It blows my mind that this song was created in 1994 (Memphis thread)

[J-MIL]

Yeah production-wise this holds up well to this day, Tennessee had their signature sound. Lyrically and delivery s*** is wack imo. A midwest rapid-fire spitter would do it justice.​

Twista would murk it

 

[Stuckinthe90s]

 

[shopthatwrecks]

zirk n squeeky tapes were like screw tapes to my circle.. it was hard as fukk to get em so we settle for dubs.. early..

but when we started jackin n hitting licks they came by the dozin

 

[Lord Beasley]

Outside of that horrorcore demonic shyt, Memphis sound was crazy



Wouldn't be a lot of artists without Memphis

 

[Buckeye Fever]

If I close my eyes while listening to that, I see me at 15 yrs old, creeping back into the house late Saturday night before The Awakening comes on, in my Hornets starter jacket smelling like weed

 

[TheMailMan]

 

[Eza]

Whole Criminal Mane 'Greatest Hitz' tape is crazy and as you said, still sounds fresh even with the sound quality being what it was.

 

[Goat poster]

Early 90's Memphis hip hop influenced SO MUCH of what these kids do today.

One of my favorite eras