The quote is NON nonsensical, as in Devoid to the silly Dipset rhymes that he dropped when he was associated with them. as in “keep computers ‘putin”. He wrestles this particular verse into sumbission as in he took control of it and delivered. hope that helps.

As far as the Clipse, Pusha is the better lyricist, Malice has the greater “gravity” to his delivery. Admittedly you can get mixed up sometimes because they dont really really sound the same but i lose track of whose flow is whose. Kinda like knowing that two twins don’t look alike but you forget exactly which one is named what lol. Hope that wasn’t too confusing. But Pusha is superior lyrically Malice is superior in delivery. Their flows are about even. It was great ahving sandman and liva to break them up verse wise.
Peace

I’m a little thrown by these lines in your review: “Cam drops a non nonsensical verse and really wrestles this one to submission. Verses like this stop you from wondering what all the Cam fuss is about. Not the greatest, but good for a pace changer.” Do you mean that Cam’ron is usually a great lyricist, but didn’t perform, hence the “nonsensical” statement. Or, conversely, the wrestling to submission proved his lyrical ability.
Also, I’ve been a Clipse fan for a long time now. And I’ve noticed the progression of the two rappers (save for a couple mixtape guest appearances of course). Many folks, especially on the Internet cite Pusha as the better lyricist; however, I disagree and claim Malice to be better. Your take? Forgive me for asking you what I’m sure you’ve been asked (and pondered yourself) before.

Thanks for the support. I disagree on that Killa verse though. It reminds me of his verse on “Gone” from Ye’s album. There’s no computers puting or anything silly. Maybe we look for different things from Cam. Thats the beauty of art people can look at the same thing and feel differently.
Peace

I think you are a real fan of the Clipse and are annoyed by the obvious reach towards pop ideology and I know a few hardbody Clipse fans that echo yoursentiment, but i believe it’s borne more of disappointment than trash material. it isn’t the group you rode with but it’s not trash per se. Just not what you expected. But this album may add some legs to their career depending on how it does. Some people felt the same way about Blueprint 3, but the verdict is that that album will allow him to be viable in the market place for a couple more cycles, while 50 Cent’s inability to change just affectively deaded him, at least for this one. I’m a love of Hip-Hop but when you do Hip-Hop to eat you ARE subject to the music business.
Peace

I would think that obviously Hell Hath is at the top of their food chain. Lord Willing Came out in a vacuum so it has that surprise factor and a lack of previous expectations. I think that this is a btter album than Lord, but it isn’t as raw. So on that level that’s not a quality judgement thats a preference judgement.

The problem with Til The Casket drops is ironically Road Til The Casket Drop and some of the beats that they slaughtered. They bodied flashing lights there but got bodied by Ye on Kinda Like A Big Deal. They flat out destroyed Ryan Leslie’s Addicted, but then they got that garbage Keri Hilson song on there.

So it’s almost like Ready to Die vs Life After Death, where youre comparing a tighter narrative to a wider range of skill, and where pure emceeing is sacrificed for superior song construction. Wherever you lay on that argument will probably affect how you feel about this Clipse album. While I prefer Life After to R2D, this album is inferior to Hell Hath. It’s a bit less clear when you’re talking Lord Willing. Hope that helps. Peace

Flat out, tell me two verses on here that might compare to anything from the other two or the mixtapes.

I get it, they’re trying to get more mainstream and score some hits.

But this is a flat-out horrible album. I find it funny that anyone that used to hustle that the Clipse were rapping for find themselves broke as hell these days. Honestly, O’s and QP’s are thru the roof. I don’t need to hear about money, clubs, ecetera.

As a clipse fan, All you can ask for is a glimmer of the high you used to get when you put on Hell Hath. Honestly, that shit woke me up and made mornings go from zero to ten. Kinda like a Big Deal does kinda hint at that.

But on the whole, Biggest dissappointment of the year. “Lyrically-driven” has become “completely lost”. Get back to the drawing board. Rap about cops, B.i.g. poverty, anything. Even coke if you can put a decent punchline to it. Anything but this mess. Hopefully this critical failure will bring them back to the original recipe.

Flat out, tell me two verses on here that might compare to anything from the other two or the mixtapes.

I get it, they’re trying to get more mainstream and score some hits.

But this is a flat-out horrible album. I find it funny that anyone that used to hustle that the Clipse were rapping for find themselves broke as shit these days. Honestly, O’s and QP’s are thru the roof. I don’t need to hear about money, clubs,

As a clipse fan, All you can ask for is a glimmer of the high you used to get when you put on Hell Hath. Honestly, that shit woke me up and made mornings go from zero to ten.

Biggest dissappointment of the year. “Lyrically-driven” has become “completely lost”. Get back w. Rap about cops, B.i.g., cunt-stunting, poverty, anything. Even coke if you can put a decent punchline to it. Anything but this shit. Hopefully this critical failure will bring them back to the original recipe.

I think Hell Hath is a better cd, but I feel that I can listen to Lord Willin’ more without getting tired of it. So far, it seems like Casket will be the same way. Am I right on this?