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TraceOneInfinite:
Any fans of this... their style was still dark but the flow is different, what y'all think of it?

And anyone that hates major labels—you got to give love to Ruthless and Eazy because they elevated their game to the upmost for Creeepin EP

Sccit:
dope album


not classic like their ruthless shit, but still got some nice shit on there

TraceOneInfinite:

--- Quote from: Sccit on August 05, 2021, 09:56:46 PM ---dope album


not classic like their ruthless shit, but still got some nice shit on there

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Was U-Neek around then?  Maybe it was DJ U-Neek that took them next level?   I mean how do you go from Faces of Death to a certified 5 Mic Classic with the EP?

Sccit:

--- Quote from: Infinite Trapped in 1996 on August 05, 2021, 10:12:39 PM ---Was U-Neek around then?  Maybe it was DJ U-Neek that took them next level?   I mean how do you go from Faces of Death to a certified 5 Mic Classic with the EP?

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bone met u-neek out in LA, so his production was def a part of it.. also, with ruthless they had better direction, a bigger budget, and were more seasoned overall..


creepin on ah come up was classic, but e.1999 was on another level .. arguably a top 5 album in hip-hop history.

TraceOneInfinite:

--- Quote from: Sccit on August 06, 2021, 12:13:28 AM ---
bone met u-neek out in LA, so his production was def a part of it.. also, with ruthless they had better direction, a bigger budget, and were more seasoned overall..


creepin on ah come up was classic, but e.1999 was on another level .. arguably a top 5 album in hip-hop history.

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ah word.. yeah then U-Neek was also a huge factor.  Wonder if it was Eazy's wisdom to put U-Neek there with Bone.  Did U-Neek produce any similar shit for Eazy or other artists around the time, or he just crafted that production for Bone?  I remember hearing an interview about it one time, but only part I remember was that they were recording with U-Neek and they went out to get something and came back and he had a beat playing, and when they heard that beat they knew that was the sound they wanted for the whole EP, something like that.

I consider Creepin On A Come Up to be equal in quality to East 99' they are both 5 mic classics in my book.  Only reason East 99 gets the edge is its a full length album and Creepin is an EP. 

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