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DUBCC - Tha Connection => West Coast Classics => Topic started by: 4108 on August 04, 2006, 02:17:06 PM
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I mean every track on Space Boogie is bumpable and its hella more consistent. You could take maybe 5 or 6 tracks off Streetz Iz A Mutha and I wouldn't even care/notice. On Space Boogie the lyrics were still sharp, production was nice and Kurupt seemed like he had also developed some kind of songcvraft as well. So am I the only one who thinks this?
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I mean every track on Space Boogie is bumpable and its hella more consistent. You could take maybe 5 or 6 tracks off Streetz Iz A Mutha and I wouldn't even care/notice. On Space Boogie the lyrics were still sharp, production was nice and Kurupt seemed like he had also developed some kind of songcvraft as well. So am I the only one who thinks this?
I like both albums but I thinik I like streetz iz a mutha better Kurupt killed trylogy its just one of those albums where I can listen to it without changing one song
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LMAO! Is this a joke?
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ya are you crazy man?
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lyrically, i feel streetz is a better album. i like it more because it is more dark and grittier than space boogie. space boogie is more of a party album with the majority of songs being uptempo and feel good. i LOVE the apperances on space boogie, just because they are so diverse, but streetz iz a mutha goes off the chain with the classic DPG clique. i gotta go with streetz. one of the best albums of '99.
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No its not a joke. Its not me kissing kurupt's ass either, I can only listen to like 6-9 tracks from Streetz but I can in turn, listen to 99.9% of Space Boogie, but then again I actually liked Against Tha Grain, Cali Iz Active and Same Day Different Shit so sue me.
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I mean every track on Space Boogie is bumpable and its hella more consistent. You could take maybe 5 or 6 tracks off Streetz Iz A Mutha and I wouldn't even care/notice. On Space Boogie the lyrics were still sharp, production was nice and Kurupt seemed like he had also developed some kind of songcvraft as well. So am I the only one who thinks this?
I can kind of see your point, but Space Boogie to me is more of a carry over from Tha Streetz. To me I can't see how you like SB and not like TSIAM. SB is more diverse but he had alot of collabs on there that did not mesh well. Fred Durst, Everlast come to mind, and the F The World freestyle made absolutely no sense. SB is still a good album, but I think Fred Wreck was in another zone with the beats on that album.
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I can only listen to like 6-9 tracks from Streetz
I feel for you... :-\
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lmao, i just got done listenin to that skit at the end of who ride wit us lol, making fun of dmx or whoever haha. shit is classic. "Hey momma! if you lookin for da tv! god dammit i SMOKED DA TV!"
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Dnice, I like Streetz, I just feel and can get better acquinted with SB than I can Streetz, "as an album".
Who Ride Wit Us,
Tha Streetz Iz A Mutha,
Make A Hoe A Housewife,
Neva Gonna Give It Up,
Welcome Home,
Represent Dat G.C,
Aint Shit W/o My Homeboys,
Live On The Mic,
Callin Out Names
^ Are my main picks from Streetz, everything else just feels like filler and is the same. Dont get me wrong, Kurupt was raw with the delivery and multis here, but damn I really do just like SB better, point blank.
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Dnice, I like Streetz, I just feel and can get better acquinted with SB than I can Streetz, "as an album".
Who Ride Wit Us,
Tha Streetz Iz A Mutha,
Make A Hoe A Housewife,
Neva Gonna Give It Up,
Welcome Home,
Represent Dat G.C,
Aint Shit W/o My Homeboys,
Live On The Mic,
Callin Out Names
^ Are my main picks from Streetz, everything else just feels like filler and is the same. Dont get me wrong, Kurupt was raw with the delivery and multis here, but damn I really do just like SB better, point blank.
Pretty much every song on "Tha Streetz..." is bangin'...The album is a near classic. ::)
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Dnice, I like Streetz, I just feel and can get better acquinted with SB than I can Streetz, "as an album".
Who Ride Wit Us,
Tha Streetz Iz A Mutha,
Make A Hoe A Housewife,
Neva Gonna Give It Up,
Welcome Home,
Represent Dat G.C,
Aint Shit W/o My Homeboys,
Live On The Mic,
Callin Out Names
^ Are my main picks from Streetz, everything else just feels like filler and is the same. Dont get me wrong, Kurupt was raw with the delivery and multis here, but damn I really do just like SB better, point blank.
That is cool. I like both of them, but Tha Streetz is easily one of my most played albums. He had something to prove on that album.
