Little Brother

[brycerosen]

Are they a new add or were they always on the lineup?

[Dave Gravy]

Always there. Where the hell were you?

[londontoronto]

i wonder what they will do?

the listening or the new one get back?
anybody got any favourite tracks?

[mvanwinkle]

little brother....

[fasttrack]

i looked up little brother when the lineup came out and found a song called "cheatin". based on that song alone, i though little brother were this years comedy act.

not the case, but that song is funny.

[londontoronto]

you must have the most wonderful up to date collection of resources.
well done.






cheating is a parody song, so your right that its comedy
obviosuly a parody of the isley brothers you can tell str8 off.
and its funny.

[mvanwinkle]

little brother and kid sister. im not in to family acts. if only cartman was telling that story.

[Kurosawa]

anybody got any favourite tracks?

Breakin' My Heart w/ Lil Weezy

[londontoronto]

tbh. i not feeling that track with weezy.
its mediocre
some good tracks of new album are
"Dreams"
When Everything Is New"

There First album the listening is classic. But dont take my word for it

Little Brother received approval from notable hip hop figures. Famous drummer and producer ?uestlove of The Roots said:

“ I'm so friggin' jealous of Little Brother. Hip Hop the way I love it -- tight beats, on point lyrics? What!!! I made 4,887,234 people listen to 'Whatever You Say' at gunpoint, and I don't even own a gun![1] ”

Another legendary producer, Pete Rock said:

“ "The Listening" kinda brings me back to the days of when the 90's was poppin'. It's more realistic than what I'm hearing today and sounds like these guys put a lot of work into it. I love this album. Classic.[2] ”

Legendary DJ, DJ Jazzy Jeff said:

“ [The Listening] is the best hip-hop album I heard in a long time…dope beats…dope rhymes…..I wish this was all hip-hop…thank you…I needed dat.[3] ”

DJ Spinna, an underground hip hop producer said:

“ Little Brother is straight-up hot. Reminds me of the glory days of Tribe, De La and Native Tongues. It's fantastic to hear this kind of vibe out there. We need more albums like [The Listening].[4]"


everytrack is worth listening to on that album especially
Whatever You Say"
The Yo-Yo"
"The Way You Do It"
Nobody But You"
"The Listening"
Groupie, Pt. 2"

[shotglass75]

[londontoronto]

that wwwwwwwwwwas wierd.,

more like

[Dave Gravy]

tbh. i not feeling that track with weezy.
its mediocre
some good tracks of new album are
"Dreams"
When Everything Is New"

There First album the listening is classic. But dont take my word for it

Little Brother received approval from notable hip hop figures. Famous drummer and producer ?uestlove of The Roots said:

“ I'm so friggin' jealous of Little Brother. Hip Hop the way I love it -- tight beats, on point lyrics? What!!! I made 4,887,234 people listen to 'Whatever You Say' at gunpoint, and I don't even own a gun![1] ”

Another legendary producer, Pete Rock said:

“ "The Listening" kinda brings me back to the days of when the 90's was poppin'. It's more realistic than what I'm hearing today and sounds like these guys put a lot of work into it. I love this album. Classic.[2] ”

Legendary DJ, DJ Jazzy Jeff said:

“ [The Listening] is the best hip-hop album I heard in a long time…dope beats…dope rhymes…..I wish this was all hip-hop…thank you…I needed dat.[3] ”

DJ Spinna, an underground hip hop producer said:

“ Little Brother is straight-up hot. Reminds me of the glory days of Tribe, De La and Native Tongues. It's fantastic to hear this kind of vibe out there. We need more albums like [The Listening].[4]"


everytrack is worth listening to on that album especially
Whatever You Say"
The Yo-Yo"
"The Way You Do It"
Nobody But You"
"The Listening"
Groupie, Pt. 2"

The Listening is dope. This is true.