Pac's Life - Interesting Facts
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some people don't understand the line lol.
to even clear up furtherly. when you play a string on your guitar, sound vibrations make your ear pick up the sounds. the sound will be dynamic, meaning it will change with the objects in the room, the size of the room, the amount of pick or force you apply when you play the string. the sound will be warm and the sound wave will develop on it's own as the sound fills the room.
when you play a string on a guitar inside a computer program that let's you produce music, everything is based on a mathematical algorithm, a pattern, so the sounds will sound very generic. they will lack warmth.
this is what it means. the song does sound like a ringtone though i think. listen to the kick. lmao. listen to the melody. these sound like fruityloops presets. only the mixdown saves this from sounding like actual gameboy music. i get the idea, use a bunch of older drum machine samples and classic old 80s synths. cute idea but lil john over-did it when he used the concept in more than one beat.
to even clear up furtherly. when you play a string on your guitar, sound vibrations make your ear pick up the sounds. the sound will be dynamic, meaning it will change with the objects in the room, the size of the room, the amount of pick or force you apply when you play the string. the sound will be warm and the sound wave will develop on it's own as the sound fills the room.
when you play a string on a guitar inside a computer program that let's you produce music, everything is based on a mathematical algorithm, a pattern, so the sounds will sound very generic. they will lack warmth.
this is what it means. the song does sound like a ringtone though i think. listen to the kick. lmao. listen to the melody. these sound like fruityloops presets. only the mixdown saves this from sounding like actual gameboy music. i get the idea, use a bunch of older drum machine samples and classic old 80s synths. cute idea but lil john over-did it when he used the concept in more than one beat.
Dude, i wont even go down this road (of smth wrong wit me/with u)... This is a philosophical question that's been on since ever: People tend to be subjective and consider that the others have something wrong with them whenever they dont see things from the same point of view.. So naturally, i thought smth's wrong with u but didnt say it cause i'm trying to be objective.. Subjectively speaking, i still feel this track is deep as a muthafucka.. Beat didnt change that. I like it. Sounds ok. U dont, ok, but that doesnt mean smth is wrong in either of us.
Yet i read like a thousand reviews on this board (not on Streethop back then) that Nu-Mixx was a bunch of ringtones, and once some dude said this, people jumped on into that ship and declared the album a bunch of ringtones.. But here u r, sayin' no ring tones there.. So which is it? Who's right?? U or them?? See, this shit is highly controversial, and what u might consider garbage/ringtone (as many did with Nu-Mixx), might not be in fact that in other people's opinions. Same here, u see "International" as being a "ringtone". I dont. Plus the drums r there, maybe not maximum-hard-hitting drums, but the dry drums beat is there.. And the beat got more sounds than many rap hits i heard over the years...
I was speaking in general.. Meaning that some people say it's shit, some people really like the album.. So it is impossible that in fact this album sucks. If an album sucks, it wont be debated that it does. It will probably get a 95%+ of bad reviews. This is not the case. So this album doesnt suck. U just dont like it. But following the same logic, there isnt a vast majority sayin this album is GREAT, so also, it cant be said that it's great. It goes both ways, so this album is in fact fair (objectively speaking). I myself see it as very good.
Yet i read like a thousand reviews on this board (not on Streethop back then) that Nu-Mixx was a bunch of ringtones, and once some dude said this, people jumped on into that ship and declared the album a bunch of ringtones.. But here u r, sayin' no ring tones there.. So which is it? Who's right?? U or them?? See, this shit is highly controversial, and what u might consider garbage/ringtone (as many did with Nu-Mixx), might not be in fact that in other people's opinions. Same here, u see "International" as being a "ringtone". I dont. Plus the drums r there, maybe not maximum-hard-hitting drums, but the dry drums beat is there.. And the beat got more sounds than many rap hits i heard over the years...