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Pretty much every song on "Tha Streetz..." is bangin'...The album is a near classic. ::)
Yep which means I have to like it by default? Lets not forget we all have opinions, and their not the same? I'm sure you didn't know that before, but apply the knowledge because "Now_You_Know". I'm not denying Streetz of its near-classic status, because then I'd have to debate with every western head online. D-Nice is right, Kurupt had something to prove on that record after the messy Kuruption! album.
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LOL, how could anybody like Against The Grain ??? there were maybe 4 decent traccs off that album and Same Day makes for a nice coaster or frisbee as well....I don't know if it's better, but I dug Space Boogie a little bit more that TSIAM, but not by much...TSIAM was more banged out and Space Boggie was more of a crusin vibe to it...Depends on the mood I guess
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what is this? ... kurupt appreciation week?
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I mean every track on Space Boogie is bumpable and its hella more consistent. You could take maybe 5 or 6 tracks off Streetz Iz A Mutha and I wouldn't even care/notice. On Space Boogie the lyrics were still sharp, production was nice and Kurupt seemed like he had also developed some kind of songcvraft as well. So am I the only one who thinks this?
I like both albums but I thinik I like streetz iz a mutha better Kurupt killed trylogy its just one of those albums where I can listen to it without changing one song
i love both albums all the way thru but i think streetz is slightly better
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Everyone has a right to their own opinion, but this has to be a joke. Space Boogie had some corny ass tracks, their was even a couple of wack rap/rock hybrid joints. That shit was just straight garbage except for a ffew songs.
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Streetz got some classic tracks on there. Space Boogie has a few bangers but nuthin' really memorable (except Hardest Muthafucka & Bring Back That G Shit).
Ain't nuthin lose to being as wack as It's Over on Streetz either.
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what is this? ... kurupt appreciation week?
IT DAMN WELL SHOULD BE!
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Streetz is EASILY better, I would give anything to hear Kurupt like that again
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Streetz is EASILY better, I would give anything to hear Kurupt like that again
would you give up your PURPLE HAZE cd?? think long and hard about that one... ;)
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Streetz is EASILY better, I would give anything to hear Kurupt like that again
would you give up your PURPLE HAZE cd?? think long and hard about that one... ;)
good point, but imo I also thought Kuruption was better than Space, although I liked Space Boogie alot
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Streetz is EASILY better, I would give anything to hear Kurupt like that again
would you give up your PURPLE HAZE cd?? think long and hard about that one... ;)
good point, but imo I also thought Kuruption was better than Space, although I liked Space Boogie alot
I agree.....
Kuruption is slept on way to much
"Game"
"its a set Up'
'we can freak it'
'c-walk'
'fresh'
'make some noize'
'cant let that slide'
'ask yourself a question'
"gimmewhatchugot"
All banging tracks. all the other tracks were solid. he was lyrically good on pretty much every track
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i havnt listened 2 Streetz in a while but id hafta pick Space Boogie.. all i hafta say is Fred Wreck
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i havnt listened 2 Streetz in a while but id hafta pick Space Boogie.. all i hafta say is Fred Wreck
he did songs on Streetz too
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I'd say Fredwreck's production was never as much on point as on 'Space Boogie'. Every Fredwreck beat there shits on the beats for 'Calling out names' or 'Represent that G.C.'.
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kurupt sucks... maybe he can rap but he isnt saying anything clever
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I love can't go wrong, awesome beat.
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People who like commercialzed shit more will like "Space Boogie"...
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kurupt sucks... maybe he can rap but he isnt saying anything clever
He used to say alot of clever shit when he rhymed, dude used to be the top lyricist
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People who like commercialzed shit more will like "Space Boogie"...
talk about a close-minded asshole who cant accept opinions for shit. Kurupt actually has somewhat of a songcraft on space boogie, Streetz is the same shit over and over, lyrically their about the same honestly, just his delivery is a bit more relaxed. I wont bother listening my underground albums just to wipe that "u only listen to commercial shit" slab clean, but whatever. And are you kidding me? Streetz and Space Boogie were both commercial, you act as if their underground hits.
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People who like commercialzed shit more will like "Space Boogie"...
talk about a close-minded asshole who cant accept opinions for shit. Kurupt actually has somewhat of a songcraft on space boogie, Streetz is the same shit over and over, lyrically their about the same honestly, just his delivery is a bit more relaxed. I wont bother listening my underground albums just to wipe that "u only listen to commercial shit" slab clean, but whatever. And are you kidding me? Streetz and Space Boogie were both commercial, you act as if their underground hits.
