KneeGro_DuperMan
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Production - Chronic
Lyrics - OB4CL
Unstoppable Force meets Immovable Object
Lyrics - OB4CL
Unstoppable Force meets Immovable Object
YamoleySensei
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OB4CL is the greatest hip hop album, ever....fuck coon ass Dre
skpjr78;6790472 said:
Nonsense, there was so much stuff coming out of the East coast that people weren't even buying albums, they were buying mixtapes.
Pete Rock and CL Smooth
Digable Planets
A Tribe Called Quest
Gang Starr
Leaders of the New School
Redman
Erick Sermon
Keith Murray
Blahzay Blahzay
The Fugees
Wu Tang (Method Man, Old Dirty Bastard, Raekwon, GZA, Ghostface)
The Gravediggaz
Notorious BIG
Craig Mack
Lost Boys
De La Soul
Black Moon
Smiff N Wesson
Originoo Gunn Clappazz
Heltah Skeltah
Nas
Jay Z
Mobb Deep
MOP
Fat Joe
Diamond D
Lord Finesse
Big L
O.C
Organized Konfusion
Ill Al Skratch
Group Home
Jeru The Damaja
Akinyele
Brand Nubian
And that's just from 94-97
LOL @ "nobody on the east coast was worth listening to until DMX dropped" You must be 16 years old or something to say something that stupid. I can remember circa 94/95 the highlight of any weed session was when somebody went to new York and picked up a mix tape. That mixtape would circulate around campus until somebody bought another one. there was so much stuff out that people weren't buying albums.
The Lonious Monk
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OB4CL
I thought Death Row shit was the epitome of rap until Wu-tang came out, and then I pretty much stopped listening to Death Row until 2Pac went there.
The Chronic is tight and all, but to me it was easily outshined by Doggystyle. Meanwhile, OB4CL provide a blueprint for East Coast rap that no one else recreated better.
I thought Death Row shit was the epitome of rap until Wu-tang came out, and then I pretty much stopped listening to Death Row until 2Pac went there.
The Chronic is tight and all, but to me it was easily outshined by Doggystyle. Meanwhile, OB4CL provide a blueprint for East Coast rap that no one else recreated better.
TheMarxmen
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Cuban Linx.
270crownst
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"GOAT for the EAST COAST which wasnt saying much
for that time period. OB4CL was the best non biggie
album to come from the east. Lets be honest outside
of biggie's first album and wu tangs first album there
was nobody on the east coast was worth listening to
until DMX dropped. And then to compare it to maybe
the best rap album ever made is a joke.Youre most def the trol of the year.. Just by that comment
for that time period. OB4CL was the best non biggie
album to come from the east. Lets be honest outside
of biggie's first album and wu tangs first album there
was nobody on the east coast was worth listening to
until DMX dropped. And then to compare it to maybe
the best rap album ever made is a joke.Youre most def the trol of the year.. Just by that comment
BeleeDatPleighboy
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"Got myself some Chronic...I wants to get fucked up"
I have to say that the production on OB4CL is over The Chronic, I'm not talking about beats but over all production.
That album is put together like a film, it's like the Godfather or Goodfellas put on wax. From beggining to end it all ties in together.
I also heard that Killer Mike decided to stop hustling and get his life together after listening to Striving for Perfection.
GOAT album.
That album is put together like a film, it's like the Godfather or Goodfellas put on wax. From beggining to end it all ties in together.
I also heard that Killer Mike decided to stop hustling and get his life together after listening to Striving for Perfection.
GOAT album.
The Lonious Monk
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n.mcfly;6793469 said:
This. As good as the Chronic is, you don't really even hear anybody talking about it like that anymore.
Ibex;6790406 said:
Nah, Raekwon and Ghost were making up their own slang on Only Built For Cuban Linx. Think about that, they made up their own slang for an entire album. Kurrupt was good but he didn't break any new ground. he was just a good rapper with good beats.
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