West Coast Connection Forum
DUBCC - Tha Connection => West Coast Classics => Topic started by: Thirteen on February 14, 2005, 04:00:30 PM
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here are the contents, i can hook up any request in the hook up spot if someone is interested in a particular cd...
2pac - Stricktly for my niggaz
2pac - me against the world
2pac - all eyez on me disc 1 & 2
2pac - r u still down disc 1 & 2
2pac - until the end of time disc 1 & 2
8ball & MJG 0 space age 4 eva
Above The Rim SDTRK
AllFruMTha I - AllFrumTha I
AMG - Bitch Betta Have My Money 2001
Ant Bank - big thangs
Arrested Development - classic masters
B - Legit - the hemp museum
B - Legit - hempin aint easy
Babyface - for the cool in you
Bad Azz - personal business
Big Pun - Yeeeah baby
Big Mike - still serious
Big Mike - Hard To Hit
Big Syke - Big Syke Daddy
Blade II SDTRK
Bones SDTRK
Bone Thugs - n- Harmony - E. 1999 eternal
Boyz II Men - Legacy
Busta Rhymes - Total Devastation
Busta Rhymes - Genesis
Caz - Going Head Up
Celly Cell - the G filez
Chronic 2000 - disc 1 & 2
CJ Mac - Platinum Game
The Click - Money & Muscle
Chidren Of Da Ghetto - C.O.G.
The Comrads - wake up & ball
Coolio - Fantastic voyage
Craig David - born to do it
Da Hood, Mack 10 presents
Damizza - Where I Want To Be
Dangerous Grounds SDTRK
Daz Dillinger - Retalliation, Revenge and get back
Daz Dillinger - R.A.W.
Daz Dillinger - this is the life i lead
Daz & JT - Longbeach 2 Fillmoe
Debarge - the ultimaate collection
Def Squad - Erick Onasis
Dena Cali - Dena Cali
Digital Underground - Sex Packets
Digital Underground - Future Rhythm
Digital Underground - No Nose Job
DJ Quik - Quik Is The Name
DJ Quik - Way 2 Fonky
DJ Quik - Safe + Sound
DJ Quik - Rhythm-al-ism
DJ Quik - Balance & Options
DJ Quik - Under Tha Influence
DJ Quik - Da Finale
D.O.C - Deuce
Dogg Pound - Dogg Food
D.P.G. - Dillinger & Young Gotti
Tha Dogg Pound - 2002
Doggystyle Allstars - Welcome to The House Vol. 1
Dr Dre - The Chronic
Dr Dre - 2001
E - 40 - Tha Hall Of Game
E - 40 - The Element Of Surprise disc 1 & 2
E - 40 - Charlie Hustle
E - 40 - Loyalty And Betrayal
E - 40 - Grit & Grind
Eastsidaz - Duces 'N Trayz
Eazy-E - It's On 187um Killa
Eazy-E - Eternal E
Eazy-E - str8 off tha streetz of muthaphukkin compton
Eazy-E - the godfather of gangsta rap
Eminem - the marshal mathers mp
Eminem - the eminem show
Fugees - the score
Gang Related SDTRK disc 1 & 2
George Clinton - TAPOAFOM
Geto Boys - Till death do us part
Geto Boys - the resurrection
Geto Boys - da good, da bad, da ugly
Henchmen - bullet proof love vol. 1
Hoo-Bangin - the mix tape vol. 1
Ice Cube - amerikkka;s most wanted
Ice Cube - death certificate
Ice Cube - the predator
Ice Cube - lethal injection
Ice Cube - bootlegs + b-sides
Ice Cube - Featuring...
Ice Cube - War & Peace vol. 1
Ice Cube - War & Peace vol. 2
Ice Cube - Greatest Hits
Jayo Felony - whatcha gonna do
Jayo Felony - Crip hop
Keith Sweat - Keith Sweat
Knoc-turn'al - la confidential presents
Konnectid Project
Kurupt - tha streetz iz a mutha
Kurupt - Space boogie: smoke oddessey
Lawhouse Experience vol. 1
Liks, Tha - XO Experience
Life SDTRK
LSG - LSG
Luniz - operation stackola
Luther Vandross - The best of love vol. 2
Lyricist Lounge 2
Mack 10 - Mack 10
Mack 10 - based on a true story
Mack 10 - the recipe
Mack 10 - the paper route
Mack 10 - bang or ball
Madd Nation - world gone madd
Mausberg - non fiction
MC Breed - best of
MC Eiht - Section 8
MC Eiht - n' my neighborhood
Michael Jackson - Greatest Hits vol. 1
Montell Jordan - this is how we do it
Montell Jordon - More...
