(11-09-2013, 09:56 AM)CPT Crow link Wrote: [ -> ]I heard this going into work yesterday. Â
Das Racist - Combination Pizza Hut and Taco Bell (With Lyrics)
It exists, and I am less confident in the bright, shining future of humanity. Â
Blues used to mic spam this all the time. PS: Das Racist is satire/internet culture rap. You should read about them, they're kinda neat. Funbucks digs them a lot. :-*
(11-09-2013, 12:43 PM)Nitrous Oxide link Wrote: [ -> ][quote author=CPT Crow link=topic=211.msg273243#msg273243 date=1384009003]
I heard this going into work yesterday.Â
Das Racist - Combination Pizza Hut and Taco Bell (With Lyrics)
It exists, and I am less confident in the bright, shining future of humanity.Â
Blues used to mic spam this all the time. PS: Das Racist is satire rap. You should read about them, they're kinda neat. Funbucks digs them a lot. :-*
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Oh man I forgot this used to be a thing. This was from before I even joined the forum.
Just discovered this new artist/album. I normally need some time to take a liking to new songs, but this whole album just does it for me. Dance/electronic.
Starcadian - Lovetop (2013)
Seriously, I like the whole album. Check out Ronnie, or He^rt.
Starcadian - HE^RT
(very interesting music video)
(11-09-2013, 12:45 PM)Didzo link Wrote: [ -> ][quote author=Nitrous Oxide link=topic=211.msg273245#msg273245 date=1384019003]
[quote author=CPT Crow link=topic=211.msg273243#msg273243 date=1384009003]
I heard this going into work yesterday.Â
Das Racist - Combination Pizza Hut and Taco Bell (With Lyrics)
It exists, and I am less confident in the bright, shining future of humanity.Â
Blues used to mic spam this all the time. PS: Das Racist is satire rap. You should read about them, they're kinda neat. Funbucks digs them a lot. :-*
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Oh man I forgot this used to be a thing. This was from before I even joined the forum.
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Talk about a nostalgia bomb, wow.
I've been on a country kick, lately.
Molly Hatchet - Flirtin' With Disaster
jesus molly hatchet. My moms had their tapes back in '81. Ain't heard no one mention them since.
(11-12-2013, 07:17 PM)rumbot link Wrote: [ -> ]jesus molly hatchet. My moms had their tapes back in '81. Ain't heard no one mention them since.
Yeah, my old man had a couple CDs he played in his car when I was a kid, but I've never heard anybody else play them.Â
Well, there was NASCAR 98, but that hardly counts.
Of Monsters and Men - King And Lionheart
(11-09-2013, 12:43 PM)Nitrous Oxide link Wrote: [ -> ][quote author=CPT Crow link=topic=211.msg273243#msg273243 date=1384009003]
I heard this going into work yesterday. Â
Das Racist - Combination Pizza Hut and Taco Bell (With Lyrics)
It exists, and I am less confident in the bright, shining future of humanity. Â
Blues used to mic spam this all the time. PS: Das Racist is satire/internet culture rap. You should read about them, they're kinda neat. Funbucks digs them a lot. :-*
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hahahahahahahaha white people
Das Racist is an underground hip-hop group who's main target demographic is internet users and bloggers. They're both from Queens, and they like to joke around a lot while also raising socio-political awareness on issues such as post-911 treatment of brown people in the US.
So let's analyze this song;
They've made a repeatable hook with heavy acclimations to branded names, Pizza Hut and Taco Bell, to coincide with the current fad in mainstream pop which is doing much of the same.
The message or theme of the songs is basically that "the US has gotten so ridiculous, large and obnoxious that we can make songs about disgustingly fatty food and with stupid lyrics and still get views"
And you NEED to follow it up with the song "Rainbow in the Dark", a sequel to this track mentioned above, with reference to Ronnie James Dio.
Das Racist - "Rainbow in the Dark" - SXSW 2010 Showcasing Artist
(11-15-2013, 01:42 PM)Funbuck$ link Wrote: [ -> ][quote author=Nitrous Oxide link=topic=211.msg273245#msg273245 date=1384019003]
[quote author=CPT Crow link=topic=211.msg273243#msg273243 date=1384009003]
I heard this going into work yesterday. Â
Das Racist - Combination Pizza Hut and Taco Bell (With Lyrics)
It exists, and I am less confident in the bright, shining future of humanity. Â
Blues used to mic spam this all the time. PS: Das Racist is satire/internet culture rap. You should read about them, they're kinda neat. Funbucks digs them a lot. :-*
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hahahahahahahaha white people
Das Racist is an underground hip-hop group who's main target demographic is internet users and bloggers. They're both from Queens, and they like to joke around a lot while also raising socio-political awareness on issues such as post-911 treatment of brown people in the US.
So let's analyze this song;
They've made a repeatable hook with heavy acclimations to branded names, Pizza Hut and Taco Bell, to coincide with the current fad in mainstream pop which is doing much of the same.
The message or theme of the songs is basically that "the US has gotten so ridiculous, large and obnoxious that we can make songs about disgustingly fatty food and with stupid lyrics and still get views"
And you NEED to follow it up with the song "Rainbow in the Dark", a sequel to this track mentioned above, with reference to Ronnie James Dio.
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I think the Anamanaguchi mix is a little better
http://youtu.be/dZdQtc45pVM
(11-15-2013, 03:46 PM)StolenToast link Wrote: [ -> ][quote author=Funbuck$ link=topic=211.msg273509#msg273509 date=1384540973]
[quote author=Nitrous Oxide link=topic=211.msg273245#msg273245 date=1384019003]
[quote author=CPT Crow link=topic=211.msg273243#msg273243 date=1384009003]
I heard this going into work yesterday. Â
Das Racist - Combination Pizza Hut and Taco Bell (With Lyrics)
It exists, and I am less confident in the bright, shining future of humanity. Â
Blues used to mic spam this all the time. PS: Das Racist is satire/internet culture rap. You should read about them, they're kinda neat. Funbucks digs them a lot. :-*
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hahahahahahahaha white people
Das Racist is an underground hip-hop group who's main target demographic is internet users and bloggers. They're both from Queens, and they like to joke around a lot while also raising socio-political awareness on issues such as post-911 treatment of brown people in the US.
So let's analyze this song;
They've made a repeatable hook with heavy acclimations to branded names, Pizza Hut and Taco Bell, to coincide with the current fad in mainstream pop which is doing much of the same.
The message or theme of the songs is basically that "the US has gotten so ridiculous, large and obnoxious that we can make songs about disgustingly fatty food and with stupid lyrics and still get views"
And you NEED to follow it up with the song "Rainbow in the Dark", a sequel to this track mentioned above, with reference to Ronnie James Dio.
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I think the Anamanaguchi mix is a little better
http://youtu.be/dZdQtc45pVM
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ooooh damn you're right, i forgot about that mix
they were dope when they showed up at carleton once (anamanaguchi, that is)
a wild sponson AND an azure re-appear.
Caff, put these in pokeballs and capture them before they disappear again.