Shame about J Cole's verse. It's a good track, and J Cole's verse is fine, but I'm not sure he really suits their style. I often think that their strongest albums are from that period when they drifted slightly away from conscious hip hop and into hardcore, but those strong albums contain some of their weakest individual tracks. Like 'Aiiight Chill' off Hard to Earn is dragged down by odd feature spots, you know?Gang Starr have released a new song and maybe a new album, despite Guru's death. Got Cole featured on it and it's pretty good. I miss that style of rap sometimes.
Shame about J Cole's verse. It's a good track, and J Cole's verse is fine, but I'm not sure he really suits their style. I often think that their strongest albums are from that period when they drifted slightly away from conscious hip hop and into hardcore, but those strong albums contain some of their weakest individual tracks. Like 'Aiiight Chill' off Hard to Earn is dragged down by odd feature spots, you know?
I liked Gang Starr but there was only so much brag lyrics you could stomach .
Felt like every song was about how great he was and little else
Jay z sampled Cutting Crew's (i just) died in your arms tonight. Can anyone tell me which album this featured on?
I thought it was blueprint III / Magna Carta but can't find the track anywhere! Anyone know where i can find it.
Surely it would be a mixtape?
I doubt he'd get sample clearance to be able to put it on an album.
it was on a mixtape and I don’t think it was an actual song. Just his lyrics from another song mashed up on to the instrumental
Sounds about right.
An official Jay-Z song over I just died in your arms would surely be one of his most popular songs.
Indeed.
Think it’s Moment of Clarity.
I vaguely recall Papoose rapping over the beat. Damn, remember when he was everyone’s next big thing?
Alright hip hop sleuths, I'm looking for a dj clue mixtape circa 1998 that had Puffy's "all about the Benjamins" as an exclusive track on it.
You are an absolute star!!!Such a simpler time in rap
There were about 40 remixes of 'Touch it' & Lumidee's 'Uh Oh'
According to: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/It's_All_About_the_Benjamins
It was 'Holiday Hold up' in '96
It wasn't so much that he was the best but rather the most consistent with releases and exclusive tracks.Did DJ Clue have the best mixtapes in the 90s? His drop was definitely the most iconic, I think.
Indeed.
Think it’s Moment of Clarity.
Yeah the industry is fecked up. I just recently heard a new verse from him, didn't know he was still at it.I vaguely recall Papoose rapping over the beat. Damn, remember when he was everyone’s next big thing?
I vaguely recall Papoose rapping over the beat. Damn, remember when he was everyone’s next big thing?
Thanks for posting this. Been spinning it a lot this past month.
Phenomenal album/EP.
Always!
Any thoughts on Conway's latest project "Look what I became"? @adexkolaThanks for posting this. Been spinning it a lot this past month.
I remember being in year 7 and all of us being amazed at this song
Any thoughts on Conway's latest project "Look what I became"? @adexkola
I think it's solid but a bit forgettable. Not monotonous but misses any bangers.
Edit: thank god Eminem is not on it
Hopsin's back with Tech and Merkules. I've never heard of the latter before, but I like his sound.
Ha, I like Conway the most from GxFR. WSG as a rapper isn't too great but knows how to turn albums into pieces of art in his own way. Benny is a lyricist no doubt but a bit too generic for me.Crazy enough but I like Conway the least out of that collective. Will still listen, I've heard most of his stuff but apart from a few tracks or collabs with Benny and WSG its been one listen only.
Are they affiliated with Eminem at all? Last I saw, Benny got a Roc Nation chain. But yeah, it'd be a shame to see them go the Slaughterhouse route.
I used to think it was amazing too before I realised Pap is pretty shit outside a few songs
Ha, I like Conway the most from GxFR. WSG as a rapper isn't too great but knows how to turn albums into pieces of art in his own way. Benny is a lyricist no doubt but a bit too generic for me.
I don’t know what's the deal with them signed to Shady and Roc, my guess is that they're signed to both but for different purposes.
Yeah saw that. Roc Nation seems to be an artist promotion / touring agency I guess.