Nightjar wrote:

Sample from OG by Ice T.

Where the woman totally mispronounces "antidisestablishmentarianism".

Also, totally misunderstands what "antidisestablishmentarianism" actually means.

11: Who Ya Gonna Shoot Wit That

Proper boom-bap!

Nightjar wrote:

Nightjar wrote:

Sample from OG by Ice T.

Where the woman totally mispronounces "antidisestablishmentarianism".

Also, totally misunderstands what "antidisestablishmentarianism" actually means.

It's something to do specifically with Northern Irish church-politics I think.

That would be an ecumenical matter.

12: Lord Have Mercy

This album is way more relevant in regards to the latest pathetic Kanye controversy than I expected.

Different sound.

Nightjar wrote:

This album is way more relevant in regards to the latest pathetic Kanye controversy than I expected.

Maybe I subconsciously knew it beforehand.

Completely different rapper.

Nightjar wrote:

This album is way more relevant in regards to the latest pathetic Kanye controversy than I expected.

They were smart enough not to go on talk shows and say it.

Whatever happened to Professor Griff anyway?

SiberianPrincess’sMidriff wrote:

Nightjar wrote:

This album is way more relevant in regards to the latest pathetic Kanye controversy than I expected.

They were smart enough not to go on talk shows and say it.

What, Ice Cube on Graham Norton?

Last one: Inside Tha Head of a Black Man

Outro...

An interesting spice melange of sound effects.

BBC Sound Effects vol.17?

They're deffo no good at instrumentals.

Over.

A million years ago I knew a very annoying person who was an English Lit. Student, he got into this sort of thing back in the early 90s as it was the poetry of the 20th century or something. Which kinda put me off this stuff. He was whiter than an explosion in a Bukkake factory, natch.

Not as good as I remembered.

Some gr8 hi-lites and a marked improved in the latter half, but even with the passage of time and perhaps some 'cultural framing' the ugly homophobia and pseudo-Islamic reverse racism is grating to say the least.

Both cringeworthy and seriously not OK.

Take a look in the mirror, lads.

Ultimately, it was an 'interesting' and, in truth, an exemplar of the kind of seriously uncomfortable type of conjecture that underpins, and undermines, the challenge for black people in America.

And every other peoples forever and for all time.

Too much to go into really.

Ice Cube's now an actor who happily engages in banter with Graham Norton (someone who is both gay and who probably knows what "antidisestablishmentarianism" means) on his show to promote "Are We There Yet? VII" with that other bloke.

I wonder what the rest of them are doing?

I actually think Wendi is lost in an eBlizzard.