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DUBCC - Tha Connection => West Coast Classics => Topic started by: Paul on January 22, 2006, 03:39:37 PM
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been listenin to the three main albums that came out in this era
ray luv - forever hustlin
young lay - black n dangerous
mac mall - untouchable
these are classic albums with songs like still smokin endo, struggle to survive, all bout my $fetti, these are perfect hip hop traccs that should be praised
give sum your views on these albums 8)
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I've never heard of any of them so if these guys were "runnin" Bay Area rap in the mid '90s then that's pretty sad.
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yes. young black brotha was definitly running shit. with khayree they were unfuckwithable. All about my fetti, is absolutely ridiculous, one of the all time best bay tracks ever. Forever hustlin is classic as well. They also had Dubee, with "My Thang", another one that was fucking crazy. and mac dre as well.
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I've never heard of any of them so if these guys were "runnin" Bay Area rap in the mid '90s then that's pretty sad.
they were who 2pac ran with when he was based in the bay area, asides from D.U. but 2pac used to be in a group with Ray Luv outta vallejo, and he helped to direct a few music videos for Mac Mall including like "Ghetto Theme". theyre very talented i suggest you check out a few of these songs, i guarantee you wont be disappointed.
Mac Mall - Ghetto Theme
Ray Luv - Last Night
Young Lay - Playahs Mode
Young Lay f/ Ray Luv, Mac Mall - All About My Fetti
Dubee - My Thang
Mac Dre - California Livin
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hmm i would have said it was sicwidit records in those days with e 40 and b legit cely cell all in thier prime at that time...if not id say it was black market records with brothe lynch and mr dr doing it...as far as that other shit all those dudes besides mac mall (even him) are no names...there is no way they were running shit if noone heard of them...rappin 4 tay was prolly out selling they whole records label..
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young black brotha was definitly running shit. with khayree they were unfuckwithable.
whatever happened to khayree?
he came out with some tight-ass, bass heavy beats
if not id say it was black market records with brothe lynch and mr dr doing it
just as a side note, i once read that dr dre had wanted to name his new label 'Black Market Records' and he even offered to pay Brotha Lynch a fair amount of money for the rights to that name, but brotha lynch kept asking for more money so eventually dre just went with the name Aftermath.
can anyone else confirm??
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young black brotha was definitly running shit. with khayree they were unfuckwithable.
whatever happened to khayree?
he came out with some tight-ass, bass heavy beats
if not id say it was black market records with brothe lynch and mr dr doing it
just as a side note, i once read that dr dre had wanted to name his new label 'Black Market Records' and he even offered to pay Brotha Lynch a fair amount of money for the rights to that name, but brotha lynch kept asking for more money so eventually dre just went with the name Aftermath.
can anyone else confirm??
yeah I can because brotha lynch had nothing to do with it...brotha lynch didnt own black market records...Homocide and another cat owned black market records..I used to hang with homocide in those days..Dre was offering them money for the name and they kept upping the ante till Dre finally said fuck it and started aftermath...so that part is true..but it really had nothing to do with brotha lynch..
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hmm i would have said it was sicwidit records in those days with e 40 and b legit cely cell all in thier prime at that time...if not id say it was black market records with brothe lynch and mr dr doing it...as far as that other shit all those dudes besides mac mall (even him) are no names...there is no way they were running shit if noone heard of them...rappin 4 tay was prolly out selling they whole records label..
to me i thought sicwidit was between 92 - 95, thats wen celly was on fire, 2 classic albums from him e40 was releasin his earlier material with b legit, then mac mall, ray luv, young lay, mac dre etc came along with a new fresh sound tht came so hard
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Young Black Brotha Records released the best bay albums in the early to mid 90s, i'd put Khayree up with Dr Dre and DJ Quik as one of the best producers on the west. If you haven't heard these albums then you are missing out.
Mac Mall - Illegal Business?
Mac Dre - Young Black Brotha The Album
Ray Luv - Forever Hustlin
Dubee AKA Sugawolf
Dubee - For That $crilla
Khayree - The Blackalation
Young Lay - Black N Dangerous
Constant Drama
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Young Black Brotha Records released the best bay albums in the early to mid 90s, i'd put Khayree up with Dr Dre and DJ Quik as one of the best producers on the west. If you haven't heard these albums then you are missing out.
ill agree, some of the beats on those albums were unbelieveble
Still smokin indo comes to mind as a classic 8)
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young black brotha was definitly running shit. with khayree they were unfuckwithable.
whatever happened to khayree?
he came out with some tight-ass, bass heavy beats
if not id say it was black market records with brothe lynch and mr dr doing it
just as a side note, i once read that dr dre had wanted to name his new label 'Black Market Records' and he even offered to pay Brotha Lynch a fair amount of money for the rights to that name, but brotha lynch kept asking for more money so eventually dre just went with the name Aftermath.
can anyone else confirm??
yeah I can because brotha lynch had nothing to do with it...brotha lynch didnt own black market records...Homocide and another cat owned black market records..I used to hang with homocide in those days..Dre was offering them money for the name and they kept upping the ante till Dre finally said fuck it and started aftermath...so that part is true..but it really had nothing to do with brotha lynch..
thanks