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Why did No Limit albums always have the worst replay value?

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TraceOneInfinite:
That shit would sound like crack when you'd first listen to it... like you were a part of a movement that would take over rap... and the whole world...you'd look through the liner notes and start fiendin' for all the other albums advertised...shit was like crack... then by the 3rd listen your depressed and crashing down from the high--and then go about your life with a IQ deficit of a few points as the reward for the whole experience.

Anyone agree?  I think it was because P was like a great hype man almost like a WWE wrestler but it was mostly a facade--like 80% entertainment and 20% sport... maybe on another label a few artists like Mystical were quality...

Blood$:
pretty much all of them have more replay value now more than ever especially C-Murder and Fiend's joints

TraceOneInfinite:

--- Quote from: Blood$ on April 15, 2017, 09:06:05 AM ---pretty much all of them have more replay value now more than ever especially C-Murder and Fiend's joints

--- End quote ---

I tried going back and listening and it still has the same effect.  Fast food music, insulin spike followed by bottoming out.

doggfather:
couse they wack.

Blood$:

--- Quote from: doggfather on April 15, 2017, 10:10:23 AM ---couse they wack.

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have you even heard any No Limit albums to critique? their catalog is definitely better than Sick Wid It's, no question

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