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you can listen to the album full way now without the hastle :: http://www.rhapsody.com/jay-z
blueprint three ::
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Did he GIVE this joint away?
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I'm hard on rappers and even harder on Jay...
Album was not that BAD. First half of the album runs (1-7) tracks 8-9 are iffy (depends on your mood for that day) Track 10
Track 11
Track 12
Track 13
Track 14
Track 15
Not as good as American Ganster but far better than Kindom Come. Its just an average Jay-Z album... nothing over the top but dudes acting like its the worstthing that dropped in 09' I guarantee your cd changer is looking very questionable as is already.
If you dont like it then I can respect that! If you dont like and you be riding round bumping wack musicthen I dont respect that. lol
My only beef is that I dont think Jay is making his music for the right reasons anymore. I feel like he israpping to prove that he can still rap. Who are you proving yourself too??? Rap b/c you want to make good music (not to show how much better than youare to the rest of these cats).
What was the last GREAT album yall bought anyway (I seriously want to know though) and dont say Deeper Than Rap or Loso's Way (which was Fab's bestalbum. If you haven't heard it then please go buy it)
Album was not that BAD. First half of the album runs (1-7) tracks 8-9 are iffy (depends on your mood for that day) Track 10
Not as good as American Ganster but far better than Kindom Come. Its just an average Jay-Z album... nothing over the top but dudes acting like its the worstthing that dropped in 09' I guarantee your cd changer is looking very questionable as is already.
If you dont like it then I can respect that! If you dont like and you be riding round bumping wack musicthen I dont respect that. lol
My only beef is that I dont think Jay is making his music for the right reasons anymore. I feel like he israpping to prove that he can still rap. Who are you proving yourself too??? Rap b/c you want to make good music (not to show how much better than youare to the rest of these cats).
What was the last GREAT album yall bought anyway (I seriously want to know though) and dont say Deeper Than Rap or Loso's Way (which was Fab's bestalbum. If you haven't heard it then please go buy it)
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Your playlist gets a pass (if thats your real playlist... we know you really bumping....)
Flo'Rida
Bmore Club
B.E.P
Sean Kingston
& Ace Hood
Keep it real playa
Deeper than rap wont bad but that #%@ Wont GREAT! That album has 15 tracks and you just okay'd 7 of them 7/15=0.466667 x 100= 47% Thats not passing!!! See you in summer school
Flo'Rida
Bmore Club
B.E.P
Sean Kingston
& Ace Hood
Keep it real playa
Deeper than rap wont bad but that #%@ Wont GREAT! That album has 15 tracks and you just okay'd 7 of them 7/15=0.466667 x 100= 47% Thats not passing!!! See you in summer school
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"gotta gEt that Boom Boom Boooom"
far As BP3 I said...
1-7, 11, 14. (w/ 8 and 9 being questionable depending on the mood)
that's a solid 11/15 though like I said it's a 73% album not BAD but ni his best work.
That's my opinion. I don't except everyone to like but if u riding round bumping OJ da 100% juice man then u can give this album a listen
far As BP3 I said...
1-7, 11, 14. (w/ 8 and 9 being questionable depending on the mood)
that's a solid 11/15 though like I said it's a 73% album not BAD but ni his best work.
That's my opinion. I don't except everyone to like but if u riding round bumping OJ da 100% juice man then u can give this album a listen
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ob4cl2 and bp3 are both extremely dope. just what i needed in the cd changer for the upcoming fall/winter.
bp3 doesnt sonically sound like an actual "blueprint" but more like a black album. ill still be coppin on the 11th to support, as well as the 8th forrae's.
only records skip-worthy are off that and venus/mars and to be honest venus/mars is actually growin on me...timbo killed it. while off that still sounds likesomething that belongs to nelly furtado
bp3 doesnt sonically sound like an actual "blueprint" but more like a black album. ill still be coppin on the 11th to support, as well as the 8th forrae's.
only records skip-worthy are off that and venus/mars and to be honest venus/mars is actually growin on me...timbo killed it. while off that still sounds likesomething that belongs to nelly furtado
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will cop
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Originally Posted by HARMCITY45
Basura....
not interested in hearing Jay-Z on Ecstasy music
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I agree with you on that. That Rick Ross album surprised me with how good it is.Originally Posted by HARMCITY45
If you don't think Deeper than Rap was a great album than you are a fool sir...
IDGAF...
That %!%+ was fire!
Mafia Music
Yacht Club
Rich off Cocaine
Valley of death
All I need
Usual suspects
And my favorite
"In cold Blood"
And what I am currently bumping now....
NipseyHussel vol 1,2 and 3
Currency TINAM
Bangledesh Passport music
Dom kennedy FSDS
God Jewels Deleted scenes
Eightball Lost triple album
Crucial Conflict's Goodside Badside
GFK Ironman album
Slim Thug Boss of all bosses
And the best of earth,wind and fire...
[Diddy] Take that, take that...[/diddy]
BP3 may not be the best but it will be in the top 10 for albums this year. I need to rebuy that Eightball album.
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I know its supposed to be just about the music.
But the whole 50/Ross/baby mama porn/fake shades on XXL, etc. etc. etc. crap got me not caring to listen to either of them...
But the whole 50/Ross/baby mama porn/fake shades on XXL, etc. etc. etc. crap got me not caring to listen to either of them...
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Deeper than Rap was a dope album. Musicaaly and lyrically it was in sync.
