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MC Frontalot did it first and better
"... "Art Must Be Free" is the decree. The finale
is my lecture on the evils of the R-I-double-A,
how they gonna sue you every single time you hit play.
they're lame! must revolt! what's that you say?
kids are pirating the frontalot? oh no, I got betrayed!
it's true
frontalot's destitute
I need you
to buy my CD so I could buy food ..."
http://frontalot.untimelydeath.com/nerdcore_rising /MC_Frontalot_-_Nerdcore_Rising_01_Charity_Case.mp 3 -
Re:Great... Just Great.
Yes, the kind of fag that likes getting head to the balls from his GF, trust me thats much nicer for both of you without hair... you must really have homosexuality on your brain all the time, to even make a connection. Listen to MC Frontalot, and chill on the gaybash - http://frontalot.untimelydeath.com/mc_frontalot_-
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PAX Concerts were incredibleOK, seriously, _you_ show me another concert that starts out with classical piano, moves onto nerdcore hiphop, and finishes up with metal -- with the audience equally pleased with all three.
Now have two of them, two nights in a row. Rawk.
Couple amusing highlights:- Bawls is going hardcore. They had a...brace for it...Bawls Slurpee Machine. And It Was Good. As if that was not enough...there were some sort of caffeinated yet vaguely carbonated Bawls Pillform spawned in a pitcher that would be poured into confused but curious hands. Yum.
- Take Defcon. Swap Hackers for Gamers. Swap Hot Vegas for Overcast Washington. Swap Feds for...I dunno...Nintendo? Still, the entire thing had the feel of an Alternate Reality Defcon, replete with everyone just so damn happy to be around so many other people who understood them. I mean, just look at Phil here. Happy! (A wink to anyone who sees the very subtle Defcon reference.)
- At Penny Arcade Expo, cosplay girl photograph YOU (in Defcon T-Shirt).
- Best coat check evar
Still, I cannot get over the concerts. Before the Saturday night show began, it was unveiled that there'd be a special act...see, there was this huge gaming competition called the Omegathon, and a mystery game had been decided upon...Karaoke Revolution...with 1700 geeks assembled to watch.
Bet Konami never planned for this.
For those not familiar with Karaoke Revolution, it's basically a game where you're scored on how well your pitch matches what the game tells you you're supposed to be singing. Now, gamers generally do not sing, but it's 2005 and it's time to expand the market (and the eyeballs of these poor geeks that just want to win every NES game ever released). With 1700 people cheering on, we watched...
Two possible reactions:
1) Complete withdrawl
2) Complete insanity
The second was entertaining in its own right, but the first was best represented by...Leroy. Now, these are gaming geeks. Gamers + Leroy = LeeeeROYYYYYYYY!. To say he was cheered on would be an understatement...and to say he didn't take it so well...so the guy's about three fourth through the round, and hasn't managed to sing a single note right. Finally, after much struggling, he gets...one note right. He's on the board! Applause thunders through the audience!
LEEEEEEEEEEROY!
OK. Maybe you had to be there. But it was a truly magical moment.
But about the actual concerts.
Both the Video Game Pianist and Connie Lin were incredible, and MC Chris was more insane than I had any right to expect...but the real surprise, for me anyway, was MC Frontalot. I'd say all sorts of stuff about him, but just grab the single. His CD is great, try not to get it off Bittorrent. Cool guy, too.
It wasn't all hype and noise. Actually just sitting down with a random geek and playing Soul Caliber 2 for the first time in ages was just pure fun. And seeing the faces of all these kids see -
MESSAGE No. 419 - MC Frontalot, anyone?