Montell Jordon - Montell Jordan
Mr Short Khop - da khop shop
Murder Was The Case SDTRK
Nate Dogg - G Fink Classics vol. 1 & 2
Nate Dogg - Music & Me
Next Friday SDTRK
Notorious BIG - Life After deat disc 1 & 2
NWA - Greatest Hits
NWA - 10th anniversay tribute
NWA Legacy vol. 1 disc 1 & 2
NWA Legacy vol. 2
Nuthin But A Gangsta Party
Nuthin But A Gangsta Party 2
OZ SDTRK
Players Club SDTRK
Raphael Saadiq - instant vintage
The Relativez - the takeover
R. Kelly - R. Kelly
R. Kelly - R. disc 1 & 2
Road Dawgs - Don't be saprize
Roscoe - philiphornia
Scarface - the diary
Scarface - the untouchable
Scarface - My Homies disc 1 & 2
Scarface - the last of a dying breed
2nd II None - Classic 220
Shade Shiest - informal introduction
Sick Wid It's Greatest Hits
Snoop Dogg - Doggystyle
Snoop Dogg - no limit topp dogg
Snoop Dogg - tha last meal
Snoop Dogg - Greatest Hits
Soopafly - dat whoopty whoop
Soundbombing III
Southwest Riders disc 1 & 2
Still Mo Bounce
Suga Free - Street gospel
Suga Free - the new testament
Thicker Than Water SDTRK disc 1 & 2
Too Gangsta For Radio
Tony Toni Tone - 20th Century Masters
TQ - they never saw me coming
TQ - the second coming
Training Day SDTRK
Truth Hurts - truthfully speaking
TWDY - derty werk
Warren G - i want it all
Warren G - return of the regulator
The Wash SDTRK
WC and the maad circle - Curb servin
WC - the shadiest one
WC - ghetto heisman
West Coast Bad Boyz II
West Coast Bad Boyz - poppin collars
Westside Connection - bow down
Westside Connection - terrorist threats
Who Ride Wit Us vol. 1 disc 1 & 2
Won G - No Better than this
Xzibit - restless
Xzibit - man vs machine
Zapp & Roger - we can make you dance disc 1 & 2
Prince - The Hits/ bsides disc 1 - 3
Geto Boys - Greatest hits
Hi - C - the hi-life hustle
Rick James - the ultimate collection
Game - untold story
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Montell Jordan - this is how we do it
can u up that
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i'll get to any requests a little later tonight
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damn man i was wondering if when you had the time if you could hook me up with a couple of those albums,
b-legit: the hemp museum
cj mac: platinum game
thanx in advance man my email is pacersin2004@yahoo.com
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yeah, i've got about 5 of those. they come in handy
contents:
http://homepage.mac.com/nibs/.Public/music.txt
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Tha Liks - X.O. Experience
Soundbombing III
Hi-C - Hi Life Hustle
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George Clinton - TAPOAFOM
Jayo Felony - whatcha gonna do
Prince - The Hits/ bsides disc 1 - 3
If you could hook these ones up it would be really appreciated.
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I got one request, and that is:
Ant Banks - Big Thangs
It would be greatly appreciated if you could hook that up, I've been looking for it forever. I have a ridiculous amount of West Coast rap, so if YOU have any requests, just let me know.
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the two requests i have are Prince's Greatest hits and Raphael Saddiq - instant village
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nice in some ways, but very weak in others. at least you got mostly westcoast albums. and some bay area.
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nice in some ways, but very weak in others. at least you got mostly westcoast albums. and some bay area.
alot of those cd's i like and very few i bought just to buy... the only cd i think i'm missing is warren g's first one... i'm really not into gangsta rap anymore... and hip hop is hanging by a string
i tried to get to more of those requests last night but my internet was fucking up.... i was getting the address for the liks...so after i finish my paper tonight i'll work on hooking up probably the next 3-4 requests
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i'm amused by cats that feel gangsta rap is a fad or something.
the music is timeless.
all you're missing is warren g's first album?
nah. you're missing his first two. you're missing way more than that. where's b.g. knocc out and dresta? where's king tee? where's kam? where's kausion? where's dazzie dee? where's menace clan? where's ras kass? the eastsidaz? doggy's angels? mc ren? straight outta compton? efil4zaggin???
the omissions in your collection are egregious. and this "gangsta rap" shit is not a fad. this isn't pop. the music is timeless.
did you simply not include east coast artists in your lists?
this is half the problem. cats thinking this music is a game, they want to pick a team and stick with it. anybody that claims they appreciate west coast shit should atleast have some so so def (da brat's first album), the first wu album, some def squad shit (erick sermon or redman, maybe das efx). probably some flavah unit (naughty, black sheep). i'm chuckling because cats don't seem to appreciate how each region has influenced the others and there's gonna be some of what you like on the east and in the south, if you truly felt and appreciated the music.
it's not one or two cd's. your west coast collection is a shadow of what it should be. acting like there's nothing on the east coast worth listening too is disrespecting the whole artform as a whole.
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i'm amused by cats that feel gangsta rap is a fad or something.
the music is timeless.
all you're missing is warren g's first album?
nah. you're missing his first two. you're missing way more than that. where's b.g. knocc out and dresta? where's king tee? where's kam? where's kausion? where's dazzie dee? where's menace clan? where's ras kass? the eastsidaz? doggy's angels? mc ren? straight outta compton? efil4zaggin???
the omissions in your collection are egregious. and this "gangsta rap" shit is not a fad. this isn't pop. the music is timeless.
did you simply not include east coast artists in your lists?
this is half the problem. cats thinking this music is a game, they want to pick a team and stick with it. anybody that claims they appreciate west coast shit should atleast have some so so def (da brat's first album), the first wu album, some def squad shit (erick sermon or redman, maybe das efx). probably some flavah unit (naughty, black sheep). i'm chuckling because cats don't seem to appreciate how each region has influenced the others and there's gonna be some of what you like on the east and in the south, if you truly felt and appreciated the music.
it's not one or two cd's. your west coast collection is a shadow of what it should be. acting like there's nothing on the east coast worth listening too is disrespecting the whole artform as a whole.
gangsta rap is a fad
if music is timeless why is disco dead?
where's bg knocc out and dresta? they're on my Eazy E cd's where they belong...king tee? has he had a real cd out? kam...? don't like his shit...kausion, dazzie dee and mencae clan can hop on that list...ras kass? when he has good beats i might pick him up.....the eastsidaz? you must have forgotten your reading glasses, doggy's angels? you can't be serious...MC ren.... don't really like most of his stuff... and lastly NWA...if it's not on the greatest hits or 5 other compilation cd's i have with NWA on it...must not be that good.
busta rhymes, def squad, notorious big, big pun, soundbombing III, lyricist lounge 2, fugees, henchmen... none of these are eastcoast?
in closing, i'm 24 years old...no longer is it cool to through up westside when you're driving in your older cousins car...i've grown out of gangsta rap... the shit is garbage... i've already heard 40,000 songs about drugs... 30,000 murders that never took place...listened to 20,000 gangbang songs...frankly i'm grown up and the shit doesn't impress me anymore
if you think those cd's are that important and the way kam talks about killing someone else is so revolutionary that it will change my outlook on life...i'll let you buy it for me
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shit, they're 99 percent rap! htat's crazy
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i'd appreciate it if you put up Gang related soundtrack, above the rim soundtrack, and quik's under the influence. Thanks in advance, apprefciate it.
