step one wrote:not all, Dirrty banged hard in the club (as much as tracks like that can anyway). Guaranteed floor filler that had girls trying to act like they were in the video.
Throw the acapella over 'Lapdance' by NERD and its a wrap.
word it did bang in the club, and christina was at her sexiest at that point..
however, redman was laughably out of place on that song
Tonights Da Night
Rockafella
Da Goodness
Funkorama
Headbanger (verse)
City Lights (/w Meth & Bun B)
Redbull (off 'The W')
Cant Wait
Time 4 Sum Aksion
Ill Bee Dat
Da Rockwilder (w/ Meth)
Dusty Fingers wrote:bar for bar on some give me a mic shit nobody is close to Redman in his prime. Not Rakim, not Kane, not G Rap, not L, not Pun, not Pac, not Nas, not Biggie, not any emcee I could see you naming. The ones before him set the stone and the only emcee that comes close is G, but ultimately Redman was far and away the most lyrical and creative.
Wow. I doubt even Noble himself would agree with this.
Dusty Fingers wrote:bar for bar on some give me a mic shit nobody is close to Redman in his prime. Not Rakim, not Kane, not G Rap, not L, not Pun, not Pac, not Nas, not Biggie, not any emcee I could see you naming. The ones before him set the stone and the only emcee that comes close is G, but ultimately Redman was far and away the most lyrical and creative.
Wow. I doubt even Noble himself would agree with this.
I'm pretty sure both Red and Tame would agree with this. Possibly even Treach. I've heard Tame say it himself out of his own mouth. Red I would imagine has to be on earth long enough to realize he is the nicest, and Treach while being top 10 undoubtedly would have to agree.
EDIT: Oh and Tame is top 10 of all time as well.
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And if you're yelling out YOLO, I'm calling you a homo...
Dusty Fingers wrote:bar for bar on some give me a mic shit nobody is close to Redman in his prime. Not Rakim, not Kane, not G Rap, not L, not Pun, not Pac, not Nas, not Biggie, not any emcee I could see you naming. The ones before him set the stone and the only emcee that comes close is G, but ultimately Redman was far and away the most lyrical and creative.
Wow. I doubt even Noble himself would agree with this.
I'm pretty sure both Red and Tame would agree with this. Possibly even Treach. I've heard Tame say it himself out of his own mouth. Red I would imagine has to be on earth long enough to realize he is the nicest, and Treach while being top 10 undoubtedly would have to agree.
Yes Treach is top 10, no question. One of the most underrated emcees of all time. Not to be a dick my brother, but we are from two different worlds. I wouldn't be caught dead with Gucci anywhere near me, and I know Lil Wayne is wack. I don't exactly expect us to see eye to eye. Respect.
And if you're yelling out YOLO, I'm calling you a homo...
Off-Topic: Tame top 10? I am HUGE Tame One fan and cannot agree with this. His solo records have been a terrible representation of him as an emcee sans "When Rappers Attack".
Also, I agree that Treach is underrated, but top 10?
Off-off topic: Ive always wondered why Red & Tame didnt collab more.
The Afronaut wrote:Off-Topic: Tame top 10? I am HUGE Tame One fan and cannot agree with this. His solo records have been a terrible representation of him as an emcee sans "When Rappers Attack".
Also, I agree that Treach is underrated, but top 10?
Off-off topic: Ive always wondered why Red & Tame didnt collab more.
I hear this everywhere about Tame and disagree hugely. I feel all of his solo work aside from one LP has been near perfect. Few can hang with Tame on the mic. Again I don't expect most to agree with me but all three are no doubt in my top ten, and I have no respect for anybody that puts Biggie on that list. Or Pac, as neither are true lyricists imo.
And if you're yelling out YOLO, I'm calling you a homo...
Dusty Fingers wrote:bar for bar on some give me a mic shit nobody is close to Redman in his prime. Not Rakim, not Kane, not G Rap, not L, not Pun, not Pac, not Nas, not Biggie, not any emcee I could see you naming. The ones before him set the stone and the only emcee that comes close is G, but ultimately Redman was far and away the most lyrical and creative.
Wow. I doubt even Noble himself would agree with this.
I'm pretty sure both Red and Tame would agree with this. Possibly even Treach. I've heard Tame say it himself out of his own mouth. Red I would imagine has to be on earth long enough to realize he is the nicest, and Treach while being top 10 undoubtedly would have to agree.
EDIT: Oh and Tame is top 10 of all time as well.
LOL are you employed by the Christie administration to make these claims?
