3-6 Mafia is back

[Harry Hater]

Wasnt too hype about this, didnt really deliver for me. Really looking forward to the new one next week tho.

[sleazy_j]

http://www.hotnewhiphop.com/da-mafia-6i ... 01098.html



https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/6ix-c ... d744143835 itunes NO DJ version with two bonus tracks

[catfish hunter]

wish I was home where I could bump this in the damn car. What I've heard so far is Buck as hell. I still can't get over why Paul put Yelawolf on "Go Hard" instead of Lil Wyte. Was cool seeing Point Blank surface on Body Parts 6 but a couple of those other verses were weak.

[Larry2times]

Fuck this is so good, only a few songs in and its everything youd want. Black Sabbath and obligatory Everlasting Bass samples

[Larry2times]

song sequels are totally done justice too

[catfish hunter]

mane this junt is buck mane.

[Larry2times]

the traditional ad outro is a bit hectic in the twitter/facebook era

[sleazy_j]

at least i now know to add crunchy black to my instagram feed.

[Larry2times]

Uh i may have been off dat hay/loud and gone overboard, tapes definitely cool though

[BARRY LURKIN]

YET TO LISTEN BUT PAUL GETTING THAT INTERPOLATION MONEY CARE O KEITHY'S LITTLE PRECIOUS RITE?

[catfish hunter]

finally

[Larry2times]

wha

[sleazy_j]

looks like they should be called Da Mafia 3 now. RIP Lord, Boo gone, it's just Paul, Crunchy and Koop. Paul should just add Wyte and Frayser, maybe Pat, too.
as long as he doesn't add those other guests he had on the mixtape.

anyhow, if anyone cares, Boo and La Chat dropped an album together. it's on Spotify.
http://open.spotify.com/album/1p7Z5MLXyv8GdLw5Clst1T


personally, i find La Chat a more interesting rapper than Boo, but really don't listen to much of either their works.

[sleazy_j]

http://twenty4sevenmagazine.com/?p=6359

recent T-Rock interview.

[sleazy_j]

Da Mafia 6ix "Lock'm N Da Trunk v.2" ft. DJ Zirk

interesting use of samples; Triggerman and Ike's Mood up in there.

[sleazy_j]

today i listened to the joint album they did with ICP so you don't have to.

upon first listen, i thought DJ Paul (and TWhy) did all the beats, but wikipedia and a picture of the CD insert liner notes says otherwise.
most of the songs feel like they all share the same style of production, hence that thought.
all the crazy bass this album has (the reddeming factor imo) sounds mastered the same throughout.

you could probably make a five minute track solely out of all the times "mafia six" or "icp" is shouted by group members on this album.
that shit gets old real quick.

the album starts off rough and loose in themes, DM6 spits some violent stuff then ICP spits corny violent stuff. later on in the album, the more it sounds like a group effort.

there's a somewhat uncredited rapper named Young Wicked that shows up throughout the album, and pretty much outraps everybody else on every track he appears on.
at first I thought it was Rittz rapping. Young Wicked is basically the Rittz Your Old Droog.

the beats are crazy and there aren't any slow tracks. worth checking for blasting some heavy bass. the lyrics and themes are beyond forgettable.

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[illuminati_guy]

wasn't expecting much of the killjoy club album so im happy there was more of 36 influences over it than icp. few songs i really like, devil made do it and some others. forgettable shit all the way tho

album needs lord infamous badly, r.i.p

young wicked was pretty good rapper so i checked some of his own shit out and surprise it sucks

[DLG]

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