So many great tracks on this...I agree...it's LL's only TRULY classic LP, although he's got classic songs for days. Only truly classic LP? Think not, B.A.D. is DEFINITELY classic. For the mere line alone, "I'm notorious I'll crush you like a jelly bean!" Hmmm, a thinly veiled BIG dis 5 years prior ...

Money Gripp wrote:

Galvatron78 wrote:I cant look at Charlie Murphy without laughing my ass off........it's because of the K-9 Posse Chapelle's Show was cancelled.....

JBL or clark bent might be the only other people who would get that reference.

some K9 Posse vinyl resided in my house once.

heads don't know.

yes- whilst steaping in the smog i too found this guy's music.

c'mon.

fully appreciated, may still have a tattered copy on a Betamax tape somewhere, no, serious.

Don't forget "I Be Gettin' Busy" off Marley Marl In Control Vol.2 . Amazing. agreed, he rips that track to shreds. BEAST of a song. here's my top 10, off the top. 1.) Rock The Bells 2.) Jinglin' Baby(RMX) 3.) Jack The Ripper 4.) Get Down 5.) Kanday 6.) I Can't Live Without My Radio 7.) It Gets No R...

BayAreaHustla408 wrote:i like how you posted with two of ur alias' in the same thread........fag boy

ha, shut the fuck you fat fucking herbtird.

Happy Birthday, albeit a few months late. This album was released 20 years ago, I still remember my baseball coach rocking it at practice. Appreciate LL here.

Sebastian gets busy wrote:why the fuck didnt i know common went to fam? i need to buy more common albums

yeah, see if anyone at Vinyl Fever can tell you the stories of old.

citizen wrote:blip?

bleep?

Cleanhobo wrote:Where's JBL?

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yeah, he <3 Phil Collins...

Common Sense, just out of FAMU and off the unsigned hype page of the source and into my cassette player in '92. Common used to roll with a crew of heads in Tallahassee called the UAC, which he namedrops on that album quite a bit, it stood for UnAmerican Caravan. The less you know... Appreciate this ...

Finally got around to watching this DVD performance of Shadow in London from the Private Press tour. Being that I saw him on the stop in NYC later on that same tour, and it was one of my favorite shows ever, any genre of music--I thought I'd relive the experience at home, no dice. This was one of th...

ABACAB. Bitches...

eternalreflection wrote:easily belongs, off-field shit shouldn't factor

and not every great player will win a championship in their careers, its a team game, and a lot has to go your way in a given yr to win

see this man.

jes. did timmy also do balet or was that just willie gault?

serious?

and oh yes, Dickerson, definitely top 10.

Emmit definitely ranks higher than Barry, if Sanders wouldv've continued then we'd have an argument. He definitely had the illest moves, but Emmit had the fortitude, and he wasn't exactly a slouch.

Bo was ILL, I was actually at the game when he had his hip nearly ripped clean from its socket.

an-also wrote:I never got into bone thugs. I was never really a fan.

couldn't agreee more, never got the appeal.

appreciated like a mug. my nephew plays baseball in west L.A. at Bad News Bears Field.

Silver Strizzeak.

no static at all.

Tommy Boy, where the buck angrily destroys David Spade's car. Fucking Hilarity, son.

My inherent problem with this film is that Gene Wilder OWNS this role. In my mind, I simply cannot picture another Willy Wonka. Are there no scripts for new films in Hollywood?

now may they go away to their big house on a hill, and stay there.

you're all high and listen to your local "alt-rock" stations The only time I hear radio other than ESPN is when I'm in a friend's car. I appreciate that SOAD has taken their influences and been able to put a new twist on them with multiple (oftentimes for my taste, too many) movements within each s...

you're all high and listen to your local "alt-rock" stations waaaaaay too much, this band is ass.