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Post by NECRO on Sept 1, 2024 19:38:52 GMT
As we dive deeper into the dark and twisted world of Necro's discography, it's essential to reflect on what makes each album unique. For instance, did you know that his breakout album 'The Pre-Fix for Death' has sold over 100,000 copies since its release in 2004? That’s a significant number in the underground rap scene! I’d love to hear what your favorite Necro album is and what specific tracks or themes resonate with you the most. Is it the raw aggression in 'Gory Days' or perhaps the horror-themed narratives in 'Death Rap'? Let’s discuss!
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Post by nafan on Sept 2, 2024 6:00:50 GMT
Prefix for Death is my #1 forever and ever. I own two cds and a vinyl copy of it.
I grew up loving metal, rock AND rap. This album is the perfect blend of both. Necro can produce hip hop AND SLAY ON THE FUCKIN GUITAR AND THRASH LYRICS as his last three metal singles released prove! Plus he has connections to other talented metal guys. And it was a SHOCK to me that he was a pre teen in a metal band playing guitar opening for Obituary. THEY'RE ONE OF MY ALL TIME FAVORITES. Getting a co-sign from guys in Obituary and Voivod and Nuclear Assault, that's fucking major!!!
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Post by Kal on Sept 5, 2024 11:06:57 GMT
The Pre-fix for Death!
It's interesting to know how it has sold so far and is not surprising.
I enjoy the album in full. I like the whole feel. It seems well rounded and the mixing of rap and metal is balanced perfectly and they really compliment one another! I'm not really a fan of metal but can appreciate the odd track if it's not something that sounds like System of a down, for example, which just sounds like noise to me. The Pre-fix album would not be what it is without the metal, but it wouldn't be what it is without the hip hop either!
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Post by nafan #2 on Sept 11, 2024 5:49:55 GMT
The Pre-fix for Death! It's interesting to know how it has sold so far and is not surprising. I enjoy the album in full. I like the whole feel. It seems well rounded and the mixing of rap and metal is balanced perfectly and they really compliment one another! I'm not really a fan of metal but can appreciate the odd track if it's not something that sounds like System of a down, for example, which just sounds like noise to me. The Pre-fix album would not be what it is without the metal and vice versa! Aw, man. I like System of a Down's first three albums. But like any and all bands, they can't be everyone's cup of tea. |
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Post by Kal on Sept 11, 2024 22:56:58 GMT
The Pre-fix for Death! It's interesting to know how it has sold so far and is not surprising. I enjoy the album in full. I like the whole feel. It seems well rounded and the mixing of rap and metal is balanced perfectly and they really compliment one another! I'm not really a fan of metal but can appreciate the odd track if it's not something that sounds like System of a down, for example, which just sounds like noise to me. The Pre-fix album would not be what it is without the metal and vice versa! Aw, man. I like System of a Down's first three albums. But like any and all bands, they can't be everyone's cup of tea. Good for you! I'm not hating on them. To be more clear System of a Down may be an awesome band, but I really wouldn't know as the only thing I've heard by them is "Chop Suey". |
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Post by Steve Whittemore on Sept 15, 2024 23:48:35 GMT
DIE!!!
That's my album I listen to when I'm out walking. But hell, I don't have a favorite, I love it all.
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