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SATURDAY classic vs classic......who is this weekends champ (wk 26) * THE BATTLE ROYAL ADDITION *
DJ Premier: “I almost didn’t make the record. Big called me at the last minute, and said, ‘Get me a track,’ and I told him, ‘I don’t have time to make one.’ I had other deadlines to meet at the time. He was on his way to blow up, and I loved him, and I wanted to help, but I really just didn’t have the time. I used to see Big in the area all the time. Just to hang. Mister Cee put me on to Big, and we would go down to the store where we used to buy 40s. We’ll see Big, and he’ll be like, ‘Yo, what do I got to do to get put on?’ And I said, ‘Well, you messing with Puff.’ And he’s like, ‘Yeah, but he’s taking too long.’ And I would be like, ‘Nah, stay with him. He’s going to help you get rich.’ He was just impatient like all artists, but it’s a process.
“So he just kept pushing me like, ‘Yo, Prim, please, please, I ain’t got no more money in my budget. All I got is $5,000.’ And I’m like, ‘Dude, I cost way more than that, but I love you, and I’m going to go ahead and look out for you. Just get up here tonight.’ And I did that beat. He was here. Standing right over there [points at the corner next to the turntable] while I was sampling the beat, and goes, ‘I just want to watch [imitates Biggie’s breathing].’ [Laughs.] I don’t like people watching me making my beats, but with Big I was just comfortable. He was actually the one who said, ‘Yo, scratch R. Kelly’s ‘Your Body's Callin'.’ You know where he goes, ‘Unbelievable~’’ And I was like, ‘Yo, that sounds like it’ll work.’ Then he just went in there and spit it. No paper, no nothing. He actually just sits there for hours. And you’d think he’s not doing anything, or even concentrating, and then when it’s getting damn near three or four in the morning, you ask him, ‘Dude, are we going to do this tonight? Or are we coming back tomorrow?’ He’ll be like, ‘Nah, I’m ready.’ And he just gets up, and goes in there. Bangs it. Done.”
“So he just kept pushing me like, ‘Yo, Prim, please, please, I ain’t got no more money in my budget. All I got is $5,000.’ And I’m like, ‘Dude, I cost way more than that, but I love you, and I’m going to go ahead and look out for you. Just get up here tonight.’ And I did that beat. He was here. Standing right over there [points at the corner next to the turntable] while I was sampling the beat, and goes, ‘I just want to watch [imitates Biggie’s breathing].’ [Laughs.] I don’t like people watching me making my beats, but with Big I was just comfortable. He was actually the one who said, ‘Yo, scratch R. Kelly’s ‘Your Body's Callin'.’ You know where he goes, ‘Unbelievable~’’ And I was like, ‘Yo, that sounds like it’ll work.’ Then he just went in there and spit it. No paper, no nothing. He actually just sits there for hours. And you’d think he’s not doing anything, or even concentrating, and then when it’s getting damn near three or four in the morning, you ask him, ‘Dude, are we going to do this tonight? Or are we coming back tomorrow?’ He’ll be like, ‘Nah, I’m ready.’ And he just gets up, and goes in there. Bangs it. Done.”
I like that @achewon87
Liked it so much it made me wonder if the Snoop joint had a backstory
I found the DOC interview
“Snoop Dogg, when I worked with him earlier in his career, that’s how created his stuff… he would freestyle, he wasn’t a writer then, he was a freestyler,” and The D.O.C. states, “Snoop’s [rap] was a one take willy, but his shit was all freestyle. He hadn’t written nothing down. He just came in and started busting. The song was "Tha Shiznit"—that was all freestyle. He started busting and when we got to the break, Dre cut the machine off, did the chorus and told Snoop to come back in. He did that throughout the record. That’s when Snoop was in the zone then.”
Liked it so much it made me wonder if the Snoop joint had a backstory
I found the DOC interview
“Snoop Dogg, when I worked with him earlier in his career, that’s how created his stuff… he would freestyle, he wasn’t a writer then, he was a freestyler,” and The D.O.C. states, “Snoop’s [rap] was a one take willy, but his shit was all freestyle. He hadn’t written nothing down. He just came in and started busting. The song was "Tha Shiznit"—that was all freestyle. He started busting and when we got to the break, Dre cut the machine off, did the chorus and told Snoop to come back in. He did that throughout the record. That’s when Snoop was in the zone then.”
dalyricalbandit
Moderator
Can I
Unbelievable
Represent
The Shiznit
Hand of the dead body
Unbelievable
Represent
The Shiznit
Hand of the dead body
its....JOHN B
New member
Damn
T. Sanford
New member
I'm down with Khalid Abdul Muhammad
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its....JOHN B
New member
Represent
Unbelievable
Hand of the dead body
Can I live
Shiznit
Shiznit is a party anthem but Snoop’s nursery rhymes isn’t holding up with the other 4
Unbelievable
Hand of the dead body
Can I live
Shiznit
Shiznit is a party anthem but Snoop’s nursery rhymes isn’t holding up with the other 4
Revolver Ocelot
New member
Represent
Unbelievable
Can I Live
Shiznit
Hand of the Dead Body
Unbelievable
Can I Live
Shiznit
Hand of the Dead Body
thagreat45
New member
Really? Man none of these songs fuckin' wit the hard lyricism of biggie specially that second verse. Maybe for some of you NaSlims yes but still. That was Big at his best.
its....JOHN B;c-10029350 said:Represent
Unbelievable
Hand of the dead body
Can I live
Shiznit
Shiznit is a party anthem but Snoop’s nursery rhymes isn’t holding up with the other 4
Thats how I always felt. People say Snoop's flow is so incredible, but he's not really saying much. Especially when you compare him to Nas and Illmatic which was out around the same time.
