There’s gangsta rap — music cobbled together with ProTools and rhymes about poppin’ caps, slingin’ sacks, and pimpin’ ho’s. Then there’s underground rap. A whole ‘nother ball of wiggity-wiggity wax, this style forces itself in the opposite direction by employing real musicians and instruments and revolving around rhymes with a little more substance than what you’d find in last night’s police log.
mmmmrrfrrr..grrgrrrrgr....what does pro tools or live instruments have to do witheroijgergAAARRGHH!!!!!!!!!!
I've got to stop making posts like this. Where did I put my heart pills?
