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<>Kanye West & Jay-Z 'Watch The Throne'<> Ns in PARIS video on pg. 290
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[h1]Jay-Z And Kanye's Watch The Throne Is 'Ready To Go'[/h1][h2]'They might put it out yesterday,' G.O.O.D. Music's CyHi the Prynce jokes to Sway on 'RapFix Live.'[/h2]
By Rob Markman, with reporting by Sway Calloway (@realsway)
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The anticipation for Jay-Z and Kanye West's joint album Watch the Throne coupled with the lack of information surrounding the project has created the perfect storm for rumors.
Earlier this month, The Source magazine reported that the album would be dropping July 4. With Independence Day coming in less than a week, those chances are looking as slim as the girl in Calvin Klein pants is. But on Wednesday's (June 29) episode of "Rap Fix Live," G.O.O.D. Music artist CyHi the Prynce did give fans a bit of hope.
"They are ready to go. Right now, all the music and everything is done," CyHi told Sway. "But you know my guy â we over here with [Kanye], so 'Ye is gonna add his last little pizzazz, and it's going to be ready for you guys soon."
On Tuesday, the Fourth of July speculation continued to swirl as AllHipHop.com ran a rumor report that said that the album will come Monday as a digital-only release to avoid leaks. CyHi would neither confirm nor deny that report, saying he wasn't privy to that information.
"I don't know the business of the logistics of it," he said, dodging the question with a veteran's poise. "Those are the bosses. You never know what they gonna do and how they gonna put it out. They might put it out yesterday.
"I don't know. 'Ye can do something, and he can just do it how he wanna do it," CyHi continued. "He can just put it out tomorrow if he wanted to, and that's what 'Ye want to do."
Until then, we'll continue to watch.
[h1]Jay-Z And Kanye's Watch The Throne Is 'Ready To Go'[/h1][h2]'They might put it out yesterday,' G.O.O.D. Music's CyHi the Prynce jokes to Sway on 'RapFix Live.'[/h2]
By Rob Markman, with reporting by Sway Calloway (@realsway)
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The anticipation for Jay-Z and Kanye West's joint album Watch the Throne coupled with the lack of information surrounding the project has created the perfect storm for rumors.
Earlier this month, The Source magazine reported that the album would be dropping July 4. With Independence Day coming in less than a week, those chances are looking as slim as the girl in Calvin Klein pants is. But on Wednesday's (June 29) episode of "Rap Fix Live," G.O.O.D. Music artist CyHi the Prynce did give fans a bit of hope.
"They are ready to go. Right now, all the music and everything is done," CyHi told Sway. "But you know my guy â we over here with [Kanye], so 'Ye is gonna add his last little pizzazz, and it's going to be ready for you guys soon."
On Tuesday, the Fourth of July speculation continued to swirl as AllHipHop.com ran a rumor report that said that the album will come Monday as a digital-only release to avoid leaks. CyHi would neither confirm nor deny that report, saying he wasn't privy to that information.
"I don't know the business of the logistics of it," he said, dodging the question with a veteran's poise. "Those are the bosses. You never know what they gonna do and how they gonna put it out. They might put it out yesterday.
"I don't know. 'Ye can do something, and he can just do it how he wanna do it," CyHi continued. "He can just put it out tomorrow if he wanted to, and that's what 'Ye want to do."
Until then, we'll continue to watch.
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Jun 29 2011 9:24 PM EDT 8,375
[h1]Jay-Z And Kanye's Watch The Throne Is 'Ready To Go'[/h1][h2]'They might put it out yesterday,' G.O.O.D. Music's CyHi the Prynce jokes to Sway on 'RapFix Live.'[/h2]
By Rob Markman, with reporting by Sway Calloway (@realsway)
Text Size Decrease Increase
The anticipation for Jay-Z and Kanye West's joint album Watch the Throne coupled with the lack of information surrounding the project has created the perfect storm for rumors.
Earlier this month, The Source magazine reported that the album would be dropping July 4. With Independence Day coming in less than a week, those chances are looking as slim as the girl in Calvin Klein pants is. But on Wednesday's (June 29) episode of "Rap Fix Live," G.O.O.D. Music artist CyHi the Prynce did give fans a bit of hope.
"They are ready to go. Right now, all the music and everything is done," CyHi told Sway. "But you know my guy â we over here with [Kanye], so 'Ye is gonna add his last little pizzazz, and it's going to be ready for you guys soon."
