
What are you guys thoughts on Peggy working with Armand Hammer?
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Something about that atmospheric tension he was doing back then in AMHAC or GPT is fascinating

My art btw
Something about that atmospheric tension he was doing back then in AMHAC or GPT is fascinating
I made this concept vinyl just for fun, hope u like it
Without the sample and Peggy's rapping, the beat for "babygirl" is insanely bland and average until the guitar part. Listening to the instrumental/sampleless versions of the ER songs makes me really appreciate how necessary Peggy's "percussion rapping" is on the album. Some of them literally don't sound complete w/out it.
"Bridges on Fire" ft. Buzzy Lee has grown on me after I've listened to more since the initial release. While I still personally think it's the least good Peg-Lee collaboration ("Don't Put Anything On the Bible" & "i lay down my life for you" are still untouched IMO), it's a good song in its own right. I think originally I'd have given it a 5.5 - 6 out of 10, now I'd give it a 7 - 7.5 out of 10.
I'm still surprised this actually happened
Tsar Bomba has officially been removed from Spotify and replaced by Valentine’s Day freestyle ‘26
what are your favourite songs?
Pretty sure this was one of his last tweets before deactivating.
Just the genuine confusion is what gets me. He's getting too old for this😭
Like as a producer I've been asking google over and over again how to make jpegmafia type beat watch every FUCKING navie d tutorial on how to make beats like Peggy he's 100 correct he barely has any type beats cause it's so hard to replicate him bruh
The original “Personality Collector” song is washed out, muddy, quiet, and lame compared to TSAR BOMBA. I’ve seen people say TSAR BOMBA is basically just the same song and he didn’t do anything to it. I’m not sure if y’all have the proper audio equipment.
TSAR BOMBA is gnarly as hell, best song on the album, maybe JPEG’s best song to date, and even though the band wanted to dick around with Peggy for a couple thousand dollars, I feel like he should’ve done whatever it took to keep this song on the album.
Replacing it with Valentine’s Day Freestyle ‘26 is a generational neuter to an album that was completely uncompromising and so far above people’s heads it was unfathomable. Not happy to have to compromise with this one.
The song just popped up while I was watching youtube and I noticed there were some different scenes in the music video. So I tried to find the one I have seen and couldn't find a single clip of it. I tried to google it but all the sources says it only have one version of music video. And I am a 100% sure I have seen another one. It was neither a fanmade nor an edited one. I remember in the intro scene he is at the restaurant with a girl. Not three guys like in the current version now. And the couple who approach him and ask if he is Lil Dicky is a black dude and a girl. Now in the video, they are both white. Even the old asian old man who swaps their souls is not the same man. Has anyone seen that verion of Freaky Friday? If not, this is something guys cuz I'm so sure m not tripping.
kinda knew this was coming, i hope it’ll still be on physical release tho but doubt it since it’s pre-order.