Got Message No. 419 Anyone?
it was just like a scene in an intrigue film and I'm still not convinced that it wasn't for real This isn't intended for me, I don't think. It's a missive from the edge of despair, I mean brink of total desperation; the communication therein says her hopes for survival are slim and she's writing to the Front, though we've yet to meet, with a confidential matter cause she's heard I'm discreet. And the urgency of her request for my aid is matched by the depth of the trust she displayed. "Don't betray me like our oil minister did, staged a coup and I'm about to flee Nigeria soon but I'll never make it out," she says, with twenty million three hundred twenty thousand US dollars that are still in her possession. She embezzled them, I guess. Look, I don't really know her so uh... that's none of my business. She's the LADY MARYAM ABACHA, deposed. These days can't even get her caps-lock key unfroze but yo, something 'bout a widow in distress (with 20 million dollars hidden in a metal chest) softened up the Frontalot's heart no doubt so I hit the reply button, tell her I can help her out. She writes me back: DEAR FRONTALOT, UNITED STATES... she acts so thankful. A bank full of money awaits! And I hate delays so I'm quick to turn around with my full name and the number to my checking account and the scan of my license to drive an automobile and my passport number proving Frontalot's for real! Then I'll meet the money in Stockholm, ain't gonna walk home, think I'll retire to the south of Spain and sip gazpacho. Not so quick, there's a little problem. LADY A apparently had difficulty running all them numbers I give her, but look, the fake ID's my only one and that's a real passport, I got it off usenet and checked, I'm not dumb. I'm not some idiot who's about to lose your money for you, quicker than I'm getting it and of course my bank balance is negative, whose isn't? That's why I need your 20% money laundering commission. And I'm wishing I could talk about this further with you but I can't. I just got an email from DR. UBUGU of Chad. He's got a hundred and seventy-seven million in a bag. I feel I got to help him 'cause his story is so sad. it was just like a scene in an intrigue film and I'm still not convinced that it wasn't for real
Mirror, just in case -
Parent is Right with a capital Front.
I basically abhor rap, but Frontalot is undeniable.
Anyway, the parent left out the two tracks that should not be overlooked:
Indier Than Thou
Braggadocio
Also, for those of us that aren't fond of Bush, Special Delivery -
Parent is Right with a capital Front.
I basically abhor rap, but Frontalot is undeniable.
Anyway, the parent left out the two tracks that should not be overlooked:
Indier Than Thou
Braggadocio
Also, for those of us that aren't fond of Bush, Special Delivery -
Parent is Right with a capital Front.
I basically abhor rap, but Frontalot is undeniable.
Anyway, the parent left out the two tracks that should not be overlooked:
Indier Than Thou
Braggadocio
Also, for those of us that aren't fond of Bush, Special Delivery -
Re:Reminds me of...
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Frontalot at least is excellent nerdcoreMost of the posts I see modded up thus far are people lamenting yet another rap genre coming into being, or complaining about how stupid it is and can't be taken seriously. To those poseters and those who are nodding their heads to them I say go take a listen to MC Frontalot, considered by many (including the
/. summary) to be one of the founders of this genre. His stuff is funny, hip, geeky, and tight. You don't even have to like rap (he's more hiphop anyway). His musicality, lyrics, rythms, everything is at a high level.As to what some of these other artists are putting out I'll have to go take a listen, but Frontalot I think represents some of the best right now and if you're reading
/. everyday you owe it to yourself to at least listen to some of his stuff.A lot of his stuff is free for download, check out the following, I guarantee you'll like it:
Floating Bridge a 90 second song that explains everything you ever wanted to know about bridge engineering, warning: this will get stuck in your head and you will love it
Yellow Lasers An obscure sexual encounter at a Star Wars convention
Gonna Be Your Man Frontalot donates his lungs to his biggest fan
Penny Arcade Theme a song for the Penny Arcade crowd
Crime Spree Front is not excatly a criminal mastermind, a tale of his not-so-deadly crimes
Which MC Was That Excellent rundown of improbable internet MCs
Nerdcore Hiphop Title track that named the genre
This is just a small sampling of some of my favorites that I think will definitely hook people.