Dusty Fingers wrote:bar for bar on some give me a mic shit nobody is close to Redman in his prime. Not Rakim, not Kane, not G Rap, not L, not Pun, not Pac, not Nas, not Biggie, not any emcee I could see you naming. The ones before him set the stone and the only emcee that comes close is G, but ultimately Redman was far and away the most lyrical and creative.
Wow. I doubt even Noble himself would agree with this.
I'm pretty sure both Red and Tame would agree with this. Possibly even Treach. I've heard Tame say it himself out of his own mouth. Red I would imagine has to be on earth long enough to realize he is the nicest, and Treach while being top 10 undoubtedly would have to agree.
EDIT: Oh and Tame is top 10 of all time as well.
LOL are you employed by the Christie administration to make these claims?
I have always thought Jersey had the nicest emcees. Not as many nice ones, but the nicest ones. They all have the same element of funk in their rhyming, and a similar style. None of them bit New York rappers and they all owe a great deal to George Clinton and Funkadelic. I just am a sucker for their ability to bring the cosmic slop into their rap. From Tame, to Tone, to Treach, to Reggie, to Young Zee, to Pacewon, they all have a rare element of creativity and originality. Hate to further put myself in the category of being an "ACTHEPD on crack" but their style has always been the "freshest"...
And if you're yelling out YOLO, I'm calling you a homo...
I can name at least 25 rappers better than Treach.
Absolutely no order. MC's better than Treach.
1 Rakim
2 Nas
3 Jay-Z
4 Kool G Rap
5 Eminem
6 Big Pun
7 Big L
8 Biggie
9 Redman
10 KRS-One
11 Big Daddy Kane
12 Scarface
13 LL Cool J
14 Slick Rick
15 Ice Cube
16 Posdnous
17 Q-Tip
18 Black Thought
19 Chuck D
20 2Pac
21 Pharoahe Monch
22 Mos Def
23 Andre
24 Ghostface Killah
25 GZA
The entire Wu practically, cept U-God. And I could probably go on if I wanted to. You sound foolish and your taste is horrendous.
26 Masta Ace
27 Common
28 Raekwon
29 Prodigy
30 Big Boi
31 Grand Puba
32 Lord Finesse
33 O.C.
34 Kurupt
35 Guru
36 Jadakiss
38 AZ
39 Casual
40 Large Professor
41 Cam'Ron
42 MF Doom
43 King T
44 Ras Kass
45 Dres
46 Kool Keith
47 Tragedy Khadafi
48 Killer Mike
49 Roc Marciano
50 Bun B
Dusty Fingers wrote:bar for bar on some give me a mic shit nobody is close to Redman in his prime. Not Rakim, not Kane, not G Rap, not L, not Pun, not Pac, not Nas, not Biggie, not any emcee I could see you naming. The ones before him set the stone and the only emcee that comes close is G, but ultimately Redman was far and away the most lyrical and creative.
Wow. I doubt even Noble himself would agree with this.
I'm pretty sure both Red and Tame would agree with this. Possibly even Treach. I've heard Tame say it himself out of his own mouth. Red I would imagine has to be on earth long enough to realize he is the nicest, and Treach while being top 10 undoubtedly would have to agree.
EDIT: Oh and Tame is top 10 of all time as well.
LOL are you employed by the Christie administration to make these claims?
I have always thought Jersey had the nicest emcees. Not as many nice ones, but the nicest ones. They all have the same element of funk in their rhyming, and a similar style. None of them bit New York rappers and they all owe a great deal to George Clinton and Funkadelic. I just am a sucker for their ability to bring the cosmic slop into their rap. From Tame, to Tone, to Treach, to Reggie, to Young Zee, to Pacewon, they all have a rare element of creativity and originality. Hate to further put myself in the category of being an "ACTHEPD on crack" but their style has always been the "freshest"...
thats cool and all, but what about jersey in terms of current rap...what they bringing to the table?
Kool Keith
Slick Rick
G Rap
Treach
Tame One
Redman
KRS One
Rakim
Big Daddy Kane
Pharoahe Monch
Notable missings
Nas
and he's the only one I feel bad about, but I can't cosign his brutal beat selection, I also consider him to be more of a poet along the lines of a 2pac than an emcee like Pharoahe Monch
And if you're yelling out YOLO, I'm calling you a homo...
Kid That's Lifeless wrote:T.I., Young Buck, Lloyd Banks all released albums that I enjoyed. Purple Haze is still great. Dem Franchize Boyz became a thing, that's a good thing or a bad thing I don't know.
Two different worlds.
And if you're yelling out YOLO, I'm calling you a homo...
