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Hehehe, what wouldn't make sense if I didn't explain it a little better?

To say Tupac and Biggie absolutely sucks isn't something a fan of hip hop music would say. I'm not a fan of Pac but I could never say he sucks with a straight face but like you explained hip hop really isn't your thing so I get it.
 
I'm sort of aware of that. I would assume that maybe those who are too much against mainstream hip-hop would be willing to say that those two are overrated. Maybe it's just me.

To say Tupac and Biggie absolutely sucks isn't something a fan of hip hop music would say. I'm not a fan of Pac but I could never say he sucks with a straight face but like you explained hip hop really isn't your thing so I get it.
 
I was flipping through channels and saw this documentary on Tupac and Biggie, and I'm still scratching my head. I've listened to their music and I can't believe people fancy their music. It's all shitty. Way too shitty. Two overrated piles of shit in the entertainment business.

Interesting perspective...I immensely enjoy their music and, for me, much of it still sounds fresh even today. Tupac was widely regarded as a multi-talented artist, able to express himself in music or on the screen. He was someone whose music provided relevance in combination with great tracks. Alternately, Biggie's voice, delivery and in your face banging beats, created incredible dance music.

I realize that reasonable minds might not agree on the issue of talent, but the success of those two artists is undeniable. Artists and fans alike continue to recognize their ground breaking accomplishments and contributions to the art form.
 
I'm definitely cognizant of all that. Given that my older brother and the environment I was in...pretty much everyone (minus my parents) took a strong interest in Tupac and Biggie. I grew up around that bit of interest. But I never really absorbed any of that myself. Weird as it may seem, my own world consisted of generally video games and VG music. As I grew older, geared towards classical and world music. And then...we also have choir music and that pretty much expanded my interests.

Interesting perspective...I immensely enjoy their music and, for me, much of it still sounds fresh even today. Tupac was widely regarded as a multi-talented artist, able to express himself in music or on the screen. He was someone whose music provided relevance in combination with great tracks. Alternately, Biggie's voice, delivery and in your face banging beats, created incredible dance music.

I realize that reasonable minds might not agree on the issue of talent, but the success of those two artists is undeniable. Artists and fans alike continue to recognize their ground breaking accomplishments and contributions to the art form.
 
I'm definitely cognizant of all that. Given that my older brother and the environment I was in...pretty much everyone (minus my parents) took a strong interest in Tupac and Biggie. I grew up around that bit of interest. But I never really absorbed any of that myself. Weird as it may seem, my own world consisted of generally video games and VG music. As I grew older, geared towards classical and world music. And then...we also have choir music and that pretty much expanded my interests.

As someone who has a wide range of musical tastes, I certainly understand. I've interests in most musical forms, as I'm moved by some aspects of every musical genre. Classical, Gregorian chant, African, Latin, Rap/Hip Hop, Chamber music, Dance Hall, Trance, Indigenous Australian, Jazz, Blues, Country, R&B, Pop, Country, Qawwali, Indian Trance. All of those are musical genres I appreciate, though I listen to more.
 
I definitely fancy Gregorian Chants. I think the common ground of my main tastes in music would be in New Age and Tranquility. World aspects such as Celtic music sprinkled itself into my listening tastes gradually. Soothing styles really keep me complacent and I can think much better.

As someone who has a wide range of musical tastes, I certainly understand. I've interests in most musical forms, as I'm moved by some aspects of every musical genre. Classical, Gregorian chant, African, Latin, Rap/Hip Hop, Chamber music, Dance Hall, Trance, Indigenous Australian, Jazz, Blues, Country, R&B, Pop, Country, Qawwali, Indian Trance. All of those are musical genres I appreciate, though I listen to more.
 
sounds like a fantastic night...was it the neighbour with the barking dog...???

HAHA! No, they are just Middle American - the ones on the other side. I don't know if they were here when you were here, they live in Guam 6 mo out of the year.
 
It would have ended perfect with a 2.5 ft man playing the cello as you're waltzing to your door.

HAHA! No, they are just Middle American - the ones on the other side. I don't know if they were here when you were here, they live in Guam 6 mo out of the year.
 
Good - Got a job ;D
Bad - Just spent £50ish on a 5 hour phonecall.
Good - It was worth it.
...I hope.

Cross 'em for me? :heart:
 
Hahahaha @ this thread... The Huntress will the assigned a "W" for her well made points

Btw... people in new york expressed a sentiment about being mad that californians in general didn't seem to care too much about 911... and to some degree I would have to concur with their findings.. we live in our own world here and generally neighbors don't even speak to each other.. so you can imagine after the initial 911 situation took place... it was a things back to normal mentality here.
 
Would a story about a princess and her golden shower be appropriate for kids? I'm thinking about constructing a kids' story where the princess and her golden showers can bring peace to the magical lands of Uterins.
 
Would a story about a princess and her golden shower be appropriate for kids? I'm thinking about constructing a kids' story where the princess and her golden showers can bring peace to the magical lands of Uterins.

What is the deal w you today BBW?
 
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