A dope ass summer album

[herpes]

Lost Boyz - Legal Drug Money.... I think I make this post once a year but this album is an east coast classic.  Cheeks wasn't a great MC but he knew how to make good music.  Him and Tah had great chemistry.  You had Easy Mo Bee in his prime.  Cheeks was one of the best hook writers in the industry back in the day... RIP Freaky Tah



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[OchoCinco]

Took your advise n am checkin out right now, so far, really like it. Props

[QuietTruth]

The album never get's fuckin' old. Never. They got the muthafuckin' best beats ever produced on there too, in my opinion. I don't know, album is just classic. And I think that word says it all.


Whoever says otherwise

[2euce 7even]

RIP Freaky Tah

In an interview with Riotsound.com[1], Freaky Tah's cousin, the rapper Domination stated:

"Tah inspired me, man. Tah came from the same struggle I came from, so he showed me that I could really do it. Tah always used to tell me "Yo, go in the studio, get in the studio and let's do it." I used to freestyle on the block and Tah used to have me battling grown cats. I'm 23 now, so Tah woulda been about 34, 35 right now, he died when he was 27. So he was older than me and people who was his age that were his colleagues and his peers, he had me battling them in the Chinese restaurant and whatnot."