Which Album Had Better Production: Illmatic or Ready to Die

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6ft5;3081456 said:
"it's I'll when M.C.s use to be on crutty shit/ took home Ready To Die listened studied it/now they on some money shit/ successful out the blue.....

Niggas heard one more chance with females singing the chorus and went home a wrote if I ruled the world

^^^^^ underrated post
 
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6ft5;3081488 said:
I said it was as lyrical not more not less the difference between Biggie and mort artist is his direly was slow with that being said you was able to understand and criticize his verses a lot easier then any one else. This makes hif even better because even though you heard and understood everything he says you never heard him say nothing that was wack.
Now can you say that about Nas?

Bruh, we're talking about It Ain't Hard to Tell and Memory Lane vs. One More Chance Remix. You can not sit here with a straight face and be unbiased while saying these songs were equal lyrically.

I can understand and criticize Nas too. He's still better.
 
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buttuh_b;3081501 said:
It's not really a comparison. Nas was and is a waaay better rapper. Illmatic was better than Ready to Die in all aspects and It Was Written is better than Life After Death.

Big is great and everything but he's not in the same realm musically. He just excelled more at having the balance between the streets and commercial audience on lock. Don't get me wrong, the kid could spit. But he didn't spazz like Nasir still does to this day.

according to this thread..its a comparison!!! and how is Nas a wayyy better rapper
BIG has the GOAT flow and GOAT storytelling
and dont forget before Em...the undisputed "murder u on ur own song" was BIG
he was NEVER outshined!!!
 
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buttuh_b;3081514 said:
Bruh, we're talking about It Ain't Hard to Tell and Memory Lane vs. One More Chance Remix. You can not sit here with a straight face and be unbiased while saying these songs were equal lyrically.

I can understand and criticize Nas too. He's still better.
thats your opinion I'm not going to agree but you like who you like I like who I like
 
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buttuh_b;3081501 said:
It's not really a comparison. Nas was and is a waaay better rapper. Illmatic was better than Ready to Die in all aspects and It Was Written is better than Life After Death.

Big is great and everything but he's not in the same realm musically. He just excelled more at having the balance between the streets and commercial audience on lock. Don't get me wrong, the kid could spit. But he didn't spazz like Nasir still does to this day.

Im a Biggie Fan and a Nas Fan but Nas is not way better. Biggie had the better Flow of the 2.
 
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6ft5;3081456 said:
"it's I'll when M.C.s use to be on crutty shit/ took home Ready To Die listened studied it/now they on some money shit/ successful out the blue.....

Niggas heard one more chance with females singing the chorus and went home a wrote if I ruled the world

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dabull;3081517 said:
according to this thread..its a comparison!!! and how is Nas a wayyy better rapper

BIG has the GOAT flow and GOAT storytelling

and dont forget before Em...the undisputed "murder u on ur own song" was BIG

he was NEVER outshined!!!

Big in my opinion is the greatest east coat rapper he did more for NY then anyone including Nas half these niggas like Nas by word of mouth when Nas first came out people didn't know who he was the streets were not buzzing for Nas
 
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dabull;3081517 said:
according to this thread..its a comparison!!! and how is Nas a wayyy better rapper
BIG has the GOAT flow and GOAT storytelling
and dont forget before Em...the undisputed "murder u on ur own song" was BIG
he was NEVER outshined!!!

How many collabos was Big even on to get outshined?? Lol. Not a large number.

No, Big's flow wasn't technically better than Nasir from a pure stand point in 94. His style was different and appealed to people but what made his flow better?

GOAT story teller?? Naw. First off, he's not a better story teller than Nas. Ghostface, Ice Cube, Slick Rick >>> as well. And we could go song for song on this subject.
 
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6ft5;3081546 said:
Big in my opinion is the greatest east coat rapper he did more for NY then anyone including Nas half these niggas like Nas by word of mouth when Nas first came out people didn't know who he was the streets were not buzzing for Nas

rofl ooookkkkkkkkk
 
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buttuh_b;3081501 said:
It's not really a comparison. Nas was and is a waaay better rapper. Illmatic was better than Ready to Die in all aspects and It Was Written is better than Life After Death.

Big is great and everything but he's not in the same realm musically. He just excelled more at having the balance between the streets and commercial audience on lock. Don't get me wrong, the kid could spit. But he didn't spazz like Nasir still does to this day.

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buttuh_b;3081554 said:
How many collabos was Big even on to get outshined?? Lol. Not a large number.

No, Big's flow wasn't technically better than Nasir from a pure stand point in 94. His style was different and appealed to people but what made his flow better?

GOAT story teller?? Naw. First off, he's not a better story teller than Nas. Ghostface, Ice Cube, Slick Rick >>> as well. And we could go song for song on this subject.

Big was on many features he also was lyricist of the year
 
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buttuh_b;3081554 said:
How many collabos was Big even on to get outshined?? Lol. Not a large number.

No, Big's flow wasn't technically better than Nasir from a pure stand point in 94. His style was different and appealed to people but what made his flow better?

GOAT story teller?? Naw. First off, he's not a better story teller than Nas. Ghostface, Ice Cube, Slick Rick >>> as well. And we could go song for song on this subject.

go ahead and start the spin off thread bruh, i'm ready for this one!!!!
 
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Name 15 features Biggie was on.

The one feature on his debut I could easily argue Method Man outspit him. The Camel got him on "I Love the Dough".

Revisionist history...........
 
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thesynthesis;3081583 said:
RTD

but illmatic still better

as is MATW

my nigga systhesis......knew you would be arriving......and just stop it none of Pac albums are even of the realm of these 2 CDs in discussion
 
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dabull;3081575 said:
go ahead and start the spin off thread bruh, i'm ready for this one!!!!

lol I'll make one a lil later.. I'm bout to hit the basketball court in a couple minutes
 
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Life After Death could have been a classic if it was a one disc. Too much filler on the second disc and a couple just above average tracks on the first.
 
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buttuh_b;3081587 said:
Name 15 features Biggie was on.

The one feature on his debut I could easily argue Method Man outspit him. The Camel got him on "I Love the Dough".

Revisionist history...........

Biggie had better verses than Jay-Z on "I Love The Dough".

Also Biggie didn't get outshined on "The What" even Meth admitted that.
 
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buttuh_b;3081619 said:
Life After Death could have been a classic if it was a one disc. Too much filler on the second disc and a couple just above average tracks on the first.

LAD is a classic
 
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