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Could you upload these :
Daz - RAW
Daz - This Is The Life I Lead
Who Ride With Us Vol. 1 & 2
DJ Quik - Under The Influence
If u can't up all of them.....can u at least upload Daz - RAW...
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Montell Jordon - More...
Montell Jordon - Montell Jordan
Raphael Saadiq - instant vintage
Still Mo Bounce
These would be nice.
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you need to cop
Makaveli - The 7 day theory
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Chronic 2000 Plz
Thats would be great.
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Needles Kane:
gangsta rap is a fad
that's a very mtv approach to looking at the music. cats that listened to the music because it was the latest fad, and not because they appreciated the music or the artform.
if music is timeless why is disco dead?
by "the music" i was referring to "gangsta rap" and not disco.
and when people say disco they're referring to the whole style of dress, dance, the nightclub scene...etc. that's gone, sure. but strong elements of disco music (which copied alot from funk) still exist in modern pop, and are oft borrowed in r&b and sampled in hip hop. so disco music has simply evolved, as all music does. and disco borrowed heavily from funk and such, and there are still funk bands around and disco bands around that play small clubs. so it isn't really dead. it has evolved. it's just not popular, not on mtv were cats like you can see it and buy the albums.
you defending the omissions in your collection
it's this simple. i was amused that you were bragging about a collection that was so glaringly incomplete. at first you were bragging like you had accomplised something, now you're backpedalling. well i don't like the music, and i don't like some of the more underground artists that people widely recognize as legends...blah blah blah...
you didn't know king tee had a work of releases out? lol.
oh, and pardon me for missing the 4 or 5 east coast artists you did have in your collection. it's still an extraordinarly poor showing.
in closing, i'm 24 years old...no longer is it cool to through up westside when you're driving in your older cousins car...i've grown out of gangsta rap... the shit is garbage... i've already heard 40,000 songs about drugs... 30,000 murders that never took place...listened to 20,000 gangbang songs...frankly i'm grown up and the shit doesn't impress me anymore
that's exactly the mtv fad attitude that i'm talking about. you're criticizing gangsta rap for being about nothing but murders and drug deals, yet you don't have any artists that have a more positive message or outlook. you're clowing kam and knocc out and dresta, you didn't have any pac, you didn't have ren, you don't have ras kass, no dazzie...you have no basis to speak on west coast rap as an aggregate when the only things you have in your paltry collection are artists that reinforce your biases. you don't appreciate the message that alot of these artists actually have, the music is meaningless to you as you've said. "throwing up westside in your older cousin's car"??? are you from the west side? it's that whole mtv attitude that is simply looking for gimmicks to buy into, and won't buy an artist unless they have a grammy nomination or something.
if you think those cd's are that important and the way kam talks about killing someone else is so revolutionary
so you say you don't like kam but you've clearly never listened to kam. that one line tells me you have no idea what you're talking about.
stop posing.
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^ he doesnt have 2pac.. ::)
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i looked for "tupac" and not 2pac after it was pointed out the guy didn't have makaveli. the guy is a fraud either way. you have the monkeys or elvis in your sig (u2 maybe???), so i can see why you would rush to his defense. your character is suspect as well.
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i looked for "tupac" and not 2pac after it was pointed out the guy didn't have makaveli. the guy is a fraud either way. you have the monkeys or elvis in your sig (u2 maybe???), so i can see why you would rush to his defense. your character is suspect as well.
::) & lmao
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you can laugh all you want, what we have is a cat on some corn ball beach boy shit, rushing to the defense of a guy on some mtv fad shit; running his mouth on some tipper gore shit about how g-rap is a fad and all it is murder and drug deals. cats that clealy never appreciated the music, and never understood the context and the message behind alot of these artists.
what does it mean when a cat that's listening to bob dylan rolls his eyes at you?
it's meaningless.
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good list, but ur missin
TQ - Listen
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gawd damn..thats a lot of cds
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^ he doesnt have 2pac.. ::)
STFU you fucking faggot, what does that have to do with what he was talking about? Did you just come into this thread to look for a bullshit error so you can add another bullshit post to your name?
Anyways, getting back to the topic, the collection looks like a good start for a West coast fan, and to me, West Coast music isn't about the violence, drugs, or sex in the lyrics, its really about the lifestyle. I don't know if anyone can relate to this who doesn't live in California, but West Coast music(in the production mostly, but also in the lyrics sometimes) sums up the kind of feeling you get cruising around on a sunny day. A good West Coast song can bring that feeling into my head, and that is what West Coast "gangsta" rap is to me.
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^ no , fagget, he was trying to make a bad point, and said smerlus doesnt have 2pac in his library, and i mentioned that he DOES.. suck a dick, and btw, theres nothing wrong with listening to beach boys and bob dylan, and also listen to rap, which is wat i do, im sorry im not 1 dimensional and i cant take listening to music about murder and violence, 24/7, i like all types of music,
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the beach boys, bob dylan...that's some cornball shit.
who's 1 dimensional? i'm simply saying that that shit is corny. "born in the u.s.a.!!!" that's some cornball shit.
but more importantly, cats are making statements like "i can't listen to murder and violence 24/7"; and that's why you and this other guy's credibility is in question. because that's nowhere near all that's in the music, that's only a small fraction of what's in the music. and i genuinely wonder if a guy that's listening to the beatles can appreciate the context, attitudes and perspectives and many of the underlying messages that's actually in the music.
it's the difference between cats that think the music is a fad, and cats that can appreciate the meaning behind the music.
i don't like kam, i don't like ras kass, i don't like ren; i'd rather listen to sting and elvis
that shit really isn't surprising. because if you look past the 64 references, and the references to partying and shit like that, the attitudes and perspectives of the cats in the music is going to be downright offensive to bruce springsteen and people of that ilk.
i see cats crying about beef in hip hop, cats like that must have never spent a day in any hood anywhere. and i genuinely wonder if cats like that truly appreciate the music. and when cats say "i'm too old to listen to drug dealing and shit; i'm too grown for hip hop" that is a clear indication that this individual never really understood the music.