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Frontalot at least is excellent nerdcoreMost of the posts I see modded up thus far are people lamenting yet another rap genre coming into being, or complaining about how stupid it is and can't be taken seriously. To those poseters and those who are nodding their heads to them I say go take a listen to MC Frontalot, considered by many (including the
/. summary) to be one of the founders of this genre. His stuff is funny, hip, geeky, and tight. You don't even have to like rap (he's more hiphop anyway). His musicality, lyrics, rythms, everything is at a high level.As to what some of these other artists are putting out I'll have to go take a listen, but Frontalot I think represents some of the best right now and if you're reading
/. everyday you owe it to yourself to at least listen to some of his stuff.A lot of his stuff is free for download, check out the following, I guarantee you'll like it:
Floating Bridge a 90 second song that explains everything you ever wanted to know about bridge engineering, warning: this will get stuck in your head and you will love it
Yellow Lasers An obscure sexual encounter at a Star Wars convention
Gonna Be Your Man Frontalot donates his lungs to his biggest fan
Penny Arcade Theme a song for the Penny Arcade crowd
Crime Spree Front is not excatly a criminal mastermind, a tale of his not-so-deadly crimes
Which MC Was That Excellent rundown of improbable internet MCs
Nerdcore Hiphop Title track that named the genre
This is just a small sampling of some of my favorites that I think will definitely hook people.
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Frontalot at least is excellent nerdcoreMost of the posts I see modded up thus far are people lamenting yet another rap genre coming into being, or complaining about how stupid it is and can't be taken seriously. To those poseters and those who are nodding their heads to them I say go take a listen to MC Frontalot, considered by many (including the
/. summary) to be one of the founders of this genre. His stuff is funny, hip, geeky, and tight. You don't even have to like rap (he's more hiphop anyway). His musicality, lyrics, rythms, everything is at a high level.As to what some of these other artists are putting out I'll have to go take a listen, but Frontalot I think represents some of the best right now and if you're reading
/. everyday you owe it to yourself to at least listen to some of his stuff.A lot of his stuff is free for download, check out the following, I guarantee you'll like it:
Floating Bridge a 90 second song that explains everything you ever wanted to know about bridge engineering, warning: this will get stuck in your head and you will love it
Yellow Lasers An obscure sexual encounter at a Star Wars convention
Gonna Be Your Man Frontalot donates his lungs to his biggest fan
Penny Arcade Theme a song for the Penny Arcade crowd
Crime Spree Front is not excatly a criminal mastermind, a tale of his not-so-deadly crimes
Which MC Was That Excellent rundown of improbable internet MCs
Nerdcore Hiphop Title track that named the genre
This is just a small sampling of some of my favorites that I think will definitely hook people.
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Frontalot at least is excellent nerdcoreMost of the posts I see modded up thus far are people lamenting yet another rap genre coming into being, or complaining about how stupid it is and can't be taken seriously. To those poseters and those who are nodding their heads to them I say go take a listen to MC Frontalot, considered by many (including the
/. summary) to be one of the founders of this genre. His stuff is funny, hip, geeky, and tight. You don't even have to like rap (he's more hiphop anyway). His musicality, lyrics, rythms, everything is at a high level.As to what some of these other artists are putting out I'll have to go take a listen, but Frontalot I think represents some of the best right now and if you're reading
/. everyday you owe it to yourself to at least listen to some of his stuff.A lot of his stuff is free for download, check out the following, I guarantee you'll like it:
Floating Bridge a 90 second song that explains everything you ever wanted to know about bridge engineering, warning: this will get stuck in your head and you will love it
Yellow Lasers An obscure sexual encounter at a Star Wars convention
Gonna Be Your Man Frontalot donates his lungs to his biggest fan
Penny Arcade Theme a song for the Penny Arcade crowd
Crime Spree Front is not excatly a criminal mastermind, a tale of his not-so-deadly crimes
Which MC Was That Excellent rundown of improbable internet MCs
Nerdcore Hiphop Title track that named the genre
This is just a small sampling of some of my favorites that I think will definitely hook people.
