Tag Archives: Big Boi

Best Songs of 2012 (20-11)

Posted on December 30, 2012 by tlewisisdope

Like last year, I didn’t think 2012 was a strong year for albums. But there were a good number of individual songs that I loved this year. Here are the first 10 of the best songs of 2012 after the … Continue reading →

Posted in Best of 2012, Music | Tagged 702, 80s synth pop, Antoine Dunn, Art Dealer Chic, Big Boi, black music, black pop, Bones, DJ, hip hop, Jay Electronica, Just Blaze, Kaleidoscope Dream, Keith Murray, Kelly Rowland, Luke James, Machine Gun, Meelah, Melanie Fiona, Miguel, Mo Better Blues, Museum, R&B, Rashad, RZA, soul music, The Black Keys, The Man With The Iron Fists | 6 Comments

Best Albums of 2010 (6-1)

Posted on December 31, 2010 by tlewisisdope

My thoughts on the best albums of 2010, numbers 6-1.
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Posted in Best of 2010 - Albums, Music | Tagged African diaspora, Airtight's Revenge, Andre 3000, Atlanta Funk, Best Songs of 2010, Big Boi, Bilal, black music, Cee-Lo, concept album, Daddy Fat Sax, Damian Marley, Distant Relatives, emcee, Hi-Tek, hip hop, Hustle Blood, Jamie Foxx, Nas, OutKast, R&B, Raekwon, Reflection Eternal, Revolutions Per Minute, Shutterbug, Sir Lucious Left Foot, Son of Chico Dusty, soul music, Speakerboxxx, Stankonia, Stray Bullets, Talib Kweli, Tangerine, The Lady Killer, The Love Below, Train of Thought | Leave a comment

Best Songs of 2010 (6-1)

Posted on December 31, 2010 by tlewisisdope

My thoughts on the best songs of 2010, numbers 6-1.
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Posted in Best of 2010 - Songs, Music | Tagged Atlanta Funk, Best Songs of 2010, Big Boi, black music, Cee-Lo, Daddy Fat Sax, Devon Lee, Dungeon Family, emcee, Erykah Badu, Goodie Mob, hip hop, Hot Heavy & Bad, Joi, Joi Gilliam, Legato Blues Summer, mixtape, Night Train, Novel, R. Kelly, R&B, Ryan Shaw, Sir Lucious Left Foot, soul music, State of Loneliness | Leave a comment

My Thoughts on Kanye West’s ‘My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy’

Posted on November 24, 2010 by tlewisisdope

My thoughts on why Kanye West’s ‘My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy’ is good, but not that good.
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Posted in Conversations, Music | Tagged A Tribe Called Quest, ballet, Big Boi, Big KRIT, black music, Common, Damian Marley, De La Soul, diaspora, emceeing, guitar, Hi-Tek, high art, hip hop, Jay Hova, Jay-Z, Jigga, Kamaal the Abstract, Kanye West, mainstream, meter, music industry, musical ambition, My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy, Nas, Nottz, Novel, Open, OutKast, Q-Tip, rappers, Reflection Eternal, Talib Kweli, The Blueprint, white people | 2 Comments

Tigger’s 25 Best Albums of the Aughts (00s), Part 2

Posted on January 10, 2010 by tlewisisdope

And here are the final 12 albums I consider to be the best of the first decade of the 21st century. Check out the first 13 here.

Posted in Music | Tagged after hours, Andre 3000, angela davis, atliens, Big Boi, Bobby Brown, Complex Simplicity, Confessions, conflict, cookie, cuban linx, etheridge knight, gil scott heron, Here I Stand, love in stereo, mathematics, Meshell N'degeocello, Michael Jackson, Nas, nigger, OutKast, R. Kelly, race, Raekwon, Rahsaan Patterson, RZA, Smoke E. Digglera, Speakerboxxx, Stankonia, Sy Smith, Talib Kweli, Teedra Moses, The Love Below, Usher, wines & spirits | 1 Comment