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if you can name one song out of each of those cd's that doesn't deal with bitchs, drugs, killing, guns, money, jewelry or cars... not including the funk and R&B i'll give you a cookie
gangsta rap is a fad... sure mario brothers was the shit back in the day...it's a legend...but that game doesn't do shit for me now...just like this music... why should i put all this negativity in my life from an outside source...plus most of it is false negativity....most of the shit in these songs are made up... the only time you hear a positive message in a song is when it's "i got all this money, you can too but you just wasted your money on my cd making me richer and you poorer"
it's cool that you can relate so heavily to this tripe and i admire your convictions, but that's your opinion and frankly, just like the cd's you mentioned....don't mean shit to me
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anyways, i'm finishing Sik's requests now and i'll get to more once they are done
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so signing about loving a girl is corny, BUT rappign about fuckin a bitch in the ass wile popin caps in niggaz is cool, right?
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Needles Kane:
sure mario brothers was the shit back in the day...it's a legend...but that game doesn't do shit for me now...just like this music...
what about super mario bros. 3? the tanooki suit? are you going to talk shit about the tanooki suit now? he turned into a fucking stone statue god damn it.
why should i put all this negativity in my life from an outside source...plus most of it is false negativity....most of the shit in these songs are made up... the only time you hear a positive message in a song is when it's "i got all this money, you can too but you just wasted your money on my cd making me richer and you poorer"
you are saying that you don't appreciate the music. i'm saying you don't appreciate the music. when i listen to the music that's not all i hear. and while it would be hard to find anything positive in tha dogg pound or tha relatives or kausion or n.w.a. after ice cube left(although i have no problem with getting drunk or smoking something and partying and every album has one or two songs about that, plus a homie dedication song so you lose...) artists like the coup, kam, paris, ras kass, ren (around shock of the hour, the villain in black), have tons of positive messages in their music. and there's great meaning in the works of artists like b.g. knocc out & dresta, dazzie dee, tha liks...etc
it's cool that you can relate so heavily to this tripe and i admire your convictions, but that's your opinion and frankly, just like the cd's you mentioned....don't mean shit to me
and we pretty much agree 100% that you don't appreciate the music; just in an antagonistic adversarial tone. and i certainly wouldn't call the music tripe
white boy:
so signing about loving a girl is corny
no. springsteen and the beach boys and bob dylan are corny. there's nothing wrong with singing about loving a girl.
BUT rapping about fuckin a bitch in the ass wile popin caps in niggaz is cool, right?
is that all they rap about? is that all you ever hear? and hey, i'm 100% against violence in the hood, and parasitic behavior in the hood. they should be out "poppin' caps" at the police or in the suburbs on some robin hood shit. and if you listen to alot of the artists out there...they say the same thing too...
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why is springsteen and the beach boys and bod dylan corny?
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lol, smerlus got someone on his dick
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Kane my man send those cd's this way if you dont want em anymore.
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sure .. 200 cds is a lot
http://uploads.offtopic.com/files/jpm.txt
copy and paste in your browser if it doesnt show up
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lol, smerlus got someone on his dick
hope ur not talking about me...
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This nibs guy is top 5 dumbasses of dubcc for sure.
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so let me see if I got this right...you don't like gangsta rap, yet you filled an entire 200 disk changer with gangsta rap albums? hmm....
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sure .. 200 cds is a lot
http://uploads.offtopic.com/files/jpm.txt
copy and paste in your browser if it doesnt show up
DAMN!
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Good collection, but no Makaveli 7 Day Theory?? That album is a must......best cd ever made IMO.
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I got one request, and that is:
Ant Banks - Big Thangs
It would be greatly appreciated if you could hook that up, I've been looking for it forever. I have a ridiculous amount of West Coast rap, so if YOU have any requests, just let me know.
U can buy Big Thangs on Amazon for lyke 5$
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i'm amused by cats that feel gangsta rap is a fad or something.
the music is timeless.
all you're missing is warren g's first album?
nah. you're missing his first two. you're missing way more than that. where's b.g. knocc out and dresta? where's king tee? where's kam? where's kausion? where's dazzie dee? where's menace clan? where's ras kass? the eastsidaz? doggy's angels? mc ren? straight outta compton? efil4zaggin???
the omissions in your collection are egregious. and this "gangsta rap" shit is not a fad. this isn't pop. the music is timeless.
did you simply not include east coast artists in your lists?
this is half the problem. cats thinking this music is a game, they want to pick a team and stick with it. anybody that claims they appreciate west coast shit should atleast have some so so def (da brat's first album), the first wu album, some def squad shit (erick sermon or redman, maybe das efx). probably some flavah unit (naughty, black sheep). i'm chuckling because cats don't seem to appreciate how each region has influenced the others and there's gonna be some of what you like on the east and in the south, if you truly felt and appreciated the music.
it's not one or two cd's. your west coast collection is a shadow of what it should be. acting like there's nothing on the east coast worth listening too is disrespecting the whole artform as a whole.
lol how you gonna be mad at somebody for not liking what you like and not owning certain albums ?
