Was there an album filled with more disses than 'Bow Down'???

iLLusoYuN_Da_Adidas_King

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Most of this isn't true.
If you were a serious hip hop fan at the time, the song was not a non-factor. :gucci:
He didn't get Farrakhan to squash shyt. :gucci:
That happened after Big and Pac died. In 97.
Cube could have responded on the Westside Connection album...but didn't. :jbhmm:

Cube was shook :merchant:

serious hiphop fan...
Ok on what cost? Common did get a response on the westside connection album cube threw him ONE line because like I said in hiphop common was a nobody. It took resurrection 3 years to go gold in an era where everyone was going multi platinum.

no one in Cali hardly even heard common’s diss I didn’t hear about it til 1999 on chat rooms when lyricist lounge nikkas forever brought it up.

in Cali common was an unknown til he dropped 6th sense and then neo soul chick’s had turned him out.
 

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I remember working at Camelot music in the mall when this album dropped. We had the listening stations for each type of music, as employees we could pick up to 5 new cd's for the station. I had this album, Master P Ice Cream Man, DJ Blend (local dj), and 2 others. Once cats put on the headphones and heard Westside Connection especially "The Gangsta, the Killa and the Dope Dealer", it was a wrap, sold like hotcakes. This album has literally stayed in my rotation throughout whips, jobs, relationships, etc. It was literally raw uncut unapologetic lyrics and production.
 

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I remember working at Camelot music in the mall when this album dropped. We had the listening stations for each type of music, as employees we could pick up to 5 new cd's for the station. I had this album, Master P Ice Cream Man, DJ Blend (local dj), and 2 others. Once cats put on the headphones and heard Westside Connection especially "The Gangsta, the Killa and the Dope Dealer", it was a wrap, sold like hotcakes. This album has literally stayed in my rotation throughout whips, jobs, relationships, etc. It was literally raw uncut unapologetic lyrics and production.
Yea, it's a shame that they don't make albums like this no more

Just a 100% cut throat album that pulls no punches
 
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