I think Wizeb meant live ones.

Oh how we laughed!

Well if you set yourself up you can only expect on the forums to be knocked down

Sorry, I didn't realise this thread was about put downs, my apologise, I feel so stupid now!

You must be desperate if you want to give her a portion

She's a big girl she's probably want two, think you manage that?

I'd do her.... Lots to go round!

Austerity, and all that mate.

Two what?
Cocks?

Nah!
Only got the one but its 5 inch solid.
Would that be enough?

Oasis
Blur
The Killers
Kaiser Chiefs
Mumford and Sons
NIRVANA
Metallica
Razorlight
The Who
Muse
Coldplay
Franz Ferdinand
Snow Patrol
All rap/hip hop

All of it? While there are genres that clearly aren't for me, I'm always loathe to write off entire segments of music. You never know, you might find a nugget somewhere.

Biffy Clyro!! Stupid name, crap/dull/boring songs!!

Very true, some excellent classic hip hop tunes from the early/mid 90's. Regulate, for starters!

Been pretty much a crap genre since around 2000 though, with nonsense like Lil Wayne/John etc as the supposed stand out artists!!

I detest the entire culture of Rap/Hip Hop, the sampling other peoples hard work is not classed as music in my eyes imo, i am a huge Rock and Metal fan but i also love Blues, Jazz, early 90's rave tunes, Blugrass, 70's & 80's Pop and a bit of Country, i will never listen to Rap as long as i exist

Myself, I've tried the mainstream rap, the acclaimed rap and the rap my friends have told me I would like - I genuinely did not like any of it, no matter how hard I try.

I agree about the sampling of other peoples music, but the genre is more about the lyrics the artist uses, over the song they lift the sample from - or it should/used to be anyway!

That's absolutely fine. I'm not going to tell people what they're allowed to like or dislike (not until I hold the reins of absolute power, anyway)

Fine. I'd just hate to think of you missing out on a number of delights.
Only thing I'd take issue with is your stance on sampling, which can be innovative, creative and other things ending in ive. It can be terrible as well, of course.

I'm normally not into rap that much, but been going through a phase of listening to it at the moment (Kendrick Lamar and A$AP Rocky). Think I get tired of listening to the same genre of music sometimes and like a bit of change.

Goes, didn't expect you to be that gifted. Imeant could you manage the second go as it's never as easy as the first

Your having a Giraffe arent you. Without the WHO CSI would never have been as good as it is !!!

Would depend how much she sweated.

Me personally, I enjoy a bit of Public Enemy, NWA. even Mr Shakur.

If it wasn't for hip hop sampling old funk, r n b, and soul tracks, a huge amount of great music would've been lost to generations of music fans. I know I wouldn't know about the likes of James Brown, Curtis Mayfield, Miles Davies, Mose Allison, George Clinton, Sly and the Family Stone etc, if I didn't listen to rap music. Much in same way I wouldn't know about great blues artists like Muddy Waters, Robert Johnson, Howlin Wolf, John Lee Hooker, BB King etc if it wasn't for bands like Fleetwood mac, The Stones, Zeppelin, The Who, Cream, and the Yardbirds.

Those whom are ignorant to hip hop are really missing out. Yes, most of the mainstream stuff is misogynistic and rubbish. But, overall some of the best poets, strory tellers, and social comentators of the last 30 years have rap artists.

Hip Hop for me died sometime ago, for me artists like Eric B and Rakim, Public Enemy, KRS 1, Dana Dane etc were pioneers and visionary leaders imo.