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M-Law & DZK - This Made Sense on Speed
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Sho-Down on the beat
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M. Law is a rapper. He beat DZK in Arm wrestling. Don't fuck with him.
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#131,509 today Peak #113
#81,480 in subgenre Peak #53
Author
DZK/MLAW/SHO-DOWN
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M. LAW
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October 11, 2005
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MP3 2.3 MB 128 kbps 0:00
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[DZK's weird ass verse broken-down In simpler terms] - Comparing various attributes of Hip-Hop and Classical/Operatic Music. The way Hip-Hop lyrics are delivered on beats with such character and so many emotional highs-and-lows, makes the intelligence of the writer more important than that of a normal musician, if not strictly for the fact he/she has a lot more acual substance of importance to write and perform (that if one is not careful, could be flawed and poorly received). Using poetry consisting of very-clearly delivered syllables and punctual rhythms, Rap resembles a symphony or opera in that the "rapper" is free to roam within the time-sigantures and play his "vocal instrument." Therefore, the rapper's syllables, or "articulate phonics" become the lead and are represented by the instrumental "sonic ligature" of a symphony or opera. "Composers" in the case of my comparison, have been replaced by "Producers" who are now responsible for the overall sound and recording of the art. They study electronic synthesizers (keyboards, computers) so that they can make more interesting and well-receieved beats. They mimic the lessons taught by composers, who are the first creators of "popular" music. Instead of orchestra's, they are guided my the clear digital sound of computers and technology to create a masterpiece. They do not have to rely on individual players to reproduce their work. Musicians today, have been given the gift of hearing exactly what their work sounds like, which gives them an advantage over old composers in terms of detail. So while you might not think Rap can compare to Classical/Operatic music in terms of skills, as an art-form... You must at least agree that the technology associated with Rap is more apt to allow the music to fully reach a listener, due to the complete control of a producer. Thereby making it more powerful to our generation than classical might've been to a previous one.
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[verse]:[1] - [M. Law] Ladies and Gentlemen, it's (A dot Jackson) and M-Law finally gettin' back to rappin One of the burbs baddest Anglo-Saxons Who happens to be beggin for a lil action Came lean from training, copped experience Teamed on the track with a leathal lyricist Lookie Quick, this Rookie hits what pro's missin Mixin more rthyme schemes then you knew existed Explicit content is the only I spit shit Watch your girl switch hit my stick shift Unexplainably sick, like the first case of sars Got the flamable flow, settin fire to bars Clearly above par, called the illest by those who listen When I drop my songs I gotta sell 'em by perscription Ain't feelin me? You're on the road to perdition Even Gods sittin' around sayin' ["Damn that boys wicked"] M-Law the tounge twisting musical magiction On a mission to exspose exceptional talent while lifted Six month hiatus has syllables beggin to help create the greatest twenty four bars since I turned the pages Of my first rhyme book, which seemed like ages of lost hope and forgotten aspirations of greatness contagious like a cold; the hopes of being famous You might catch the bug, but you still on middle wages [verse]:[2] - [Professor DZK] the descriptive diction of the Hip-Hop culture's written opinions, delivered with energetic pulses of harmonics blended, with multiple drum repetitions, which oscillate into exalted momentous heavily impressive, compositional messages, make intelligence in competitors more sensibily relative. using poems consisting of intricate syllable rhythms to interact with the instrumental, Rap's an individual musical miniature, similar to symphonic signature with articulate phonics switched with sonic ligature. production apprentices study electronic synthesis to better induct accepted melodic segments, simpler said for those of you confused, I mean we mimic several classic veteran composer lessons, and instead of orchestral, percussion and wind sections, we edit sessions of beats with a signal compression see, musicians have in essence become incredibly perfected with the introduction of digital development the audio we now hear is crystal clear to a decibal and mechanically quantized to the finest measure, so while rap might not compare elaborately to Operatic, and Classical fanatics, it technically captures, a more exact interaction between the perceptional relation we have with racket, vibration, modulation & static
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