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oldehamme

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  • Posted: 03/22/2013 11:26
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This thread is for examples of the best songs that were parts of ongoing musical feuds. For example, Lynyrd Skynyrd wrote "Sweet Home Alabama" in part to respond to Neil Young's Dixie put-downs "Southern Man" and "Alabama." (The joke was wasted on Young, who later said that, when he heard his name in the Skynyrd song, he thought it was "pretty great")

My own favorite comes from the skirmish between the Sex Pistols and the New York Dolls. The Pistols' manager, Malcom MacLaren, had visited New York in the early 70s and seen the Dolls. When he got back to England, he wouldn't shut up about how great they were and tried to foist some of their ideas on the Pistols when their paths finally crossed. Johnny Rotten & Co. were having none of it and responded with the song "New York," which taunts the then-defunct Dolls with lyrics like "You poor little faggot," while Steve Jones does a pretty convincing imitation of Johnny Thunders' sneering guitar. By then, Thunders had formed his own band, the Heartbreakers (no connection to Tom Petty) and replied with "London Boys." He fires right back at Rotten by both imitating his voice and singing stuff like "You need your manager to take a piss/He holds your hand and he shakes your dick." And he does a pretty mean Steve Jones, too. The edge goes to Thunders, as well as the last word.

Others?
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  • Posted: 03/22/2013 12:04
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This feud rumbled on for a while, here are my favourite moments from each side:


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"Hinting and shit, d'you know what fam? I'll cut you a deal: I'll stop thinking I'm sick when you stop shouting, thinking you're Titch, bare anarchy I will bring to your bits, don't let the little badboy act fool you, if he could he would sing at the BRITs, you went from 'Ghetto Gospel' to "sing-badda-badda-badda-badda", and you think that's sick? If I was the engineer I would've unplugged your headphones, knocked off the G5 and the mixer and said, "I ain't recording this shit, d'you know what? Come out the booth you div, nah, keep the money for the session", I told them man I'll bun him in a second."

And Ghetts' reply:


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Thank you for this thread. It's reminded me of so many great grime beefs. I will come back with more later.
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  • Posted: 03/22/2013 12:20
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Trim just taking shots at tons of other grime MC's.

One of the greatest opening grime lines of all-time:

"I can't hate 'Pow', that was a hit, even if the main verse was nicked off God's Gift, it's been a couple years now and Sniper's still chatting shit, and whoever shanked Fumin in 2006 needs to come to Eskimo Dance so I can buy him a drink."
thursdayeno
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  • Posted: 03/22/2013 12:20
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cannibus and ll cool j beefing on this remix, unfortunately not only did they add cannibus to it but they added dumbass, worst rapper ever master p to it


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but supposedly this they took canibus' original verse out


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  • Posted: 03/22/2013 12:28
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Some of my favourite hip-hop diss tracks:


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Jay-Z towards Nas.

"That's a one hot album every ten year average."


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DJ Quik towards MC Eiht.

"E-I-H-T, now should I continue, you left out the G 'cause the G ain't in you."


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Lil B towards Joe Budden.

"I bet you still jack off with your butt cheeks out, listening to mood music."
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  • Posted: 03/22/2013 14:09
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ButterThumbz
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  • Posted: 03/22/2013 14:17
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Well, how's about a bit of old-school feuding with some classic tracks from the Bronx vs Queens Bridge Wars.


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thursdayeno
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  • Posted: 03/22/2013 14:20
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go to 3:05

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the lord wants you to put your foot on their balls and believe in it ~ Paul Gleason

Anybody can make 'good' music. I make terrible music, which is what makes it so different, and therefore better. ~ Thom Yorke
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  • Posted: 03/22/2013 15:37
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Bob Dylan was going through his really Christian phase and wrote "Gotta Serve Somebody" and then John Lennon responded by writing "Serve Yourself."

I'll probably think of more later.
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  • Posted: 03/22/2013 15:41
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oldehamme wrote:
This thread is for examples of the best songs that were parts of ongoing musical feuds. For example, Lynyrd Skynyrd wrote "Sweet Home Alabama" in part to respond to Neil Young's Dixie put-downs "Southern Man" and "Alabama." (The joke was wasted on Young, who later said that, when he heard his name in the Skynyrd song, he thought it was "pretty great")


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