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DUBCC - Tha Connection => West Coast Classics => Topic started by: WILL-I-DIE on November 13, 2006, 02:08:35 PM
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Ice Cube - War & Peace Vol. 1 (War Disc) >>> Dope Album.Classic To Me
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Good thread...I know there's a couple of albums that I didn't like at first but grew on me, I just can't think of them right now.
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Ice Cube - War & Peace Vol. 1 (War Disc) >>> Dope Album.Classic To Me
Same here. I remember when it first dropped, I was on a long road trip and I bumped that going and coming back. To this day I just let that shit play still it stops. But I thought it was dope from the jump another album that took some time to grow on me but that I bump is probably that Dillinger & Young Gotti. When it first came out I thought it was cool but by the summer that whole album STAYED in the car. I have alot more, just give me some time. ;D
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WC - Ghetto Heisman..
that album is on some modern day classic material... baning from front to back... at first i just picked it up to support the west... it eventually became my fav album that year... surpassing eminem and quik...
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Kuruption
No Limit Topp Dogg
The Documentary
Da Hood
Terrorist Threats
Till Death Do Us Part
Doggfather
Word On Tha Streetz
Novakane
More to come...
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-The Chronic
-Efil 4 Zaggin
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definitly doggfather was a big let down in the beginning it was just two steps ahead of me cause since 2000 i even prefer it above doggystyle
aftermath compilation was a dissapointment but right now its absolutely classic. its an rnb album but its really stylish stand alone album.
firm album was dissapointin because of it werent all dre tracks but later on you realise all dre songs on it are so strong the album is classic anyway
warren g take a look over your shoulder was not somethin i expected either after years it grew on me and nowadays i really respect the production its like spaced out g funk
puff daddy now way out was wack to me cause i hated puffy but afterall i have to admit its great production and classic album
makaveli was dissapointment also because it was so short and wasn't as accessable as all eyez on me but later on when i got caught by the lyrics it ended in my top 10 list on top.
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In The Midnight Hour
The Hard Way
Dat Woopty Woop
This Life I Lead
Tha Click- Money & Muscle
The Team
Doggy's Angels
Crip Hop
Until The End Of Time
Rassassination
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da band, no shit its got some good songs for kicking off a good night.
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Never had a situation like that. I've had albums I disliked that I've grown to appreciate, but all my personal favorites I felt from the first listen.
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dat whoopty woop
retaliation revenge and get back
tha eastsidaz
straight outta compton
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one that i can think of from the top of my head would be spice 1 "Americas Nightmare".I loved spice 1 back in the day with his first 2 albums but then i dunno it was just something about AMericas Nightmare that i didnt like at first.Then the more and more i listened to it i loved it and it became a classic.
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cbo and yukmouth
1st album in thugs we trust or whatever
i thought it was average at first..... but that shit is a classic......
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WC - Ghetto Heisman
Warren G - In The Mid-Nite Hour
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213 - The Hard Way
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kuruption
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NWA - Efil 4 Zaggin
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WC - Ghetto Heisman is def 1 for me, there are sum more but I cant think of em at the mo!
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Never had a situation like that. I've had albums I disliked that I've grown to appreciate, but all my personal favorites I felt from the first listen.
same, if i dont like it from the beginning i will never like it....and the other way round too
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A Tribe Called Quest - Low End Theory
Kurupt - Streetz is a Mutha
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Dillinger and Young Gotti, i was expecting another Streetz iz a mutha so i was dissapointed when i first played it. Over time though it def became a personal classic.
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Dillinger and Young Gotti, i was expecting another Streetz iz a mutha so i was dissapointed when i first played it. Over time though it def became a personal classic.
The beats were different and took some time to get used to because Daz did them with Mike Dean, but man I really started to get into it once I got my system finished that year. Daz needs to hook back up with Mike Dean. Kurupt has some hard rhymes on that.
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DJ Quik "Safe & Sound" - After hearing Quik on Menace II Society & Murder Was The Case, I wanted to get a Quik album, so I picked it up. I didn't like all the live instruments in it. I was only about 13 when I got it. After a while I began to appreciate the music, and now it's one of my fav. albums.
Raphael Saadiq "Instant Vintage" - Only liked a few tracks on it when I first got it, now I listen to it all the time.
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Kurupt - Kuruption (West Coast)
DJ Quik- Rhythmalism
Kurupt's album kinda threw me way off, maybe it was the factory radio in my car at the time....
Quik's album was totally different from the previous 3 he had released...He went from being gangsta to being 'fly' and at the time I wasn't feeling that at all...
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Kurupt - Kuruption (West Coast)
DJ Quik- Rhythmalism
Kurupt's album kinda threw me way off, maybe it was the factory radio in my car at the time....
Quik's album was totally different from the previous 3 he had released...He went from being gangsta to being 'fly' and at the time I wasn't feeling that at all...
The same with me with Rhythmalism. I hesitated on buying that album due to the gayish album cover and then I eventually bought it and I was ???. It sounded so different. I didn't listen to it again until Balance and Options dropped and then it became one of my alltime favorites.
The Roots album Things Fall Apart, I didn't like it at first either but it grew on me.
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E-40 In a Major Way
My first E-40 album, and pretty much first time ever hearing him. Copped it in 95 because it was a feature on a music club. Didn't really like it at first, or even for almost 2 years. Now its one of my favorite albums out.