On Tuesday, the Fourth of July speculation continued to swirl as AllHipHop.com ran a rumor report that said that the album will come Monday as a digital-only release to avoid leaks. CyHi would neither confirm nor deny that report, saying he wasn't privy to that information.
"I don't know the business of the logistics of it," he said, dodging the question with a veteran's poise. "Those are the bosses. You never know what they gonna do and how they gonna put it out. They might put it out yesterday.
"I don't know. 'Ye can do something, and he can just do it how he wanna do it," CyHi continued. "He can just put it out tomorrow if he wanted to, and that's what 'Ye want to do."
Until then, we'll continue to watch.
[h1]Jay-Z And Kanye's Watch The Throne Is 'Ready To Go'[/h1][h2]'They might put it out yesterday,' G.O.O.D. Music's CyHi the Prynce jokes to Sway on 'RapFix Live.'[/h2]
By Rob Markman, with reporting by Sway Calloway (@realsway)
28
20
0- More »
Text Size Decrease Increase
The anticipation for Jay-Z and Kanye West's joint album Watch the Throne coupled with the lack of information surrounding the project has created the perfect storm for rumors.
Earlier this month, The Source magazine reported that the album would be dropping July 4. With Independence Day coming in less than a week, those chances are looking as slim as the girl in Calvin Klein pants is. But on Wednesday's (June 29) episode of "Rap Fix Live," G.O.O.D. Music artist CyHi the Prynce did give fans a bit of hope.
"They are ready to go. Right now, all the music and everything is done," CyHi told Sway. "But you know my guy â we over here with [Kanye], so 'Ye is gonna add his last little pizzazz, and it's going to be ready for you guys soon."
On Tuesday, the Fourth of July speculation continued to swirl as AllHipHop.com ran a rumor report that said that the album will come Monday as a digital-only release to avoid leaks. CyHi would neither confirm nor deny that report, saying he wasn't privy to that information.
"I don't know the business of the logistics of it," he said, dodging the question with a veteran's poise. "Those are the bosses. You never know what they gonna do and how they gonna put it out. They might put it out yesterday.
"I don't know. 'Ye can do something, and he can just do it how he wanna do it," CyHi continued. "He can just put it out tomorrow if he wanted to, and that's what 'Ye want to do."
Until then, we'll continue to watch.
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Funniest thing ive ever Scrolled Upon hhaha.Originally Posted by Crime Wave
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Funniest thing ive ever Scrolled Upon hhaha.Originally Posted by Crime Wave
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[h1]Jay-Z & Kanye West "Watch The Throne" Tentative Tracklist Revealed[/h1]
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1: Lift Off
2: N's in Paris
3: PrimeTime
4: New Day
5: Living So Italian
6: Otis Redding
7: No Church In a While
8: I Canât Stop/Spazz/Murder to Excellence (3 songs on one track)
9: Sweet Baby Jesus
10: Love You So
11: H.A.M
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1: Lift Off
2: N's in Paris
3: PrimeTime
4: New Day
5: Living So Italian
6: Otis Redding
7: No Church In a While
8: I Canât Stop/Spazz/Murder to Excellence (3 songs on one track)
9: Sweet Baby Jesus
10: Love You So
11: H.A.M
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[h1]Jay-Z & Kanye West "Watch The Throne" Tentative Tracklist Revealed[/h1]
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1: Lift Off
2: N's in Paris
3: PrimeTime
4: New Day
5: Living So Italian
6: Otis Redding
7: No Church In a While
8: I Canât Stop/Spazz/Murder to Excellence (3 songs on one track)
9: Sweet Baby Jesus
10: Love You So
11: H.A.M
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1: Lift Off
2: N's in Paris
3: PrimeTime
4: New Day
5: Living So Italian
6: Otis Redding
7: No Church In a While
8: I Canât Stop/Spazz/Murder to Excellence (3 songs on one track)
9: Sweet Baby Jesus
10: Love You So
11: H.A.M
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album cover??
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@N_C_B[font=Georgia, Palatino, 'Helvetica Neue', Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif]Jay and Ye came together and organically recorded a gang of songs that sound different from their solo material and that chemistry is special[/font][font=Georgia, Palatino, 'Helvetica Neue', Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif]
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They made a Real rap album that has a weird, but cool experimental edge. Which sounds like MBDTF, but it's not like that at all, really.
