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Puff Daddy May Need Some Parental Classes To Keep This Unruly Record In Its PlaceReview created: 06/13/04
by: insomniac1587 -- a member of Epinions
Pros:
catchy hooks, most of the guest spots
catchy hooks, most of the guest spots
Cons:
sample happy, Puff can't flow, production can be shaky
sample happy, Puff can't flow, production can be shaky
Sampling is something that I truly have mixed feelings over. On one hand, when it's done right, it can give the song a settling and familiar tone that will help you get into it quicker when you recognize a riff or something. Plus, it can give us young'uns a glimpse at some of the music we had missed in the past. But, the thing is, for every one person who does it right, there are nine others who screw it up somehow. A lot use it as an excuse to be lazy in the studio, refusing to come up with an original beat of their own. That brings me to entrepreneur, uber multi-tasker Sean Combs. Combs...
Review ID: 10000000000253621
Puff Daddy and The Family's No Way Out: Commercial rap done right...Review created: 03/01/05
by: bigd99999 -- a member of Epinions
Pros:
Excellent use of sampling; decent lyrics sometimes
Excellent use of sampling; decent lyrics sometimes
Cons:
Puff, Kim, and Rob are pretty bad; Backpackers will hate it; some weak cuts
Puff, Kim, and Rob are pretty bad; Backpackers will hate it; some weak cuts
For as long as I can remember, commercial rap and underground rap have been beefing forever more. Both sides make valid arguments, with the more financially successful hip-hop commerce claiming that the underground backpacking emcees are just jealous of their immenseful success. Maybe. The underground backpacking community scathe at commercialism because it seems to sacrifice hip-hop artistry for the dollars. The battle never seems to end and quite honestly a lot of times it's fought from an idiotic point of view. I think commercial club fans need to realize that hip-hop's roots are forged in.
Review ID: 10000000000253622
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