[Rumori] black album disappointments

matt davignon mattdavignon at hotmail.com
Sun Apr 11 13:29:56 PDT 2004


I actually liked a lot of the vocals in the Grey Album, especially in how 
they seemed to interact with the the music.

I guess part of me wants to find an MTV-style rap album that I'd actually 
enjoy, so I can get a sense of what's going on at that end of the music 
spectrum. I've been finding that right now, hip-hop & RnB are the only 
subgenres of "Clear Channel Music" that still have some innovation going on. 
Not all of it, but some of it. Admittedly, listening to the local hip-hop 
station eventually gives me the feeling of eating too much frosting.




>on Sat, 10 Apr 2004 matt davignon done wrote:
>
>->In other news, I went out and bought Jay Z's "The Black Album" today,
>->figuring I liked "The Grey Album" so much that I'd enjoy hearing the 
>songs
>->in their original musical context. Comparatively, the production's a lot
>->more boring. Shucks...

>Then Steev Hise <steev at detritus.net> gone and said:

>hmm. you weren't expecting that?
>
>I actually would love to get an instrumental version of the Grey
>Album, because I'm pretty underwhelmed with the Jay Z vocals. It
>would be great, and dangermouse could call it "The Paler Shade of
>Grey Album." hah.
>
>smh
>
>Steev Hise .  steev at detritus.net . http://detritus.net/steev
>new blog: http://steev.hise.org
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