Jay-Z has one number based rhyme over a NoID beat that will make your head explode. And you might kill yourself if you're a rapper.
The album is challenging and definitely not made with pop ears in mind.
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There is a weight to the LP, lyrically. Many songs with overt political/social themes and very few light or "fun" songs. And no "club" stuff[font=Georgia, Palatino, 'Helvetica Neue', Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif]
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There are no other rappers. And they recorded every song together, in the same room. No emailed Pro-Tools sessions.[font='Helvetica Neue', Arial, sans-serif]
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@N_C_B[font=Georgia, Palatino, 'Helvetica Neue', Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif]Jay and Ye came together and organically recorded a gang of songs that sound different from their solo material and that chemistry is special[/font][font=Georgia, Palatino, 'Helvetica Neue', Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif]
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They made a Real rap album that has a weird, but cool experimental edge. Which sounds like MBDTF, but it's not like that at all, really.
Jay-Z has one number based rhyme over a NoID beat that will make your head explode. And you might kill yourself if you're a rapper.
The album is challenging and definitely not made with pop ears in mind.
@N_C_B
@N_C_B
There is a weight to the LP, lyrically. Many songs with overt political/social themes and very few light or "fun" songs. And no "club" stuff[font=Georgia, Palatino, 'Helvetica Neue', Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif]
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There are no other rappers. And they recorded every song together, in the same room. No emailed Pro-Tools sessions.[font='Helvetica Neue', Arial, sans-serif]
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From Another Forum:
----------------- First Track ---------------------
- Heavy beat with lots of bass
- Frank Ocean on the hook
- "What's a mob to a god... what's a god to a kind... what's a king to a nonbeliever... who don't believe anything"
- Jay has the first verse, Kanye has a second verse
- Frank Ocean has an interlude inbetween Jay's and Kanye's verse..
- GREAT OPENING TRACK
Second Track (Lift Off) -----------------
- Has a nice introduction with horns in the background
- Beyonce on the chorus (obviously)
- "Were gone take it to the moon, we gone take it to the stars..." - Beyonce
- Ye's doing his semi singing rap thing (think Runaway)
- "Showing my tattoo's suck a show off" - Ye
- Ye has first verse, Jay has second
- Kanye is on Autotune at one point...
- Samples a countdown of a NASA space launch at the ending on the song...
- It's a real banger, has good radio potential...
----------------- Third Track ---------------
- Really heavy hitting type beat
- Sounded like it was produced by Swizz Beats or Lex (someone like that)
- Jay has the first verse
- Ye mentions Mate Kate Olson in his verse
- Sample from Blades of Glory movie (supposedly Kanye's a fan) "No one knows what it means, but it's provocative..."
- "You are now watching the Throne, don't let me enter the throne..."
------------------- Fourth Tack --------------------
- Opens up with another Blade of Glory sample "We're gonna dance to one song, and one song only"
- Ottis Redding sample
- Classic soul style Kanye beat...
- Jay and Ye take turns (think Common's Southside)
- "Made Jesus walks I'm never going to hell" - Ye
- "Jay is chillin, Ye is chill, what more can I say" - Jay
------------------------- Fifth Track ------------------------------
- Electronic Jazz sounding beat
- Female autotuned vocals at the beginning, Ye is ad libbing over them...
- "Fifthteen down the line"
- Song is all about Jay and Ye rapping about their children they'll have in the future...
- There's a sax interlude
------------------------ Sixth Track (Living So Italian) --------------------------
- This was the "Por ti Volare"... rapped over a loop of the vocals and everything
- Heavy hitting drum beats over the sample after about a few seconds into the track
THIS IS WHERE THE FADER @+@***% GOT KICKED OUT AND JAY STARTED THE TRACK ALL OVER AGAIN
- Chorus: "Living So Italian, whole family's here cause it's feeling like a movie"
- "Wrote this song on the crapper" - Ye... thanks for that line Ye...
- EPIC BANGER!!!!!
--------------------- Seventh Track -------------------
- Indian Influenced sample
- EPIC FIRST LINE " LOLOLOLOL White America, Assassinate my character" - Ye
- "Whats up whats up where my money at? Do I need to come where your Daddy at?" - Jay
--------------------- Eighth Track ----------------------
- Had a dance/rave style vibe to the beat
- Sample with the words "I can't Stop"... on constant repeat at the beginning...
