The Hi-Life Hustle = Rhythm-al-sim Part II

[Lil Jay]

I love the album, its been out for so many months and I still bang it. And the "new" track "Big Girls Need Love Too" is the shit, the whole thing is bangin, the album sounds complete and it really shows that Hi-C had a plan when he started recording it. But "Rhythm-al-sim" is another level, but I get what you're saying

[CRAFTY]

Please Father forgive me, for I haven't bought this album yet!

[f0n|{sta]

haha.. that bit at the start, and throughout the song.. "give it to me".. sounds like "timmmy"... timmy is a character in southpark in a wheel chair that can only scream his own name.. in one episode he fronts a band. lol.. anyways.. it sounds just like that..






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i always liked the figure on south park

[Nutty]

lol@ Crafty. Same here.

I think Hi-C's album is better, SugaFree's was cool, but I found myself skipping thru alot of trax, maybe bcoz there wasn't much Quik on there. Still cool though.

[Eddie G.]

I agree with this Rhythm-al-ism comparison.  One guy said it doesn't fuck with Rhythm-al-ism, of course thats true, but I really dont think Under The Influence fucked with it either.  I like Balance and Options a lot more than most people, so I think that was a great follow up to Rhythm-al-ism, but I also think that the Hi Life Hustle is Quik quality work.  The most ironic thing about it is that Quik had a lot less to do with this project than he did with The New Testament, which IMO is inferior.   The Hi-Life Hustle just has this certain vibe to it, a vibe some people might not even get if they don't live in Cali.  It was designed to be bumped while you are crusin down the streets on a hot summer day, and the feeling that it gives you just can't really be described.  If you're an artist/producer and you can capture that feelnig in your music, you've got it made IMO.