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Rampage 1997 album better than Westmore/Kings Disease or any new music

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Sccit:

--- Quote from: TraceOneInfinite Flat Earther 96' on April 30, 2023, 08:27:14 PM ---Come on homie, everything is on Itunes these days.  So I gave it one listen but just wasn't impressed.  I mean I can count on one hand the new albums of the last 10 years that I actually liked.  Torpor, Compton, Sticman Volume 2 and Coach Nym-- that's it

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i thought it was a dope album but to each his own

i do like goin back n listenin to uncovered classix tho

Rudki:
We won't play that game, but its crazy cos i remember you being on this forum like 20 years ago also....money has nothing to do with missing out on the golden era, especially in the age of downloads and internet.....but at least your catching on to it now.....and mt westmore was decades too late. golden era all day (new age wise however, i love alot of whats coming out - conway, benny, ransom, flee lord, ill bill, vinnie paz, rome streetz)

Al Bundy:
I tried listening to Wild For The Night and it's a snooze fest. Great instrumental that Busta should of just rapped over.

TraceOneInfinite:

--- Quote from: Al Bundy on May 07, 2023, 08:03:00 PM ---I tried listening to Wild For The Night and it's a snooze fest. Great instrumental that Busta should of just rapped over.

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He has a lot better songs... at least you like the production on it, and the album has a lot of great production on there just like this track.  I actually like his style and flow the same as Busta Rhymes--just because Bus is a bit too noisy for me.  It makes for a great character, but not always for the easiest listening experience.

Soopafly DPGC:
I always felt like Rampage was a cheap Busta Rhymes clone, which is why i never got into any of his music back in the day. 

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