you can't be serious talkin about a collection being a shadow of what it should be, acting like everybody has to like gangsta rap when yours is, judged by your own benchmarks, poor too.. you ain't got Season Of Da Siccness and you wanna bash peeps for not having certain gangsta rap albums ? this better be a joke. where the hell is KRS / BDP, Kool G Rap ? THIS is your collection and you got the nerve to try and tell peeps how wack theirs is ? Gravediggaz ? GZA ? Cypress Hill ? M.O.P. ?.. whether it's top lyricists (Monch) gangsta shit (Lynch, X-Raided, Sicx, Doomsday, Spice 1) or whatever else there is..you ain't got shit. All you got is a couple of albums by some of the most famous ones, a very few others and that's it. Other than Eric B and Rakim (where's paid in full btw) you ain't got no oldschool shit at all, no horrorcore at all, no wahtever, you missing essential hiphop classics (Illmatic, Criminal Minded, Paid In Full, The Great Adventures Of Slick Rick,... )
maybe you only posted the link to one part of your list or something ? cause otherwise you just slapped yourself by claiming everybody should have certain shit and is not appreciating the music if he doesn't
you listeing to all that RnB bullshit and you wanna put down the Beatles ? LMAO go bump some Ashanti and Aguilera and be happy you not listening to no corny shit
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gawd damn..thats a lot of cds
u joking right? ... I and many others here have 1000+ orignial CDs
i've got nearty 200 dvd's too
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so let me see if I got this right...you don't like gangsta rap, yet you filled an entire 200 disk changer with gangsta rap albums? hmm....
i also have a bunch of GI joes, transformers and legos but do i play with them anymore? ....no.....it's this little thing called growing up
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Mr. Alba:
lol how you gonna be mad at somebody for not liking what you like and not owning certain albums?
i'm not mad at dude. i pointed out that he was missing alot, he became obstinate and claimed he barely liked the genre at all. end of discussion.
you can't be serious talkin about a collection being a shadow of what it should be, acting like everybody has to like gangsta rap when yours is, judged by your own benchmarks, poor too..
you almost make a good point. let me show you the distinction i'm making here. this guy has half the artists he should have. pac but no makaveli? only the second eastsidaz? no doggy's angels? it's incomplete for what it represents.
if you look at gaps in my collection you should appreciate that i have exactly what i like, plus a little xtra.
i never claimed to have everything, or everything west coast
this is what i collect:
n.w.a. centered west coast (but not aftermath post chronic 2001) (everything ruthless, death row, lench mob...etc)
a little bay area centered around the luniz
a little east coast centered around def squad and a little flavah unit as well
female r&b singers
everything else is pretty much extra
i've some e-40 some jay-z thrown in there. blah
if you're talking about what i'm missing, maybe some lench mob, maybe some epmd, keith murray...etc. my collection is pretty complete for what it represents. maybe i don't have jj fad and i couldn't find mista grimm's album. whatever. did i say i collect everything? no. do i collect every artists that gets 5 mics? no. is illmatic a glaring omision in my collection? not really, because my little bro jacked me for that one (and it was written) and i simply got the tracks i liked from itms. but maybe i should replace it for completeness sake, as i do like some of nas material.
maybe you only posted the link to one part of your list or something ? cause otherwise you just slapped yourself by claiming everybody should have certain shit and is not appreciating the music
again. my collection is pretty much complete for what it represents and i'll stand by it. it's based around the n.w.a. legacy, i've sampled some bay and took what i liked. sampled some midwestern and some east coast and some southern and taken what i've liked. when it comes to old school, i pretty much just pick out the old school songs i like and get them from the itms or d/l them. so you don't see a kool g rap album, but i have a couple kool g rap tracks and some d-nice tracks scattered around.
All you got is a couple of albums by some of the most famous ones, a very few others and that's it.
look, i've all sorts of obscure artists. all sorts of cd's that are out of print and shit like that. probably less than 20% of my collection is artists that ever got love from mtv or something, cats that were even invited to the grammy's let alone won shit. or even went gold. this is not an mtv collection.
you listeing to all that RnB bullshit and you wanna put down the Beatles?
yeah. i'll trash the beatles or any other boy band anyday.
LMAO go bump some Ashanti and Aguilera and be happy you not listening to no corny shit
hey, ashanti is wack. aguilera has one song i like "get mines, get yours" [pop shit]; but vivian green, sandra st victor, simon hines, taral, michael or janet jackson...their material shits all over the beatles, all over the beach boys, all over springsteen. nasty green diarrea shit.
shit, bobby brown shits on the beatles.
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so let me see if I got this right...you don't like gangsta rap, yet you filled an entire 200 disk changer with gangsta rap albums? hmm....
i also have a bunch of GI joes, transformers and legos but do i play with them anymore? ....no.....it's this little thing called growing up
do you have the constructicons and devastator? do you have astrotrain? the stunticons and minosaur? what about sunstreak, sideswipe, mirage or smoke screen? what transformers do you have?
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stop acting like homo's >:(
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my cd collection used to center around Ice Cube.... that's why i have more WC and mack 10 than doggy's angels (still don't know why you insist thats a "MUST HAVE" cd) and the eastsidaz...i've tried out the eastsidaz and they don't do nothing for me... i don't have the makaveli cd because i didn't like it
how come you only have one scarface cd and it's the only average one? how come no geto boys? scarface has done more for rap than doggy's angels, eastsidaz, kausion, kam and ras kass put together
you have britney spears and christina aguilera but no luther vandross?
you have as many omissions as i do in your cd collection
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Needles Kane:
doggy's angels (still don't know why you insist thats a "MUST HAVE" cd) and the eastsidaz...i've tried out the eastsidaz and they don't do nothing for me...
doggy's angels cd was an excellent cd, and better than the eastsidaz second album.
how come you only have one scarface cd and it's the only average one?
i don't like scarface, the one that i have had a daz track on it, and a pac track on it. southside is the only track i listen to on that.
how come no geto boys?
i do have "we can't be stopped".
scarface has done more for rap than doggy's angels, eastsidaz, kausion, kam and ras kass put together
kam's music is far more meaningful than scarface, and i put that on everything. ras kass too. and kausion, kola, coniyac and tray dee all flow better than face. and they have better beats too.
you have britney spears
rodney jerkins produced some tracks for britney that i wanted to hear. i like rodney's work. sadly, his work on that project was garbage.
christina aguilera
christina has a song that i like.
no luther vandross?
no luther. for the most part i collect female r&b singers, and some old school shit my parents used to play. lately i've been augmenting my collection with some new jack swing that i used to like in junior high. bbd and shit like that.
you have as many omissions as i do in your cd collection
where i feel there are holes in my collection, i'm filling in those gaps.