Wow...Slap yourself, son...It is known that Kurupt was going for a commercial sound with "Space Boogie", he thought it was his time to break-through into the mainstream, hence the super bubble-gum first single and guest appearances by Fred Durst, Everlast, etc...Not saying it wasn't a tight album, I still bump it from time to time (some great beats), but it's overall very synthetic and formulated as opposed to "Tha Streetz..." Please learn your shit before you step...PeACe
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I think alot of artists have 2 albums like what Kurupt has. T.I. is a good example. His first 2 album (I'M Serious & Trap Muzik) very street and grimey. As he became more popular, more mainstream producers started to work with him, which give him a more "mainstream" sound. Most people call it commerical because you can recognize most producers tracks when they are played. King is more "mainstream" because he used alot of big name producers. It happened to Pac with AEOM and he took it back gutter with Makaveli. Kurupt recieved so much success from TSIAM so he went with a more diverse sound on SB. Jon B, Lethal, etc, less Daz but more Fred.
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People who like commercialzed shit more will like "Space Boogie"...
talk about a close-minded asshole who cant accept opinions for shit. Kurupt actually has somewhat of a songcraft on space boogie, Streetz is the same shit over and over, lyrically their about the same honestly, just his delivery is a bit more relaxed. I wont bother listening my underground albums just to wipe that "u only listen to commercial shit" slab clean, but whatever. And are you kidding me? Streetz and Space Boogie were both commercial, you act as if their underground hits.
Wow...Slap yourself, son...It is known that Kurupt was going for a commercial sound with "Space Boogie", he thought it was his time to break-through into the mainstream, hence the super bubble-gum first single and guest appearances by Fred Durst, Everlast, etc...Not saying it wasn't a tight album, I still bump it from time to time (some great beats), but it's overall very synthetic and formulated as opposed to "Tha Streetz..." Please learn your shit before you step...PeACe
All that talk about Space Boogie is irrelevent, where did I deny Space Boogie of being commercial? I merely said Streetz Is just as commercial (and it is,) Break through into the mainstream? No he did that in 1997 on Anstra when he dropped his first video ever. If not then, then when he shot the video for "Who Ride Wit Us". & Hahah as if Streetz wasnt formulated? Anyway, have fun with your ego.
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I merely said Streetz Is just as commercial (and it is,)
LMAO...Stop right there. Keep slappin' yourself until you change your mind... :-X
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I merely said Streetz Is just as commercial (and it is,)
LMAO...Stop right there. Keep slappin' yourself until you change your mind... :-X
"Who Rid Wit Us", "Ho's A Housewife", "I Aint Shit Without My Homeboys",
dont let the lyrical fluff tracks and the in-house guest appearances fool you, he has some pure single/commercial tracks here.
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I merely said Streetz Is just as commercial (and it is,)
LMAO...Stop right there. Keep slappin' yourself until you change your mind... :-X
"Who Rid Wit Us", "Ho's A Housewife", "I Aint Shit Without My Homeboys",
dont let the lyrical fluff tracks and the in-house guest appearances fool you, he has some pure single/commercial tracks here.
Those tracks ain't even close t
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I merely said Streetz Is just as commercial (and it is,)
LMAO...Stop right there. Keep slappin' yourself until you change your mind... :-X
"Who Rid Wit Us", "Ho's A Housewife", "I Aint Shit Without My Homeboys",
dont let the lyrical fluff tracks and the in-house guest appearances fool you, he has some pure single/commercial tracks here.
Those tracks ain't even close t
LMAO! Those tracks arent even close to as commercial as some of Space Boogie, what the hell are you talking about? How the hell could Ho's A Housewife be commercial lmao. I loved both albums but Space was more commercial no doubt
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Step Up and NEVA GONNA GIVE IT UP too way different concepts LMAO at homie saying all the songs were alike..
tryology and Welcome Home way different all the songs were different and tight...
The songs with the closest concepts was "represent dat g.c." "and neva gonna give it up"
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the difference between the 2 is SB had lots of fillers
no way is it better
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Whoops, mixed "Girls All Pause" and "Ho's A Housewife" up. Those three are commercial, either they are or you just dont know what the hell commercial is. They dont even cuss in Who Ride Wit Us, Girls All Pause you know why? There commercial and meant for radio play, their radio edits. Space Boogie has two straight up commercial songs. Its Over and Sunshine. The everlast song was commercial? Do you honestly see that song having any mainstream appeal? Space is more variety, and more versatile, And Streetz has some nice cuts no doubt.