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Frontalot at least is excellent nerdcoreMost of the posts I see modded up thus far are people lamenting yet another rap genre coming into being, or complaining about how stupid it is and can't be taken seriously. To those poseters and those who are nodding their heads to them I say go take a listen to MC Frontalot, considered by many (including the
/. summary) to be one of the founders of this genre. His stuff is funny, hip, geeky, and tight. You don't even have to like rap (he's more hiphop anyway). His musicality, lyrics, rythms, everything is at a high level.As to what some of these other artists are putting out I'll have to go take a listen, but Frontalot I think represents some of the best right now and if you're reading
/. everyday you owe it to yourself to at least listen to some of his stuff.A lot of his stuff is free for download, check out the following, I guarantee you'll like it:
Floating Bridge a 90 second song that explains everything you ever wanted to know about bridge engineering, warning: this will get stuck in your head and you will love it
Yellow Lasers An obscure sexual encounter at a Star Wars convention
Gonna Be Your Man Frontalot donates his lungs to his biggest fan
Penny Arcade Theme a song for the Penny Arcade crowd
Crime Spree Front is not excatly a criminal mastermind, a tale of his not-so-deadly crimes
Which MC Was That Excellent rundown of improbable internet MCs
Nerdcore Hiphop Title track that named the genre
This is just a small sampling of some of my favorites that I think will definitely hook people.
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Frontalot at least is excellent nerdcoreMost of the posts I see modded up thus far are people lamenting yet another rap genre coming into being, or complaining about how stupid it is and can't be taken seriously. To those poseters and those who are nodding their heads to them I say go take a listen to MC Frontalot, considered by many (including the
/. summary) to be one of the founders of this genre. His stuff is funny, hip, geeky, and tight. You don't even have to like rap (he's more hiphop anyway). His musicality, lyrics, rythms, everything is at a high level.As to what some of these other artists are putting out I'll have to go take a listen, but Frontalot I think represents some of the best right now and if you're reading
/. everyday you owe it to yourself to at least listen to some of his stuff.A lot of his stuff is free for download, check out the following, I guarantee you'll like it:
Floating Bridge a 90 second song that explains everything you ever wanted to know about bridge engineering, warning: this will get stuck in your head and you will love it
Yellow Lasers An obscure sexual encounter at a Star Wars convention
Gonna Be Your Man Frontalot donates his lungs to his biggest fan
Penny Arcade Theme a song for the Penny Arcade crowd
Crime Spree Front is not excatly a criminal mastermind, a tale of his not-so-deadly crimes
Which MC Was That Excellent rundown of improbable internet MCs
Nerdcore Hiphop Title track that named the genre
This is just a small sampling of some of my favorites that I think will definitely hook people.
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Frontalot at least is excellent nerdcoreMost of the posts I see modded up thus far are people lamenting yet another rap genre coming into being, or complaining about how stupid it is and can't be taken seriously. To those poseters and those who are nodding their heads to them I say go take a listen to MC Frontalot, considered by many (including the
/. summary) to be one of the founders of this genre. His stuff is funny, hip, geeky, and tight. You don't even have to like rap (he's more hiphop anyway). His musicality, lyrics, rythms, everything is at a high level.As to what some of these other artists are putting out I'll have to go take a listen, but Frontalot I think represents some of the best right now and if you're reading
/. everyday you owe it to yourself to at least listen to some of his stuff.A lot of his stuff is free for download, check out the following, I guarantee you'll like it:
Floating Bridge a 90 second song that explains everything you ever wanted to know about bridge engineering, warning: this will get stuck in your head and you will love it
Yellow Lasers An obscure sexual encounter at a Star Wars convention
Gonna Be Your Man Frontalot donates his lungs to his biggest fan
Penny Arcade Theme a song for the Penny Arcade crowd
Crime Spree Front is not excatly a criminal mastermind, a tale of his not-so-deadly crimes
Which MC Was That Excellent rundown of improbable internet MCs
Nerdcore Hiphop Title track that named the genre
This is just a small sampling of some of my favorites that I think will definitely hook people.
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MC Frontalot is from San Francisco, as is clearly stated in I Heart Fags. The fact that he's currently in New York means nothing since he's moving to Boston after his last show in NYC @ the end of the month.
"I don't think this new subculture will really stick, though," Mr. Ryan is an idiot. Nerdcore shows used to have less than a dozen people show up only a couple of years ago, now they're packed wall to wall.
declined to give his real name Mr. Andrews needs to get his reporter credentials checked.