- Has a real dubstep influenced sound
- "Who's gona stop me huh? You gone stop me now" - Ye
- Has a line where he talks about his **** in pig latin (haha)
- "Black cards, black cards, black on black on black bras" - Jay
------------------ Ninth Track --------------------
- Another middle eastern/Indian style beat
- Ye is singing the chorus "... Black on black murder..."
- "In the murder capital where they murder for capital" - Jay
- At one point Ye compares the death of soldiers in Iraq to those who have died in Chicago
- There's a shift in the sound in the second half... interlude
- "Celebration of black excellence" - Ye
- "Success never smelled so sweet" - Jay
--------------------- Tenth Track ---------------------
- A slower style song (compared to the others on the album)
- Frank Ocean is on the hook again
- Bible and Jesus references in the chorus "Sweet Baby Jesus living in America" - Frank
- "*****s hustle everyday for a beat by Ye... what I do? Give em all away to Jay" - Ye WIN WIN WIN
--------------- Eleventh Track -------------------
- This was the sample
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E6nrd...layer_embedded
- "Oh I love you so, but why I love you you'll never know" - sampled chorus
- Jays Verse first
- "I tried to teach *****s how to be kings, when all they wanted was to be soldiers" - Jay
- Ye's verse second
- INCREDIBLY DOPE USE OF THE SAMPLE!!!!!
THIS IS HOW THE CURRENT VERSION OF THE ALBUM ENDS
----------------- First Track ---------------------
- Heavy beat with lots of bass
- Frank Ocean on the hook
- "What's a mob to a god... what's a god to a kind... what's a king to a nonbeliever... who don't believe anything"
- Jay has the first verse, Kanye has a second verse
- Frank Ocean has an interlude inbetween Jay's and Kanye's verse..
- GREAT OPENING TRACK
Second Track (Lift Off) -----------------
- Has a nice introduction with horns in the background
- Beyonce on the chorus (obviously)
- "Were gone take it to the moon, we gone take it to the stars..." - Beyonce
- Ye's doing his semi singing rap thing (think Runaway)
- "Showing my tattoo's suck a show off" - Ye
- Ye has first verse, Jay has second
- Kanye is on Autotune at one point...
- Samples a countdown of a NASA space launch at the ending on the song...
- It's a real banger, has good radio potential...
----------------- Third Track ---------------
- Really heavy hitting type beat
- Sounded like it was produced by Swizz Beats or Lex (someone like that)
- Jay has the first verse
- Ye mentions Mate Kate Olson in his verse
- Sample from Blades of Glory movie (supposedly Kanye's a fan) "No one knows what it means, but it's provocative..."
- "You are now watching the Throne, don't let me enter the throne..."
------------------- Fourth Tack --------------------
- Opens up with another Blade of Glory sample "We're gonna dance to one song, and one song only"
- Ottis Redding sample
- Classic soul style Kanye beat...
- Jay and Ye take turns (think Common's Southside)
- "Made Jesus walks I'm never going to hell" - Ye
- "Jay is chillin, Ye is chill, what more can I say" - Jay
------------------------- Fifth Track ------------------------------
- Electronic Jazz sounding beat
- Female autotuned vocals at the beginning, Ye is ad libbing over them...
- "Fifthteen down the line"
- Song is all about Jay and Ye rapping about their children they'll have in the future...
- There's a sax interlude
------------------------ Sixth Track (Living So Italian) --------------------------
- This was the "Por ti Volare"... rapped over a loop of the vocals and everything
- Heavy hitting drum beats over the sample after about a few seconds into the track
THIS IS WHERE THE FADER @+@***% GOT KICKED OUT AND JAY STARTED THE TRACK ALL OVER AGAIN
- Chorus: "Living So Italian, whole family's here cause it's feeling like a movie"
- "Wrote this song on the crapper" - Ye... thanks for that line Ye...
- EPIC BANGER!!!!!
--------------------- Seventh Track -------------------
- Indian Influenced sample
- EPIC FIRST LINE " LOLOLOLOL White America, Assassinate my character" - Ye
- "Whats up whats up where my money at? Do I need to come where your Daddy at?" - Jay
--------------------- Eighth Track ----------------------
- Had a dance/rave style vibe to the beat
- Sample with the words "I can't Stop"... on constant repeat at the beginning...