Step Up and NEVA GONNA GIVE IT UP too way different concepts LMAO at homie saying all the songs were alike..
The same as in, no variety. Not concept-wise of course what dumbass sits and writes about the same song 21 times? Compare "I Call Shots", "Trylogy", "Loose Cannons", "Step Up" "Live On The Mic" and tell me they arent similar in any way. I get it, Kurupt's flow and delivery were dope then! but their the same lyrical fluff tracks. Get what I'm saying now?
the difference between the 2 is SB had lots of fillers
no way is it better
Yes because "Loose Cannons", "Girls All Pause", "Tequilla", "I Call Shots" arent fillers.
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I mean every track on Space Boogie is bumpable and its hella more consistent. You could take maybe 5 or 6 tracks off Streetz Iz A Mutha and I wouldn't even care/notice. On Space Boogie the lyrics were still sharp, production was nice and Kurupt seemed like he had also developed some kind of song craft as well. So am I the only one who thinks this?
Nope !!!
I've always said this and i always wondered why nobody rated Space Boogie highly, it's like alot of muthafuckas say Streetz Iz A Mutha... is a classic so you got niggaz sayin' it's classic and they know it ain't to them but they don't wanna get shitted on for sayin' it's not. Well, i don't give a fuck what people say on certain issues that's why my karma is so high i'm not biting my tongue for anyone.
Space Boogie>>>>Streetz Iz A Mutha...
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I merely said Streetz Is just as commercial (and it is,)
LMAO...Stop right there. Keep slappin' yourself until you change your mind... :-X
"Who Rid Wit Us", "Ho's A Housewife", "I Aint Shit Without My Homeboys",
dont let the lyrical fluff tracks and the in-house guest appearances fool you, he has some pure single/commercial tracks here.
Those tracks ain't even close t
LMAO! Those tracks arent even close to as commercial as some of Space Boogie, what the hell are you talking about? How the hell could Ho's A Housewife be commercial lmao. I loved both albums but Space was more commercial no doubt
LOL, I was so fucked up last night and I had bitches over, I didn't even finish typin' and it got posted...Dude's so ridiculous, you already knew what I was sayin' without me even needing to say it...PeAce
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haha! this guy says "I Call Shots" is a filler...
you're done, leave
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LOL, I was so fucked up last night and I had bitches over, I didn't even finish typin' and it got posted...Dude's so ridiculous, you already knew what I was sayin' without me even needing to say it...PeAce
Yep apparently its not acceptable to have your own damn opinion. I kiss no ass, and I say whats on my mind, if you dont like it fuck you. Apparently I'm right about some things, no one else is taking my points in depth, rather their just outraged and shocked I had "the balls" to say Space Boogie is better than Streetz, if thats the case you fuckers have no point in this topic. Haha. Streetz has some nice tracks that are some of kurupts best but as an album it cant fuck with Space Boogie, do any of you own any albums that arent western by any chance?
haha! this guy says "I Call Shots" is a filler...
you're done, leave
Its not filler? Are we blind, deaf, stupid or what? (See, I'm purposely NOT being open-minded about your perspective as you're not about mine) Most intros are filler when you think about it. Like On Dillinger/YoungGotti2, I'd rather the motherfucker just skip straight to "DPGC Muzik" instead of those gay ass gun shots that dont do shit. Anyways, I Call Shots is just another lyrical fluff track. Streetz has like twelve of them already, how is it not filler? Tell me why and I'll tell you why it is. Read up above where I adressed the the lyrical fluff tracks.
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LMAO! Is this a joke?
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1. Blast Off (Intro)
2. Space Boogie - (featuring Nate Dogg)
3. Hate On Me - (featuring Soopafly/Damani)
4. On Da Grind - (featuring Daz)
5. It's Over - (featuring Natina Reed)
6. Can't Go Wrong - (featuring DJ Quik/Butch Cassidy)
7. On, Onsite - (featuring Lil' 1/2 Dead)
8. Sunshine - (featuring Jon B.)
9. Hardest..., The - (featuring Xzibit/Nate Dogg/M.C. Ren)
10. Gangsta's
11. Bring Back That G... - (featuring Snoop Doggy Dogg/Goldie Loc)
12. Lay It On Back - (featuring Fred Durst/Nate Dogg)
13. Just Don't Give A... - (featuring Fingazz)
14. At It Again
15. Kuruption - (featuring Everlast)
16. Da World - (featuring Daz)
I think both albums have filler. SB definitely has some. Space Boogie is just rambling by Kurupt, Hate On Me is the same from him, except Damani and Soopafly, On The Grind is tight, It Over is wack. 6-12 was the strength of the album and the last 4 was just rambling again. The beats on all of the tracks were fire.10 out of 16 for me. Not bad.
