Sitting here zoning to this like I'm hearing it for the first time ever and it's crazy how relevant it is. Common's I Used to Love Her was good, Roots' Never Do was good too. And I appreciated Rockness tossing Big and Kim off the stage, and Rza telling these Mother Gooses that Hip Hop ain't funk or R&B.
But none of that had the substance of Stakes Is High. The stars aligned that day in the studio.
But none of that had the substance of Stakes Is High. The stars aligned that day in the studio.