New York New York/L.A. L.A. (which joint goes harder?)

[DMTxTHC]

L.A. L.A. by a motherfucking landslide.

 

[Professor Griff]

Kurupt destroyed NY, NY. Plus that video was so iconic back then.

 

[thesynthesis]

New York New York....

 

[onepunch]

Kurupt killed tha joint,,,but LA ,LA was way more grimy and them mobb deep niggas killed the track...the beat was a monster too!

 

[DMTxTHC]

L.A. L.A. was the better song, but like a poster above said, New York New York had a more infamous video.

 

[southernmade]

i always thought NY NY was the better song and of course better video.....and that beat is on some smooth gangsta shit

 

[birdcallaveli]

New York New York big city of dreams

And everything in New York ain't always what it seems

You might get fooled if you come from out of town

But I'm down by law, and I'm from the Dogg Pound

 

[Makaveli The King]

easily new york new york because of the lyricsm
kuruput displayed.

 

[Fazeem_Blackall]

No contest in my eyes New York New York Owned the time frame 1st Time I heard LA LA was on here...

 

[tompetrez3]

LA, LA both versions especially the Iraq Mix

 

[blackdemo]

LA,LA. mos def.

 

[onepunch]

LA, LA both versions especially the Iraq Mix

yea that joint was cool too...

[video=youtube;SP5UZ60hUjw]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SP5UZ60hUjw[/video]

 

[MUDDYWATERZ]

LA LA by a lanslide...Tragedy's verse was killer.

 

[Disciplined InSight]

I always liked "New York, New York" because Kurupt displayed the ill lyrical clapping during that era, yet "L.A. L.A." was better because of the beat which Marley Marl produced and used that sample before RZA did for Big on "Long Kiss Goodnight" and Khadafi, Mobb Deep and Capone N' Noreaga coming together to clap back for N.Y. when no one was doing it..and co-sign to dude above...Tragedy's verse>>>>>>>>>>

Plus that video was dark and grimy...

 

[Jay Kay Mack]

No discussion New York New York Kurpt killed it West Coast All day

 

[onepunch]

I always liked "New York, New York" because Kurupt displayed the ill lyrical clapping during that era, yet "L.A. L.A." was better because of the beat which Marley Marl produced and used that sample before RZA did for Big on "Long Kiss Goodnight" and Khadafi, Mobb Deep and Capone N' Noreaga coming together to clap back for N.Y. when no one was doing it..and co-sign to dude above...Tragedy's verse>>>>>>>>>>

Plus that video was dark and grimy...

i never realized that Biggie had the same beat as LA LA for Long Kiss Goodnight...you got a good ear

 

[Disciplined InSight]

i never realized that Biggie had the same beat as LA LA for Long Kiss Goodnight...you got a good ear

Yeah...great producing minds (Marley Marl and RZA) thinking alike. They both used the same sample.

[video=youtube;bIVJLFFFIqY]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bIVJLFFFIqY&feature=player_embedded[/video]

The sample starts at 0.05...

 

[dwade206]

NY NY easily

...and I'm from NY

 

[onepunch]

Yeah...great producing minds (Marley Marl and RZA) thinking alike. They both used the same sample.

[video=youtube;bIVJLFFFIqY]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bIVJLFFFIqY&feature=player_embedded[/video]

The sample starts at 0.05...

i see we got another crate digger.....good find

 

[MUDDYWATERZ]

i never realized that Biggie had the same beat as LA LA for Long Kiss Goodnight...you got a good ear

And Immortal technique used it.