banginscrew901
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This album was on point and the blue case. Mannnnnnnn I played the hell out of this
Revolver Ocelot
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So underrated, Fiend was nice AF
tharealest561
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This album was not your typical NL album. It wasn't littered with unnecessary features & was actually a very personal album. I think KL produced nearly the entire project and they did most of it in London.
For as much flack as No Limit (and Master P, in particular) caught in 1999, I would argue that all of their artists sophomore albums were better than their debuts at the height of the Tank's popularity. Thuggin, World War III and Street Life were all better than their previous albums.
For as much flack as No Limit (and Master P, in particular) caught in 1999, I would argue that all of their artists sophomore albums were better than their debuts at the height of the Tank's popularity. Thuggin, World War III and Street Life were all better than their previous albums.
tharealest561;9122921 said:
That's an interesting case ur trying to make. I agree and disagree with u on it. I agree wit u on Magic's(R.I.P.) Thuggin' and Mac's World War III were both better than their predecessors. Street life was a great album, but There's one in every family was a better album that Street life. All 3 of the latter albums tho did showcase the artists lyrical abilities and were much more mature, darker, and introspective than the previous ones.
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man i was the biggest fiend fan.. ... was 16 when this shit came out and niggas couldnt tell me Fiend wasnt the truth lolol.. loved this album
talk it how i bring it
trip to london
the rock show
war for reason
waiting on God
ak'n bad
think my fav track was heart of a ghetto boy... and Mr whomp whomp still get play around my way ..messed with a bunch of No Limit artist.. but Fiend was always my favorite (with Mac 2nd)
talk it how i bring it
trip to london
the rock show
war for reason
waiting on God
ak'n bad
think my fav track was heart of a ghetto boy... and Mr whomp whomp still get play around my way ..messed with a bunch of No Limit artist.. but Fiend was always my favorite (with Mac 2nd)
Revolver Ocelot;9122907 said:
One of the most underrated MCs of all time. If someone truly studied his catalog, an argument could be made for him being top 15 of all time.
He's a legend in hoods across the country. I've been on the block hustlin, smoking, drinking, shooting dice, and gangbangin while listening to his music. Good times.
MiamiNights
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I don't know call me crazy,but i view Fiend like i view Jada when they're doing features they kill it,but far as their albums go it be ok to me.
Neither drop that great,or classic album,but drop plenty classic verses on other people songs.
Neither drop that great,or classic album,but drop plenty classic verses on other people songs.
Knock_Twice
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JJ_Evans;9123523 said:
Man, my favorite song he's made.^^ Shit got me through some hard days.
But I remember I use to play the piss outta this song heading to school. I had them bitches pulling up in the school parking lot playin this shit Lol
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leftcoastkev
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JJ_Evans;9123514 said:
...legend has it that he's been ghost writing for a lot of people.
Revolver Ocelot
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This my shit right here
Original_Skin
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tharealest561;9122921 said:
Damn. I didn't know they did a lot of this in London. I guess that explains my second favorite cut off the album, "trip to London". Honorable goes to the intro too, "you hear that? That's the sound of the streets"