1. I Call Shots
2. Loose Canons
3. Who Ride Wit' Us
4. Represent Dat G.C.
5. Welcome Home - (featuring LaToya)
6. Tequilla
7. Trylogy
8. Neva Gonna Give It Up - (featuring Warren G/Tray D/Snoop Dogg/Soopafly)
9. Tha Streetz Iz A Mutha - (featuring Daz)
10. Ya Can't Trust Nobody
11. It Ain't About You
12. Girls All Pause - (featuring Daz/Roscoe)
13. Your Gyrl Friend
14. Ho's A Housewife - (featuring Dr. Dre)
15. I Ain't Sh%t Without My Homeboyz
16. Step Up
17. Live On The Mic - (bonus track, featuring KRS-One)
Tha Streetz also had it. I Call Shots is a dope song but Kurupt was throwing a few too many big words together for me. Roscoe killed it. The strength of this one is 2-11. 12- ehh, 13-nope, 14- cool 15-17 bangin, Callin Out Names-overrated. 12 out of 17 for me on this one.
I had talked about it earlier TS was more the album people wanted to hear from Kurupt after Kuruption. Gotti spitting fiyah over Daz beats and Fred Wreck. SB was more diverse but a very good album.
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@D-Nice: ^ I appreciate posts like that man for real.
And I honestly agree w/ about 95% of it. I think I'm coming off wrong, Kurupt lives to his potential on Streetz, we all know that, lyrically he was unstoppable on that, but overall as an "album" (based on albums solely, and not how much I like the artist or what other people think of him, haha) I lean w/ the more diverse Space Boogie. Its the same reason I sway w/ Doggystyle (more consistent, more variety) than The Chronic, but props.
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@D-Nice: ^ I appreciate posts like that man for real.
And I honestly agree w/ about 95% of it. I think I'm coming off wrong, Kurupt lives to his potential on Streetz, we all know that, lyrically he was unstoppable on that, but overall as an "album" (based on albums solely, and not how much I like the artist or what other people think of him, haha) I lean w/ the more diverse Space Boogie. Its the same reason I sway w/ Doggystyle (more consistent, more variety) than The Chronic, but props.
SB to me had the potential along with TS to be MONSTER albums. I agree both had alot of singles but the ones that were picked were the worse ones. Its Over, Girls All Pause? I really did not understand those picks. I feel you on your opinion and really you are on the wrong forum if you are lookin for people to explain things. People dissed me for liking Tha Doggfather. I did that post because I listened to both of them. SB does have some great songs on it as does TS but if somebody put me on the spot I'd say TS. But I like the way you stated your opinion. I can tell you know your music.
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SB to me had the potential along with TS to be MONSTER albums. I agree both had alot of singles but the ones that were picked were the worse ones. Its Over, Girls All Pause? I really did not understand those picks. I feel you on your opinion and really you are on the wrong forum if you are lookin for people to explain things. People dissed me for liking Tha Doggfather. I did that post because I listened to both of them. SB does have some great songs on it as does TS but if somebody put me on the spot I'd say TS. But I like the way you stated your opinion. I can tell you know your music.
Thanks for the encouragement, lol. Yeah I try to be open minded with every album, hence me actually giving a damn about S.D.D.S, A.T.G, C.I.A and excedra
btw, I liked Doggfather too.
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Same here, What did you think of Same Day Different Shit?
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"Tha Doggfather" was the shit, and I loved "Space Boogie", but it's just not comparable to "Tha Streetz..." and you can't tell me it wasn't more commercialzed. That shit was blatantly formulated, his promoter even told me he's making it with the intent of crossing over to mainstream status, I even posted it around the time the album was out...You're arguments mean nothng, "Tha Streetz..." >>>>> "Space Boogie"....PeACe
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That was what I just said.
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Same here, What did you think of Same Day Different Shit?
