What are the last 90s albums you played ?

[Rev Leon Lonnie Love]

That "Keep It Real" thread made me play Jamal's album again for the first time in forever. shyt was tough.

Link to thread? Thats one of my favourite songs from that album, together with Dont Trust No

 

[Tj Bronson]

Doin what I gotta do stayin true to the crew

 

[FreshAIG]

Link to thread? Thats one of my favourite songs from that album, together with Dont Trust No

https://www.thecoli.com/threads/keep-it-real-vs-keep-it-real.1037056/

 

[Apollo Kid]

 

[mobbinfms]

Been on a Tribe and EPMD run lately.

 

[Monoblock]

Been on my Ball and G lately.

 

[Tommy Gibbs]

Been on my Ball and G lately.

It's crazy you mentioned that because I was listening to On Topof the World yesterday. Tomorow on my run and workouts, I will listen to Tela's Piece of Mind and Crime Boss' All in the Game. I normally make a playlist of songs or put a couple albums on my playlist I haven't listened to in a while for a run/workout.

 

[Monoblock]

It's crazy you mentioned that because I was listening to On Topof the World yesterday. Tomorow on my run and workouts, I will listen to Tela's Piece of Mind and Crime Boss' All in the Game. I normally make a playlist of songs or put a couple albums on my playlist I haven't listened to in a while for a run/workout.

I was on that Mr. Mike Wicked Ways album yesterday. I caught the spirit of old Suave House.

 

[Monoblock]

Rabbit hole
RIP 3-2

 

[spacewraith]

Tonight by Silk

 

[Tommy Gibbs]

I was on that Mr. Mike Wicked Ways album yesterday. I caught the spirit of old Suave House.

That was the greatness of Rap City. I'm from NC. I had never heard of Suave House until 1995. I remember seeing that this guy Tony Draper , who looked like Larry Johnson, had signed this big deal in the source magazine. I started seeing 8 Ball and MJG along with south Circle videos on rap city and I was hooked. I miss regional sounds. Nowadays, no matter where an artist is from, be it Texas, NC, NY, FL, or wherever, they all sound the same. I'm glad LIl Keke's album this year he stuck to his roots.

 

[Regular_P]

Life After Death right now in the car.

 

[Monoblock]

That was the greatness of Rap City. I'm from NC. I had never heard of Suave House until 1995. I remember seeing that this guy Tony Draper , who looked like Larry Johnson, had signed this big deal in the source magazine. I started seeing 8 Ball and MJG along with south Circle videos on rap city and I was hooked. I miss regional sounds. Nowadays, no matter where an artist is from, be it Texas, NC, NY, FL, or wherever, they all sound the same. I'm glad LIl Keke's album this year he stuck to his roots.

I'll say this much being from Houston, most of the rappers from here keep the regional sound still going. I'm not saying everything screwed or whatever but tradition and sounds keep us unique. Speaking of an H-Town classic and another one that died too early. About to pull out Ghetto Dreams.
RIP Pat

This is just a straight up beautiful song. Production and lyrically.

 

[Mr. Negative]

 

[The Guru]

Start to finish It Was Written, Moment of Truth and Live and Let Die.