Looks like I'm the only one here who likes to listen to some hip hop while charging cavalry into a flank
hmm
Looks like I'm the only one here who likes to listen to some hip hop while charging cavalry into a flank
hmm
A little **** da police is kinda ironic when your playing as Pahlava and your fighting Seleucia .
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Quite possibly.
"Hip hop" means nothing to me. I can't relate to anything they sing about. I don't have millions of dollars. I don't drive a Bentley. I don't beat my hoes. I have respect for the rule of law and don't want to "f**k tha police". I don't like big buts. I can in fact, touch this.
I prefer to listen to metal, but I also like to listen to blues or folk music if fancy takes me. I really like Johnny Cash or Nick Drake. Francis Dunnery is also brilliant.
Then I'll tear this sh!t up with some Megadeth or Funeral for a Friend (before they turned gay).
Last edited by Horst Nordfink; 11-28-2007 at 03:15.
Only a few seek liberty; the majority seek nothing more than fair masters - Sallust
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Abba and Erasure? I bet your iPod is worth a look over!![]()
I also like The Smiths, Led Zeppelin, some Beatles songs, The Groundhogs, Rush, Pink Floyd, Robert Johnson, Thrice, Rise Against, It Bites and Hot Chocolate!
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The village people.Originally Posted by horst nordfink
I listen to Chinese rock music... I won't bother to list them since most people in China, let alone other countries, have never heard of them.
Western music I like Dropkick Murphy and Flogging Molly... kind of strange listening to Irish punk rock while playing as Saba though...
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I seen Flogging Molly twice in one day last year, they were BRILLIANT!!
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The "300" soundtrack.
I don't consider that real rap at all. The hip hop that I listen to never talks about money, cars, or hoes. They rap about everyday life things, each persons life story. Some of it is nice and soulful like "Common Sense" rapping about his sweetheart. One of my favorite songs is by Talib Kweli who raps about his children being superstars in his eyes.Originally Posted by horst nordfink
https://youtube.com/watch?v=Y12YgEIFcAY
This is real old school classic. Common rapping about how he misses real hip hop, how now its all about gangs and shit. Listen to the whole song, you'd think he is talking about some girl but at the end is the twist.
Seriously I get embarrassed saying I like Hip Hop because people right away think of that stuff on the radio that is horrible and unoriginal. It's crazy how pop and rock and even rnb now have better and more clever lyrics and word play that rap.
Although it is fun listening to "MOVE B!TCH GET OUT THE WAY" while charging cavalry into a flank![]()
I prefered that to all the other hip hop I hear nowadays (although I do go out of my way to ensure I don't hear any). He did sound like he was rapping with a blocked nose.
I don't understand why R'n'B has started to be synonomous with Hip Hop now! When people say R'n'B to me, I think of the Small Faces, The Animals, The Who, The Rolling Stones or The Yardbirds! (Come on, I'm sure I can think of one American band that is R'n'B!?) That's what Rhythm and Blues is!
Only a few seek liberty; the majority seek nothing more than fair masters - Sallust
A lie told often enough becomes truth - Vladimir Lenin
I forgot which rapper said this...but he has said "Why do artists call their music RnB when they aren't doing RnB?"
Rakim me thinks....or EPMD....Originally Posted by tapanojum
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I recommend Susumu Yokota. Especially album "The boy and the tree". Very atmospheric timeless but still contemporary music with tasty eastern feeling. Ideal for playing eastern factions :)
I can't stand anachronistic music. The only exception I allow myself is "Dido & Aeneas" from Purcell while playing as Kart-Hadast.![]()
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