- Has a real dubstep influenced sound
- "Who's gona stop me huh? You gone stop me now" - Ye
- Has a line where he talks about his **** in pig latin (haha)
- "Black cards, black cards, black on black on black bras" - Jay
------------------ Ninth Track --------------------
- Another middle eastern/Indian style beat
- Ye is singing the chorus "... Black on black murder..."
- "In the murder capital where they murder for capital" - Jay
- At one point Ye compares the death of soldiers in Iraq to those who have died in Chicago
- There's a shift in the sound in the second half... interlude
- "Celebration of black excellence" - Ye
- "Success never smelled so sweet" - Jay
--------------------- Tenth Track ---------------------
- A slower style song (compared to the others on the album)
- Frank Ocean is on the hook again
- Bible and Jesus references in the chorus "Sweet Baby Jesus living in America" - Frank
- "*****s hustle everyday for a beat by Ye... what I do? Give em all away to Jay" - Ye WIN WIN WIN
--------------- Eleventh Track -------------------
- This was the sample
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E6nrd...layer_embedded
- "Oh I love you so, but why I love you you'll never know" - sampled chorus
- Jays Verse first
- "I tried to teach *****s how to be kings, when all they wanted was to be soldiers" - Jay
- Ye's verse second
- INCREDIBLY DOPE USE OF THE SAMPLE!!!!!
THIS IS HOW THE CURRENT VERSION OF THE ALBUM ENDS
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From Another Forum:
----------------- First Track ---------------------
- Heavy beat with lots of bass
- Frank Ocean on the hook
- "What's a mob to a god... what's a god to a kind... what's a king to a nonbeliever... who don't believe anything"
- Jay has the first verse, Kanye has a second verse
- Frank Ocean has an interlude inbetween Jay's and Kanye's verse..
- GREAT OPENING TRACK
Second Track (Lift Off) -----------------
- Has a nice introduction with horns in the background
- Beyonce on the chorus (obviously)
- "Were gone take it to the moon, we gone take it to the stars..." - Beyonce
- Ye's doing his semi singing rap thing (think Runaway)
- "Showing my tattoo's suck a show off" - Ye
- Ye has first verse, Jay has second
- Kanye is on Autotune at one point...
- Samples a countdown of a NASA space launch at the ending on the song...
- It's a real banger, has good radio potential...
----------------- Third Track ---------------
- Really heavy hitting type beat
- Sounded like it was produced by Swizz Beats or Lex (someone like that)
- Jay has the first verse
- Ye mentions Mate Kate Olson in his verse
- Sample from Blades of Glory movie (supposedly Kanye's a fan) "No one knows what it means, but it's provocative..."
- "You are now watching the Throne, don't let me enter the throne..."
------------------- Fourth Tack --------------------
- Opens up with another Blade of Glory sample "We're gonna dance to one song, and one song only"
- Ottis Redding sample
- Classic soul style Kanye beat...
- Jay and Ye take turns (think Common's Southside)
- "Made Jesus walks I'm never going to hell" - Ye
- "Jay is chillin, Ye is chill, what more can I say" - Jay
------------------------- Fifth Track ------------------------------
- Electronic Jazz sounding beat
- Female autotuned vocals at the beginning, Ye is ad libbing over them...
- "Fifthteen down the line"
- Song is all about Jay and Ye rapping about their children they'll have in the future...
- There's a sax interlude
------------------------ Sixth Track (Living So Italian) --------------------------
- This was the "Por ti Volare"... rapped over a loop of the vocals and everything
- Heavy hitting drum beats over the sample after about a few seconds into the track
THIS IS WHERE THE FADER @+@***% GOT KICKED OUT AND JAY STARTED THE TRACK ALL OVER AGAIN
- Chorus: "Living So Italian, whole family's here cause it's feeling like a movie"
- "Wrote this song on the crapper" - Ye... thanks for that line Ye...
- EPIC BANGER!!!!!
--------------------- Seventh Track -------------------
- Indian Influenced sample
- EPIC FIRST LINE " LOLOLOLOL White America, Assassinate my character" - Ye
- "Whats up whats up where my money at? Do I need to come where your Daddy at?" - Jay
--------------------- Eighth Track ----------------------
- Had a dance/rave style vibe to the beat
- Sample with the words "I can't Stop"... on constant repeat at the beginning...
