West Coast Connection Forum
DUBCC - Tha Connection => West Coast Classics => Topic started by: Hack Wilson - real on June 16, 2015, 11:02:25 AM
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LzBS2lRu2u8&feature=youtu.be
wow, awesome!!!
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Wack song tbh.
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1 reply? damn
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1 reply? damn
LOL It's a topic about The Walking Dead what do you expect
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1 reply? damn
LOL It's a topic about The Walking Dead what do you expect
dubcc solely exists for 90's rap talk
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LzBS2lRu2u8&feature=youtu.be
wow, awesome!!!
Can someone post an mp3?
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http://dbr.ee/suU8
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It's always cool to hear new Tupac, but this song is definitely on the wack side of things. Pac was still hit or miss in 1991-2: when he was inspired or his production was tight, the song came out good, otherwise it could be a little boring. I think 1993 was the year when Pac stopped making mediocre music and could rock any beat, and make nothing but great music (to me, at least). By the time 1996 arrived, Pac reached a level of greatness where he never wrote a wack song.
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It's always cool to hear new Tupac, but this song is definitely on the wack side of things. Pac was still hit or miss in 1991-2: when he was inspired or his production was tight, the song came out good, otherwise it could be a little boring. I think 1993 was the year when Pac stopped making mediocre music and could rock any beat, and make nothing but great music (to me, at least). By the time 1996 arrived, Pac reached a level of greatness where he never wrote a wack song.
Agreed.
I've hardly ever bumped 2pacalypse Now. At that time he still had not figured out how to make great music.
...Then by the time Strictly 4 My Niggaz came around he was still a bit hit and miss. I mean he could make great songs like "Keep Your Head Up" and "Holler If You Hear Me" but I think most people skip over a few songs when listening to that album. The success of that album really opened the door for Pac and then he was able to do whatever he wanted, work with whatever producers he wanted, and make his own decisions about his career. Ultimately he became invisible after that album, and the rest is history...
On the Thug Life album there is no bad song, and people who like that album play it front to back without skipping any tracks. He did say that the whole "Thug Life" mantra hit him like the Holy Ghost—and by that time he started to become incapable of making bad songs. Everything he did by then was good. It was by that time that he had became so great that even his scraps, B Sides, and unreleased songs could be taken later, posthumously—and used to create 2X platinum classics like—R U Still Down.
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2pacalypse Now was probably his best album as an emcee, i love that album
then again i also love the songs on the Lost TApes too, old Pac is the shit
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makes me feel better bout the lack of replies in the recent L.A.M.B threads ......this thread woulda been 15 pages 5 years back, which is about double what L.A.M.B threads was doin.
who leaked this track?
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makes me feel better bout the lack of replies in the recent L.A.M.B threads ......this thread woulda been 15 pages 5 years back, which is about double what L.A.M.B threads was doin.
who leaked this track?
throw some bout dre in a thread then ur get the 10+ pages
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2pacalypse Now was probably his best album as an emcee, i love that album
then again i also love the songs on the Lost TApes too, old Pac is the shit
this!
2pacalypse and stricly for my niggaz is the shit! his older work is mad underrated by most people.
song is really a flashback to the feeling of this two albums tho 8)
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2pacalypse Now was probably his best album as an emcee, i love that album
then again i also love the songs on the Lost TApes too, old Pac is the shit
this!
2pacalypse and stricly for my niggaz is the shit! his older work is mad underrated by most people.
song is really a flashback to the feeling of this two albums tho 8)
true but i cant stand some of those beats from those albums some didnt age well
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2pacalypse Now was probably his best album as an emcee, i love that album
then again i also love the songs on the Lost TApes too, old Pac is the shit
this!
2pacalypse and stricly for my niggaz is the shit! his older work is mad underrated by most people.
song is really a flashback to the feeling of this two albums tho 8)
true but i cant stand some of those beats from those albums some didnt age well
i like those beats and they still sound fresh to me..for me this sounds stands for this period of pac's career, which was also really dope. but yeah, beats definetly sounds very "oldschool"..not that fat soundin' beats like on his later stuff
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It's always cool to hear new Tupac, but this song is definitely on the wack side of things. Pac was still hit or miss in 1991-2: when he was inspired or his production was tight, the song came out good, otherwise it could be a little boring. I think 1993 was the year when Pac stopped making mediocre music and could rock any beat, and make nothing but great music (to me, at least). By the time 1996 arrived, Pac reached a level of greatness where he never wrote a wack song.
Agreed.
I've hardly ever bumped 2pacalypse Now. At that time he still had not figured out how to make great music.
...Then by the time Strictly 4 My Niggaz came around he was still a bit hit and miss. I mean he could make great songs like "Keep Your Head Up" and "Holler If You Hear Me" but I think most people skip over a few songs when listening to that album. The success of that album really opened the door for Pac and then he was able to do whatever he wanted, work with whatever producers he wanted, and make his own decisions about his career. Ultimately he became invisible after that album, and the rest is history...
On the Thug Life album there is no bad song, and people who like that album play it front to back without skipping any tracks. He did say that the whole "Thug Life" mantra hit him like the Holy Ghost—and by that time he started to become incapable of making bad songs. Everything he did by then was good. It was by that time that he had became so great that even his scraps, B Sides, and unreleased songs could be taken later, posthumously—and used to create 2X platinum classics like—R U Still Down.
I dunno man, im kind of the other way around.
I dont really skip any tracks on Strictly For My Niggaz but i do skip a couple on Thug Life
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i love every song and beat on 2pacalypse....if i had to pick any "weak" beat it'd be Brenda's and Rebel... but they won me over, over time.
on Strictly i can understand someone not liking some of those beats since it came out AFTER the Chronic for example but only songs I ever skip at the interludes. the Stretch beats were the best besides Get Around.
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This is old AF....
Heard it first time few months ago trolling for remixes...
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when i listen to sfmn (especially representin' 93) i remenisce about one particular summer back in high school when i was bumpin this shit just started smoking weed 8) (album was already "old" back than, i'm still under 30 ;))
so maybe it's just my own connection with this album, but i love everything on it the raps, the beats and even the interludes ("something to die for" is just awesome :o)
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This is old AF....
Heard it first time few months ago trolling for remixes...
shut up
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You where in high school in 93? And you're under 30? Are you a kid genius
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This is old AF....
Heard it first time few months ago trolling for remixes...
shut up
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You where in high school in 93? And you're under 30? Are you a kid genius
Haha this made me laugh but no when he played it in high school he said it was already "old" then...so he played it years after 93 but still was in high school when he bumped it
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You where in high school in 93? And you're under 30? Are you a kid genius
Haha this made me laugh but no when he played it in high school he said it was already "old" then...so he played it years after 93 but still was in high school when he bumped it
bingo! ;)