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Bishop Lamont- N*gger Noize
dogg chit !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Quote from: J$crILLa on April 09, 2007, 01:01:03 PMdogg chit !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!this thread is about street albums not "albums" u dumb ass dogg pound cheerleader
Quote from: Iliveinthefuture on April 09, 2007, 01:03:15 PMQuote from: J$crILLa on April 09, 2007, 01:01:03 PMdogg chit !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!this thread is about street albums not "albums" u dumb ass dogg pound cheerleader OK, well then since it's become your thread, why don't you tell us the criteria of what separates and album from an street album.
LOL, youre an idiot. Some "street" album do make the stores. JR Writer, Writer's Block 4 wasn't a street album? It's in every store out here. Even that Ya Boy is in some stores.
Quote from: reefer alston on April 09, 2007, 01:13:40 PMLOL, youre an idiot. Some "street" album do make the stores. JR Writer, Writer's Block 4 wasn't a street album? It's in every store out here. Even that Ya Boy is in some stores.but we can all agree that dogg chit isn't a street albumright mate?
To me the industry is going the street album route. It is a quick way for a artist to get original material out while his or her mainstream album is being worked on. Bishop Lamont is a perfect example. Why wait around for maybe years at a time before your album come out on Aftermath? He has fresh, new material that is LP worthy and quality and he is putting it out. It's creates a buzz or keeps the buzz a artist already has. It is just called a street album because many times it just comes out. No set street date, no promo, no nothing. It is just another means to getting your music out there.