- Has a real dubstep influenced sound
- "Who's gona stop me huh? You gone stop me now" - Ye
- Has a line where he talks about his **** in pig latin (haha)
- "Black cards, black cards, black on black on black bras" - Jay
------------------ Ninth Track --------------------
- Another middle eastern/Indian style beat
- Ye is singing the chorus "... Black on black murder..."
- "In the murder capital where they murder for capital" - Jay
- At one point Ye compares the death of soldiers in Iraq to those who have died in Chicago
- There's a shift in the sound in the second half... interlude
- "Celebration of black excellence" - Ye
- "Success never smelled so sweet" - Jay
--------------------- Tenth Track ---------------------
- A slower style song (compared to the others on the album)
- Frank Ocean is on the hook again
- Bible and Jesus references in the chorus "Sweet Baby Jesus living in America" - Frank
- "*****s hustle everyday for a beat by Ye... what I do? Give em all away to Jay" - Ye WIN WIN WIN
--------------- Eleventh Track -------------------
- This was the sample
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E6nrd...layer_embedded
- "Oh I love you so, but why I love you you'll never know" - sampled chorus
- Jays Verse first
- "I tried to teach *****s how to be kings, when all they wanted was to be soldiers" - Jay
- Ye's verse second
- INCREDIBLY DOPE USE OF THE SAMPLE!!!!!
THIS IS HOW THE CURRENT VERSION OF THE ALBUM ENDS
----------------- First Track ---------------------
- Heavy beat with lots of bass
- Frank Ocean on the hook
- "What's a mob to a god... what's a god to a kind... what's a king to a nonbeliever... who don't believe anything"
- Jay has the first verse, Kanye has a second verse
- Frank Ocean has an interlude inbetween Jay's and Kanye's verse..
- GREAT OPENING TRACK
Second Track (Lift Off) -----------------
- Has a nice introduction with horns in the background
- Beyonce on the chorus (obviously)
- "Were gone take it to the moon, we gone take it to the stars..." - Beyonce
- Ye's doing his semi singing rap thing (think Runaway)
- "Showing my tattoo's suck a show off" - Ye
- Ye has first verse, Jay has second
- Kanye is on Autotune at one point...
- Samples a countdown of a NASA space launch at the ending on the song...
- It's a real banger, has good radio potential...
----------------- Third Track ---------------
- Really heavy hitting type beat
- Sounded like it was produced by Swizz Beats or Lex (someone like that)
- Jay has the first verse
- Ye mentions Mate Kate Olson in his verse
- Sample from Blades of Glory movie (supposedly Kanye's a fan) "No one knows what it means, but it's provocative..."
- "You are now watching the Throne, don't let me enter the throne..."
------------------- Fourth Tack --------------------
- Opens up with another Blade of Glory sample "We're gonna dance to one song, and one song only"
- Ottis Redding sample
- Classic soul style Kanye beat...
- Jay and Ye take turns (think Common's Southside)
- "Made Jesus walks I'm never going to hell" - Ye
- "Jay is chillin, Ye is chill, what more can I say" - Jay
------------------------- Fifth Track ------------------------------
- Electronic Jazz sounding beat
- Female autotuned vocals at the beginning, Ye is ad libbing over them...
- "Fifthteen down the line"
- Song is all about Jay and Ye rapping about their children they'll have in the future...
- There's a sax interlude
------------------------ Sixth Track (Living So Italian) --------------------------
- This was the "Por ti Volare"... rapped over a loop of the vocals and everything
- Heavy hitting drum beats over the sample after about a few seconds into the track
THIS IS WHERE THE FADER @+@***% GOT KICKED OUT AND JAY STARTED THE TRACK ALL OVER AGAIN
- Chorus: "Living So Italian, whole family's here cause it's feeling like a movie"
- "Wrote this song on the crapper" - Ye... thanks for that line Ye...
- EPIC BANGER!!!!!
--------------------- Seventh Track -------------------
- Indian Influenced sample
- EPIC FIRST LINE " LOLOLOLOL White America, Assassinate my character" - Ye
- "Whats up whats up where my money at? Do I need to come where your Daddy at?" - Jay
--------------------- Eighth Track ----------------------
- Had a dance/rave style vibe to the beat
- Sample with the words "I can't Stop"... on constant repeat at the beginning...
