It seems the classic east coast sound just isn't your thing.
Still - even through your lack of interest in the sound - you realize The Infamous' genius.
Hot boyz >Wu tang
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It seems the classic east coast sound just isn't your thing.
Still - even through your lack of interest in the sound - you realize The Infamous' genius.
that album "guerrilla warfare" is right up there with "36 chambers".
bigbadbossup2012
Biggest baddest boss
1st wu-tang has justified praise,best album out the camp to me. Just sooooooo many songs i liked. like some songs off all the albums but never more than half and hated liquid swords.
This is reality,alot of shyt i think is hot YOU HAVENT REALLY HEARD,and some of what you think is hot i havent fukked with as heavily as you have. However when you've never heard shoot `1st and it was one of the best (non-single) songs on a album that was huge that year. Not just commercially but on the streets. So many cars rolled by bumpin that shyt. Means u really wasnt giving nikkas a chance.
bigbadbossup2012
Biggest baddest boss
I like all types of sounds,just hate wack melodies and wack vocal performances. I love return of the boom bap,i think its better than any wu-tang solo
Never heard it. I remember it being critically acclaimed / but not producing any hits and coming and going. I could be wrong though
Everybody hates things they think are wack.
Big Mel
@bigboss
It got 4.5 mics but I thought it was underwhelming. I usually liked about 7 songs off each cmr album a lot.
I believe "I need a hot boy" was the single
I believe "I need a hot boy" was the single
That's fair. I hated Cash $ with a passion back then given how wack Ha was vocal performance wise. As Ive gotten older I'm not as stubborn. I've been asking for a link to 400 degreez for months now. I had no idea people thought it was a classic.
Big Mel
@bigboss
400 Degrees has the most good beats of any cash money album. The block is hot had the next most good beat.
Chopper city & Guerilla had less easy breezy fun tracks.
Chopper city & Guerilla had less easy breezy fun tracks.
Thats right. And it was sort of a flop right?
Big Mel
@bigboss
It went plat but lacked the big hit liken"ha", bling bling or back that azz up.
I'm telling you as a legit interested fan at the time I was let down by it. People from other cities seem to love it though.
I'm telling you as a legit interested fan at the time I was let down by it. People from other cities seem to love it though.
coming and going? you crazy. it was a year-defining album.
no hits? "we on fire" was BIG. and "I need a hot girl" was HUGE.
I see what u did there.
big tymers always had the best beats.
Big Mel
@bigboss
Yeah but they aren't hot boys.
And the its all on u's had great beats but that predates the universal deal.
I can't at all recall "we on fire". I'm gonna unpack my CDs and have a cash money marathon.
I legit liked the Lil Wayne cd. The block is hot. He had a few songs towards the end that are fantastic Mannie beats.
And the its all on u's had great beats but that predates the universal deal.
I can't at all recall "we on fire". I'm gonna unpack my CDs and have a cash money marathon.
I legit liked the Lil Wayne cd. The block is hot. He had a few songs towards the end that are fantastic Mannie beats.
Bruce Wayne
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Hot Boyz better than Wu-Tang?
I meannnn....the Thread Title is an L by itself.
WU-TANG FOREVER!
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I meannnn....the Thread Title is an L by itself.
WU-TANG FOREVER!
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2001 defined 1999. Hot girl was a hit. I'll give you that. But it wasn't nearly as big as the songs Mel listed.