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Post by John Brainlove on Mar 27, 2005 2:01:16 GMT
Hilarious crap or hilarious out-of-character?? By the way... after the clocks changed - synchronize watches to +6.05 to get yr clock running right *over*
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Post by Smileadelic on Mar 27, 2005 14:51:49 GMT
Hilarious out-of-character. The song actually sounds alright in sonic terms.
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Post by John Brainlove on Mar 27, 2005 15:31:26 GMT
Jesus, if you think that's out of character you should hear some of my other early band efforts! Ha. Been in bands since I was 17, all the way through the Britpop days. I sang in an indie band called "Smiley". We counted The Bluetones and The Charlatans as our biggest influences. OOoof.
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Post by Smileadelic on Mar 27, 2005 15:39:25 GMT
I've been in some band or another since I was 13! The band I started then is amazingly still going, although we've moved on a little from our three-chord jangly origins. I guess we all have embarrassing musical pasts to deal with...
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Post by i_deserve... on Mar 27, 2005 15:45:56 GMT
Not me. I'm cool. Okay, so the raps I wrote when I was 14 are excruciating, but now I'm a certified rap legend in my bedroom. I'll give you a quick taste: "Sneer like Little Ceasar as I'm leaving the courtroom/ Then I'm off like the leaves on the trees in Autumn/ PCs all "please report him" cause his recordings are distorting the youth/ And in court he's not reporting the truth/ Fact is, I ain't been caught with the proof/ As they see nought when I talk in the booth/ Like they don't see corporate suits/ In cubicles with pharmaceuticals/ So why fuck with me when the drama's musical?/ It's hardly suitable, but it's mildly beautiful/ They way they always fail to nail me down, and their failure's what propels me now" Brainlove - That song is strangely professional sounding. It's better than Embrace! That said, so is a lump of shit. It's quite good in a "I'd never listen to this" kinda way.
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Post by Wiggles on Mar 27, 2005 16:12:28 GMT
Err, I'd keep that to yourself in future.
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Post by John Brainlove on Mar 27, 2005 16:14:03 GMT
Yeah, coz it's so good 50 Cent's crew might have you taken out.
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Post by i_deserve... on Mar 27, 2005 16:16:44 GMT
It is very good, actually. Very good. People are always very surprised by my skills. Try and rap it yourself, see how it rhymes! It's fun to be talented at something. ;D
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Post by tafkac on Mar 27, 2005 17:07:57 GMT
I've never tried sitting down and writing proper lyrics, but email rap battles used to be such a good way of wasting time at work. Freestyling in writing. You have to set a time limit for each turn. Can be printed out to prolong the humiliation of your vanquished foes. I was unbeaten champion back in the day. One I still have from a couple of years ago:
You'll never come close to my expertise My lyrics fly with the utmost ease Come on then, for my pen Is mightier than the sword You get no reward For your pitiful rhymes You're behind the times You're committing crimes against humanity It's insanity that any man can try to claim such lame lines could win this game All your rhymes are the same Your syllables are risible Don't look so miserable There's no shame in losing You won't take a bruising from me Though you might want to flee And brother, pray don't retake the helm Your skills don't lie in the poetic realm.
It also has the advantage of being able to pick detailed holes in what people have said, e.g.
You have very poor timing If you're chatting about rhyming, Your previous verse, though terse Contained some tenuous examples. Here are some samples.....
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Post by i_deserve... on Mar 27, 2005 17:22:05 GMT
Your poetry ain't flowing see/ Every line has one syllable/ And in future you'll be knowing me/ as the only MC that's unkillable/ Ridicule, is all you'll meet from my mouth/ Your deceit leads to defeat complete with a knock out/ So leave the room before you meet your doom/ My vocals bring sniper's bullets/ If you've got an undefeated record then I'ma fight you for it!
I win ;D
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Post by John Brainlove on Mar 27, 2005 17:29:03 GMT
"Come on then, for my pen Is mightier than the sword You get no reward For your pitiful rhymes You're behind the times"
This is hilarious. It would have to be done in an aristocratic English accent.
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Post by tafkac on Mar 27, 2005 19:18:02 GMT
Oh, its like that is it. OK haven't done this for a while, but I'll see you,
In fact I see you all too well The hard sell? I got you rumbled, But don't fret, I won't tell, no-one saw as you tumbled: MIA, crumpled, abandoned stairwell: your fate Don't wait till I strike - state your final farewell
Kiss these words: the last thing you'll read As the rhymes I spit hit you with speed Like a supersonic spacecraft. You mock me, I'll knock you three hundred feet down a mine shaft
Shit, this ain't tough, its all too easy My lyrical trickery flows rough, like the Zambezi I'm the prince of darkness, the king of sin I own your soul, so you'll never win!
Ahahahahahahahaha!!!!
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Post by i_deserve... on Mar 27, 2005 19:23:08 GMT
This ain't a game, so don't treat it like one/ My words'll beat you like a ginger stepson/ A verbal Smith n Wesson, i'm bringing crazy heat/ if you had a whole army you wouldn't be fazing me/ Talk of the Zambezi, wanna take it to Africa?/ I get the whole safari park making a snack of ya/ Lyrically like a lion, finish clinically without trying/ look in your girl's flat at the record's she's buying/ they're all mine, and she likes the picture cover/ 12" vinyl actual size, bitch tell your mother!
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Post by Tom-From-Sparks on Mar 27, 2005 19:27:01 GMT
This thread is awesome.
I have no lyrical skill to contribute though.
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Post by i_deserve... on Mar 27, 2005 19:28:15 GMT
go on, try!
i love laughing at people's first attempts at rhyming ;D
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