No rap is better than old school! It’s all the same nothing new under the sun, meaningless. Rap use to be fun and every year since 1979 I was more and more excited with the development of the art. NOW! It’s all the same rhymes twisted around. I like some new rap. But I still listen to my old school, like Rakim, Big Daddy Kane, LL, BDP, P.E. and the group that changed my whole view of the rap game De La Soul and the native tongue. But when Dr. Dre made The Chronic I was blown away. I was living in L.A. at the time. With all that was going on in L.A. I was proud to be a part of that history. Still being a native New Yorker I felt I was trading teams. The Chronic was so hot that New York City was consumed as well so I didn’t feel so bad anymore. 25 years of LL Cool J still doin it, Tupac, Snoop, Biggie, and Jay-Z. They are the last of the original style rappers. Everyone else are just really good copies. Taking nothing away from any artist, if you can rap God bless you and good luck cause I can’t do it. Just think Dre wasn’t even suppose to rap he just does it all. With money coming in from everywhere you can wait 9 years for perfection.

No rap is better than old school! It all the same nothing new under the sun meaningless. Rap use to be fun and every year since 1979 I was more and more excited with the development of the the art. NOW! It’s all the same rhymes twisted around. I like some new rap. But I still listen to my old school, like Rakim, STET, BDP, P.E. and the group that changed my whole view of the rap game De La Soul and the native tongue. But when Dr. Dre made The Chronic I was blown away. I was living in L.A. at the time. With all that was going on in L.A. I was proud to be a part of that history. Still being a native New Yorker I felt I was trading teams. The Chronic was so hot that New York City was consumed as well so I didn’t feel so bad anymore. 25 years of LL Cool J still doin it, Tupac, Snoop, Biggie, Dr. Dre and Jay-Z. They are the last of the original style rappers. Everyone else are just really good copies. Taking nothing away from any rapper, if you can rap God bless you and good luck cause I can’t do it. Just think Dre wasn’t even suppose to rap he just does it all. With money coming in from everywhere you can wait 9 years for perfection.

It’s been a long time coming and the Doc wanted the magic full on!
The tragic death of his son may just be the undoing of it’s release.
We’re with you Doc…..let this album be the one that honours your boys life…..respect!

There’s something hilariously ironic about how using real drums is “entirely new” and “incredible.”

Hey Robin, re-read the article again and know that they’re doing something that hasn’t been done in hip-hop since maybe never: rap via live drums. Listen to Bob Marley in `No Woman No Cry` and think about it. Lil Wayne got hip-hop in a choke hold, but that doesn’t mean that the greatest producer, who’ve produced for the real G. O. A. T. And is one of only a handful of brothers in the game that have inside info about the most media hyped beef ever. We’ve waited this long for it and have been patient for this long, lets just wait for the holiday season release. It’ll probably clean house at the next grammys.

No more bluffing!!!!! Ever since I fell in love with eminem from “the marshall mathers lp” I became obsessed with rap, tupac, nas, jay z, and his protege’s 50 Cent and D 12. But no album has been bumped in my house car and at party’s like 2001. Doctor Dre’s just stalling cuz he’s scared of the competition because of lil wayne and a grammy win. But REALLY!!! Release the damn album, everyones rooting for it, and lil wayne has nothing on the Godfather of rap.