X-Raided never loved
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Naw man... don't do that. Part 2's are always a disappointment. Mr. 357 part 2 and psychoactive 2 for example. WHy even make sequels that stray so far from the original?
I have a few theories. Most have to do with trying to sell a product rather than craft timeless art.
Not complicated on the surface but I had this same debate with Ifuckedyourmom when P-Folks Da Zoo came out. (Here http://www.siccness.net/vb/f4/p-folks-da-zoo-dropin-next-week-249308-4.html )Technically you cant date something that can still be made today. I don't say to somebody eating Flaming Hot Cheetos, "why are you eating those 90's snacks."
I have a few theories. Most have to do with trying to sell a product rather than craft timeless art.
Not complicated on the surface but I had this same debate with Ifuckedyourmom when P-Folks Da Zoo came out. (Here http://www.siccness.net/vb/f4/p-folks-da-zoo-dropin-next-week-249308-4.html )Technically you cant date something that can still be made today. I don't say to somebody eating Flaming Hot Cheetos, "why are you eating those 90's snacks."
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There's nothing wrong with a "90's beat" as you so eloquently put it, it just seemed as though you were trying to clown.
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That Macaframa beat had a simple sound to it... But it was the way X-Raided flowed to it that made it what it was I thought. At that time X-Raided could have rap'd over an 8-bit nes sample beat and it would have sounded dope.
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Haha Macaframa vs never loved is a tough choice to say whats better. Raided has more energy in his delivery In Macaframa but I always felt the beat sounded hella simple.
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