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dirty hands
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Seriously tho now I gotta figure out how early to get there. I live very close. I was not interested in going previously but I’ll wait in line for a shot at Kill Em All
Edit: oof it’s gonna be like 90 degrees too
Edit: oof it’s gonna be like 90 degrees too
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Dead C
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All this Kendrick hype got me fucked up and I completely missed the Bag Talk drop on de Rap Winkel.
TrainFan73
Frothy
Is it possible he responding to the people complaining about it being introspective?
Plumcrazyfx
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RIP DJ Shay. Grafh is just ok but that Shrek Louch/Ransom track is nice (edit: Shrek Louch)
DJ Shay was so good. His production on Lot & Abraham is fire. Now if they would ever ship me my record.
dirty hands
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Unless it’s marked way the fuck up, it’s looking good for me grabbing Kill Em All and KAOS today
BazookaTooth
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uhh shit, what did i miss ?
dirty hands
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Soul Assassin pop up here in Los Angeles. I’m in line. Gotta another hour and a half wait tho lol
BazookaTooth
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nice, i just saw the pics . good luck buddy !
SixthDeadlyVenom
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10/10 Kendrick's album is the most honest, self-reflective, socially conscious, multidimensional album I've ever heard. It was an exhausting listen, I had to pause twice because the tracks are so dense. You can just tell every musical flourish and vocal distortion is intentional and all meant to convey something specific. Each song seems to reflect a different aspect of Kendrick's persona, admitting his own past and present prejudices and shortcomings as a human. Fucking. Being.
"You wonder how I could talk about money, hoes, clothes, God and history
All in the same sentence.
You know what all them things have in common?
Only half of the truth if you tell it.
See I spent twenty-three years on this earth searching for answers,
Til' one day I realized I had to come up with my own.
I'm not on the outside looking in, I'm not on the inside looking out -- I'm in the dead fucking center, looking around." K Dot 2011
"You wonder how I could talk about money, hoes, clothes, God and history
All in the same sentence.
You know what all them things have in common?
Only half of the truth if you tell it.
See I spent twenty-three years on this earth searching for answers,
Til' one day I realized I had to come up with my own.
I'm not on the outside looking in, I'm not on the inside looking out -- I'm in the dead fucking center, looking around." K Dot 2011
SixthDeadlyVenom
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He really meant it when he said he studied Pac, just like his "Nipsey's last words" verse on Heart Pt. 5 it feels like he is fulfilling the destiny that they were supposed to
dirty hands
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The mark up is reallllll lol. Making poor choices today!
BazookaTooth
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how much for kill em all ?The mark up is reallllll lol. Making poor choices today!
dirty hands
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BazookaTooth
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should be 222.22
Are they selling the picture disc or regular vinyl?
If there are still copies left and someone is willing to help out, I'd be happy to send the money over right-away plus a little extra.
Edit: No "Tuez-Les Tous"?
dirty hands
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Both but I think the picture disc is even more
I'd prefer the regular copy - should be better in sound quality (hopefully)...
SixthDeadlyVenom
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This record store i stumbled upon in Carrollton GA (country nowhere) somehow got most of DJ Clue's record collection when he had IRS troubles. Tons of singles and OG presses, an album signed by common to Clue, etc. I got a ghost face Killa "run" promo single