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Quote from: Bigg Paul on February 23, 2007, 12:34:43 PMQuote from: DPG2K7 on February 22, 2007, 04:16:42 AMAbout a week ago I was out with a group of friends at this night club in Edinburgh, Scotland. I headed upstairs to the Hip-Hop floor to hear what tracks they were playing, mainly expecting to hear the same ol' same. Suddenly, of all the tracks, the DJ throws on Sly Boogy's "It's Nuthin'." I was completely shocked, since the track is hardly well known here and Sly's far from a household name - particularly where I'm from. If they were going to play some West Coast rap, I would have predicted the usual suspects: Dre, Snoop, 2pac, Ice Cube, and at a stretch Tha Dogg Pound. Hearing "It's Nothin" for a change had me totally hyped, and anticipating some Ras Kass or something. Alas, 'twas not to be since after that they went back to the standard tracks.Anyone had any other experiences like this where you've heard a DJ spin a West Coast track that you totally didn't think would get club play?im from edinburgh, what club wer u in?i was in a rnb/hip hop club in edinburgh, Massa, ther they played federation feat e40 - stunna glasses at nite, suprised and went crazy(cause i was drunk out my face)That song is a f*ing banger!!! I love that song!!!
Quote from: DPG2K7 on February 22, 2007, 04:16:42 AMAbout a week ago I was out with a group of friends at this night club in Edinburgh, Scotland. I headed upstairs to the Hip-Hop floor to hear what tracks they were playing, mainly expecting to hear the same ol' same. Suddenly, of all the tracks, the DJ throws on Sly Boogy's "It's Nuthin'." I was completely shocked, since the track is hardly well known here and Sly's far from a household name - particularly where I'm from. If they were going to play some West Coast rap, I would have predicted the usual suspects: Dre, Snoop, 2pac, Ice Cube, and at a stretch Tha Dogg Pound. Hearing "It's Nothin" for a change had me totally hyped, and anticipating some Ras Kass or something. Alas, 'twas not to be since after that they went back to the standard tracks.Anyone had any other experiences like this where you've heard a DJ spin a West Coast track that you totally didn't think would get club play?im from edinburgh, what club wer u in?i was in a rnb/hip hop club in edinburgh, Massa, ther they played federation feat e40 - stunna glasses at nite, suprised and went crazy(cause i was drunk out my face)
About a week ago I was out with a group of friends at this night club in Edinburgh, Scotland. I headed upstairs to the Hip-Hop floor to hear what tracks they were playing, mainly expecting to hear the same ol' same. Suddenly, of all the tracks, the DJ throws on Sly Boogy's "It's Nuthin'." I was completely shocked, since the track is hardly well known here and Sly's far from a household name - particularly where I'm from. If they were going to play some West Coast rap, I would have predicted the usual suspects: Dre, Snoop, 2pac, Ice Cube, and at a stretch Tha Dogg Pound. Hearing "It's Nothin" for a change had me totally hyped, and anticipating some Ras Kass or something. Alas, 'twas not to be since after that they went back to the standard tracks.Anyone had any other experiences like this where you've heard a DJ spin a West Coast track that you totally didn't think would get club play?
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