It's been 10 years since Quik's Rhythm-al-ism dropped...

[D1G1T4L]

...And I'd say it is safe to say that it is definitely a classic West Coast album (along with Balance & Options and the Konnectid Project with Mausberg (RIP) & Suga Free). "You'z A Ganxta", "So Many Wayz", "We Still Party", "Speed", "Down, Down, Down", & "Medley For A V" are classic joints in their own right (and also got me into Quik at the young age of 11 when they dropped. I still remember being in the 4th and 5th grade and loving these tracks).

It was also good to see Quik talking about the beef with Eiht and extend an offer to get together on a track (I'd still like to see them collab currently on a track, especially since Eiht is with Snoop as well as the Quiksta himself), as well as the track "Get 2Getha Again" with Hi-C, AMG, & 2nd II None to show that they were all together again (at least at the time. Right now it's too confusing to figure out who is with who. It's a shame they all can't squash their differences & just come out with dope music but, it is what it is).

who is that girl in your sig?

[Elko187]

...And I'd say it is safe to say that it is definitely a classic West Coast album (along with Balance & Options and the Konnectid Project with Mausberg (RIP) & Suga Free). "You'z A Ganxta", "So Many Wayz", "We Still Party", "Speed", "Down, Down, Down", & "Medley For A V" are classic joints in their own right (and also got me into Quik at the young age of 11 when they dropped. I still remember being in the 4th and 5th grade and loving these tracks).

It was also good to see Quik talking about the beef with Eiht and extend an offer to get together on a track (I'd still like to see them collab currently on a track, especially since Eiht is with Snoop as well as the Quiksta himself), as well as the track "Get 2Getha Again" with Hi-C, AMG, & 2nd II None to show that they were all together again (at least at the time. Right now it's too confusing to figure out who is with who. It's a shame they all can't squash their differences & just come out with dope music but, it is what it is).

who is that girl in your sig?

I know! Thats the only thing ive been paying attention to in this thread haha! Oh and it was a classic album that took hiphop into a diff direction.

[Tha G In Deee]

...And I'd say it is safe to say that it is definitely a classic West Coast album (along with Balance & Options and the Konnectid Project with Mausberg (RIP) & Suga Free). "You'z A Ganxta", "So Many Wayz", "We Still Party", "Speed", "Down, Down, Down", & "Medley For A V" are classic joints in their own right (and also got me into Quik at the young age of 11 when they dropped. I still remember being in the 4th and 5th grade and loving these tracks).

It was also good to see Quik talking about the beef with Eiht and extend an offer to get together on a track (I'd still like to see them collab currently on a track, especially since Eiht is with Snoop as well as the Quiksta himself), as well as the track "Get 2Getha Again" with Hi-C, AMG, & 2nd II None to show that they were all together again (at least at the time. Right now it's too confusing to figure out who is with who. It's a shame they all can't squash their differences & just come out with dope music but, it is what it is).

who is that girl in your sig?

^Phallynn Espinoza

I'm surprised everyone likes Rythm-al-ism.  I wasn't really feelin this cd.  It has its moments but just not really into it as much as his other cds.  I would say these are my top 3 from him:

Quik Iz The Name
Safe & Sound
Way 2 Fonky

^It's all good, we all got our own opinions. Now if it came to someone saying Rhythm-al-ism was complete garbage, then I'd have problems with it.

[Johnny B]

West coast classic! depends on what mood I am in but its between this and "Safe And Sound" for my favorite Quik album, I thought "Rhythm-a-lism" was a bit more musical and "Safe" a bit more on the gangsta side of Quik but definitely deserves to be praised! I listen to it straight through as well

yeah same with me man, this and Safe + Sound are my favorites from Quik

co-sign.

I like Rhythm-a-lism more than Safe and Sound though.

Definitely a west coast classic.  So Many Wayz and You'z a Ganxta are my joints..

[westside159]

I have memory's when you talk about this album , really this & Quik is the Name which i grew up on are the only Quik albums i could still sit bacc and listen to the whole album .


Thinkin Bout you
We Still Party
I used to know her


This album was the bomb , what happend ? Quik lost it

[Crockett]

he dident lose it man B & O was the shit

[kuruptDPG]

thanks for mentioning. yh its a gd album

[Birdie]

Definitely the West Coast classic. I copped it couple days ago.

[Philip1123]

The album is a true masterpiece.

(I even didn't mind the gay-ass album cover)

[Birdie]

(I even didn't mind the gay-ass album cover)

Anyway, I like that cover. It's some kind of an original old school cover  . But I understand there is somebody who doesn't like it.

[stephen619]

The album is a true masterpiece.

(I even didn't mind the gay-ass album cover)

HaHa Thats Right

[MontrealCity's Most]

Yeah a very dope album. Melodic is the first word I think of when I hear that album. Like I was saying before, when Snoop was explaining the whole R&G concept, Quik was really the first producer that came to mind to do something like that with him and this album to me could have been a example of some beats Snoop could do that style on. Smooth as fuck, too many favs to name. I can play it front to back without skipping.

yep exacly.

That album is so rich, the mixing, producing is tight he realy took it to another level. If yuo compare this record to Safe and sound and i love safe and sound you can hear the sound of this record being a lot more thick and richer.

[funkkid]

West coast classic! depends on what mood I am in but its between this and "Safe And Sound" for my favorite Quik album, I thought "Rhythm-a-lism" was a bit more musical and "Safe" a bit more on the gangsta side of Quik but definitely deserves to be praised! I listen to it straight through as well

yeah same with me man, this and Safe + Sound are my favorites from Quik

^Same with me. And +1 again to y'all who just got in here.

I consider Quik's classic trilogy of albums to be: S+S, Rhythm-al-ism & B&O. Those are undoubtedly classics.

This is OT, but another album I consider a '98 classic is Daz's RR&GB. Mack 10's "The Recipe" I would include also.

the recipe was the first mack 10 album i heard..i still bump that 2 this day

[Tha G In Deee]

Yeah a very dope album. Melodic is the first word I think of when I hear that album. Like I was saying before, when Snoop was explaining the whole R&G concept, Quik was really the first producer that came to mind to do something like that with him and this album to me could have been a example of some beats Snoop could do that style on. Smooth as fuck, too many favs to name. I can play it front to back without skipping.

yep exacly.

That album is so rich, the mixing, producing is tight he realy took it to another level. If yuo compare this record to Safe and sound and i love safe and sound you can hear the sound of this record being a lot more thick and richer.

^I agree. Safe + Sound set it off, but Rhythm-al-ism, in terms of its' sound & clarity, is miles ahead.

[the vine]

man

say what anyone want but quiks production and songs are unfukkwitable

youz a gangsta is a real humble but g song

p.s thread starter, whos that dyme in your sig