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if you dont stop i'mma lock this!
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i'm through
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if you dont stop i'mma lock this!
we're not attacking one another, just comparing collections... i've seen threads get far worse than this... i find nibs opinions interesting
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bah :P
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i got 208 albums on my ipod, and thats cause i couldnt fit any more, in all, im at around 400 maybe more, how many did i buy, 10-15.. and most of the 1s i bought, i dont even know were they are
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Mr. Alba:
lol how you gonna be mad at somebody for not liking what you like and not owning certain albums?
i'm not mad at dude. i pointed out that he was missing alot, he became obstinate and claimed he barely liked the genre at all. end of discussion.
you can't be serious talkin about a collection being a shadow of what it should be, acting like everybody has to like gangsta rap when yours is, judged by your own benchmarks, poor too..
you almost make a good point. let me show you the distinction i'm making here. this guy has half the artists he should have. pac but no makaveli? only the second eastsidaz? no doggy's angels? it's incomplete for what it represents.
if you look at gaps in my collection you should appreciate that i have exactly what i like, plus a little xtra.
i never claimed to have everything, or everything west coast
this is what i collect:
n.w.a. centered west coast (but not aftermath post chronic 2001) (everything ruthless, death row, lench mob...etc)
a little bay area centered around the luniz
a little east coast centered around def squad and a little flavah unit as well
female r&b singers
everything else is pretty much extra
i've some e-40 some jay-z thrown in there. blah
if you're talking about what i'm missing, maybe some lench mob, maybe some epmd, keith murray...etc. my collection is pretty complete for what it represents. maybe i don't have jj fad and i couldn't find mista grimm's album. whatever. did i say i collect everything? no. do i collect every artists that gets 5 mics? no. is illmatic a glaring omision in my collection? not really, because my little bro jacked me for that one (and it was written) and i simply got the tracks i liked from itms. but maybe i should replace it for completeness sake, as i do like some of nas material.
maybe you only posted the link to one part of your list or something ? cause otherwise you just slapped yourself by claiming everybody should have certain shit and is not appreciating the music
again. my collection is pretty much complete for what it represents and i'll stand by it. it's based around the n.w.a. legacy, i've sampled some bay and took what i liked. sampled some midwestern and some east coast and some southern and taken what i've liked. when it comes to old school, i pretty much just pick out the old school songs i like and get them from the itms or d/l them. so you don't see a kool g rap album, but i have a couple kool g rap tracks and some d-nice tracks scattered around.
All you got is a couple of albums by some of the most famous ones, a very few others and that's it.
look, i've all sorts of obscure artists. all sorts of cd's that are out of print and shit like that. probably less than 20% of my collection is artists that ever got love from mtv or something, cats that were even invited to the grammy's let alone won shit. or even went gold. this is not an mtv collection.
you listeing to all that RnB bullshit and you wanna put down the Beatles?
yeah. i'll trash the beatles or any other boy band anyday.
LMAO go bump some Ashanti and Aguilera and be happy you not listening to no corny shit
hey, ashanti is wack. aguilera has one song i like "get mines, get yours" [pop shit]; but vivian green, sandra st victor, simon hines, taral, michael or janet jackson...their material shits all over the beatles, all over the beach boys, all over springsteen. nasty green diarrea shit.
shit, bobby brown shits on the beatles.
I don't see no sense in collecting albums that are affiliated with artists you like (like Doggy's Angels) over albums you simply like. If I got everything by Snoop but I don't like Doggy's Angels why would I want to get that cd and not get a totally different one (that I actually like) instead, even if it isn't affiliated with anybody I else I like ? If having complete collections of everything affiliated with your favorite artists is your personal goal then be it, but why must others share that goal with you in order to have a "decent" collection ?
it's incomplete for what it represents.
who told you it represents the completition of artist affiliated discographies ? the owner of the list did certainly not tell you that since what he said actually implied the oposite.
do i collect every artists that gets 5 mics? no.
does dude who started the thread collect everything around snoop ? no. if he doesn't like it, like Doggy's Angels, he doesn't.
look, i've all sorts of obscure artists. all sorts of cd's that are out of print and shit like that. probably less than 20% of my collection is artists that ever got love from mtv or something, cats that were even invited to the grammy's let alone won shit. or even went gold. this is not an mtv collection.
way more than half of em been on mtv before, if you think yuk and them never been on mtv you're wrong. On a site note, what I meant is famous amongst hiphop fans, every hiphoper knows e-40, big l and so on
also, you are missing more than you may realize, aside from the fact that you do not have something from every genre, let alone area.
everything around nwa but no C.I.A. (that's already half of NWA with Cube and Dre who produced their ep) ? no 10th Anniversary Tribute ? DJ Quik but no Way 2 Fonkey, Quik Is The Name ? Snoop Dogg (and Eastsidaz) but no R and G, no Goldie Loc solo ?, DPG but no Dogg Pound Gangsta LP, no DPGC Remix LP ? I ain't got the time to go on but you get the picture, that's incomplete for what it represents.
