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DUBCC - Tha Connection => West Coast Classics => Topic started by: ⠀ on August 14, 2012, 03:43:57 AM
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I just spun Keep On by Hammer again, man the boy had skills:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Y111xWipXA
No multis, metaphors, adlibs or gimmicks just storytelling lyrics and a nice flow.
(http://gifs.gifbin.com/072009/1247133933_star_wars_mc_hammer.gif)
Please Hammer Don't Hurt Em
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"Pumps and a bump, Pumps and a bump, we like the girls with the Pumps and a bump"
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I just spun Keep On by Hammer again, man the boy had skills:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Y111xWipXA
No multis, metaphors, adlibs or gimmicks just storytelling lyrics and a nice flow.
(http://gifs.gifbin.com/072009/1247133933_star_wars_mc_hammer.gif)
Please Hammer Don't Hurt Em
that sultry funk song with VMF is tight as hell too... wonder who ghostwrote Keep On. nice jam btw.
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^lol, great signature
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The Funky Headhunter & his Death Row album had some incredible production, can't say I agree with your point of view of him as a rapper though. Hammer's a legend nonetheless.
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I would rate Hammer as a complete artist of a much higher calibre than 85% of the west today.
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hammer was an artist that was making money and saw it all, from pop to death row.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C791hrjkt_I
For me he is in that video the sellout cube was talking about in true to the game
And enough about that dumb talk about making money, you do have principles do you??
Or do you sell your own mother.... if money is the ultimate goal, why don't you sell her?
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offtopic but that 1st verse on true to the game was bout Eazy
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offtopic but that 1st verse on true to the game was bout Eazy
Maybe in the Lyricks but in the video not.
While the second verse see the video was clearly about Hammer http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r_zSt-qQfn4
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yea. he was dope. made some good music.
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hammer is your typical black-man-who-spent-all-his-money story
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hammer is your typical black-man-who-spent-all-his-money story
LOL SMH that was cold as fuck
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hammer is your typical black-man-who-spent-all-his-money story
The end result may have been the same but the Hammer started off different cos his aim was to keep his people off the streets instead of snatching up desperados from the street and unleashing them on the industry.
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that track with Kurupt and Spice 1 off his Death Row album is 8)
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the track he had wit OFTB, i like that one,
the track wit pac n daddy kane,
and the one when he rapepd over a 2pac-insturmetnal (troublesome '96 i think)