still need to take a minute and drop a list. mostly listened to loosies, Kevin Gates and the guys I'm working on music with: SIXSET.bandcamp.com

didn't bother making any sort of drawn out list this year but was listening to power trip (best crossover album, sounds like Iron Age on a death metal trip) carcass (nuff said) napalm christ (guitar player from rwakes death metal band) mammoth grinder (pummeling death/grind/crust from Austin) raptur...

DLG wrote:

Piff Tannen wrote:would you all fuck with SMT over LUM production?

absolutely not.

you guys are missing the majesty of Dylan Ross here.

lets say SMT was from Tel Aviv. Would that give him a "hood pass" for the record Ugly Mane >>> for all the previous reasons state but mostly because he makes music that can be played over and over and over. To each his own. I blame blast for derailing this shit. Anyways, back to SMT. Any date on th...

blastmaster wrote:I really dig Bones' r&b stuff.

I actually dig it the most. Boy Band is his best work.

lets say SMT was from Tel Aviv. Would that give him a "hood pass"

for the record Ugly Mane >>> for all the previous reasons state but mostly because he makes music that can be played over and over and over.

blastmaster wrote:Been taking pills and listening to Bones a good bit lately. Really cool vibes. Not all the way into your boy (nh) yet though. I feel like I'm getting cooler though.

I pick up on a couple Bones tracks here & there but I can back all of Dylan Ross music. Dudes on that level.

are we speculating that this drug is related ? I'm sure everyone is speculating it but he recently recovered from a stroke and had existing health problems. As an admitted drug abuser the syrup, coke and pills couldn't have helped but they didn't seem to interfere with his work ethic as he released...

Lord Infamous...

GentleJonesReturns wrote:he was dope. very original.

innovator, pioneer, influential, respected, game changer, the list goes on. dude was a one of a kind and obviously one of my favorite musicians growing up and to this day. I'm very lucky I got to see and meet him during the 90s at Triple Six shows.

speechless

illuminati_guy wrote:gucci mane a straight edge?

you didn't notice 2 chainz of strength on his neck bro? see you in the pit.

not knocking these dudes but they just advertised it as a triple disc. With 50K on the table shouldn't the investor at least be getting a triple LP on gatefold on limited color run.

Compact Discs of any kind are the absolute worst investment any artist could spend budget on.

Anybody know of any good old school memphis rap blogs? There were a couple that had a bunch of old DJ Paul misxtapes as well as a ton of other shit I never got to check out. Help? tnx unfortunately most of the good ones ended awhile back. I will see what I can dig up. Also beware of ebay purchases ...

finally

Been knowin', brah: http://www.syffal.com/ricky-lewis-chisme https://twitter.com/ilovedylanross/status/408036777211875328 ROZZ DYLIAMS ‏@ilovedylanross @EmpLolo WHAT IS YOUR EMAIL, DOG? Reply Retweet Favorite More 4:55 PM - 3 Dec 13 :cheers: I'm biased but I don't see why he's still so slept on. I ...

blastmaster wrote:Select-O-Hits too.

Jeff is still fairly active. I uses to scan the cd racks at the local shop and make purchases based on the Select-O logo. That shit was a stamp of quality back in the day.

Larry2times wrote:Yeah Mac was a great kid rapper actually. I think some blog post about that video was how I heard about him.

Galvatron78 wrote:i wanted an album of him and Mac over KLC's beats......

instant classic

sleazy_j wrote:oddly enough, one of my favorite new orleans rap songs is by a deceased rapper, too, but that's MC Thick's "Marrero".

WHAT THE FELLAS BE YELLIN

Mac wasn't on No Limit when he did the song with B.G. & Slim wasn't on No Limit since the 90s. I doubt anyone remembers an adolescent Mac when he that music video about having crushes on girls riding the school bus? I wanna say Big Boy Records was responsible. I haven't seen the video in ages but I'...

Pimp C rolling in the grave like a pudding

Kevin Gates - IDGAF
Da Mafia 6ix - Remember
Project Pat - Mask Up

"Some type a way" was the shit too though

blastmaster wrote:Love Me or Love Me Not should have been a hit.

It should have been. Sadly his first hit record was the guest verse on Slow Motion which even Juve says was a Slim song. It's still surprising to me how often people forget to mention his influence.

the patron saint of new orleans. a real one.

Production wise The Future Is Now was one of the best albums from that Era. Best albums period from that era. What the fuck is going on here? To be honest, I haven't heard most of those, but that Non Phixion song was one of the worst on the album. I remember that track as being one of the first Pre...

Production wise The Future Is Now was one of the best albums from that Era.