Music Commercial Hip Hop Thread

Pickle85 said:
What do we think of the new scoop and dre album? About midway through here and really enjoying it. Great beats, tight production and just a really fun throwback. It's not going to change the world or be a top ten rap album of the year but it's a lot of fun to hear them drop again, obviously still loving what they do.
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Yes i feel the same. Love to see them making music together again and the production is amazing.
I am not sure how mutch of a replay value it will have, but i like that they added the instrumentals. Played those yesterday At the gym, sounds really good.

The west coast is in full effect, and Kendrick aside the Tha Eastsidaz album/EP is my favorite.
 
BootsyCollins said:
Yes i feel the same. Love to see them making music together again and the production is amazing.
I am not sure how mutch of a replay value it will have, but i like that they added the instrumentals. Played those yesterday At the gym, sounds really good.

The west coast is in full effect, and Kendrick aside the Tha Eastsidaz album/EP is my favorite.
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Yeah agreed, don't think it's going to be one I'll be going back to for years but can definitely see chucking it on at the gym in the rotation. Not heard the eastsidaz album so shall give that a spin later ta.
 
Never really listened to Lupe but gave Samurai a go the other day. Nice tight album with a fun concept. The title track chorus is an earworm, my god. Been stuck in my head for days.
 
Roosney said:
How was it?
They're coming to Helsinki as well but Mobb Deep not Mobb Deep without Prodigy.
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I enjoyed it, they played what you would expect, all the classics. It was pretty much non stop, they didn't even stop to talk to the crowd really which I was a bit dissapointed at but still as a big Mobb Deep fan I really enjoyed it.

I was out in town afterwards and by sheer luck accidently ran into Big Noyd who was on his way back to his hotel, was great to meet him.
 
SuperiorXI said:
I enjoyed it, they played what you would expect, all the classics. It was pretty much non stop, they didn't even stop to talk to the crowd really which I was a bit dissapointed at but still as a big Mobb Deep fan I really enjoyed it.

I was out in town afterwards and by sheer luck accidently ran into Big Noyd who was on his way back to his hotel, was great to meet him.
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That's dope. Noyd's Episodes of a Hustla is a personal classic.
 
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