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Of course, the comparison with Mos Def works. With a final note: definitely not the last of the idiots.
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PS: by the way, the little Pusher in the video (Just To Get A Rap) became Lil’ Dap from Group Home. Just to share some random trivia here and there.
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Instrumentally maybe yes, but given the extreme minimalism of the proposal, if you consider that, you could compare them to any rapper from the late 80s to early 90s. Rap is about the lyrics; they were talking about Eggs & Ham, Guru about survival in the ghetto. They made colorful videos with bouncing little gnomes, while Guru told the story of the little pusher exploited by the boss who, at the end of the video, killed the boss and took over the neighborhood. I would say that the comparison is a bit far-fetched, given the immense Gangstarr Militia (and the difference between Tribe and Militia already speaks volumes).
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<< But be careful if you find a TV and see a video of the ATCQ tuned in on MTV, it's not that you stop looking for them >> But is your name Mork, and do you come from an egg from Ork?
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NB: Miles Davis... strictly only Doo Bop and nothing else, mainly from the second album of ATCQ.
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R.H.C.P? P.O.D.? Look, if you listen to this record, you’ll stop making comparisons that score less than zero. They’re comparable to any dude who’s shoved a bass and a trumpet into his rap game, from Miles Davis to your next-door neighbor.
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<<< so they didn't leave a great legacy >>> Hilarious.
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Oh well Jim, this is Rap. Pure and simple Funky Rap, no out-of-the-lines new school, terribly old school. But old school records still have their reason for being; if it had come out yesterday, it would be quite pointless.
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"Come on, and currently no one has surpassed them? I think this is outdated." And how many damn thanks do we have to include? Give me a number. "The public enemy n°1 didn't care about mixing these genres." Oh, nice, and what does that have to do with it? Besides, I didn't mention Public Enemy as a group but only as an 80s trend of the new Black Panthers. "Do you really think KRS-One never thought about it?" Darling, have you ever heard of Boogie Down Productions? Do you have any idea of the nonsense you're lining up? These are pointless comparisons; they had two different goals, period.
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Even Miles Davis drew inspiration from their sound and that of their peers (DLS & JB's). It's not about being number 5, no. After all, who is Miles Davis in front of Killgod? Sorry. Even on Miles' part. Bambataa was doing Beat, this is Rap. The comparison doesn't just hold up, it doesn't relate at all. // For a sample, I take 6 days; I've tried various times without ever having the time to finish it. It's a super famous record, you should find it easily on peer to peer, if not more. Maybe also look for ATCQ (like QOTSA).