☆☆☆ - NEW Jay-Z - "Money Goes" - ☆☆☆

not really feeling this one and glad this won't be on bp3, but the last couple jay release have been fire, thats what I hope to expect from bp3
 
It is average.

Will most likely grow on me though.
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Originally Posted by Plan Beats

Originally Posted by dland24

I dont get why whenever a legendary rapper drops a new joint (Jay, Nas, Common, etc) it ALWAYS has to be compared to older music. If you listen to new music with an open mind, and not compare it to past work, you will end up liking a whole lot more new stuff.
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It's called having standards.

If you don't have standards, you'll be impressed by anything.
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Im just saying if you are going to compare every new Jay song to his BEST material, OBVIOUSLY you are going to be disappointed. Was American Gangster a greatrecord? Absolutely. Is it as good as Reasonable Doubt? Of course not. If you constantly compare new music to that artists best work, you will end updisliking it a lot more than if you dont compare.

And if you are going to tell me that when listening to a new track/album your "standards" are set at a level of top hip hop tracks/albums of alltime, then EVERYTHING (99.99%) will be not good enough.
 
Im not feelin this or any of the random tracks/verses hes dropped since a.g.
ugh i hate to say it but it might be time
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reminds me of....
"let me hear ya man say hes the jordan of rappin
hes gettin fatigue early and his scorin lackin
his legacy is gettin ruined and you don want that
so pretty much learn from him DONT COME BACK
 
beat is dope

real smooth *%%, I feel like throwin on a sweater, some slacks and some loafs and hittin the town on my "Change Clothes" type *%%
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Originally Posted by dland24

Originally Posted by Plan Beats

Originally Posted by dland24

I dont get why whenever a legendary rapper drops a new joint (Jay, Nas, Common, etc) it ALWAYS has to be compared to older music. If you listen to new music with an open mind, and not compare it to past work, you will end up liking a whole lot more new stuff.
Click to expand...

It's called having standards.

If you don't have standards, you'll be impressed by anything.
Click to expand...

Im just saying if you are going to compare every new Jay song to his BEST material, OBVIOUSLY you are going to be disappointed. Was American Gangster a great record? Absolutely. Is it as good as Reasonable Doubt? Of course not. If you constantly compare new music to that artists best work, you will end up disliking it a lot more than if you dont compare.

And if you are going to tell me that when listening to a new track/album your "standards" are set at a level of top hip hop tracks/albums of all time, then EVERYTHING (99.99%) will be not good enough.
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I couldn't agree more. Its laughable to me when people do this...as I said earlier in the thread they have no concept of music appreciationbecause they lack the ability to look at each track/album independently. There is nothing wrong with comparing work however when you use that solely as yourbasis to judge an artist there is no way you can truly appreciate the music.

I have standards but it has nothing to do with comparing an artist to their past work; sometimes artists evolve for the good (as is the case with Jay). However some people are so stuck in the past that they miss that.

I still also do not get those who claim they "expected more from" this track. How did you even have expectations for something that you had no ideawas coming out?!
 
the lyrics on this are real

like the realest +%$* he spit since american dreamin

jd did this and it was left off of american gangster

sounds like he did this right after he recorded i know
 
Originally Posted by FlatbushFiyah23

Originally Posted by dland24

Originally Posted by Plan Beats

Originally Posted by dland24

I dont get why whenever a legendary rapper drops a new joint (Jay, Nas, Common, etc) it ALWAYS has to be compared to older music. If you listen to new music with an open mind, and not compare it to past work, you will end up liking a whole lot more new stuff.
Click to expand...

It's called having standards.

If you don't have standards, you'll be impressed by anything.
Click to expand...

Im just saying if you are going to compare every new Jay song to his BEST material, OBVIOUSLY you are going to be disappointed. Was American Gangster a great record? Absolutely. Is it as good as Reasonable Doubt? Of course not. If you constantly compare new music to that artists best work, you will end up disliking it a lot more than if you dont compare.

And if you are going to tell me that when listening to a new track/album your "standards" are set at a level of top hip hop tracks/albums of all time, then EVERYTHING (99.99%) will be not good enough.
Click to expand...
I couldn't agree more. Its laughable to me when people do this...as I said earlier in the thread they have no concept of music appreciation because they lack the ability to look at each track/album independently. There is nothing wrong with comparing work however when you use that solely as your basis to judge an artist there is no way you can truly appreciate the music.

