wahts your fav shulgin compound lol

well... long time a go you ONLY listen to the Grateful Dead, nowdays i see a lot of rappers around... interesting

Sup, G! Help me out plz - vote this down http://www.last.fm/music/Three+6+Mafia/+images/48047261 And this up http://www.last.fm/music/Three+6+Mafia/+images/6513337 THANKS IN ADVANCE :-)

when i see you here, i know everything is ok :)! Hope all is going well with you... I'll write you..

Listen to more Freddie Gibbs.

Still not sure what I'm doin, lookin more like Summercamp though

any festies for you this summer?

(2009) Face The Terror and (2004) Krucifix Klan - Da Krucifixin

Go try Evil Pimp!!!

Sounds like perfect quality/ b sure/

It has sense, dude, I wish it to be so, I just got full 15 track Murda n Room btw

it was ok :)! oh, our compatibility is low.. hmmm.

hahah i love your username

LOLOL I hope you're joking.

LOL

Dude. What happened to your decent taste in music? First Jam bands...now this?!?!

yeh man, ur probably got some these but these of top the head, playa fly, mr sche, indo g, evil pimp, krucifix klan, gangsta pat, al kapone, frayser click, 196 clique, 3 memphis kniccas. and i now u got the underground three 6 and tommy 3 ;)

nice playlist yourself

nice wide and good taste in music.

got koops albums from random blogspots, cant remember them tho..

you as well, nice variety

Yeah I definitely feel ya. I've heard lots about 'dubstep parties' on campuses. I don't think any of that is comparable to Bassnectar. There are dubstep producers, and then there is Bassnectar. He sets the standard in my opinion. If you're still interested, check out: Blastoff @ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fwUi4lLpVGQ and Boombox (Remix) @ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WdOnznEPbnM. For a more electronica feel from Bassnectar, check out LSD @ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fw5-Y569HNQ. Let me know what you think. Oh, and best if listened to while stoned with some major bass.

you'l find tommy 3 whole discography on pirate bay

hooah

Definitely. For dubstep, I'd go with Bassnectar. Some of his earlier stuff is considered electronica though. For a hip hop sound with a little sax, go with Big Gigantic. Also, check out Pretty Lights. I'm not sure how to describe his stuff, but it's considered livetronica. Let me know what you think.

I'M NOT STU

Not too bad. You like any broken beat electronic? Judging from your taste, I feel like you'd be into it.

How's it going man? You into electronic music at all?

i was shocked and pleasantly surprised :) at the same time, because I thought hair was very important to you :), ... although hair doesen't define a person ofc. ... both are very nice, maybe this one make you look more mature.

Oh, thank God,haha, btw. nice new look :)

I'm ok, nothing special, spending my time with friends at college,"learning" lol, going out- mostly on gigs etc. We had blues fest, two guys from Chicago have left an amazing impression on me. They were perfect. I decided to go to the concert of Roger Waters in april. I see you are into rap past few months, our compatibility is miserable lol, return to the allman bro. band, Jerry Garcia :)! Keep in touch! I'm glad to hear you are ok

hey hey :-), hope everything is ok, write sometimes ;)! see ya

ha and i enjoy your name. where is that fly anyway??i got this brand new swatter and need alot of fly...

i say the same to your taste. i'll check out some of your artists i don't know when i get the chance. i'm glad people out there have an elaborate, diverse and not just current based music knowledge. cheers braz

awesome dead plays dude

Lay off the DMT bro. Even Jerry would be worried at the amount of GD plays.

thanks....

Excellent, in that case, you need to get into more of the magic that came from Southside Houston throughout the '90s. Everything from the SUC and the SPC makes the cut without needing to try. Z-Ro, E.S.G., Wreckless Klan, Al-D (Screw's brother), H.A.W.K. and PLENTY more. :] Also give a whirl to Fort Worth's Twisted Black. His emceeing on the 1996 One Gud Cide release 'Look What The Streets Made' is on another level all together.

Hey mate, recommending 20-2-Life [Mo City, Houston]. 'Whateva It Takes' from their 1996 album Twenty-Two-Life features Master P who you very much seem to be into at the moment. :] The rest of that album is amazing, along with Up 4 Parole [1994]. Nice to see you repping UGK. :] Keep it real mayn.

do not remind me .. ahh :), damn ... they should come to Europe, there's a lot of fans here .. :( .. I will die knowing they were alive, and I couldn't see them :S

thank you sir, i like your avatar

Yeah, Illmatic is the GREAT Hip-Hop album of all-time. I ONLY listen to the TRUE Hip-Hop music. Fuck Soulja Girl, Wayne & all the others from this generation disgracing Hip-Hop. I listen to EVERY artist from the 80's & 90's!! Hip-Hop will NEVER be the same :(

Right on man, never really been too much into them, you see Govt Mule when they came a couple weeks ago?

Yep, I'm Bulgarian. If you come visit be sure to call me :) I'd be happy to show you the magnificent mountain peaks or the fabulous seaside :) The rest isn't worth it though :D

I love your taste man, you go to any festivals or good shows this summer?

Yup it's http://electrojams.com/forum/ - see you there! :)

Thnxx! :)