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Quote from: Black Excellence on February 15, 2015, 06:27:48 PMQuote from: Blood$ on February 15, 2015, 09:10:57 AMRap-A-Lot's catalog > Death Row's catalog you trippin'.you said T.I. > 2Pac, I'd say you trippin' lol Quote from: Resident of 1996 on February 15, 2015, 07:27:56 PMQuote from: Blood$ on February 15, 2015, 09:10:57 AMRap-A-Lot's catalog > Death Row's catalog ignorant rap fan... go listen to your Rap-A-Lot and No Limit and Cash Money, ignorant Southern rap fans ruined hip-hop. There are some exceptions of course (like Outkast, Goodie Mob, etc.) and I respect Scarface, but nobody can argue that hip-hop wasn't in a better place back when the East Coast (80's) and West Coast (90's) were running hip-hop.I bet I own more hip-hop albums than you and maybe only a handful come from No Limit, I own none from Cash Money except B.G. and Juvenilewho wants to break down the classic albums from both labels? bet Geto Boys/Scarface alone have more classics than Death Row they just don't have the sales/notoriety to match anybody dissing Rap-A-Lot or isn't aware of their contributions outside Geto Boys doesn't know hip-hop, period... especially if you'd ever group them musically with Cash Money and No Limit
Quote from: Blood$ on February 15, 2015, 09:10:57 AMRap-A-Lot's catalog > Death Row's catalog you trippin'.
Rap-A-Lot's catalog > Death Row's catalog
Quote from: Blood$ on February 15, 2015, 09:10:57 AMRap-A-Lot's catalog > Death Row's catalog ignorant rap fan... go listen to your Rap-A-Lot and No Limit and Cash Money, ignorant Southern rap fans ruined hip-hop. There are some exceptions of course (like Outkast, Goodie Mob, etc.) and I respect Scarface, but nobody can argue that hip-hop wasn't in a better place back when the East Coast (80's) and West Coast (90's) were running hip-hop.
5th Ward Boys used hella samples The Chronic used (that both took from Parliament) first facts... Dre and them were influenced from Rap-A-Lot why you think Bushwick was on the outro? amongst many other things there wouldn't be a Death Row without Rap-A-Lot
RAL has been around since the late eighties, DR was around for what five years? I think by numbers alone RAL has more classics. It's not just Geto Boyz and Face. You have ZRO, Big Mike, Outlawz, Devin tha Dude, Big Syke, Do or Die, Yukmouth, Pimp C, Juvenile, Bun B and the list goes on and on of artist they released.
Quote from: abusive on February 16, 2015, 03:05:50 PMRAL has been around since the late eighties, DR was around for what five years? I think by numbers alone RAL has more classics. It's not just Geto Boyz and Face. You have ZRO, Big Mike, Outlawz, Devin tha Dude, Big Syke, Do or Die, Yukmouth, Pimp C, Juvenile, Bun B and the list goes on and on of artist they released.looks like I don't need to break it down like I was planning on lol like I said all Death Row has on them is sales and more critical acclaim the music speaks for itself
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