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Haven't listened to anything else since I bought this
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Anyone else getting a 2Pac esque vibe on When I Come Around, like Pre-Death Row 2Pac?
hell no...Dom really has his own sound
As dumb as it sounds and it wont happen...Dude should really re-release FS/DS as an album..its his best overall work..from flow to delivery to content and subject matter..it was such a balanced project.
THIS. BTW, where have you been?Originally Posted by haiti5
Dude should really re-release FS/DS as an album..its his best overall work..from flow to delivery to content and subject matter..it was such a balanced project.
I feel the same way, maybe I'm being more critical since it's being marketed as a "album" and I actually paid for it.Originally Posted by timbo109
I copped on itunes. I have to say I'm disappointed with the project, which is more a product of the high hopes I had for it as well as my personal preferences in content than its overall quality. Musically, the production is on point and I appreciate the diversity of flows and deliveries that Dom adopts.
However, I thought the album relied too heavily on the girls+money+materialism combination. I think that certainly has a place in things and maybe that's Dom's style. I'm willing to listen to a few of those sorts of songs, but the album had too much of that in my opinion. I felt like it was 1 hour of someone else bragging in such a way that it wasn't possible to identify with it. Maybe, I'm just growing out of that style of hip hop
High points for me were "Dom's Prayer," "Grind'n," and I liked "Beats, **@%, and Rhymes" mainly because Schoolboy's verse (not one of his best, but it was interesting to here in this context)
THIS. BTW, where have you been?
tryin not to get shot on the southside of chicago
THIS. BTW, where have you been?
tryin not to get shot on the southside of chicago
Originally Posted by rhester
I feel the same way, maybe I'm being more critical since it's being marketed as a "album" and I actually paid for it.Originally Posted by timbo109
I copped on itunes. I have to say I'm disappointed with the project, which is more a product of the high hopes I had for it as well as my personal preferences in content than its overall quality. Musically, the production is on point and I appreciate the diversity of flows and deliveries that Dom adopts.
However, I thought the album relied too heavily on the girls+money+materialism combination. I think that certainly has a place in things and maybe that's Dom's style. I'm willing to listen to a few of those sorts of songs, but the album had too much of that in my opinion. I felt like it was 1 hour of someone else bragging in such a way that it wasn't possible to identify with it. Maybe, I'm just growing out of that style of hip hop
High points for me were "Dom's Prayer," "Grind'n," and I liked "Beats, **@%, and Rhymes" mainly because Schoolboy's verse (not one of his best, but it was interesting to here in this context)
Their was really no substance, it seems like he switches his flows up to disguise the fact that he's not talking about s###
I don't expect Dom to be Common or Mos Def......
But to me an album should have a lil bit of everything and this seemed real one sided focusing on the content dude above said....
It's not bad though, alot ofmoments, not enoughmoments....