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January 26, 2013
It was pretty good. I mean, content wise it’s just the same ol same ol. It’s like chocolate ice cream. Not quite just vanilla, but it doesn’t have added candy, whipped cream, a cherry, waffle cones, syrups, or shaped and served in any special way.
Just a nice bowl of chocolate ice cream. Some might see the bowl of chocolate ice cream and think it’s shit. It tastes good though.
7:22 pm
January 26, 2013
Yeah there was a lot of ICP disses. Purely speculation of course due to no name dropping. However it seems obvious. I usually just filter that shit out and apply the vague dissing to people and events within my own life. It’s still decent music, but I am confident Psychopathic won’t release full EP or LP with nothing but sneak disses like MNE lately. If they do, well, I’m getting fucking bored.
7:49 pm
May 22, 2012
Twiztid: “those Cut Em Up verses could be about anybody…”
LMAO…to be fair Cut Em Up is really the only track I replayed a few times over before moving on so it has that going for them but that hook is weak and Young Wicked’s verse was garbage (“I’ma raw muthafucka you a smack down” LMAO)…also if I’m being honest…if Twiztid has any real proof or have actually witnessed any pedophilia going on at Psychopathic or with J they should be going to the authorities or doing something more than just teasing it on diss tracks where you can’t even mention their name…I remember Esham saying similar shit a few years back when he was still salty with ICP and it seems to be the ‘go to’ remark for these bitter former artists (until they squash the beef of course and act like none of that was ever said)…they could just be referring to that employee that got booted but sounded like it was directed at J
overall there’s a couple of tracks I enjoy but for the most part its a cluttered mess trying to put together artists that just don’t sound good together…stood out the most with Gorilla Voltage as they literally sound copy/pasted onto songs…just don’t understand the appeal of their music as they seem to automatically bring down any song they appear on…Bonez was another weak link that weighed down a few tracks…and there wasn’t enough Lex either (even his track on the bonus disc is just a song from Beyond Redemption rather than a brand new cut for this compilation)…not a fan of any of the skits really (Twiztid really has lost their sense of humor since leaving Psychopathic…shit just comes across so forced now…”oh look an arcade guys!!!!”)…they even had the nerve to do their own summon the magic ninja skit which was also stupid
all in all they tried to pull a Tech N9ne Collabs album off and aside from a few songs here and there it’s a mess in my opinion…more of the same from a label that keeps hyping up being the new, innovative ones apparently
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RenoRyda, FuckHerRightInThePussy8:33 pm
April 18, 2017
The context of the split is the reason that 95% of these things get interpreted as disses. Basically if anyone at MNE says anything about money, rape, pedophilia, honor, dishonor, facepaint, gangs, or anything about Detroit, it’s “a diss directed at ICP.”
Come on. It’s rap shit-talk. Could be about anything, anybody, nothing, or nobody. Just words and music.
8:38 pm
May 22, 2012
Bonesaw Wizardstick said
The context of the split is the reason that 95% of these things get interpreted as disses. Basically if anyone at MNE says anything about money, rape, pedophilia, honor, dishonor, facepaint, gangs, or anything about Detroit, it’s “a diss directed at ICP.”Come on. It’s rap shit-talk. Could be about anything, anybody, nothing, or nobody. Just words and music.
you could make arguments for some of the other songs they’ve released taking light jabs…Cut Em Up is pretty obvious (Twiztid’s verses at least)…it could literally be about no one else lol they can hide behind not saying names all they want but when it’s that clear it’s a bit different
9:34 pm
March 30, 2013
Haven’t heard it. But man it would be such a buzzkill to hear subliminals the whole way through. Even if they aren’t directed at the Clowns, it’s just not something to be reused so much.
I love how 2 Dope’s new album has some cook varied subjects. Topics include a giant nutsac and all the foibles that accompany that, smoking crack, party track anthem, etc.. there were like 2 diss mentions and 1 loyalty track.
Imagine how pathetic and uncomfortable it would be to sit around in whatever studio the MNE cats use, and try to hype each other up over blunts about how much you claim to hate ICP to appease your label owners. That’s pretty lame.
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pondo, Chuckieboy, Radam, SPOOKYtheFUNGI9:41 pm
May 22, 2012
Old Mr Dangerous said
Haven’t heard it. But man it would be such a buzzkill to hear subliminals the whole way through. Even if they aren’t directed at the Clowns, it’s just not something to be reused so much.I love how 2 Dope’s new album has some cook varied subjects. Topics include a giant nutsac and all the foibles that accompany that, smoking crack, party track anthem, etc.. there were like 2 diss mentions and 1 loyalty track.
Imagine how pathetic and uncomfortable it would be to sit around in whatever studio the MNE cats use, and try to hype each other up over blunts about how much you claim to hate ICP to appease your label owners. That’s pretty lame.
it’s mostly just Twiztid throwing shots at them on this…maybe Young Wicked here and there but Twiztid’s were the only obvious ones given the details they were going into…I do agree it’s stale though….would have liked to hear more from Gordy and Lex and even Blaze (his bonus album song reminds me of the old school 1 Less G shit a bit)
9:47 pm
March 30, 2013
mentalcaseproject said
it’s mostly just Twiztid throwing shots at them on this…maybe Young Wicked here and there but Twiztid’s were the only obvious ones given the details they were going into…I do agree it’s stale though….would have liked to hear more from Gordy and Lex and even Blaze (his bonus album song reminds me of the old school 1 Less G shit a bit)
I’m prejudging here based on what y’all are telling me.. But it sounds horrible by premeditated content inhalation. Sounds pathetic as fuck. As fucking fuck.
Old ass fucking retards.
