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By jpeg Sat Jun 12, 2010 4:55 pm
much love n respect to del n hireo

but aint feelin they sound much these days they can all rap they ass off but there sounds was at its peak in 93 to 94 they did some interesting stuff in mid 90s and they full circle was solid.

however in general i dont think they beats is right, del is one of them dudes that learned music theory n got worse.

ive tried to get into recent stuff he put out but shit sounds awful to me
By séance Sat Jun 12, 2010 6:06 pm
jpeg wrote:much love n respect to del n hireo

but aint feelin they sound much these days they can all rap they ass off but there sounds was at its peak in 93 to 94 they did some interesting stuff in mid 90s and they full circle was solid.

however in general i dont think they beats is right, del is one of them dudes that learned music theory n got worse.

ive tried to get into recent stuff he put out but **** sounds awful to me


I agree
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By DPM Sun Jun 13, 2010 6:10 pm
if he's not using that 1200, i'll gladly help him clear the space :D
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By mr_debauch Sun Jun 13, 2010 6:21 pm
yeah but deltron 3030 was one of my favourite albums period... so he gets my respect for that one even if the newer stuff is less good... because IMO 3030 has enough replay value that I dont need to listen to those CDs anyways.
By séance Mon Jun 14, 2010 1:53 am
mr_debauch wrote:yeah but deltron 3030 was one of my favourite albums period... so he gets my respect for that one even if the newer stuff is less good... because IMO 3030 has enough replay value that I dont need to listen to those CDs anyways.


Check out all of Del's albums prior to 3030 as well. It's interesting to see how he changes his style with each LP. Del is very conscious of his styles and when to apply them, a trait that I feel makes him superior to most MC's.
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By mr_debauch Mon Jun 14, 2010 3:35 am
séance wrote:
mr_debauch wrote:yeah but deltron 3030 was one of my favourite albums period... so he gets my respect for that one even if the newer stuff is less good... because IMO 3030 has enough replay value that I dont need to listen to those CDs anyways.


Check out all of Del's albums prior to 3030 as well. It's interesting to see how he changes his style with each LP. Del is very conscious of his styles and when to apply them, a trait that I feel makes him superior to most MC's.


oh I know I have them all... I am just a fan of kid koala also.