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DUBCC - Tha Connection => West Coast Classics => Topic started by: GangstaBoogy on March 01, 2012, 11:15:56 PM
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I've never seen this before: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0jyXwmhMVfc&feature=related
Some really dope footage of Kurupt, Snoop, and Daz lookin young as fuck lol. Is there more? I doubt theres really a 10 damn minute documentary.
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amazing
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damn we had it good in the 90's..... Enjoy your nursery rhyme rap now a days i'll stick to the old shit..... big ups on vid bro
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LOL how have you not seen this? It's from Russell Simmon's documentary called "The Show" from 1995.
It features very dope scenes and performances from Snoop and Dogg Pound, Wu-Tang, Craig Mack, Biggie, Run DMC, Warren G Twinz & Da 5 Footaz, Naughty By Nature and so on.
The whole thing been on Youtube for years.
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LOL how have you not seen this? It's from Russell Simmon's documentary called "The Show" from 1995.
It features very dope scenes and performances from Snoop and Dogg Pound, Wu-Tang, Craig Mack, Biggie, Run DMC, Warren G Twinz & Da 5 Footaz, Naughty By Nature and so on.
The whole thing been on Youtube for years.
yeah dope documentary, i got it the tape since the 80's
you can see all those footage on the the Dove Shack's video "summetime in the LBC"
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Taken From "The Show" released in 1995 (with soundtrack).
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LOL how have you not seen this? It's from Russell Simmon's documentary called "The Show" from 1995.
It features very dope scenes and performances from Snoop and Dogg Pound, Wu-Tang, Craig Mack, Biggie, Run DMC, Warren G Twinz & Da 5 Footaz, Naughty By Nature and so on.
The whole thing been on Youtube for years.
What I always wondered was why was it not re-released on dvd? There's SO MUCH weak-ass dvd's out & this is still UNAVAILABLE in other format than VHS?
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I haven't seen this in a while... But I mostly remember that part on Wu-Tang where Method Man starts arguing with Ghostface and U-God.
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LOL how have you not seen this? It's from Russell Simmon's documentary called "The Show" from 1995.
It features very dope scenes and performances from Snoop and Dogg Pound, Wu-Tang, Craig Mack, Biggie, Run DMC, Warren G Twinz & Da 5 Footaz, Naughty By Nature and so on.
The whole thing been on Youtube for years.
What I always wondered was why was it not re-released on dvd? There's SO MUCH weak-ass dvd's out & this is still UNAVAILABLE in other format than VHS?
No it's on DVD too. Just go to www.amazon.com
This is my favorite documentary/soundtrack of all time. Classic material, props to Russel for putting it together. It served to document hip-hop during it's golden era.
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LOL how have you not seen this? It's from Russell Simmon's documentary called "The Show" from 1995.
It features very dope scenes and performances from Snoop and Dogg Pound, Wu-Tang, Craig Mack, Biggie, Run DMC, Warren G Twinz & Da 5 Footaz, Naughty By Nature and so on.
The whole thing been on Youtube for years.
What I always wondered was why was it not re-released on dvd? There's SO MUCH weak-ass dvd's out & this is still UNAVAILABLE in other format than VHS?
No it's on DVD too. Just go to www.amazon.com
This is my favorite documentary/soundtrack of all time. Classic material, props to Russel for putting it together. It served to document hip-hop during it's golden era.
Thanx! dunno how I managed to miss it so long!
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I haven't seen this in a while... But I mostly remember that part on Wu-Tang where Method Man starts arguing with Ghostface and U-God.
Yeah same with me, the Wu-Tang segment is the only part I remember seeing when Meth was going off on the tour bus lol. Im pretty sure I saw it on HBO back in the day cuz I never had it on vhs or anything.
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I haven't seen this in a while... But I mostly remember that part on Wu-Tang where Method Man starts arguing with Ghostface and U-God.
Yeah same with me, the Wu-Tang segment is the only part I remember seeing when Meth was going off on the tour bus lol. Im pretty sure I saw it on HBO back in the day cuz I never had it on vhs or anything.
