>> My question is how do Gallianno get over with that dry, dry rapper? Do
>>people
>>really like him? Or, do they just focus on the music and ingnore him? Am I
>>the
>
> I think He's an excellent rapper, really fits nicely into Galliano's
>music. What do you mean by 'dry, dry rapper'??
>
> I think the decent UK rappers are different style to the 'Bitch
>Mother fucking Ho' US rappers. They inject acute insights into UK
>problems and contribute intelligent social commentary on minority issues.
>They tear up the Government and expose white (Facist) attitudes.
>Give me that any day in preference to 'My dick's so big' US Gangster
>rap.
>
Couldn't agree more. It seems to me that a lot of rap acts are rated not
on what they say, but how they say it. The rappers with something to say
seem to be in a minority these days.
IMHO Galliano's "57th minute of the 23rd hour" is a classic, but it's difficult
to judge it as a straight hip-hop track (because it isn't one)
Paul.
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Paul Gibson
"Is every generation same as the last?
Do we circle the future with the chains of the past" : Robert Gallagher