Lloyd Banks - The Course Of The Inevitable 3: Pieces Of My Pain (Discussion Thread)
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Mixing and sound quality are terrible..its so low
Voices, Invisible, Showers, Deceitful Intentions & Daddy’s Little Girl are some of the best Songs Banks has ever written/Made, to say he hasn’t shown growth is crazy, easily the best COTI album, I like the other two overall but they both have too many songs that sound too alike, this one sounds like a more varied but still cohesive piece of music
With that said, Banks NEEDS a good engineer, this album is better mixed/sounding than the first two but it could still be a lot better
With that said, Banks NEEDS a good engineer, this album is better mixed/sounding than the first two but it could still be a lot better
Vado earned my respect on this one. He killed both of his verses. Pilot Automatic is piff. 38 spesh and meth both killed it too.
Dave East should be thanking Yayo for rapping one of his worst verses ever or he would’ve had the most skippable verse on the album.
Dave East should be thanking Yayo for rapping one of his worst verses ever or he would’ve had the most skippable verse on the album.
Man Yayo still showed out in comparison to Dave East. It's hard to believe how far Dave has fallen off since Kairi Chanel days.
This is true most def for the second coti too many songs sound alike. Facts!
Poetical Poltergeist
Precise and cold hearted
He'll structure the tracks exactly the same. Even the hooks will be very similar. Hard to complain too much tho cuz majority of the beats are dope regardless.
In His Own Words: How Lloyd Banks Found His Voice Late in His Career
Lloyd Banks tells Okayplayer his thoughts about generational divides in hip-hop and how he continues to push himself decades into his career.
www.okayplayer.com
Album is fire beginning to end. I fall in the wanna see banks work with more producers camp, but the beats work well here. Really solid album that I can see myself actually wanting to revisit unlike the first two 
Beg For Mercy did come out in 03 but it was so good it lasted to 04 for me then HFM in 04 to 05 and Rotton Apple 06....02-08 was a blaze of G unit it was all a blurr they were on top. They could do no wrong then T.O.S came out and Banks was the clear leader on that.... then 09 was V5 and then HFM2 great tracks...Banks clear the best in rap out of the group. I put him above 50 when talkin just Rap...but thats just meRotten Apple was 3 years after BFM
I still say they was tripping not just dropping Big Withdraw as an official album. It leaked but most fans didn’t even hear it. And with G Unit hype back then it still woulda went at least platinum. Scrapping it and delaying Banks for a year is one of the things that led to G Unit falling off way quicker than they should have. Along with waiting 2 and a half years to follow up Buck debut.
Yea Banks was def the best in the group but Buck wasn’t far behind
I take both their debuts over GRODT and Buck The World>>Rotten Apple
Buck The World was a great fukking album, the production was amazing.
