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Erik Sermon Appreciation Thread
TraceOneInfinite:
--- Quote from: doggfather on February 10, 2022, 02:44:28 AM ---just an example whats my problem:
u said the apple is your favourite. thats your choice.
but u aint tryed strawbery ever.
how can u say strawbery is bad?
and how can u say the apple is the best when u aint tryed all kind of apples either??
I aint know u. But these statments and facts u sayin is wierdo, sorry.
fact, and dumb shit: u sayin time to time everything after the 90s is wack. not worse, wack and worthless to listen.
fact #2 and interesting: the 90s is the BEST era meanwhile u aint know the 90s. how can u compare with the 80s or the 2000 or nowdays?
for the record u and me kinda same age. i aint know a lot of music from the 90s too. neva call myself an expert, but i neva take any FACTS beside u.
i am asking, and sayin my oppinion. nutin more.
this is (the way u work) strange to me.
thats why i askin.
not your money, and why u aint listened these back in the day. thats obvious and same here.
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Nas came out with Hip-Hop is Dead at the end of 2006. So anything after 2006 is wack. G Unit was the last great era (as Nas said). So that's 13 years worth of music where I was steady checkin for new shit. From 93' when I first heard the Chronic up until 2006. That's a lot of years worth of music. Half of that time was pre-internet so there's a gang of shit that I missed even when I was a head. Like Mob Deep the only Mob Deep I ever bumped was their joint on Sunset Park and the only reason I got that album was because Death Row was on it. I only had money in the 90's to buy anything Death Row related. So there was a lot I missed
There's only 24 hours in a day. So I ain't got time to try every strawberry that grows from the tree. My chances of finding great music are are tremendously higher eating from the Apple Tree of 80-92 (all years I missed) and then even 93-2006 (because I didn't have money to check out everything and it was pre Apple Itunes)
Sccit:
--- Quote from: Infinite Trapped in 1996 on February 10, 2022, 07:27:45 AM ---Nas came out with Hip-Hop is Dead at the end of 2006. So anything after 2006 is wack. G Unit was the last great era (as Nas said). So that's 13 years worth of music where I was steady checkin for new shit. From 93' when I first heard the Chronic up until 2006. That's a lot of years worth of music. Half of that time was pre-internet so there's a gang of shit that I missed even when I was a head. Like Mob Deep the only Mob Deep I ever bumped was their joint on Sunset Park and the only reason I got that album was because Death Row was on it. I only had money in the 90's to buy anything Death Row related. So there was a lot I missed
There's only 24 hours in a day. So I ain't got time to try every strawberry that grows from the tree. My chances of finding great music are are tremendously higher eating from the Apple Tree of 80-92 (all years I missed) and then even 93-2006 (because I didn't have money to check out everything and it was pre Apple Itunes)
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how can everything post 2006 be whack if u said compton is a classic?
Duck Duck Doggy:
I became familiar with Erick Sermon from Redman debut album. Always thought he was dope since then and then he had that track "music" with the Marvin Gaye sample that got a lot of love on the radio out west in the early 2000s. All the EPMD albums are dope and all his work with Redman and Keith Murray is great.
k1000:
listen to the whole EPMD catalog here: https://epmddefsquad.bandcamp.com/
TraceOneInfinite:
--- Quote from: Duck Duck Doggy on February 10, 2022, 08:48:05 AM ---I became familiar with Erick Sermon from Redman debut album. Always thought he was dope since then and then he had that track "music" with the Marvin Gaye sample that got a lot of love on the radio out west in the early 2000s. All the EPMD albums are dope and all his work with Redman and Keith Murray is great.
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Dope.. nice to see some others got love for Erik Sermon at the forum. Surprised he never did a track with Dre's camp because stuff keeps poppin up that was used by Dre affiliates
Warren G - "I Shot the Sherrif" influenced by "Back in Business"
What's that joint from Doggfather? "Snoop Bounce"? That's influenced by an EPMD track..
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