a statement of fact?

If it's an EP of demos, no.

Well, you can quibble with its classification as an album rather than an EP, though at eight tracks and thirty-four minutes long, it's certainly well within industry standards for being considered a proper album. And isn't "Nebraska" basically an album of "demos?" I'm not really sure what you're taking issue with here.

...Goddamn you, KD.

Sorry, I just feel compelled to stick up for artists like Kendrick who get such little attention elsewhere.

Kevin Davis wrote:Sorry, I just feel compelled to stick up for artists like Kendrick who get such little attention elsewhere.

Man, we must travel in different circles.

I was just kidding

...Goddamn you, KD.

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

Kevin Davis wrote:Sorry, I just feel compelled to stick up for artists like Kendrick who get such little attention elsewhere.

Man, we must travel in different circles.

Great work

Yeah, terrific page thus far, guys. Keep up the good work.

After one listen, I think this is fantastic -- the perfect post-script to "To Pimp a Butterfly," though it certainly stands on its own as its own project with its own identity. I agree that some of the tracks feel more "casual" than others, but Kendrick's rapping absolutely does not -- it's as locked in as ever. People are almost definitely using the term "demo" incorrectly in regards to these tracks -- these do not feel like rough drafts put down for reference purposes with the intention of being revisited at a later date. They're thoughtfully produced and arranged, and sound great.

For the record, Kendrick is the one who called them demos.

Interesting. Maybe the term means something different in rap music, but these don't sound like any "demos" I've heard, nor do they sound any less "finished" to me than the album tracks.

Either way, I just listened to it three more times, and I love it.

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I really like 5 and 6 on my first listen. Not so sure about the rest, yet.

I'm really feeling this right now.

god i love the jazz in this.

i could see jazz making a big come back through hip hop in this type of style

bodysnatcher wrote:god i love the jazz in this.

i could see jazz making a big come back through hip hop in this type of style

gross

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:god i love the jazz in this.

i could see jazz making a big come back through hip hop in this type of style

gross

go back to the thread about bad hip hop

bodysnatcher wrote:god i love the jazz in this.

i could see jazz making a big come back through hip hop in this type of style