I was speaking in general.. Meaning that some people say it's shit, some people really like the album.. So it is impossible that in fact this album sucks. If an album sucks, it wont be debated that it does. It will probably get a 95%+ of bad reviews. This is not the case. So this album doesnt suck. U just dont like it. But following the same logic, there isnt a vast majority sayin this album is GREAT, so also, it cant be said that it's great. It goes both ways, so this album is in fact fair (objectively speaking). I myself see it as very good.
True :thumb: ...
Btw, abt the Play Ya Cards outro, i donnow if u noticed, but they had 2 different outros for the 2 versions, and each fit the mood well:
- In the female version, Pac was speaking all soft and giving soft advice, as in tellin his homies how they be gettin "breakfest in bed", and tellin them to "open some champagne", to "get some roses", and to "play some soft shit".
- In the male version, a harder and more thuggish outro was used. Pac was addressing the Outlawz (and more specifically Castro, Yaki and Edi), describing them as "guerilla pimps" (smth that wouldnt fit in the mood of the female version).
Just thought i mention it in case someone hasnt noticed it yet.. Pz.
Btw, abt the Play Ya Cards outro, i donnow if u noticed, but they had 2 different outros for the 2 versions, and each fit the mood well:
- In the female version, Pac was speaking all soft and giving soft advice, as in tellin his homies how they be gettin "breakfest in bed", and tellin them to "open some champagne", to "get some roses", and to "play some soft shit".
- In the male version, a harder and more thuggish outro was used. Pac was addressing the Outlawz (and more specifically Castro, Yaki and Edi), describing them as "guerilla pimps" (smth that wouldnt fit in the mood of the female version).
Just thought i mention it in case someone hasnt noticed it yet.. Pz.
Playa Cardz Right Male- "This goin out 2 all the females..."
Female-Talkin 2 guys about how 2 deal with women...
just thought that was a bit odd, they go to the trouble of making 2 versions specifically specifically focusing on gender, edit, cut and paste and all that bull shit and then they completely ignore what's being said about each gender
Female-Talkin 2 guys about how 2 deal with women...
just thought that was a bit odd, they go to the trouble of making 2 versions specifically specifically focusing on gender, edit, cut and paste and all that bull shit and then they completely ignore what's being said about each gender
Regarding the "Playa Cards Right" intro, this shit got me worried.. I mean do u think the "shady/enough of shady/fuck shady!!" editing is strictly in the clean version, or will them lines also be blanked in the explicit release?!!
It would be really funny if they edit the explicit version too.. Be like fucking motherfucking cocksucking Eminem still doing damage to Pac's shit even when he's miles away getting high on his fucking Prosac and Valium pills... Shit i cannot believe they would edit this shit just not to hurt Em's feelings!!!!!!
It would be really funny if they edit the explicit version too.. Be like fucking motherfucking cocksucking Eminem still doing damage to Pac's shit even when he's miles away getting high on his fucking Prosac and Valium pills... Shit i cannot believe they would edit this shit just not to hurt Em's feelings!!!!!!
I dunnow why y'all bitchin'... It's not like their verses sucked.. Actually they layed some pretty good and strong verses. Why u keep bitchin' bout the "names" who're on the album instead of the actual verses?!!
Oh and btw, dont get me wrong.. I'm not a fan of the whole 50 cent/Eminem clik, and i'm not welcome of Amaru turning any Pac's album into a joint venture between Shady/G-Unit/D12... But they didnt do this, they just had Buck on one song in this album.. Plus what's wrong with Chamillionaire?? He got talent, and it's not like he was all over the album.. Was just the only verse!!!
Oh and btw, dont get me wrong.. I'm not a fan of the whole 50 cent/Eminem clik, and i'm not welcome of Amaru turning any Pac's album into a joint venture between Shady/G-Unit/D12... But they didnt do this, they just had Buck on one song in this album.. Plus what's wrong with Chamillionaire?? He got talent, and it's not like he was all over the album.. Was just the only verse!!!
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