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Sweat and Suit

Discussion in 'Sensorium' started by dman18, Sep 22, 2004.

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    [​IMG] These are the names of Nelly's two new, and possibly best, CD's. I encourage anyone who likes Nelly's style or the Hip-hop genre to purchase these CDs as they are really awesome. Sweat features the style Nelly exhibited in his first album, Country Grammer, along with many other more rap-style artists he has collaborated with. Suit features a smoother crooning like sound of hip-hop with love songs and many other artists too. Both these lps are great and I recommend them to anyone willing to give Nelly a try. Even though many were disappointed with Nellyville this makes up for anything.

    And no I didn't get that from some random website, that's my true opinion.

    [Edit] Yes I know its a girl's name, his real name is Cornell Haynes, but he explains his name in his songs. But hip-hop is pretty much a culture but is now a genre pretty much looked as a scaled down version of rap with R&B mixed in it when you look at R&B as Rythem & Blues.

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    1) "Nelly" is a girl's name
    2) I don't know what "hip-hop" actually is, although I've heard the term mentioned a lot. How is it different from "R n B"?
     
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    I have been rather fond of hiphop and rap in the past and I can still enjoy it now and then but Nelly is a pop artist. Him and his little sticker is as much an MTV product as Britney Spears or Justin Timberlake.
     
    joacqin, Sep 22, 2004
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    E.I and Ride wit' me (while admittedly mainstream) weren't too bad. i'm more of an alternative rock guy but i like some of the older upbeat rap songs. I liked Bone Thugs' "Crossroads" hehe.

    @Harbourboy

    RnB refers to rhythm and blues, which imo means that it hass a more "soothing" sound (i hate rnb actually..) and can generally be classified as mostly love songs. Hiphop i think would refer to rap that did not fit into the aforementioned category. (Usher - Yeah, etc.)

    I'm just talking outta my ass here of course, anyone that knows better, feel free to correct me hehe :p
     
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