Your entitled to your liking of untalented female RnB singers but don't tell nobody he shouldn't listen to the Beatles or they crap or whatever.. they have obvious talent, whether you like them or not. Their worst album takes a shit on Ray J's best and his lyrics are 100% corny, all these rnb cats like Beyonce and them have corny lyrics
listen to Beyonce's album (Beyonce Interlude, track 13) and tell me what in the history of music albums is cornier than that shit :-X (and that's what the music is like too, the interlude just sums up how much "poetic" talent Beyonce has
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^ no , fagget, he was trying to make a bad point, and said smerlus doesnt have 2pac in his library, and i mentioned that he DOES.. suck a dick, and btw, theres nothing wrong with listening to beach boys and bob dylan, and also listen to rap, which is wat i do, im sorry im not 1 dimensional and i cant take listening to music about murder and violence, 24/7, i like all types of music,
LMAO, so your bitch ass is gonna get nightmares if you listen to music about murder and violence all the time? I ain't 1 dimensional, I appreciate all kinds of music, but I just think that West Coast rap is better than anything else out there.
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Mr. Alba:
I don't see no sense in collecting albums that are affiliated with artists you like (like Doggy's Angels)
the doggy's angels album was an extremely solid album. i was a fan of kola before she became an angel and i have her sole album. most importantly, the main reason i collect affiliated artists is because they have the same (or a similar) sound and typically work with the same producers.
If I got everything by Snoop but I don't like Doggy's Angels why would I want to get that cd
you shouldn't get it then. what i'm saying is the doggy's angels cd was hot and was something alot of people slept on. coniyac and kola are both pretty tight, big chan is alright but not as good.
If having complete collections of everything affiliated with your favorite artists is your personal goal then be it, but why must others share that goal with you in order to have a "decent" collection ?
i was suggesting that he was missing music he'd probably like. warren g's first two albums were his two best. doggy's angels cd is probably the best dogg house release.
what i was trying to say was this:
"if this is what you like, then you should have this" and i'm using what he has to determine what he likes.
the owner of the list did certainly not tell you that since what he said actually implied the oposite.
i stated that i felt the collection is incomplete, and i've been explaining why.
does dude who started the thread collect everything around snoop ? no. if he doesn't like it, like Doggy's Angels, he doesn't.
initially he never said he heard xyz and didn't like it. i was commenting on what he didn't have. additionally things he claimed he didn't like (kam) he clearly never heard. by his comments.
way more than half of em been on mtv before, if you think yuk and them never been on mtv you're wrong. On a site note, what I meant is famous amongst hiphop fans, every hiphoper knows e-40, big l and so on
i never singled out yuk or e-40. look at steffon or menajahtwa or jimmy z.
also, you are missing more than you may realize, aside from the fact that you do not have something from every genre, let alone area.
i dislike the genres i don't have.
everything around nwa but no C.I.A. (that's already half of NWA with Cube and Dre who produced their ep) ?
i am missing cia, i've never seen it anywhere.
no 10th Anniversary Tribute ?
if there isn't new material i don't need it.
DJ Quik but no Way 2 Fonkey, Quik Is The Name ?
didn't like those two. but i'll add them. why not?
Snoop Dogg (and Eastsidaz) but no R and G
i do have r & g
no Goldie Loc solo ?
that would be an omission
DPG but no Dogg Pound Gangsta LP
that one is on order
no DPGC Remix LP ?
didn't know about that one, depending on who remixed it i may be interested.
ain't got the time to go on but you get the picture, that's incomplete for what it represents.
i can't dance around this issue. you are 100% correct. because of some of the omissions in my collection, dj quik's early work, hi-c's albums, early above the law, late big hutch...etc the gaps in my collection are egregious. at best, my collection is 75% of what it should be, and that's being generous.
Your entitled to your liking of untalented female RnB singers but don't tell nobody he shouldn't listen to the Beatles or they crap or whatever..
the beatles are trash, and i'll stand by that. and i'm not advocating the r&b artists youv'e singled out.
they have obvious talent, whether you like them or not. Their worst album takes a shit on Ray J's best and his lyrics are 100% corny, all these rnb cats like Beyonce and them have corny lyrics
rodney j did like half of ray-j and i really don't like beyonce. pick on the artists i singled out.
listen to Beyonce's album (Beyonce Interlude, track 13) and tell me what in the history of music albums is cornier than that shit :-X (and that's what the music is like too, the interlude just sums up how much "poetic" talent Beyonce has
i can point out some of destiny's child's earlier works that i do like, but i don't like beyonce that much. pick on vivian green or sandra. pick on gina thompson or veronica or something. ashanti, beyonce, aguilera, spears...i'm not really a huge fan of theirs.
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Mr. Alba:
I ain't got the time to go on but you get the picture, that's incomplete for what it represents.
i can't dance around this issue. you are 100% correct. because of some of the omissions in my collection, dj quik's early work, hi-c's albums, early above the law, late big hutch...etc the gaps in my collection are egregious. at best, my collection is 75% of what it should be, and that's being generous.
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i have heard of Kam and what i've heard, he's nothing special....i've heard him on DJ Quik's cd and i have some other of his songs on compilations....he doesn't impress me
you're also missing sex packets by digital underground
i'll stick by scarface being better than all those you've listed, scarface is to the south what cube is to the westcoast
and now that i think about it, yeah i'm missing warren g's first couple, xzibit's first couple and i'd like to get EA Ski's cd's but those are impossible to find around here... but other than that my collection revolves mostly around ice cube, but i'm not gonna waste $16 on a cd i'm not gonna listen to just because the guy has worked with ice cube... i'm definitly not going to waste anymore money on snoop/ snoop afiliated cd's until he switches around...
i miiiight check out daz's new cd but i probably won't
so in end, my funk collection will get bigger, over time but my rap collection is pretty much going to stay the same for as far as i can see... i'm no longer interested in what rappers have to say these days... even Chris Rock said "I love rap music, but i can no longer defend it" which is true
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Mr. Alba:
I ain't got the time to go on but you get the picture, that's incomplete for what it represents.
i can't dance around this issue. you are 100% correct. because of some of the omissions in my collection, dj quik's early work, hi-c's albums, early above the law, late big hutch...etc the gaps in my collection are egregious. at best, my collection is 75% of what it should be, and that's being generous.
what you don't get is it's your collection, it's ok to have snoops PTCTBTB and TGITBTNS and not the rest if that's your interest... to me my collection is pretty much 95% done with rap... i only need a few more and that will be all the music i enjoy... honestly i have about 20 cd's i haven't even listened all the way through in my collection because i used to just buy cd's to have something new
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Earth to Nibs -
Rodney Jerkins sucks, and therefore having a load of pop albums just because he has done production on them doesn't excuse having them.
