Celph Titled & Buckwild – Nineteen Ninety Now (Discussion Thread)

[Invincible]

1. The Deal Maker
2. Out To Lunch f. Treach of Naughty By Nature
3. Eraserheads f. Vinnie Paz (of Jedi Mind Tricks)
4. F*ckmaster Sex
5. Swashbuckling f. Apathy, Ryu & Esoteric
6. I Could Write A Rhyme
7. Hardcore Data
8. Mad Ammo f. F.T. & R.A. the Rugged Man
9. Tingin’
10. There Will Be Blood f. Sadat X, Grand Puba, A.G., O.C. & Diamond D
11. Miss Those Days
12. Step Correctly
13. Wack Juice
14. Styles Ain’t Raw f. Apathy & Chino XL
15. Where I Are
16. Time Travels On f. Majik Most & Dutchmassive

This is the album where Celph is rapping over Buckwild beats from 94-95 era.

Webrip is out but I'm gonna wait for the grouprip.

[OG Hack Wilson]

was just told about this last night


sounds interesting as hell

[Leggy Hendrix]

I'm gonna wait for the grouprip.

this...should be dope 

[Lucifuge]

Celph is dope as fuck

[The Predator]

Line up is deadly.

I heard this track :
5. Swashbuckling f. Apathy, Ryu & Esoteric

The songs intro vocal sample of Pac from his role as 'Bishop' in Juice', then the beat switches for every rappers verse. Cool.

Hopefully the rest of the LP is hopefully just as cool.

[Anunikke]

Line up looks ridiculous.

Will check this tomorrow.

Interesting concept, anybody know the story behind it?

[The Watcher]

the WEB-2010-CELPiTiTLED release is the grouprip, the WEB has come from iTunes afaik

[Invincible]

the WEB-2010-CELPiTiTLED release is the grouprip, the WEB has come from iTunes afaik

Fair enough but I want a CD rip. 

[The Predator]

This review sums up the album perfectly :
http://www.thecryptonline.com/v3/index.php/celph-titled-and-buckwild-nineteen-ninety-now-review.html

[Leggy Hendrix]

Line up looks ridiculous.

Will check this tomorrow.

Interesting concept, anybody know the story behind it?

Revisiting the classic SP-1200 and Akai-S950 sound that reigned supreme in Hip-Hop’s “Golden Era,” the beats on Nineteen Ninety Now were originally produced by Buckwild between the years of 1994-1995–but never recorded to. Buckwild fondly recalls what it was like to dig back into those crates “although I’ve stayed ahead of the times as a producer, it was a lot of fun to load up these old disks. Joints I forgot I even had, stuff I haven’t heard in 15-years. It was definitely a welcomed experiment that turned out amazing. Further, he comments on the concept he and Celph embarked on and its possibilities in the future “essentially this is a concept album that’s a first of its kind. I wanted to be able to resurrect a 90’s sound that once was and combine it with 2010 rhymes. I consider this album to be monumental because it could literally not only change the game, but change the way people feel. Dudes complain about the game but they ain’t doing anything. Nobody has done this concept before us. I wouldn’t be surprised if this creates a demand for other MC’s and producers who were around in the 90’s to get together and dig through shoeboxes of floppy disks to feed the fans more of the lost sound they still crave for and I’m all for it.”

[Anunikke]

Line up looks ridiculous.

Will check this tomorrow.

Interesting concept, anybody know the story behind it?

Revisiting the classic SP-1200 and Akai-S950 sound that reigned supreme in Hip-Hop’s “Golden Era,” the beats on Nineteen Ninety Now were originally produced by Buckwild between the years of 1994-1995–but never recorded to. Buckwild fondly recalls what it was like to dig back into those crates “although I’ve stayed ahead of the times as a producer, it was a lot of fun to load up these old disks. Joints I forgot I even had, stuff I haven’t heard in 15-years. It was definitely a welcomed experiment that turned out amazing. Further, he comments on the concept he and Celph embarked on and its possibilities in the future “essentially this is a concept album that’s a first of its kind. I wanted to be able to resurrect a 90’s sound that once was and combine it with 2010 rhymes. I consider this album to be monumental because it could literally not only change the game, but change the way people feel. Dudes complain about the game but they ain’t doing anything. Nobody has done this concept before us. I wouldn’t be surprised if this creates a demand for other MC’s and producers who were around in the 90’s to get together and dig through shoeboxes of floppy disks to feed the fans more of the lost sound they still crave for and I’m all for it.”

Cool.

I think it isn't that new though, some producers are probably still selling their throwaways from that era.

[The Predator]

So on first listen, this album is like a time-capsule with magical 90's hip-hop dust sprinkled all over it.

Gutter beats, Arnie movie vocals, Cage thrashed, lyrics and lines that will raise smirks.

Plenty of slick production touches like the N.W.A sample ''I heard a dope beat, somebody told me Buck did it''.

@ The Rasta on the end of song 2 ''Me turn on the fuckin radio 24 bumbaclurt hrs a day ya hear darling i love you, a man wouldnt sing to the all-mighty ah rastclurt, him love a woman more than the creator who create the sun, moon the bumbaclurt stars...'' haha

[Leggy Hendrix]

this might be my favourite album of the year, dope as fuck 

[K.Dub]

Celph is dope as fuck

[stillinrehab]

This album is one of the more enjoyable releases this year... definitely has moments that take me back