10:19 pm
April 18, 2017
mentalcaseproject said
it’s mostly just Twiztid throwing shots at them on this…maybe Young Wicked here and there but Twiztid’s were the only obvious ones given the details they were going into…I do agree it’s stale though….would have liked to hear more from Gordy and Lex and even Blaze (his bonus album song reminds me of the old school 1 Less G shit a bit)
Well ICP did diss Twiztid directly in a music video without Twiztid responding at all. G-mo did that one stupid track, but that’s pretty insignificant. So if they were to diss back, there would be a reason why at least. The only instances of Twiztid firing back were a guy asking Madrox loaded questions with a video camera in his pocket and their brief response to the tell-all. Nothing really significant imo
10:51 pm
September 1, 2014
11:05 pm
December 1, 2017
mentalcaseproject said
overall there’s a couple of tracks I enjoy but for the most part its a cluttered mess trying to put together artists that just don’t sound good together…stood out the most with Gorilla Voltage as they literally sound copy/pasted onto songs…just don’t understand the appeal of their music as they seem to automatically bring down any song they appear on…
The only reason I got into Gorilla Voltage was because a bunch of vloggers were going on about how they were mistreated on the label. I went ahead and listened to their album because I’m a jerk off who eggs on the underdog and thinks that makes me cool. Their music is nice sounding in my opinion.
With that being said, I understand why you said they sound copy and pasted onto tracks since they mostly rap with gun bars. A song has a certain direction, the artists try to go towards said direction, but Gorilla Voltage just comes in with “Tougher than a, killin’ all the, harder than a..” kind of stuff.
They aren’t a “bad” group though. Have you given their album or the “Them damn dirty apes” shit a listen? I’d recommend the “Level up” song.
1:48 am
August 8, 2012
honestly I thought this would be a dope album because of all the hype but just can’t get into it. it’s like twiztid is just throwing things together because it’s how they make money and no other reason..no emotion whatsoever to any of it and the beats aren’t even good, just kind of there. I’m for real disappointed with this like wtf and the beef is so old it’s pointless.. I just wanted some good music but it seems like for real they’re not gonna make a comeback
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B Ward, Radam6:46 am
May 22, 2012
JingsNdthings said
mentalcaseproject said
overall there’s a couple of tracks I enjoy but for the most part its a cluttered mess trying to put together artists that just don’t sound good together…stood out the most with Gorilla Voltage as they literally sound copy/pasted onto songs…just don’t understand the appeal of their music as they seem to automatically bring down any song they appear on…
The only reason I got into Gorilla Voltage was because a bunch of vloggers were going on about how they were mistreated on the label. I went ahead and listened to their album because I’m a jerk off who eggs on the underdog and thinks that makes me cool. Their music is nice sounding in my opinion.
With that being said, I understand why you said they sound copy and pasted onto tracks since they mostly rap with gun bars. A song has a certain direction, the artists try to go towards said direction, but Gorilla Voltage just comes in with “Tougher than a, killin’ all the, harder than a..” kind of stuff.
They aren’t a “bad” group though. Have you given their album or the “Them damn dirty apes” shit a listen? I’d recommend the “Level up” song.
the one with the deeper voice is the one I have the biggest problem with…his flow is pretty sloppy IMO and he struggles to keep on beat or flow well on a lot of these beats…so you’ll have tracks with Boondox and Madrox sounding great but then it ends with a verse from that guy that just drags the whole thing down…same with…I’m not gonna single that guy out though because it happens quite a bit on here…Flix N Chill (which is an awful/played out concept for them to tap into anyways) was actually a cool song…Blaze starts well and then just kinda struggles to approach the beat in an interesting way…Turn It Up is a nice banger type track that is almost derailed by Bonez Dubb at the end…G-Mo’s verse on Galaxy sucks but Gordy kills it…Lights Out…GREAT ENERGY…then Mr. Grey comes in again kills the momentum…same thing with Ignite…I listened to Gorilla Voltage’s MNE album and wasn’t impressed…nothing really stood out to me about the music or subject matter…might give their old shit a spin though and see how it is…I will say the Clockwork guy sounded great on the Get High song (it just drags on too long and Madrox’s hook gets old quick)
6:46 am
May 22, 2012
7:50 am
August 3, 2016
I could write a novel about this album, but it wouldn’t be worth it. Here’s the cliff notes version:
For all of the “support underground wicked” hooplah there’s very little wicked shit. A few throw away lines about dead bodies and axes don’t fucking count.
There is, however, a track of Twiztid and Young Wicked harmonizing. Not like Bone Thugs. Like Boyz II Men, but poorly.
Sneak disses are distracting. It was bad on Triple Threat, its bad on here. The appeal of rap beef is listening to your favorite artists air one another out and deciding who did it with superior skill and savagery. I’d take one “I’mma say names” track and have them put it to bed to focus on new subjects versus this ongoing tickle fight that’s the audio equivalent to a passive aggressive Facebook post.
G-mo and Blaze both seem to flex more skill on this one.
Lex remains a beast. It’s weird hearing Bonez Dubb follow him on a track, its like eating delicious icecream and finding a dog turd where the banana should be.
King Gordy is a treat to listen to, Bizarre remains entertaining if anything else. Boondox doesn’t really stand out, The ROC had some good lines but I can’t remember them.
Gorilla Voltage are genuine innovators of sound. They’re not afraid of playing with cadence and style, sometimes within the same verse, and you can tell they’re having fun with it. A fellow listener pointed out that Twiztid does a similar thing, but said that Gorilla Voltage does it better. “Twiztid might have fucked around and signed a group who is more talented than they are.”
Their words, not mine, but I thought it was compelling enough to mention here. Also:
Flix’n’Chill, as in Netflix’n’Chill
I guess Juggalos do meme music now
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