- Has a real dubstep influenced sound
- "Who's gona stop me huh? You gone stop me now" - Ye
- Has a line where he talks about his **** in pig latin (haha)
- "Black cards, black cards, black on black on black bras" - Jay
------------------ Ninth Track --------------------
- Another middle eastern/Indian style beat
- Ye is singing the chorus "... Black on black murder..."
- "In the murder capital where they murder for capital" - Jay
- At one point Ye compares the death of soldiers in Iraq to those who have died in Chicago
- There's a shift in the sound in the second half... interlude
- "Celebration of black excellence" - Ye
- "Success never smelled so sweet" - Jay
--------------------- Tenth Track ---------------------
- A slower style song (compared to the others on the album)
- Frank Ocean is on the hook again
- Bible and Jesus references in the chorus "Sweet Baby Jesus living in America" - Frank
- "*****s hustle everyday for a beat by Ye... what I do? Give em all away to Jay" - Ye WIN WIN WIN
--------------- Eleventh Track -------------------
- This was the sample
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E6nrd...layer_embedded
- "Oh I love you so, but why I love you you'll never know" - sampled chorus
- Jays Verse first
- "I tried to teach *****s how to be kings, when all they wanted was to be soldiers" - Jay
- Ye's verse second
- INCREDIBLY DOPE USE OF THE SAMPLE!!!!!
THIS IS HOW THE CURRENT VERSION OF THE ALBUM ENDS
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Also:
Some other notes:
Played random parts of throw away tracks not making the album
- Time of our life baby" - Jay
- "I need a slow motion video right now" - Ye
Then there was the question and answering session:
- "I just wanted to make an album for the sake of making a good album"
- The current version of WTT is the third incarnation of the album
- The album's current tracklist has been stripped down from alot of different tracks...
- Still not sure on a final tracklist
- He's going back and forth on including HAM as a bonus track... he admits that HAM is operatic, but almost too much to the point where the song is screaming in your face... can get irritation after awhile... doesn't really fit the vibe of WTT in it's current state...
- Admits that HAM is AWESOME in concert tough
- They documented parts of the recording process, but their not sure if it will be released or not
- I asked a question about working with Frank Ocean and if that connection started before or after Odd Future's rise to fame. He started working with him when he heard Nostalgia Ultra. Initially it was only for his solo album, but he like Frank so much he got him on WTT... he is featured on one of two tracks recorded so far for Jay's upcoming solo album... hopefully out this winter... maybe spring
- "Hopefully my new solo album is out before J. Cole and Jay Electronica" - Jay ...
- JAY HAS NO URGE TO DO ANY MORE COLLABORATIVE ALBUMS (no more BS albums with someone like Linkin Park or R. Kelly)
- Kanye initially urged Jay not to release "Run this Town" as a single first, and push "New York" because he though it would be a better single... Jay used this as an example to say even if Kanye's a **** he's really humble at the same time... he killed his verse on "Run this Town" and he still didn't want it released as a single...
Some other notes:
Played random parts of throw away tracks not making the album
- Time of our life baby" - Jay
- "I need a slow motion video right now" - Ye
Then there was the question and answering session:
- "I just wanted to make an album for the sake of making a good album"
- The current version of WTT is the third incarnation of the album
- The album's current tracklist has been stripped down from alot of different tracks...
- Still not sure on a final tracklist
- He's going back and forth on including HAM as a bonus track... he admits that HAM is operatic, but almost too much to the point where the song is screaming in your face... can get irritation after awhile... doesn't really fit the vibe of WTT in it's current state...
- Admits that HAM is AWESOME in concert tough
- They documented parts of the recording process, but their not sure if it will be released or not
- I asked a question about working with Frank Ocean and if that connection started before or after Odd Future's rise to fame. He started working with him when he heard Nostalgia Ultra. Initially it was only for his solo album, but he like Frank so much he got him on WTT... he is featured on one of two tracks recorded so far for Jay's upcoming solo album... hopefully out this winter... maybe spring
- "Hopefully my new solo album is out before J. Cole and Jay Electronica" - Jay ...
