Aftermathbws_

5y

Saying I need access or some s***, sent a request

Marcus is Dust

5y

Should be good now!

Aftermathbws_

5y

It worked but only track 10. One down 3 to go 😂

Track 10 nice though

Marcus is Dust

5y

Last link I sent was a folder w the all the tracks

Marcus is Dust

5y

Last link I sent was a folder w the all the tracks

Aftermathbws_

5y

Yep I got them, cheers bro

Marcus is Dust

5y

Np be curious to see how the project compares for you in its entirety

RICHAXXVOYCE

5y

Lol yeah I like everything but Moor Mother

Aftermathbws_

5y

Giving Shrines another chance and enjoying it a lot more than previous listens

Aftermathbws_

5y

I think she’s dope on the project, didn’t even realise it was a female voice at first

DwindlingSun

6y

No more being a nigga
Who pulls the most triggers
Who d*** bigger
Newports in the winter
Seeing my breath on the porch steps
Plenty secrets been kept
Plenty folks lost their head
Aint protect their neck
No more regrets
Pour spliffs to make time stretch
Cause thats all you get

Woods always be dropping the most heavy hitting verses.

thevoyce

6y

Castro Mugabe ain't no private property
The late Walter Rodney
Detonators wasn't firing properly
Sky opened like Lockerbie

RICHAXXVOYCE

5y

Lmao what did you think she was talking about when she kept referring to her breast?

sabbatical_

5y

Ganja and hess, blood bless
Ancient tomb where centuries rest
Raiders of the lost ark, let me hide my text
Water clock, rolex, time for a hex
I'm vexed, let me read my sacred text
See who's next

what the f*** are these lyrics I dont understand s***, please someone explain atleast a single concept on the album maybe then I can start getting it.

This album needs to have a playthrough guide like video games

DwindlingSun

5y

Google is your friend. You google Ganja and Hess and the blood bless part will make sense. Otherwise the rest of it is pretty self-explanatory no?

I would say the concepts are pretty much the same as they've ever been - black liberation, incendiary politics, historical allusions, post-colonialism. Lots of current affairs topics too like the riots and population displacement.

You can read up on what the cover is about and that should also help.

But yeah just google stuff when you get stuck I'd say. No shame in it. Already woods has had me reading about Jamaican maroons, Sinterklaas and Dian Fossey. The density of these works is, in part, what makes them so enjoyable right? Solving the puzzle. Its abundant replay value.

sabbatical_

5y

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Yeah thanks for the response.

Its the type of homework that i like to do. billy woods, ELUCID and Moor Mother make Homework-core music and I'm saying this in a positive way.

DwindlingSun

5y

Google is your friend. You google Ganja and Hess and the blood bless part will make sense. Otherwise the rest of it is pretty self-explanatory no?

I would say the concepts are pretty much the same as they've ever been - black liberation, incendiary politics, historical allusions, post-colonialism. Lots of current affairs topics too like the riots and population displacement.

You can read up on what the cover is about and that should also help.

But yeah just google stuff when you get stuck I'd say. No shame in it. Already woods has had me reading about Jamaican maroons, Sinterklaas and Dian Fossey. The density of these works is, in part, what makes them so enjoyable right? Solving the puzzle. Its abundant replay value.

Marcus is Dust

5y

I will admit I definitely don’t look up enough s*** woods says or his more obscure references, probably because I’m so content with his writing on its own, and the production he rhymes over tbh

DwindlingSun

5y

Yeah I get you. There's a balance to be struck and yeah I don't find myself really combing through a woods track line-by-line so much as just picking things up slowly over time. The music stands on its own without needing to instantly grasp everything.