Why don't more east coast albums have a lineup like....

[D-Nice]

Termanology's on the beat tip.

1. It's Time
Produced by Easy Mo Bee

2. Watch How It Go Down
Produced by DJ Premier

3. Respect My Walk
Produced by Buckwild

4. Hood Shit (feat. Prodigy)
Produced by The Alchemist

5. Float
Produced by Nottz

6. Please Don't Go
Produced by Nottz

7. How We Rock (feat. Bun B)
Produced by DJ Premier

8. Drugs, Crime & Gorillaz (feat. Sheek Louch & Freeway)
Produced by Nottz

9. In The Streets (feat. Lil Fame of M.O.P.)
Produced by Hi-Tek

10. So Amazing
Produced by DJ Premier

11. Sorry I Lied
Produced by Large Professor

12. We Killin' Ourselves
Produced by Pete Rock

13. The Chosen (Resurrecting The Game)
Produced by Havoc

That lineup is crazy. And for a while pretty much every east coast artists dropping a dope album had at least 1 premier joint or pete rock joint. Now Jigga has not worked with Premo since what Volume 3? Nas, Stillmatic? Pete Rock with Nas, hell I have no idea.

[Lunatic]

good point..and guest appearances like that new statik selektah album

[D-Nice]

good point..and guest appearances like that new statik selektah album

Well the guests part I really don't mind, but today was the 1st chance I had to give Term a proper listen all the way through and he had that ill east coast sound and vibe throughout. Something I really don't heard too often anymore.

[Lunatic]

good point..and guest appearances like that new statik selektah album

Well the guests part I really don't mind, but today was the 1st chance I had to give Term a proper listen all the way through and he had that ill east coast sound and vibe throughout. Something I really don't heard too often anymore.

Term indeed did 1 heck of a job picking out the producers..it's like he sat down, wrote NY's finest on paper and got them all on the project.

[herpes]

why do people talk about Nas and Pete Rock.  They did one track together 14 years ago.

[herpes]

I gotta admit thats the best producer lineup I have seen in a long time.

[Invincible]

Because every other artist wants whats hot, not great.

[OG Hack Wilson]

I gotta admit thats the best producer lineup I have seen in a long time.

yeah

non phixion future is now was better tho

[West Coast Veteran]

Whenz this album drop?

[Invincible]

Whenz this album drop?

September 27th 

[D-Nice]

why do people talk about Nas and Pete Rock.  They did one track together 14 years ago.

Because the shit worked. LOL! They made dope music together on the real.

[Black Excellence]

incredible production lineup. unfortunately niggas see dollar signs and following  trends instead of being a trend setter and making good music. i'm an east coast representer and i'm embarrassed by some of these east coast niggas music. the shit either sounds watered down or south influenced. i missed the days when i would pick up an east coast record and read the credits featuring niggas like buckwild, dj premier, pete rock, etc.

[akcranker - The Dangerous Crew Movement]

Never really listened to much Termanology but big props for this post.  Checking out the tracks on Youtube right now and this shit sounds fucking nice!!!  Dope beats and excellent lyrics/flow.  Definitely a CD I would cop and bump often.

[Lord Funk]

The problem I have with this is that the production line-up looks great on paper but the album just doesn't deliver. When it works, the producer delivers an outstanding beat and Term rips the rhymes (see 'Watch How It Go Down', 'The Chosen'). But for most of it, the songs just aren't as good as the line-up would have you expect. The PR and Extra P beats are pretty average, two of the three Nottz beats are fucking horrible and on most of the tracks Term doesn't get a chance to be a lyrical as he has proved he can be.

Overall, not a return to the golden age IMO.

[D-Nice]

The problem I have with this is that the production line-up looks great on paper but the album just doesn't deliver. When it works, the producer delivers an outstanding beat and Term rips the rhymes (see 'Watch How It Go Down', 'The Chosen'). But for most of it, the songs just aren't as good as the line-up would have you expect. The PR and Extra P beats are pretty average, two of the three Nottz beats are fucking horrible and on most of the tracks Term doesn't get a chance to be a lyrical as he has proved he can be.

Overall, not a return to the golden age IMO.

co sign. I did expect more from that lineup beat wise. But still a impressive list on paper. For him to get all those producers on 1 album is a accomplishment it itself but the beats were at times a little blah.