FreeIndie.Com: Tim Fite

this has got to be some of the worst hip hop i've ever heard.

"aspirin
kool-aid
aspirin
ketchup
hamburger helper"

cmon man. this is just awful.

Posted by: alltoreup21 | February 16, 2007 5:27 PM

seriously tho, if u want to hear some _amazing_ indie rap ..from Canada.. you want http://www.shadk.com/

listen to the 'i get down' or 'rock to it'

or not lol w/e

Posted by: cracka | February 17, 2007 12:26 AM

man - you have no clue. this is totally brilliant. with kanye and lupe fiasco listing all the products they use and calling it hip hop, and even common doing kool cigarette sponsored shows, tim fite has it down. it's humanizing and it's called satire - look it up. hot beats to boot.

Posted by: steven | February 17, 2007 1:19 AM

man - you have no clue. this is totally brilliant. with kanye and lupe fiasco listing all the products they use and calling it hip hop, and even common doing kool cigarette sponsored shows, tim fite has it down. it's humanizing and it's called satire - look it up. hot beats to boot.

Posted by: steven | February 17, 2007 1:19 AM

tim fite is ok, but not great. that shadk.com stuff is way better. thanks for the site, cracka

Posted by: ero | February 17, 2007 12:50 PM

hot beats? perhaps i'm missing the sarcasm.

while i realize it all boils down to personal preference, i can't help but be underwhelmed with whats he's saying. satire it may be, it lacks any cohesive flow or delivery.

if you'd like, i could form a list of products around the house and edit it in garage band. who knows, maybe tim fite could be responsible for a whole new genre.

Posted by: alltoreup21 | February 18, 2007 11:16 AM

by the way, if anyone does actually does like this, heres his whole album.

http://www.emusic.com/album/11006/11006003.html

Posted by: ero | February 22, 2007 9:19 PM

Yeah this is actually extremely smart, if you can get past some of the annoying means he uses to get his point across. which I can, but I can see how other people can't. But it's talent, for sure, listen to Gone Ain't Gone, and it's a completely different style of music but you still have his unique 'voice' in the lyrics. How many artists can completely change genres while still keeping who they are?

Posted by: amanda | March 6, 2007 5:16 PM

Tim fite is a massively fresh artist. He is the thing that all genres cry for. Who wants to hear the same old thing. His albums are some of the best I own. Live long Tim and keep the over the counter c.d.'s coming!

Posted by: Rob Fite | March 13, 2007 5:17 PM

if you can't get "the point", or understand the satire, then you're not really listening too much, eh? try listening "to camoflauge".

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