Forever Hustlin' vs Killa Kali

[Ali Tha Great]

I can't decide but if I had to choose I'd probably go with killa kali tbh

[bouli77]

Forever Hustlin' but Killa Kali is a classic too.

cohesive album, I love albums produced top to bottom by the same producer, like the old YBB, Sick Wid It, Suave House and Cash Money releases

I love everything about Forever Hustlin, the cover, the production, Ray Luv's gangsta tales.

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/v/u94vViNXJ9o" target="_blank" class="new_win">http://www.youtube.com/v/u94vViNXJ9o</a>

Killa Kali is Mobb Music at its very finest though, and K-Lou, one of Bay Area's GOAT producers in my opinion, really shined on that album. I prefer Heat 4 Yo Azz though

Can't Tell Me Shit is my shit, the guitar is crazy 

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/v/vJL7saaYKro" target="_blank" class="new_win">http://www.youtube.com/v/vJL7saaYKro</a>

[Sccit]

depends on the day....both classics, probably killa kali wit the slight edge, but i probably woulda said forever hustlin last year.


next thread=black n dangerous vs can you feel me

[MUHFUKKA]

2 albums ive bumped since i was like 11 but id have to go with forever hustlin. as bad as ray luv's flow can be that shit just gets me hyped

[bouli77]

2 albums ive bumped since i was like 11 but id have to go with forever hustlin. as bad as ray luv's flow can be that shit just gets me hyped

i love ray luv's flow and voice, distinctive

[S.J]

Forever Hustlin'

One of my favorite albums, everything about it is great. Great production and Ray Luv is at his best, his voice and flow sounds great over khayree's production

Killa Kali is good but I dont think its as good

[Ali Tha Great]

Forever Hustlin' but Killa Kali is a classic too.

cohesive album, I love albums produced top to bottom by the same producer, like the old YBB, Sick Wid It, Suave House and Cash Money releases

I love everything about Forever Hustlin, the cover, the production, Ray Luv's gangsta tales.

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/v/u94vViNXJ9o" target="_blank" class="new_win">http://www.youtube.com/v/u94vViNXJ9o</a>

Killa Kali is Mobb Music at its very finest though, and K-Lou, one of Bay Area's GOAT producers in my opinion, really shined on that album. I prefer Heat 4 Yo Azz though

Can't Tell Me Shit is my shit, the guitar is crazy 

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/v/vJL7saaYKro" target="_blank" class="new_win">http://www.youtube.com/v/vJL7saaYKro</a>

Heat 4 yo azz is sick as fuck but I don't think it's better than killa kali. There both classics IMO tho.

[bouli77]

Both albums are excellent, but I prefer Heat 4 Yo Azz as it's 100% Sick Wid It. I mean I love K-Lou as I said before, and Tone Capone's production on It's Goin Down is out of this world but Heat 4 Yo Azz has that early Sick Wid It vibe with Studio Ton, Mike Mosley & Sam Bostic handling the production, can't get any better in that style imo. Ballin Thru My Hood was one of 2pac's favorite song which made him want to work with Mike Mosley.

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/v/w6iqapzW0RQ" target="_blank" class="new_win">http://www.youtube.com/v/w6iqapzW0RQ</a>

sick guitar 

[Sccit]

KILLA KALI > HEAT 4 YO AZZ

[doggfather]

killa kali for me

[DL]

Forever Hustlin' for me... close call...

[Giesuz]

my choice Ray Luv

no easy decision but also hard to compare. Killa cali was released over one year later (late 96) while Ray Luv was in summer 1995. But Still Smokin Indo is one of my alltime fav`s so Ray Luv wins 

I love that bay area ish