3.5/5, Actually pretty nice album
"Tha Doggfather" was the shit, and I loved "Space Boogie", but it's just not comparable to "Tha Streetz..." and you can't tell me it wasn't more commercialzed. That shit was blatantly formulated, his promoter even told me he's making it with the intent of crossing over to mainstream status, I even posted it around the time the album was out...You're arguments mean nothng, "Tha Streetz..." >>>>> "Space Boogie"....PeACe
Once we realize no one's opinion is fact we will get somewhere, Space Boogie > Streetz imo, and you want to know why? read the goddamn topic. I could blatantly say Streetz is formulated too, "some heavy flow tracks, some g-tales", but I wont do that because I actually like the album too.
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OK, some people on this topic are getting bent out of shape. 4108 brought up some good points about both albums. SB just so happens to be a favorite of his over TS. What is the big deal about that?
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What is the big deal about that?
Because I am pointing out faults and making people think outside their comfort zones, would be my guess.
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so now "I Call Shots" is a filler track equal to a skit?
dude everyone thinks ur a dipshit
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so now "I Call Shots" is a filler track equal to a skit?
dude everyone thinks ur a dipshit
What a fuckin moron. I Call Shots is my fav cut on the great album
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I mean every track on Space Boogie is bumpable and its hella more consistent. You could take maybe 5 or 6 tracks off Streetz Iz A Mutha and I wouldn't even care/notice. On Space Boogie the lyrics were still sharp, production was nice and Kurupt seemed like he had also developed some kind of songcvraft as well. So am I the only one who thinks this?
I've had this debate with myself a few times in the past. It's still up in the air. The way I see it "Tha Streetz iz a Mutha" is really a street album and "Space Boogie" is more mainstream friendly. So really you have 2 great albums that served a different purpose. Too bad neither got the proper promotion it deserved.
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so now "I Call Shots" is a filler track equal to a skit?
dude everyone thinks ur a dipshit
What a fuckin moron. I Call Shots is my fav cut on the great album
seriously! what the hell
for the guy to not like it is fine, who gives a shit
but to call it a mere filler? that's stupidity
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so now "I Call Shots" is a filler track equal to a skit?
dude everyone thinks ur a dipshit
What a fuckin moron. I Call Shots is my fav cut on the great album
seriously! what the hell
for the guy to not like it is fine, who gives a shit
but to call it a mere filler? that's stupidity
Kurupt and Roscoe give me chills in that track, lyricism to the fullest!
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so now "I Call Shots" is a filler track equal to a skit?
dude everyone thinks ur a dipshit
Yes because I give a shit what people think after all I've said on pages 1/2/3/4 and not seeing eye to eye with the majorities. I'm a dipshit because I have a different opinion? Look at the topic title does it say I'm trying to persuade you into my diverse way of thinking? No, it says "I'M" convinced, not you, because someone cant compute an opposing opinion worth shit.
What a fuckin moron. I Call Shots is my fav cut on the great album
Oh yeah, same goes for you too.
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r u saying its equal to a skit?
oh yeah you dyslexic fuck, lets not assume and put words in my mouth. Read this carefully, breathing in and out might help too.
Its not filler? Are we blind, deaf, stupid or what? (See, I'm purposely NOT being open-minded about your perspective as you're not about mine) Most intros are filler when you think about it. Like On Dillinger/YoungGotti2, I'd rather the motherfucker just skip straight to "DPGC Muzik" instead of those gay ass gun shots that dont do shit. Anyways, I Call Shots is just another lyrical fluff track. Streetz has like twelve of them already, how is it not filler? Tell me why and I'll tell you why it is. Read up above where I adressed the the lyrical fluff tracks.
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LMAO at whoever said I call shots is a filler
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so now "I Call Shots" is a filler track equal to a skit?
dude everyone thinks ur a dipshit
What a fuckin moron. I Call Shots is my fav cut on the great album
seriously! what the hell
for the guy to not like it is fine, who gives a shit
but to call it a mere filler? that's stupidity
Kurupt and Roscoe give me chills in that track, lyricism to the fullest!
Yeah I like the beat and Roscoe's verse because that introduced him to the world, but Kurupt was doing that psychomatic, automatic static, catatonic, supersonic robotic chronic addict. WTF? He was just throwing alot of big words together.
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so now "I Call Shots" is a filler track equal to a skit?
dude everyone thinks ur a dipshit
Yes because I give a shit what people think after all I've said on pages 1/2/3/4 and not seeing eye to eye with the majorities. I'm a dipshit because I have a different opinion? Look at the topic title does it say I'm trying to persuade you into my diverse way of thinking? No, it says "I'M" convinced, not you, because someone cant compute an opposing opinion worth shit.
great man! :loser: