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#1
 2002-09-10, 18:46
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Jadedfool 
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Is rap in a state of emergency
ARGH!
just because you're too lazy to take the time to find good rap that isn't commercialized to all hell doesn't mean there isn't any out there.
don't blame your faults on the music.
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#2
 2002-09-11, 01:56
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The fine line between genius and madness
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Re: Is rap in a state of emergency
Most rap is cookiecutter, but so is most pop music, and nearly all country music.
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#3
 2002-09-11, 02:30
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grungymagician 
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Re: Is rap in a state of emergency
junglist, member that post you made asking how the rap scene is in England, and i add i hated rap and caused a accendtial rock vs rap war and you got pissed. that was fun, sorry btw if i havent said it in like 4 months lol.
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#4
 2002-09-11, 04:30
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Gnool 
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Re: Is rap in a state of emergency
I like Rage Against The Machine-style 'rap', but not that dumb yowestsideniggazinthehoodyo rap. Nelly, Ja Rule etc are just as much a bunch of teenyboppers as Britney Spears and all those other dumb blonde American singers.
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