mc ren

I was a crazy NWA fan, had a nikka from Chicago wearing Raider jackets and Compton hats (No jerry curl). I ran into the documentary for their second album, never even knew that had one. This shyt is classic as hell - they threw in all the videos from the album in there...they even got the buck...

He had a harder and more complex sound than Dre:yeshrug:

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Ok so some of y'all will be familiar with a project I'm deciding to run. I made this thread: The Official 'Classic Album' Discussion Thread, trying to reach a conclusion as to what defines a classic album. After much discussion, I am running with this definition personally, so take it as you...

Eric “Eazy-E” Wright, a founding member of the seminal rap group N.W.A. and “The Godfather of Gangsta Rap,” pioneered an empire that never was but should have been when he established Ruthless Records. Responsible for putting West Coast hip-hop on the map, the N.W.A.-fueled Ruthless Records...

Now, I know we usually talk about Ice Cube's No Vaseline, and we generally agree that Cube won the battle between he and NWA. But yo, this shyt right here:whew: -Top notch production by Dre and Yella -Ren went the fukk in on this track. Anyone saying he was some random dude in the group after...

I thought he was super-dope during the NWA days. Now, some kids might think NWA was a three-man group the way Ren is (not) remembered. Note: I haven't seen the movie yet. Does he get any shine in the flick?

LISTEN/DOWNLOAD Boyz N The Hood// Dopeman// 8 Ball// Final Frontier// A nikka Witta Gun// Hello// Funky Enough// Real nikkaz Don't Die// You Can't Fade Me// Ballad Of A Menace// Eazy Duz It// Alwayz Into Somethin'// Message To Benedict Arnold// No Vaseline// fukk Tha Police// Gangsta Gangsta//...

Never heard this before, but if it is true.....it explains how NWA was able to leap in sound so drastically. Because Eazy was FEEDING DRE demos, w/ this other side of music knowledge. I had no fukking clue that Eazy E was a producer... this shyt is blowing my mind :ohhh: But what Eazy said...