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BIG FAT NO! Like a previous post i read in this blog....westcoast once had a formula we went by that kept us original from any other region. We had that g-funk going on on others tried to piggy back off of that cause it was so hot at the time. I think we need to go back to that and have a sound that you know is westcoast. I mean eastcoast rap music sounds like eastcoast and dirty south sounds like dirty south and we don't have our own sound anymore these new rappers just wanna take whatever sound is popular and use it for their albums. Westcoast rappers will never do what was done in the past!
Quote from: R-Tistic on October 23, 2008, 01:00:32 PMQuote from: Quik on October 23, 2008, 10:54:51 AMa big NO...cause the "old" west had a style a sound,the new west got nothing they maybe got skills on the mic but they aint got no sounds...all they do is ride dick on dirty south beats,hate listening to so called west coast mixtapes,cause all i hear is some dirty south clap this..lean that beats.I agree with that part...one problem with us is that some of us got brainwashed by the East Coast, who wasn't doin shit, and got concerned with "who can spit?" You always hear "it's no real spiitters in the west" and then you'll hear the "spitters" or those who ride for them mention their name...but just rappin and having dope lyrics alone isn't what makes people interested. It's about the music as a whole...and right now, we have limited direction with that.i'm from the east coast and i've always felt the (old) west could spit even though it was g shit. that what made me love it.
Quote from: Quik on October 23, 2008, 10:54:51 AMa big NO...cause the "old" west had a style a sound,the new west got nothing they maybe got skills on the mic but they aint got no sounds...all they do is ride dick on dirty south beats,hate listening to so called west coast mixtapes,cause all i hear is some dirty south clap this..lean that beats.I agree with that part...one problem with us is that some of us got brainwashed by the East Coast, who wasn't doin shit, and got concerned with "who can spit?" You always hear "it's no real spiitters in the west" and then you'll hear the "spitters" or those who ride for them mention their name...but just rappin and having dope lyrics alone isn't what makes people interested. It's about the music as a whole...and right now, we have limited direction with that.
a big NO...cause the "old" west had a style a sound,the new west got nothing they maybe got skills on the mic but they aint got no sounds...all they do is ride dick on dirty south beats,hate listening to so called west coast mixtapes,cause all i hear is some dirty south clap this..lean that beats.
Quote from: Classic Material on October 23, 2008, 01:06:04 PMQuote from: R-Tistic on October 23, 2008, 01:00:32 PMQuote from: Quik on October 23, 2008, 10:54:51 AMa big NO...cause the "old" west had a style a sound,the new west got nothing they maybe got skills on the mic but they aint got no sounds...all they do is ride dick on dirty south beats,hate listening to so called west coast mixtapes,cause all i hear is some dirty south clap this..lean that beats.I agree with that part...one problem with us is that some of us got brainwashed by the East Coast, who wasn't doin shit, and got concerned with "who can spit?" You always hear "it's no real spiitters in the west" and then you'll hear the "spitters" or those who ride for them mention their name...but just rappin and having dope lyrics alone isn't what makes people interested. It's about the music as a whole...and right now, we have limited direction with that.i'm from the east coast and i've always felt the (old) west could spit even though it was g shit. that what made me love it.The old West definitely could...but it was in a different way, and they were much more musically inclined. Snoop, Warren, and others never had technically advanced lyrics, but had great rhythm and melody to their style...it wasn't just about punchlines like it is now. They made SONGS, meaning they talked and showed personality on the intro/outros of songs, did hooks, bridges, and all else....nowadays, some rappers think it's all about punchlines and whatever they think "swagger" is, without knowing how to make songs and lyrics that stick without watering it down.
It would be great if they could, but no. Not right now.
i think it needs an Original artist with the hunger and passion that kids like pac, Snoop and them had....plus the main thing is back then what i see in studio sessions and interviews they werent too much blinded by money and fame! they were having fun with it...and they did copy any1 the all had a different stylethe funniest thing is if u really check it alot of em were friends before the music and family members......thats crazy
I wish we had more creative people doing something beyond the ordinary