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    Posted: September 29 2005 at 17:18
A simple question
could there be progressive rap?
how can this mean anything to me?
when i really dont feel a thing at all
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Only as a parody. In fact the band I play in (the Bald Angels) have such a parody on our first album ("Sap Rap"), for which we are still seeking a distributor.


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really i think prog rap would be an excellent idea
how can this mean anything to me?
when i really dont feel a thing at all
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er...

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Music has always been a matter of energy to me. On some nights I believe that a car with the needle on empty can run 50 more miles if you have the right music very loud on the radio. Hunter S Thompson
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and why not??
how can this mean anything to me?
when i really dont feel a thing at all
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 ehehe The Beastie Boys are very good.!!!

 



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i honestly hope noone thinks im joking about this
how can this mean anything to me?
when i really dont feel a thing at all
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i can listen to some rap,and i like some as well but prog-rap ?? i'm sure there are artists who can rap to classic prog riffs/sections but.....i don't think so
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Rap Theater - V: The New Gangsta' Suite (2000):

  1. Da' Prelude to da wole thing'
  2. Confusion (Your mama's design)
  3. You're fallen
  4. Cummyunion' and ya' goat
  5. Da Egypt
  6. Da deth' of ya' smelly socks
  7. Absence of ya' walrus in ya' pants
  8. Da bezt gangsta center paradise
  9. Redickcovering
  10. Redickcovering Pa' 2 - Nu Gangsta'

Don't think so!

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I think progressive rap means something else really

The RAMMELLZEE's an interesting guy though...I even seem to have borrowed his name...http://www.gothicfuturism.com
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^Your Avatar scares me
Originally posted by darkshade:

Calling Mike Portnoy a bad drummer is like calling Stephen Hawking an idiot.
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Here a few lines from "Sap Rap":
"If you had one over the eight and still want a night-cap,
then you should better go home and take a nap,
and while you go home better watch your step,
don't try to tango or waltz or even dance tap.
and if you think the lines I'm singing are nothing but crap,
you are completely right, I am a sap
Sap Rap"


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find the song De La Soul - The Grind Date

it uses the sha na na na na, na na na na na na na na thing from Yes - Ritual as the sample for its beat

its quite hilarious
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I don't think the people who have responded thus far know much about rap beyond the horrible mainstream artists who aren't at all representitive of the genre... it's not all about gangstas and hos, you know .

As for progressive rap, I don't see what you mean exactly. There's a lot of rap out there that stretches the boundaries of the genre, but I wouldn't call it "prog". Do you just mean rap with elements of prog rock? If so, I'm not sure that would work out too well - although I'd love to hear a rap song in 7/4 with lots of mellotrons and 20 minute guitar solos .
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...nice
i myself am in a rap "group"
me and a pal make rap songs, and i consider it to be completley different from the mainstream Mike Jones, 50, and Kanye West type rap
somewhat of a progressive rap, or at least i think so

and when i say prog rap i mean like odd time signatures and instruments not usually used in mainnstream rap songs with odd lyrics as well



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Originally posted by stinkfist stinkfist wrote:

...nicei myself am in a rap "group"me and a pal make rap songs, and i consider it to be completley different from the mainstream Mike Jones, 50, and Kanye West type rapsomewhat of a progressive rap, or at least i think so and when i say prog rap i mean like odd time signatures and instruments not usually used in mainnstream rap songs with odd lyrics as well



hey good luck i hope you succeed,i was berated for having the gall to mention a band i quite like called the insane clown posse,i don't know their politics or anything,i accidently came upon them and downloaded a few songs and liked some of what i heard,however it seems you have to read a bands cv before some folk let you even bring them up
Originally posted by darkshade:

Calling Mike Portnoy a bad drummer is like calling Stephen Hawking an idiot.
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Wish I knew the name of the artist or song (the chorus begins "Where are the weapons of mass destruction..."), but the repeating sample that provides the main melody is a snippet from Kansas' Closet Chronicles. So, yup, prog-rap is possible.


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I'm really not into rap or hip hop, but i've listened this cd today at my local store :




At least for the part I heard, please believe that it is very good ! A bit crazy, there's even guitar solos !
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I think it's possible, it just won't be very good
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^Miracle,you are the most generous guy on here,and i mean that i agree by the way,but if the kids want to try let 'em
Originally posted by darkshade:

Calling Mike Portnoy a bad drummer is like calling Stephen Hawking an idiot.
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