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Worst tracks on classic albums? (BUMPED FROM '03, LOL)
« on: April 11, 2003, 03:13:57 AM »
Let's be real here. Even the most undeniably 5-mic album has one song that grabs you a little less than the rest. One song that you might even skip from time to time. I'm interested to hear what they are, so post 'em here if you've got a view. Thought I'd kick it off with three west coast classics...

Doggystyle - Pump Pump.

 - For me it just ain't the right way to end the album. For one, it just isn't that good a song. Snoops sounds threatening enough but Malik?.... I wonder how many people know that one of the greatest records out of the West Coast includes a dis to fucking Kris Kross?! Secondly, the track would have sounded better after Serial Killer, carrying on that dark vibe. If Death Row had cleared the Gz Up Hoes Down sample, that would have been the perfect closer to the album in my opinion.

The Chronic - High Powered

Apart from Rage's ad-libs in the back ground, I'm not feeling this too much. I gues it gave us a couple of classic lines from RBX, which he's STILL recycling to this day, but apart from that, I think Snoop could have dropped a cold verse over this beat. Without him it's wasted.

All Eyez On Me - What'z Your Phone #

Need I say more? Pac shows NO flow over the beat what so ever. I simply can't listen to the whole track.

Any others?
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Re:Worst tracks on classic albums?
« Reply #1 on: April 11, 2003, 04:04:22 AM »
a lot of people will disagree, but
The Chronic - lil' ghetto boy

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Re:Worst tracks on classic albums?
« Reply #2 on: April 11, 2003, 04:14:47 AM »
Let's be real here. Even the most undeniably 5-mic album has one song that grabs you a little less than the rest. One song that you might even skip from time to time. I'm interested to hear what they are, so post 'em here if you've got a view. Thought I'd kick it off with three west coast classics...



All Eyez On Me - What'z Your Phone #

Need I say more? Pac shows NO flow over the beat what so ever. I simply can't listen to the whole track.

Any others?

i never had any problems with that track cuz the lyrics are cool and i also liked the original by morris day back n the days.
 

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Re:Worst tracks on classic albums?
« Reply #3 on: April 11, 2003, 05:03:23 AM »
Rat-tat-tat is pretty annoying.....



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Re:Worst tracks on classic albums?
« Reply #4 on: April 11, 2003, 10:30:28 AM »
Yep!  First thing that came to mind was "What's ya phone #"....as The Comic Book Guy from the Simpsons would say, "Worst 2Pac song ever."
 

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Re:Worst tracks on classic albums?
« Reply #5 on: April 11, 2003, 11:09:12 AM »
a lot of people will disagree, but
The Chronic - lil' ghetto boy

 :o :o

I'm one of them that would disagree.   ;D

Ill add "Braveheart Party" on Nas' Stillmatic.

 

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Re:Worst tracks on classic albums?
« Reply #6 on: April 11, 2003, 12:41:46 PM »
I like "What'z Your Phone #" by Pac. Want to know why? Well, I DJ alot & when I play this track at parties, the women go nuts & they get real freaky & Wild ;D. So uh, yeah, I like this song.

Anyway, back to the topic. I agree with Jankiest. I don't like Lil Ghetto Boy that much.
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Re:Worst tracks on classic albums?
« Reply #7 on: April 11, 2003, 01:37:42 PM »

Ill add "Braveheart Party" on Nas' Stillmatic.



Yeah, definitely. Thought of a few more:

Midnight Marauders - 8 Million Stories
2001 - Ackrite
It's On - Gimmie That Nutt
Ghetto D - Eyes On Your Enemies
Marshall Mathers LP - Amityville

All highly skippable to me...
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Re:Worst tracks on classic albums?
« Reply #8 on: April 11, 2003, 06:07:07 PM »
Not really songz, But Dr. Dre had too many damn skitz on 2001. He shoulda left em off or added more songz wit juss him.

Kurupt - Live on tha Mik
 - Song iz garBage! Kurupt had a good flow, But over that Beat & wit Krs...naw
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Re:Worst tracks on classic albums?
« Reply #9 on: April 12, 2003, 02:53:56 PM »
Yea that track bravehearts party from Stillmatic was fuckin wack!  

But I disagree with Pump Pump from Dogggystyle, that shit is one of my favorite Snoop songs, where Snoop just has the viscious flow down pat and rips the beat hard.
 

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Re:Worst tracks on classic albums?
« Reply #10 on: April 12, 2003, 11:39:03 PM »
NWA-  something to dance 2 off SOC
Jay-Z-  aint no nigga off reasonable doubt
 

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Re:Worst tracks on classic albums?
« Reply #11 on: April 13, 2003, 12:18:05 AM »
Let's be real here. Even the most undeniably 5-mic album has one song that grabs you a little less than the rest. One song that you might even skip from time to time. I'm interested to hear what they are, so post 'em here if you've got a view. Thought I'd kick it off with three west coast classics...

Doggystyle - Pump Pump.

 - For me it just ain't the right way to end the album. For one, it just isn't that good a song. Snoops sounds threatening enough but Malik?.... I wonder how many people know that one of the greatest records out of the West Coast includes a dis to fucking Kris Kross?! Secondly, the track would have sounded better after Serial Killer, carrying on that dark vibe. If Death Row had cleared the Gz Up Hoes Down sample, that would have been the perfect closer to the album in my opinion.

The Chronic - High Powered

Apart from Rage's ad-libs in the back ground, I'm not feeling this too much. I gues it gave us a couple of classic lines from RBX, which he's STILL recycling to this day, but apart from that, I think Snoop could have dropped a cold verse over this beat. Without him it's wasted.

All Eyez On Me - What'z Your Phone #

Need I say more? Pac shows NO flow over the beat what so ever. I simply can't listen to the whole track.

Any others?

agree 100%

btw, Lil ghetto boy worst song on chronic?????? heeellls no
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Re:Worst tracks on classic albums?
« Reply #12 on: April 13, 2003, 10:01:13 AM »
^^Agree 100%? WTF? Didn't you say you liked "Whatz Ya Phone #"??...LoL.
 

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Re:Worst tracks on classic albums?
« Reply #13 on: April 13, 2003, 05:25:53 PM »
NWA-  something to dance 2 off SOC

I like that song dude.. well its just basically beats, but nothin wrong wit it.

Doggystyle- pump pump, i agree with that too.
 

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Re:Worst tracks on classic albums?
« Reply #14 on: April 13, 2003, 06:21:00 PM »

Ill add "Braveheart Party" on Nas' Stillmatic.



Yeah, definitely. Thought of a few more:

Midnight Marauders - 8 Million Stories
2001 - Ackrite
It's On - Gimmie That Nutt
Ghetto D - Eyes On Your Enemies
Marshall Mathers LP - Amityville

All highly skippable to me...


I liked Eyes on your enemies and Amityville