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Quote from: Fu-Gee-Luke on March 10, 2004, 09:41:07 AMi'd be willing to bet most of the people on here saying they didnt like biggie are the same people who would say pac is the greatest of all time.biggie was dope, pac was dope...neither were the goat.nope. I aint feelin Biggie and I think Eazy is the greatest.
i'd be willing to bet most of the people on here saying they didnt like biggie are the same people who would say pac is the greatest of all time.biggie was dope, pac was dope...neither were the goat.
Quote from: Freddy Krueger on March 10, 2004, 07:26:39 AMQuote from: Waitin For The DJ on March 10, 2004, 05:04:45 AMQuote from: Freddy Krueger on March 10, 2004, 01:37:38 AMPut Your Hands In The Air If Youz A True Playa Man that song has westcoast written all over it. He Stole Pacs concept so considering "Ready 2 Die" a classic ? Possibly, but considering the man who's name was on the release - hmmm I don't think so. That's like me building a car from designs and measurements I've stole of a friend and giving him no credit or money. How did he steal Pac's concept? Don't give me the story about Pac having to change Me Against The World becuase Biggie heard it and then made his album in the same vein. And looking at it that Biggie song you mentioned was actually more west coast sounding than anything Pac had done up til that time.Well 2Pac worked with Warren in 94, and the stuff he did with Stretch (that Stretch produced) prior to 94 was West Coast. Yeah that is true, I'll give you that one. But you still wrong about the whole Me Against The World/Ready To Die thing.
Quote from: Waitin For The DJ on March 10, 2004, 05:04:45 AMQuote from: Freddy Krueger on March 10, 2004, 01:37:38 AMPut Your Hands In The Air If Youz A True Playa Man that song has westcoast written all over it. He Stole Pacs concept so considering "Ready 2 Die" a classic ? Possibly, but considering the man who's name was on the release - hmmm I don't think so. That's like me building a car from designs and measurements I've stole of a friend and giving him no credit or money. How did he steal Pac's concept? Don't give me the story about Pac having to change Me Against The World becuase Biggie heard it and then made his album in the same vein. And looking at it that Biggie song you mentioned was actually more west coast sounding than anything Pac had done up til that time.Well 2Pac worked with Warren in 94, and the stuff he did with Stretch (that Stretch produced) prior to 94 was West Coast.
Quote from: Freddy Krueger on March 10, 2004, 01:37:38 AMPut Your Hands In The Air If Youz A True Playa Man that song has westcoast written all over it. He Stole Pacs concept so considering "Ready 2 Die" a classic ? Possibly, but considering the man who's name was on the release - hmmm I don't think so. That's like me building a car from designs and measurements I've stole of a friend and giving him no credit or money. How did he steal Pac's concept? Don't give me the story about Pac having to change Me Against The World becuase Biggie heard it and then made his album in the same vein. And looking at it that Biggie song you mentioned was actually more west coast sounding than anything Pac had done up til that time.
Put Your Hands In The Air If Youz A True Playa Man that song has westcoast written all over it. He Stole Pacs concept so considering "Ready 2 Die" a classic ? Possibly, but considering the man who's name was on the release - hmmm I don't think so. That's like me building a car from designs and measurements I've stole of a friend and giving him no credit or money.
biggie is dope, I used to hate him when I was young and dumb, but when I pulled my head outta my ass I realized the great talent he had. The GOAT? no, but still a great rapper. RIP.
this just reminds me of the track "i love dough" with jay z on life after death, which is sooo sick, it often gets overlooked, but i think its prob one of the top 3 tracks on the album.
Quote from: justin718 on March 10, 2004, 08:41:56 PMthis just reminds me of the track "i love dough" with jay z on life after death, which is sooo sick, it often gets overlooked, but i think its prob one of the top 3 tracks on the album. exactly, this track is a heatrock & my fav track on the album, and probably in my top 5 big tracks"half these rappin cats ain't seen war / couldnt score if they had point game, they lame /speak my name, I make em dash like Dame"
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