You should have been there...
Unfortunately I didn't make it early enough to see my Man HajiP. Sorry man.... When I did get there, I got to see Chris Rene. He has a blended style of "singin' rappin", most of the tracks were pretty dope. I copped the CD, and I don't usually like most guys singing style, so that says something I think...
onwards.
Unfortunately I didn't make it early enough to see my Man HajiP. Sorry man.... When I did get there, I got to see Chris Rene. He has a blended style of "singin' rappin", most of the tracks were pretty dope. I copped the CD, and I don't usually like most guys singing style, so that says something I think...
onwards.
Next Up was Slop Opera, and they proceeded to melt faces as usual. Hip hop to the fullest. Ross Rock of Slop Opera, raps REAALLY FAST, im talkin' Tech N9ne speeds (what up BigMike). The rhymes were super on point and it was all over too quick..Definitely ill in my book. There was the usual surplus PBR spilled on the floor.. Always gotta step back for this.
A couple "Fat Kid Breaks" later and the mass that was the crowd dissapeared as if someone had lit a stink bomb... (why's everyone leaving?) I myself, was anxious to witness 'The Great Muta' for the 1st time. I knew of Fredo, from all the battles that I had seen of him online, so this was his crew, and I was pretty sure, it was about to get much more than ill.The Great Muta is sic, thats pretty much all I could say. 3 emcees, multiple styles, ,ill beats, and most of all highly technical original lyricism. Serious, get on this ish if you like rhymes PERIOD.These guys are form Union City.
Make Sure to check out all the links to the different Artist's page, and if you're feelin' their music, then support these guys by coming out to show, or buying the music in whatever form you can get, wether its hand to hand cd, in the record store, or on itunes download, you gotta support that ill unsigned underground hiphop.. real gems for sure..
The whole thing was brought to us by Adamantium of Slop Opera, if you see em, give him a pound. pz.
Pabst doesn't have a blue ribbon for nothin'. Know what I'm sayin?
All I know is that..lol After that, TheSaurus took to the stage, and straight murdered it. Fools were straight dumbfounded with the lyrics and as I looked back I could see the mass of people clearly at awe scratching their chins and stroking their beards from the pure next levelness of it all...A couple "Fat Kid Breaks" later and the mass that was the crowd dissapeared as if someone had lit a stink bomb... (why's everyone leaving?) I myself, was anxious to witness 'The Great Muta' for the 1st time. I knew of Fredo, from all the battles that I had seen of him online, so this was his crew, and I was pretty sure, it was about to get much more than ill.The Great Muta is sic, thats pretty much all I could say. 3 emcees, multiple styles, ,ill beats, and most of all highly technical original lyricism. Serious, get on this ish if you like rhymes PERIOD.These guys are form Union City.
Make Sure to check out all the links to the different Artist's page, and if you're feelin' their music, then support these guys by coming out to show, or buying the music in whatever form you can get, wether its hand to hand cd, in the record store, or on itunes download, you gotta support that ill unsigned underground hiphop.. real gems for sure..
The whole thing was brought to us by Adamantium of Slop Opera, if you see em, give him a pound. pz.
