Why the hell did DAZ and DJ Quik change their flow?

[eazye]

For once, I completely agree with the thread starter (about Daz).He was sooooo smooth on pretty much everything he rapped on up to Retaliation...After that he became almost unlistenable to me, because I couldn't stand his yellin' ass.

I can say the same thing about Yuk.On the first two Luniz albums, and before that, he was great.But when I listened to that Thug Lord album I was really saddened to hear his trying to be too hard flow on 80 % of the tracks.

Dunno, maybe it's just me, but Daz and Yuk's smooth flows was great to me, after they switched up it was 

[d-nice]

For once, I completely agree with the thread starter (about Daz).He was sooooo smooth on pretty much everything he rapped on up to Retaliation...After that he became almost unlistenable to me, because I couldn't stand his yellin' ass.

I can say the same thing about Yuk.On the first two Luniz albums, and before that, he was great.But when I listened to that Thug Lord album I was really saddened to hear his trying to be too hard flow on 80 % of the tracks.

Dunno, maybe it's just me, but Daz and Yuk's smooth flows was great to me, after they switched up it was 

Have you heard Yuk's last album Godzilla? Because he switched his flow up on there. It is much smoother than his previous solos.

[eazye]

For once, I completely agree with the thread starter (about Daz).He was sooooo smooth on pretty much everything he rapped on up to Retaliation...After that he became almost unlistenable to me, because I couldn't stand his yellin' ass.

I can say the same thing about Yuk.On the first two Luniz albums, and before that, he was great.But when I listened to that Thug Lord album I was really saddened to hear his trying to be too hard flow on 80 % of the tracks.

Dunno, maybe it's just me, but Daz and Yuk's smooth flows was great to me, after they switched up it was 

Have you heard Yuk's last album Godzilla? Because he switched his flow up on there. It is much smoother than his previous solos.

Damn man, didn't know that.Props for the info, I'ma check the album as soon as I can 

[d-nice]

For once, I completely agree with the thread starter (about Daz).He was sooooo smooth on pretty much everything he rapped on up to Retaliation...After that he became almost unlistenable to me, because I couldn't stand his yellin' ass.

I can say the same thing about Yuk.On the first two Luniz albums, and before that, he was great.But when I listened to that Thug Lord album I was really saddened to hear his trying to be too hard flow on 80 % of the tracks.

Dunno, maybe it's just me, but Daz and Yuk's smooth flows was great to me, after they switched up it was 

Have you heard Yuk's last album Godzilla? Because he switched his flow up on there. It is much smoother than his previous solos.

Damn man, didn't know that.Props for the info, I'ma check the album as soon as I can 

Pretty much that whole album, Yuk had the smooth flow. I remember he said in a interview what you were saying and he heard the fans wanted him to change back so he did.

[J$crILLa]

I always liked Daz's flow when he would sound all jamaican like such as on Lil Ghetto Boy and The Day The Niggaz Took Over.

"Dem wonder why me violent and no really understand
For de reason why me take me law, in me own, hand
Me not out for peace and me not Rodney King
De gun goes - click, me gun goes - bang
Dem riot in Compton and dem riot in Long Beach
Dem riot in L.A. cause dem no really wanna see
niggaz start to loot and police start to shoot
Lock us down at seven o'clock, barricades us like Beirut
Me don't show no love cause it's us against dem
Dem never ever love me cause it's sport to break dem
and kill, at my own risk, if I may
to lay, to spray, with my AK, and put it to rest"

One of the best Daz verses ever

yeah that verse is dope as fuck


and yeah everyone changes they styles a lil tho.... daz is still cool

[LAZY]

truthfully.. iv liked all of Dazs flows.. he can sound good over hard shit, smooth shit, west coast shit, southern shit, hyphy shit, everything.. but i agree about the DJ Quik comment.. even some of his flows on Rhythm Al Ism sounded bad to me though... but Quiks flow on Can Werk That is HORRIBLE, i cant even listen to his part, AMG is tite on it though

[R-Tistic]

WTF..........I NEEEEVER knew that was Daz doin that Jamaican accent on Chronic, I had nooooo idea who it was!! WTF??

But I personally think Quik and Daz have always had some of the best flows in the game, even when they switched up. For the last few years, I've tended to prefer Daz over Kurupt, strictly because of his flow.

[acgrundy]

For once, I completely agree with the thread starter (about Daz).He was sooooo smooth on pretty much everything he rapped on up to Retaliation...After that he became almost unlistenable to me, because I couldn't stand his yellin' ass.

I can say the same thing about Yuk.On the first two Luniz albums, and before that, he was great.But when I listened to that Thug Lord album I was really saddened to hear his trying to be too hard flow on 80 % of the tracks.

Dunno, maybe it's just me, but Daz and Yuk's smooth flows was great to me, after they switched up it was 

totally agree, same kinda happened w/ C-BO too

[Paul]

truthfully.. iv liked all of Dazs flows.. he can sound good over hard shit, smooth shit, west coast shit, southern shit, hyphy shit, everything..