Before the BDP conflict with MC Shan
Around the time when Shante dissed the Real Roxxane
I used to wake up every mornin, see my crew on the block
Every day's a different plan that had us runnin from cops
If it wasn't hangin out in front of cocaine spots
We was at the candy factory, breakin the locks
Around the time when Shante dissed the Real Roxxane
I used to wake up every mornin, see my crew on the block
Every day's a different plan that had us runnin from cops
If it wasn't hangin out in front of cocaine spots
We was at the candy factory, breakin the locks
its....JOHN B
New member
achewon87;c-10028686 said:DJ Premier: “I almost didn’t make the record. Big called me at the last minute, and said, ‘Get me a track,’ and I told him, ‘I don’t have time to make one.’ I had other deadlines to meet at the time. He was on his way to blow up, and I loved him, and I wanted to help, but I really just didn’t have the time. I used to see Big in the area all the time. Just to hang. Mister Cee put me on to Big, and we would go down to the store where we used to buy 40s. We’ll see Big, and he’ll be like, ‘Yo, what do I got to do to get put on?’ And I said, ‘Well, you messing with Puff.’ And he’s like, ‘Yeah, but he’s taking too long.’ And I would be like, ‘Nah, stay with him. He’s going to help you get rich.’ He was just impatient like all artists, but it’s a process.
“So he just kept pushing me like, ‘Yo, Prim, please, please, I ain’t got no more money in my budget. All I got is $5,000.’ And I’m like, ‘Dude, I cost way more than that, but I love you, and I’m going to go ahead and look out for you. Just get up here tonight.’ And I did that beat. He was here. Standing right over there [points at the corner next to the turntable] while I was sampling the beat, and goes, ‘I just want to watch [imitates Biggie’s breathing].’ [Laughs.] I don’t like people watching me making my beats, but with Big I was just comfortable. He was actually the one who said, ‘Yo, scratch R. Kelly’s ‘Your Body's Callin'.’ You know where he goes, ‘Unbelievable~’’ And I was like, ‘Yo, that sounds like it’ll work.’ Then he just went in there and spit it. No paper, no nothing. He actually just sits there for hours. And you’d think he’s not doing anything, or even concentrating, and then when it’s getting damn near three or four in the morning, you ask him, ‘Dude, are we going to do this tonight? Or are we coming back tomorrow?’ He’ll be like, ‘Nah, I’m ready.’ And he just gets up, and goes in there. Bangs it. Done.”
I could of went either way with this or Represent, Primo got a good story about represent too don’t he?
its....JOHN B;c-10030934 said:achewon87;c-10028686 said:DJ Premier: “I almost didn’t make the record. Big called me at the last minute, and said, ‘Get me a track,’ and I told him, ‘I don’t have time to make one.’ I had other deadlines to meet at the time. He was on his way to blow up, and I loved him, and I wanted to help, but I really just didn’t have the time. I used to see Big in the area all the time. Just to hang. Mister Cee put me on to Big, and we would go down to the store where we used to buy 40s. We’ll see Big, and he’ll be like, ‘Yo, what do I got to do to get put on?’ And I said, ‘Well, you messing with Puff.’ And he’s like, ‘Yeah, but he’s taking too long.’ And I would be like, ‘Nah, stay with him. He’s going to help you get rich.’ He was just impatient like all artists, but it’s a process.
“So he just kept pushing me like, ‘Yo, Prim, please, please, I ain’t got no more money in my budget. All I got is $5,000.’ And I’m like, ‘Dude, I cost way more than that, but I love you, and I’m going to go ahead and look out for you. Just get up here tonight.’ And I did that beat. He was here. Standing right over there [points at the corner next to the turntable] while I was sampling the beat, and goes, ‘I just want to watch [imitates Biggie’s breathing].’ [Laughs.] I don’t like people watching me making my beats, but with Big I was just comfortable. He was actually the one who said, ‘Yo, scratch R. Kelly’s ‘Your Body's Callin'.’ You know where he goes, ‘Unbelievable~’’ And I was like, ‘Yo, that sounds like it’ll work.’ Then he just went in there and spit it. No paper, no nothing. He actually just sits there for hours. And you’d think he’s not doing anything, or even concentrating, and then when it’s getting damn near three or four in the morning, you ask him, ‘Dude, are we going to do this tonight? Or are we coming back tomorrow?’ He’ll be like, ‘Nah, I’m ready.’ And he just gets up, and goes in there. Bangs it. Done.”
I could of went either way with this or Represent, Primo got a good story about represent too don’t he?
I'm sure he do. It would be cool if we add that back story to this thread. Represent woulda been what I voted for if the Shiznit wasn't an option. That's my favorite illmatic song. Actually each of these are my favs that would get me hype on each of they classic albums(D'evils woulda been my RD representative tho)
