Bay Area Appreciation Thread

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Too short dropped.

 

[Stir Fry]

New 9th Wonder produced, GQ goes hard

 

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[CSquare43]

 

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Dont listen to this do but new music nonetheless

Capolow

https://m.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_kd0zjRR1-FuH6RCgJ3a_tWH3pEWfFGw4s&playnext=1&index=1

 

[CSquare43]

I ran through a JDiggs Playlist this weekend. He’s right there with BLegit for me as underrated. Never gonna go bar for bar with anyone, but I'll be damned if they don't make slappers...

 

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[FreedMind]

Someone needs to make a compilation of livewire tracks. Listening to these tracks and these were some grimey days.







It's weird how much this era sort of gets overlooked in bay area history. I suppose it was just too insular of a movement, because even today you'll only really hear Lil Blood's third world at a function.. and even that ain't that common.



I remember thinking Triffe was the coldest song back in high school lol

 

[dora_da_destroyer]

am i late AF in finding out bootsy collins is dru down daddy?

 

[CSquare43]

@dora_da_destroyer , I don't think I've ever heard that and that ain't true, is it?

Dru Down's third album, Can You Feel Me, was released in 1996, and spawned a single of the same name that was a minor but commercial hit. It also featured a collaboration with Bootsy Collins, who Dru Down refers to as his "illegitimate father".

I don't think it is...

 

[dora_da_destroyer]

@dora_da_destroyer , I don't think I've ever heard that and that ain't true, is it?



I don't think it is...

Yea, I think the person who told me may have had someone tell them that who took that quote out of context