uncle sams curse vs funk upon a rhyme

[XL Middleton]

uncle sams curse by many many many miles... gangsta madness is my shit

i've got a selection of my favourite above the law tracks in the car right now from right across their career so far

i'm not a huge fan of funk upon a rhyme and only really play the last track.. almost seems to be a bandwagon thing that its rare..so people like it..

i feel that but i bought Funk Upon A Rhyme on cassette when it came out and i played it so much that the tape snapped!!! lol...

[Diggfinger]

uncle sams curse by many many many miles... gangsta madness is my shit

i've got a selection of my favourite above the law tracks in the car right now from right across their career so far

i'm not a huge fan of funk upon a rhyme and only really play the last track.. almost seems to be a bandwagon thing that its rare..so people like it..

i feel that but i bought Funk Upon A Rhyme on cassette when it came out and i played it so much that the tape snapped!!! lol...

  good shit XL. good thing they invented CDs huh

[Noname]

Uncle Sams Curse without a doubt

[PiLL CliNtOn]

uncle sams curse

[eazye]

Funk Upon A Rhyme doesn't have standout joints like Uncle Sam's Curse, and ATL's album is the better all round LP for me.Koka is dope, but at the same time KM.G and Cold 187um (far from lyrical gods) sound REALLY dope over great G-Funk beats (check "Concrete Jungle" - that's my joint right there, "Set Free", "Gangsta Madness"

Metter of fact, Above The Law are one of my favourite west cost groups.

And props for a nice thread 

[Diggfinger]

Funk Upon A Rhyme doesn't have standout joints like Uncle Sam's Curse, and ATL's album is the better all round LP for me.Koka is dope, but at the same time KM.G and Cold 187um (far from lyrical gods) sound REALLY dope over great G-Funk beats (check "Concrete Jungle" - that's my joint right there, "Set Free", "Gangsta Madness"

Metter of fact, Above The Law are one of my favourite west cost groups.

And props for a nice thread 

"Set Free" and "Concrete Jungle" are probably my favourite tracks off there as well, they are just smooth and laid-back. 187um did great on those tracks!

But tracks like "Kaliforia" and "Gangsta Madness" are partially so great because Kokane is on there, so you cant really leave him out either.

[3331]

My favorite tracks would be: Rain Be For Rain Bow, Black Superman, Return of the Real Shit, and Concrete Jungle.

Funk Upon A Rhyme doesn't have standout joints like Uncle Sam's Curse, and ATL's album is the better all round LP for me.Koka is dope, but at the same time KM.G and Cold 187um (far from lyrical gods) sound REALLY dope over great G-Funk beats (check "Concrete Jungle" - that's my joint right there, "Set Free", "Gangsta Madness"

Metter of fact, Above The Law are one of my favourite west cost groups.

Yeah I personally really liked KMG on Uncle Sam's Curse. I think Kokane did what he did best on Uncle Sam's Curse. Made nasty fuckin hooks. He came pretty nice though on Concrete Jungle, and Who Ryde rapping though. Personally though for a whole album I'd take A.T.L. over Kane. I have to admit though I'd probably throw Above the Law out as my favorite hip hop group so ya'know I might be biased.

[The Great Elephant]

usc...i like both but never saw them on the same level really