I didn't become familiar with the biting until Only God Can Judge Me...the Pac biting was too strong on that album
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That's how I viewed them for the longest until I recently listened to TGITTKM again and I was sleeping on P's storytelling and flows on that album
I still love Ice Cream Man's production and he was talking about some real life shyt on that album, but some songs he was rapping kinda trash
Do you fukk with Get Away Clean or Mama's Bad Boy?
He was biting Pac on an album called Only God Can Judge Me?I didn't become familiar with the biting until Only God Can Judge Me...the Pac biting was too strong on that album
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I didn't become familiar with the biting until Only God Can Judge Me...the Pac biting was too strong on that album
Yeah bruh as soon as I saw the add for OGCJM in a booklet of a prior NL album I was justHe was biting Pac on an album called Only God Can Judge Me?
Don't have the original discs but I remember not being exactly "blown away" by both. I'm sure many enjoy the barebones unoriginal production and rough-n-rugged raps, but it ain't for me
P and No Limit improved their shyt by 1994 with WCBB and TGITTKM, got better in 95 and at their peak in 96/97
Yeah bruh as soon as I saw the add for OGCJM in a booklet of a prior NL album I was just
P should've stuck to the original plan, which was a Greatest Hits compilation with 8 new songs. In hindsight, I understand why it didn't happen.
Well I've proven you wrong and you admitted this, so let's move on
Can't compare rappers from mid-to-late 90s with today's generation anyway. Dumb comparison for morons
Why? It would have sold just as much, only with less work involved (less songs to make, less Pac biting etc). I don't think anyone bought the album because Da Ballers was such a hot single (horrible rehash of Money Ain't A Thang)
P was ruthless with the biting I can't lieHe was biting Pac on an album called Only God Can Judge Me?
I was referring to Beats By The Pound leaving. Apparently, when they left, they retained their publishing or something like that. As a result, a lot of the music they made didn't get released and a lot of the catalog is difficult to find. Remember, a lot of those No Limit albums having release dates all the way through Summer 2000, but after P dropped Only God Can Judge Me, only Goodfellas came out like 9 months later.
Huh idk, Priority released tons of oldschool NL tracks with BBTP production in the mid-to-late 00s (Best Of Master P, Snoop Dogg pres. Priority classics etc) tho...
Also P and C put Down 4 My N's on C's Trapped In Crime album ("prod.by XL") which came out in 2000, a year after being released on Snoop's NL Top Dogg album ("prod.by KLC")...
My guy was a Master P stan and he had both CDs...I haven't heard them in years though
It was funny being introduced to P as an artist from the South and then finding out a few years later how many albums he had as a West Coast artist
I think Snoop had some deal with Priority and together they re-released some old school No Limit songs on compilations. They also re-released Ghetto D, Tru 2 Da Game, Ice Cream Man, and Snoop's first No Limit album.
I think "Down 4 My N's" might have been the last BBTP track on a No Limit album (even though they credited XL and not KLC).
Also these best of albums (P, C, Silkk, Tru, Fiend etc) Priority put out in 2005/06
The Best of Master P - Wikipedia
Maybe KLC and BBTP bought the publishing rights later on, idk. Maybe KLC and Mo B just straight up lied tho
KLC said Down 4 My N's was his last beat for NL (to brag he left with a bang basically), but he did produce most of Fiend's Street Life album which came out in July 99 (on "War 4 Reason" KLC himself says it's March, Top Dogg came out a few weeks later...) and BBTP had beats for Tru's Da Crime Family album in June. Almost seems like KLC is full of shyt