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Re: Black Hippy VS D12

Postby Man1x » Sep 2nd, '12, 05:04

Kendrick Lamar has got that "it" feel like Eminem did back in the day, but I'd say they are very different artists obviously. Same thing with D12 and Black Hippy, they can only be compared in part by what they do, not their messages, content, or styles. I feel like Slaughterhouse fails miserable in diversity, they did better with diversity on their new album but it could have been executed better seeing how much they sacrificed for it. That's probably the only improvement I see from the Slaughterhouse LP to WOTH.
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Re: Black Hippy VS D12

Postby Blu » Sep 2nd, '12, 05:09

Man1x wrote:I feel like Slaughterhouse fails miserable in diversity

This, pretty much.

Sorry for dragging out the Slaughterhouse debate but I feel like Joell is the only one in the group who shows personality.
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Re: Black Hippy VS D12

Postby Man1x » Sep 2nd, '12, 05:11

Yeah, I'm pumped for good kid, m.A.A.d city. It's my most anticipated project this year. I just hope it doesn't come out as Cole World 2.0
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Re: Black Hippy VS D12

Postby Man1x » Sep 2nd, '12, 05:21

Joell's a beast. Right now I'd say he's easily the best in Slaughterhouse. He really brings personality, they all could have done much better on WOTH.
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Re: Black Hippy VS D12

Postby Man1x » Sep 2nd, '12, 05:32

Geno wrote:Joell is awesome. Really love him.

Out of all their solo works from way back until the present though, Royce is my number 1 from SH. He shows more diversity and story telling in his solo / BME work than he does with SH. I dunno why SH didn't make any tracks like The Reunion. Woulda been dope as hell.

That's not their style though, that's why. Joe is my favorite doe, Joell will probably become my favorite eventually.
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Re: Black Hippy VS D12

Postby Man1x » Sep 2nd, '12, 05:44

But Slaughterhouse isn't you...I've noticed when they come together as a group they are short sided and close minded.
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Re: Black Hippy VS D12

Postby K Reidy » Sep 2nd, '12, 08:56

If we are talking terms of success there is no chance black hippy will beat d12 however talent wise black hippy is certainly better.

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Re: Black Hippy VS D12

Postby Trimss » Sep 2nd, '12, 11:25

@Blu

My hate for Kendrick? :o You're crazy. I'm just being real. I voted Kendrick on the Hop vs Kendrick poll.

He's one of my favorite rapper right now. I'd buy his album before I'd buy a Slaughterhouse album. I just know he won't push the 200k.
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Re: Black Hippy VS D12

Postby Almostlity » Sep 2nd, '12, 22:58

Overall Success = D12 > BH

in everything else = BH >>>>>> D12
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Re: Black Hippy VS D12

Postby infinite2hts » Sep 3rd, '12, 15:02

start this discussion wen BH makes an album that tops Devil's Night.
Fuck sales and Eminem, The GROUP D12 Delivered a Hip Hop classic.
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Re: Black Hippy VS D12

Postby Cheers » Sep 3rd, '12, 16:40

the production on Devils Night is far better than any Black Hippy album though
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Re: Black Hippy VS D12

Postby Man1x » Sep 3rd, '12, 16:55

Cheers wrote:the production on Devils Night is far better than any Black Hippy album though

Section.80, Overly Dedicated, Control System, and Habits & Contradictions having some amazing production though, so I wouldn't exactly say that. The beats on these albums are far more innovative than anything present on Devil's Night with their modern/jazz influenced beats. The Devil's Night production was simply a mixture of the Eminem style beats used from The Slim Shady LP and The Marshall Mathers LP. A new sound wasn't created every album like Black Hippy has done so far, they merrily followed Eminem's guidance. There are beats on Section.80 that are so abstract and creative in the presentation that are able to tell a story and provide entertainment value while getting a mix of emotions at once. On Devil's Night most of the beats were made to bang in a car and have a feeling of anger and aggressiveness. I just get more feeling from the production on every Black Hippy album in comparison to D12's, they never really found a signature sound. Anyway, I could understand someone preferring the production Devil's Night, but I don't.
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Re: Black Hippy VS D12

Postby Cheers » Sep 3rd, '12, 17:00

Just personally speaking i find the production on Devils Night much more better than anything by Black Hippy i think it's probably the 3rd best produced album ever from the Shady/Aftermath/G Unit camp ever. The beats on there were pretty much timeless. Lyrically and concept wise yeah fair enough Black Hippy i think even most D12 fans will admit that.
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Re: Black Hippy VS D12

Postby Cheers » Sep 3rd, '12, 17:06

Yeah on Devils Night Eminem went into beast mode when it came to beat making on that album this was his peak as far as beat making 2000-2004 era. Black Hippy do have good production too no doubting that it's just i feel Devils Night production is much better than their albums.
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Re: Black Hippy VS D12

Postby Blu » Sep 3rd, '12, 17:11

Cheers wrote:Yeah on Devils Night Eminem went into beast mode when it came to beat making on that album this was his peak as far as beat making 2000-2004 era. Black Hippy do have good production too no doubting that it's just i feel Devils Night production is much better than their albums.

Have you even listened to an album by a Black Hippy member...

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