so what are the best albums of this decade so far?

Is "nigga" something a cracker puts on the front page of his website?
not that this has anything to do with this thread, but i'll address it anyway...

i don't know man, i had some apprehensions about putting that up, but i had assumed most people would be familar with the context, i guess i sometimes over estimate my audience. for those unaware, it's a word for word quote from an ice-t intro. i would be less than comfortable censoring a historically outspoken like the iceman. i am equally uncomfortable putting the word "nigga" on my front page. but i think properly addresses the content of the music i write about, so i went with it.

it's not a word i say in the real world (or on the internet, for that matter). if it offends anyone it was not my intent. would it be less offensive if i were to put it in quotes and properly cite it's author?

i was just talking to schnipper how racial politics in blogs are the most confusing mix in the universe. i've gotten emails with everything from "how dare you write about rap music whitey?" to "i should lynch you you ignorant spook". it's really frightening. as corny as it sounds all i've ever wanted to do is share music i love not incite such hatred.
 
im a big de la fan but i couldnt bring myself to like that album. i would have bought the edan last night but dudes wanted 18 bucks for a single lp.
 
Is "nigga" something a cracker puts on the front page of his website?
not that this has anything to do with this thread, but i'll address it anyway...

i don't know man, i had some apprehensions about putting that up, but i had assumed most people would be familar with the context, i guess i sometimes over estimate my audience. for those unaware, it's a word for word quote from an ice-t intro. i would be less than comfortable censoring a historically outspoken like the iceman. i am equally uncomfortable putting the word "nigga" on my front page. but i think properly addresses the content of the music i write about, so i went with it.

it's not a word i say in the real world (or on the internet, for that matter). if it offends anyone it was not my intent. would it be less offensive if i were to put it in quotes and properly cite it's author?

i was just talking to schnipper how racial politics in blogs are the most confusing mix in the universe. i've gotten emails with everything from "how dare you write about rap music whitey?" to "i should lynch you you ignorant spook". it's really frightening. as corny as it sounds all i've ever wanted to do is share music i love not incite such hatred.
It was tongue in cheek my friend, as you mentioned debate in the post i originally replied to. As far as racial politics in blogs, you're going to get douchebags with all sorts of opinions. You're a media outlet, and you'll get the same fruitcakes that write into Time or accuse the NYT of being too liberal or tell Newsweek they shouldn't discuss birth control.

It happens. No one is going to hunt you down for posting up hip hop and funk mp3s, except maybe the RIAA. Don't sweat it.
 
Is "nigga" something a cracker puts on the front page of his website?
not that this has anything to do with this thread, but i'll address it anyway...

i don't know man, i had some apprehensions about putting that up, but i had assumed most people would be familar with the context, i guess i sometimes over estimate my audience. for those unaware, it's a word for word quote from an ice-t intro. i would be less than comfortable censoring a historically outspoken like the iceman. i am equally uncomfortable putting the word "nigga" on my front page. but i think properly addresses the content of the music i write about, so i went with it.

it's not a word i say in the real world (or on the internet, for that matter). if it offends anyone it was not my intent. would it be less offensive if i were to put it in quotes and properly cite it's author?

i was just talking to schnipper how racial politics in blogs are the most confusing mix in the universe. i've gotten emails with everything from "how dare you write about rap music whitey?" to "i should lynch you you ignorant spook". it's really frightening. as corny as it sounds all i've ever wanted to do is share music i love not incite such hatred.
Web address please.

On topic, the post 1999 cds that get spun in my house are by:
Pink Martini
Angelique Kidjo
and Lifesavas

But that don't make them the best.
 
I think 2000 was a pretty good year for music...As of May 10, 2005, my favorite albums of the decade (in no particular order) are Bebel Gilberto's Tanto Tempo (if pressed, I will admit to liking the remix album better); Matchbox 20's Mad Season; OutKast's Stankonia; Sizzla's Bobo Ashanti; and I would probably throw 50 Cent's Get Rich or Die Tryin' and/or Jay-Z's Black Album for street cred/kicks. I think I would make out better on the singles front.


 
Oh, and honorable mentions to N.E.R.D.'s In Search Of... and The Eminem Show (I remember listening to that an awful lot in 2002, despite not being a fan).
 
The Eminem Show
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Oh, and honorable mentions to N.E.R.D.'s In Search Of... and The Eminem Show (I remember listening to that an awful lot in 2002, despite not being a fan).
You're quite the top 40 listener - I woulda though faux would've at least turned you dirty south keyboard styleee.
 
Oh, and honorable mentions to N.E.R.D.'s In Search Of... and The Eminem Show (I remember listening to that an awful lot in 2002, despite not being a fan).
You're quite the top 40 listener - I woulda though faux would've at least turned you dirty south keyboard styleee.

I've been listening to Dirty South music since I was 13; I knew who Master P was when he was the "Ice Cream Man," okaaay? But we're talking albums, not singles, and not much holds up in my memory. The Eminem was BFR (before faux_rillz).