I think they were on a train, but yeah... that's the one. It's on YouTube too, and it's funny how at some point, Meth's rebuttal to U-God was "How much ass you getting?"
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I haven't seen this in a while... But I mostly remember that part on Wu-Tang where Method Man starts arguing with Ghostface and U-God.
Yeah same with me, the Wu-Tang segment is the only part I remember seeing when Meth was going off on the tour bus lol. Im pretty sure I saw it on HBO back in the day cuz I never had it on vhs or anything.
I think they were on a train, but yeah... that's the one. It's on YouTube too, and it's funny how at some point, Meth's rebuttal to U-God was "How much ass you getting?"
LOL wtf no it wasn't. Maybe you're refering to when he said "Look at the answers you give" cuz U-God basically claimed that Meth was hoggin the interview that they were at together before. None of them ever brought up anything about ass bruh lol.
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I haven't seen this in a while... But I mostly remember that part on Wu-Tang where Method Man starts arguing with Ghostface and U-God.
Yeah same with me, the Wu-Tang segment is the only part I remember seeing when Meth was going off on the tour bus lol. Im pretty sure I saw it on HBO back in the day cuz I never had it on vhs or anything.
I think they were on a train, but yeah... that's the one. It's on YouTube too, and it's funny how at some point, Meth's rebuttal to U-God was "How much ass you getting?"
LOL wtf no it wasn't. Maybe you're refering to when he said "Look at the answers you give" cuz U-God basically claimed that Meth was hoggin the interview that they were at together before. None of them ever brought up anything about ass bruh lol.
Whoops, you're right. I had randomly listened to it earlier and wasn't paying much attention, though listening to it again, I misheard them.
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I got the VHS and the OST of this beiiiitch. The soundtrack had tracks by Dre and Snoop so I bought it...Turns out it was just excerpts from the movie...scammed ha.
"We entertainers!"
Sick show.
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I got the VHS and the OST of this beiiiitch. The soundtrack had tracks by Dre and Snoop so I bought it...Turns out it was just excerpts from the movie...scammed ha.
"We entertainers!"
Sick show.
Yep. Isn't there some other track where the entire thing is just someone going "Hip-hop is..." and that's it?
The tracklist had a lot of talent altogether. I was a huge Bone Thugs fan and I had bought it just to get Everyday Thang (since I wanted to collect all of their songs, though it was different from the version on Faces of Death).
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I got the VHS and the OST of this beiiiitch. The soundtrack had tracks by Dre and Snoop so I bought it...Turns out it was just excerpts from the movie...scammed ha.
"We entertainers!"
Sick show.
Yep. Isn't there some other track where the entire thing is just someone going "Hip-hop is..." and that's it?
The tracklist had a lot of talent altogether. I was a huge Bone Thugs fan and I had bought it just to get Everyday Thang (since I wanted to collect all of their songs, though it was different from the version on Faces of Death).
Hip Hop is writing and rhymin...first skit I think. i still bump that CD.
how Highhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh so high that i can kiss the skyyyy
Everyday Thang, How High, My Block, Droppin The bombs, Zoom Zooms and Wham Whams were all good tracks.
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I wished that the version of "Me & My Bitch" over the Computer Love beat weren't a live performance... it was smooth over that and would've been nice without the yelling and Puffy adlibs on the mic.
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I love this soundtrack... still bump it from time to time...
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man hook some of this shit up that you say you watch to. I haven't seen this that you been talking bout!
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LOL how have you not seen this? It's from Russell Simmon's documentary called "The Show" from 1995.
It features very dope scenes and performances from Snoop and Dogg Pound, Wu-Tang, Craig Mack, Biggie, Run DMC, Warren G Twinz & Da 5 Footaz, Naughty By Nature and so on.
The whole thing been on Youtube for years.
What I always wondered was why was it not re-released on dvd? There's SO MUCH weak-ass dvd's out & this is still UNAVAILABLE in other format than VHS?
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No it's on DVD too. Just go to www.amazon.com
This is my favorite documentary/soundtrack of all time. Classic material, props to Russel for putting it together. It served to document hip-hop during it's golden era.