- JAY HAS NO URGE TO DO ANY MORE COLLABORATIVE ALBUMS (no more BS albums with someone like Linkin Park or R. Kelly)
- Kanye initially urged Jay not to release "Run this Town" as a single first, and push "New York" because he though it would be a better single... Jay used this as an example to say even if Kanye's a **** he's really humble at the same time... he killed his verse on "Run this Town" and he still didn't want it released as a single...
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Also:
Some other notes:
Played random parts of throw away tracks not making the album
- Time of our life baby" - Jay
- "I need a slow motion video right now" - Ye
Then there was the question and answering session:
- "I just wanted to make an album for the sake of making a good album"
- The current version of WTT is the third incarnation of the album
- The album's current tracklist has been stripped down from alot of different tracks...
- Still not sure on a final tracklist
- He's going back and forth on including HAM as a bonus track... he admits that HAM is operatic, but almost too much to the point where the song is screaming in your face... can get irritation after awhile... doesn't really fit the vibe of WTT in it's current state...
- Admits that HAM is AWESOME in concert tough
- They documented parts of the recording process, but their not sure if it will be released or not
- I asked a question about working with Frank Ocean and if that connection started before or after Odd Future's rise to fame. He started working with him when he heard Nostalgia Ultra. Initially it was only for his solo album, but he like Frank so much he got him on WTT... he is featured on one of two tracks recorded so far for Jay's upcoming solo album... hopefully out this winter... maybe spring
- "Hopefully my new solo album is out before J. Cole and Jay Electronica" - Jay ...
- JAY HAS NO URGE TO DO ANY MORE COLLABORATIVE ALBUMS (no more BS albums with someone like Linkin Park or R. Kelly)
- Kanye initially urged Jay not to release "Run this Town" as a single first, and push "New York" because he though it would be a better single... Jay used this as an example to say even if Kanye's a **** he's really humble at the same time... he killed his verse on "Run this Town" and he still didn't want it released as a single...
Some other notes:
Played random parts of throw away tracks not making the album
- Time of our life baby" - Jay
- "I need a slow motion video right now" - Ye
Then there was the question and answering session:
- "I just wanted to make an album for the sake of making a good album"
- The current version of WTT is the third incarnation of the album
- The album's current tracklist has been stripped down from alot of different tracks...
- Still not sure on a final tracklist
- He's going back and forth on including HAM as a bonus track... he admits that HAM is operatic, but almost too much to the point where the song is screaming in your face... can get irritation after awhile... doesn't really fit the vibe of WTT in it's current state...
- Admits that HAM is AWESOME in concert tough
- They documented parts of the recording process, but their not sure if it will be released or not
- I asked a question about working with Frank Ocean and if that connection started before or after Odd Future's rise to fame. He started working with him when he heard Nostalgia Ultra. Initially it was only for his solo album, but he like Frank so much he got him on WTT... he is featured on one of two tracks recorded so far for Jay's upcoming solo album... hopefully out this winter... maybe spring
- "Hopefully my new solo album is out before J. Cole and Jay Electronica" - Jay ...
- JAY HAS NO URGE TO DO ANY MORE COLLABORATIVE ALBUMS (no more BS albums with someone like Linkin Park or R. Kelly)
- Kanye initially urged Jay not to release "Run this Town" as a single first, and push "New York" because he though it would be a better single... Jay used this as an example to say even if Kanye's a **** he's really humble at the same time... he killed his verse on "Run this Town" and he still didn't want it released as a single...
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"I tried to teach _'s how to be kings, when all they wanted was to be soldiers" - Jay
_'s hustle everyday for a beat by Ye... what I do? Give em all away to Jay"
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"I tried to teach _'s how to be kings, when all they wanted was to be soldiers" - Jay
_'s hustle everyday for a beat by Ye... what I do? Give em all away to Jay"
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Originally Posted by budap06
- "Hopefully my new solo album is out before J. Cole and Jay Electronica" - Jay ...
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Originally Posted by budap06
- "Hopefully my new solo album is out before J. Cole and Jay Electronica" - Jay ...
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All this new info got me hype as ##+%!!
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All this new info got me hype as ##+%!!
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Jay-Z has one number based rhyme over a NoID beat that will make your head explode. And you might kill yourself if you're a rapper.
Sure hope !$*@%+ enjoyed the run <>.
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Jay-Z has one number based rhyme over a NoID beat that will make your head explode. And you might kill yourself if you're a rapper.
Sure hope !$*@%+ enjoyed the run <>.
