Big Ben

I'm always happy when people find their way back to the art that ignites their passion. Good for Will. 
It's been years since I've been on here. Hope everyone is doing well. 

I'm always happy when people find their way back to the art that ignites their passion. Good for Will. 
It's been years since I've been on here. Hope everyone is doing well. 

I'm always happy when people find their way back to the art that ignites their passion. Good for Will. 
It's been years since I've been on here. Hope everyone is doing well. 

I'm always happy when people find their way back to the art that ignites their passion. Good for Will. 
It's been years since I've been on here. Hope everyone is doing well. 

Come on, man. Enjoy it. You've got six posts with negativity, life is too beautiful for that. I'll also point out that those artists he has collaborated with in the past were not of his era either, with the exception of Biz or Slick Rick and a handful of others. He's collaborated with people outside his norm throughout his career and I can't complain about this choice and the messege. Let Will be... different.
Dope track.

Come on, man. Enjoy it. You've got six posts with negativity, life is too beautiful for that. I'll also point out that those artists he has collaborated with in the past were not of his era either, with the exception of Biz or Slick Rick and a handful of others. He's collaborated with people outside his norm throughout his career and I can't complain about this choice and the messege. Let Will be... different.
Dope track.

I was just wondering if anyone here picked up the new album. I've been enjoying it since it's release, I must have listened to it at least three times driving back from my home in Wisconsin to school in Minnesota. Pharoahe is probably one of my favorite artist because of his creativity and consistency, and the fact that he creates proper ALBUMS vs just a random collection of songs. There never seems to be a track that's on the album that's just a throwaway.

Here's his third "bullet" song, which is clearly heavily (and admittedly) influenced by LL.




This one is probably my favorite track, and it comes at the perfect point of the album, fitting with its theme.



I have to say I'd recommend anyone to buy this album, but since we can't always afford to do so, it is on Spotify. And I can't recommend more that people listen to his appearance on the Combat Jack show. They basically have a listening session and Pharoahe explains his process and motivations for many of the songs on the album. If you're a fan it's definitely worth a listen.

Love it! Had me rolling at a few parts.