I have standards but it has nothing to do with comparing an artist to their past work; sometimes artists evolve for the good (as is the case with Jay). However some people are so stuck in the past that they miss that.

I still also do not get those who claim they "expected more from" this track. How did you even have expectations for something that you had no idea was coming out?!
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Bingo...which is why (with Jay) I don't understand why people don't like BP2 or KC especially BP2. IF he had came out with a bunch ofRD's people would be complaining because everything sounds the same.
 
this song is so damn smooth and dope....i love the beat...i like the topic of the song...8/10 it'll be on repeat for a while
 
Originally Posted by JsindaA

Originally Posted by FlatbushFiyah23

Originally Posted by dland24

Originally Posted by Plan Beats

Originally Posted by dland24

I dont get why whenever a legendary rapper drops a new joint (Jay, Nas, Common, etc) it ALWAYS has to be compared to older music. If you listen to new music with an open mind, and not compare it to past work, you will end up liking a whole lot more new stuff.
Click to expand...

It's called having standards.

If you don't have standards, you'll be impressed by anything.
Click to expand...

Im just saying if you are going to compare every new Jay song to his BEST material, OBVIOUSLY you are going to be disappointed. Was American Gangster a great record? Absolutely. Is it as good as Reasonable Doubt? Of course not. If you constantly compare new music to that artists best work, you will end up disliking it a lot more than if you dont compare.

And if you are going to tell me that when listening to a new track/album your "standards" are set at a level of top hip hop tracks/albums of all time, then EVERYTHING (99.99%) will be not good enough.
Click to expand...
I couldn't agree more. Its laughable to me when people do this...as I said earlier in the thread they have no concept of music appreciation because they lack the ability to look at each track/album independently. There is nothing wrong with comparing work however when you use that solely as your basis to judge an artist there is no way you can truly appreciate the music.

I have standards but it has nothing to do with comparing an artist to their past work; sometimes artists evolve for the good (as is the case with Jay). However some people are so stuck in the past that they miss that.

I still also do not get those who claim they "expected more from" this track. How did you even have expectations for something that you had no idea was coming out?!
Click to expand...
Bingo...which is why (with Jay) I don't understand why people don't like BP2 or KC especially BP2. IF he had came out with a bunch of RD's people would be complaining because everything sounds the same.
Click to expand...
QFT. No one is ever satisfied are they?
 
Originally Posted by JsindaA

FlatbushFiyah23 wrote:

dland24 wrote:

Plan Beats wrote:

dland24 wrote:
I dont get why whenever a legendary rapper drops a new joint (Jay, Nas, Common, etc) it ALWAYS has to be compared to older music. If you listen to new
music with an open mind, and not compare it to past work, you will end up liking a whole lot more new stuff.
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
Click to expand...



It's called having standards.




If you don't have standards, you'll be impressed by anything.






Im just saying if you are going to compare every new Jay song to his BEST material, OBVIOUSLY you are going to be disappointed. Was American Gangster a
great record? Absolutely. Is it as good as Reasonable Doubt? Of course not. If you constantly compare new music to that artists best work, you will end up
disliking it a lot more than if you dont compare.




And if you are going to tell me that when listening to a new track/album your "standards" are set at a level of top hip hop tracks/albums of all
time, then EVERYTHING (99.99%) will be not good enough.



I couldn't agree more. Its laughable to me when people do this...as I said earlier in the thread they have no concept of music appreciation
because they lack the ability to look at each track/album independently. There is nothing wrong with comparing work however when you use that solely as your
basis to judge an artist there is no way you can truly appreciate the music.




I have standards but it has nothing to do with comparing an artist to their past work; sometimes artists evolve for the good
(as is the case with Jay). However some people are so stuck in the past that they miss that.




I still also do not get those who claim they "expected more from" this track. How did you even have expectations for something that you had no idea
was coming out?!





Bingo...which is why (with Jay) I don't understand why people don't like BP2 or KC especially BP2. IF he had came out with a bunch of
RD's people would be complaining because everything sounds the same.








BP2 did have its overly commercial tracks but then it had some of the best jay material on there ... he basically peeked on bp and bp2 lyrics wise i mean someof the stuff he said was so complicated and ill its amazing
 
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