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do folks just not like jay or think he should just give other folks a chance? bcuz honestly fan or not, good music is good music.....and there's nothingwack about the album IMO....
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Different strokes for different folks I see.
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^^^^ I can somewhat agree to that. Like I said I do feel like some dudes are rapping to prove that they can rap better than the new artist and not cause theywant to make good music.
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i feel u Harv....but honestly i think hov is tryna tell the young dudes to just get off the bs....bcuz u gotta admit a lot of stuff thats "buzzing"nowadays woulda got laughed at not too long ago homie....
and forever young boosted me LOL! word to Napoleon Dynamite....
and forever young boosted me LOL! word to Napoleon Dynamite....
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like Hov said on the Swizz track.... "hov on that new #@%^, ninjas like how come, ninjas want my old #$%@, buy my old album"
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A king doesn't give his power away. If these new dudes wanna be the next big thing, they should make the next best album.
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Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm...
"Harm,"
Your response to me is a little flawed IMO.
I agree with your stance, but the angle is off.
You more going on being influenced by whatever. I'm talking about the foundation.
ALL music -- especially hip-hop culture -- is built and sustained off/from credibility, in all forms.
You can't tell me to be "just about the rap music" when an artform's foundation is what it is.
It seperates "classics" from the "I don't believe I bought this %$%# back in 2009!"
I stopped being a "rap" fan after 1986. I've lived hip-hop ever since.
And its a lot of "rap" music and R&B (check Wu Forever for the meaning) 'round chea.
I'll leave it at that.
Back to the topic...
Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm...
"Harm,"
Your response to me is a little flawed IMO.
I agree with your stance, but the angle is off.
You more going on being influenced by whatever. I'm talking about the foundation.
ALL music -- especially hip-hop culture -- is built and sustained off/from credibility, in all forms.
You can't tell me to be "just about the rap music" when an artform's foundation is what it is.
It seperates "classics" from the "I don't believe I bought this %$%# back in 2009!"
I stopped being a "rap" fan after 1986. I've lived hip-hop ever since.
And its a lot of "rap" music and R&B (check Wu Forever for the meaning) 'round chea.
I'll leave it at that.
Back to the topic...
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Jay ain't rap the same as he used to since TBA. everything since has been ennnh. what happened to Jay's amazing "flow" that he claims he wasthe best at?? cuz his flow on this album isn't up to par. along with the hipster beats the only song that sounds like it belongs with Blueprint is"Already Home". he should've just called this Forever Young.
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the substance is there...no denying that.
new age hopfans will appreciate the production whereas it may be a hit or miss with traditional fans. i don't believe the are any sure shot beats on thisalbum besides the cudi track, and maybe the alicia keys joint(that he sampled from agallah)
another split amongst fans comes with jay wanting to orchestrate the game, but same time showing biased favoritism toward artists he works with.
i.e.
says he's not a clipse fan because they talk about the same thing...but you grab jeezy the snowman for a collabo...and have the nerve to reference"keys open doors" on the album.
or
it's death to autotune...but big up to weezy, yeezy, and t-pain...the autotune spokesmen.
if your going for shock value, why half step.
another thing that bothered me is the fact that he's still speaking about dame and jim jones. you aired them out two albums ago moe, you won that already.
to me this album spins like blueprint 2: THE GIFT minus that "hovi baby" standout.
new age hopfans will appreciate the production whereas it may be a hit or miss with traditional fans. i don't believe the are any sure shot beats on thisalbum besides the cudi track, and maybe the alicia keys joint(that he sampled from agallah)
another split amongst fans comes with jay wanting to orchestrate the game, but same time showing biased favoritism toward artists he works with.
i.e.
says he's not a clipse fan because they talk about the same thing...but you grab jeezy the snowman for a collabo...and have the nerve to reference"keys open doors" on the album.
or
it's death to autotune...but big up to weezy, yeezy, and t-pain...the autotune spokesmen.
if your going for shock value, why half step.
another thing that bothered me is the fact that he's still speaking about dame and jim jones. you aired them out two albums ago moe, you won that already.
to me this album spins like blueprint 2: THE GIFT minus that "hovi baby" standout.
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It seems like Kanye had a lot of say in this album, which I didn't like. "Young Forever" just screams mid life crisis to me. Doesn't helpthat he has drops from Cudi, Drake, and J.Cole (his verse on BP3
).
The beat selection just didn't fit Jay at all. Thank You and Empire State of Mind were the only tracks that were
to me and I just listen to A Star is Born just for J.Cole's verse. I'llrespect your opinion if you liked it, but you can't say that this is anywhere near any of Hov's other work (minus Kingdom Come). Jay is losing topicsand material to spit about, just feels like a broken record (no pun intended).
I'm saving my money for the 8th, then the new Clipse, maybe Wale's, then John Mayer's new album in November
The beat selection just didn't fit Jay at all. Thank You and Empire State of Mind were the only tracks that were
I'm saving my money for the 8th, then the new Clipse, maybe Wale's, then John Mayer's new album in November
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When did he say he wasn't a Clipse fan?
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I can answer this...
Nas wasn't a correctional officer.
Of course of everyone exaggerates...but when the truth rivals everything you claim to stand for...that's a different story. To play the kingpin role...butthen get exposed as an affiliate of law enforcement...that's a little more than just saying you were a kingpin but in reality all you did was a move a fewdimes here and there. Polar opposites. And to make matters worse...he denied it.
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