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Needles Kane:
i'm not gonna waste $16 on a cd i'm not gonna listen to just because the guy has worked with ice cube... i'm definitly not going to waste anymore money on snoop/ snoop afiliated cd's until he switches around...
personally, i'm unable to listen to the radio or watch mtv or bet because they don't play the music or artists that i like. the early 90's were a good time, since then...not so good. so, the way i find new artists to listen to is by picking up affiliated artists when i see them. "peeps...i heard her on mc ren's album..." so that's how i get my music. and then when i find an artist i go back and look at the artists they've worked with. i don't know how everyone else finds music, but that system has worked for me.
what you don't get is it's your collection, it's ok to have snoops PTCTBTB and TGITBTNS and not the rest if that's your interest...
in the sense that i collect cd's like stamps...i've a lot more work to do. in the sense that i collect cd's for the music i like to listen too, i'm pretty close to where i need to be.
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Earth to Nibs -
Rodney Jerkins sucks, and therefore having a load of pop albums just because he has done production on them doesn't excuse having them.
loll i second that...rodney jerkins is overrated and overpaid...
anyway, i've currently got somewhere between 400-500 original cd's, by artists from all coasts
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Earth to Nibs -
Rodney Jerkins sucks, and therefore having a load of pop albums just because he has done production on them doesn't excuse having them.
his earlier work with b-rocka, mary j, gina thompson, simone hines and veronica was pretty hot. great stuff. i really appreciate the original darkchild sound. he gave a couple heater to mj too. and some trash as well.
the only times supporting rodney has blown up on me was with britney's album and with coko's album, but i don't mind that much. ray-j? i had his first album which keith and kenneth crouch did iirc, so getting the second was no biggy.
i would agree that r-j's sound is in the decline, although b-rocka's third album was a banger.
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i ran into coko in japan and i had no idea who she was... i just noticed it was a gaggle of hot black chicks and a few huge ass guys standing around
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Good collection, but no Makaveli 7 Day Theory?? That album is a must......best cd ever made IMO.
Makaveli-The_7_Day_Theory_(Re-Release)-2001-RAGEMP3
got it man of course heh
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^ no , fagget, he was trying to make a bad point, and said smerlus doesnt have 2pac in his library, and i mentioned that he DOES.. suck a dick, and btw, theres nothing wrong with listening to beach boys and bob dylan, and also listen to rap, which is wat i do, im sorry im not 1 dimensional and i cant take listening to music about murder and violence, 24/7, i like all types of music,
LMAO, so your bitch ass is gonna get nightmares if you listen to music about murder and violence all the time? I ain't 1 dimensional, I appreciate all kinds of music, but I just think that West Coast rap is better than anything else out there.
no, i listen to plenty of gangsta rap and i dont really mind the violence, but it gets repetative, but, i think roscoe said it best, " if he a killa, and you a killa too, how are you an individual"...
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i only have like 70 rap cd's but they were all worth buying and the best shit from the west/east....all you guys must be older cuz i cannot afford all those cds.
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you shouldn't get it then. what i'm saying is the doggy's angels cd was hot and was something alot of people slept on. coniyac and kola are both pretty tight, big chan is alright but not as good.
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i was suggesting that he was missing music he'd probably like. warren g's first two albums were his two best. doggy's angels cd is probably the best dogg house release.
if you had formulated your posts that way I wouldn't have said shit but the way you put it it sounded as if you were suggesting that, in order to be decent and complete, a cd collection must look like yours.
i was amused that you were bragging about a collection that was so glaringly incomplete. at first you were bragging like you had accomplised something, now you're backpedalling.
all that was said in the first post was "here are the contents, i can hook up any request in the hook up spot if someone is interested in a particular cd..." so the only way you can think the point of the thread was bragging is: posting one's list is, in your mind, automatically bragging. Now you did post your list right after him, so having in mind that you must feel like your list is a reason to actually brag about while his isn't, I found it funny that your list is not anywhere near complete or very versatile either, which is what I've been pointing out.
These circumstances being provided, your recent admitting of your own considerable lack of completition is as much of "backpedalling" (as you put it) as it was by the author of this thread. (neither of the both of you litereally said he was proud of his collection, both posted it. You see you're in the same boat. The difference being that he didn't call anybody on having on having an incomplete list while you did)
When your suggestions have clearly been rejected, in a way that clearly implied that they are known ("doggy's angels? you can't be serious") and you still (after that being clarified) insist that not having them makes his collection "incomplete" ("no doggy's angels? it's incomplete for what it represents.") then this is contradicting your advice not to get them ("you shouldn't get it then") as well as your claim you are merely suggesting what he might miss.
i never singled out yuk or e-40. look at steffon or menajahtwa or jimmy z.
you singled out 80% of your list, which makes the statement a false one. sure there are people that have never been on mtv too, but that part does clearly not make the majority of your collection.
if there isn't new material i don't need it.
you are mixing that up with The N.W.A. Legacy. The release i mentioned are NWA tracks performed by affiliated artists (new beats, basically old lyrics)
N.W.A. Tribute - 01.Straight Outta Compton (feat.King T, MC Eiht & Dre'sta)
N.W.A. Tribute - 02.Fuck Tha Police (feat.Bone Thugs-N-Harmony)
N.W.A. Tribute - 03.Gangsta Gangsta (feat.Snoop Dogg & C-Murder)
N.W.A. Tribute - 04.If It Ain't Ruff (feat.WC)
N.W.A. Tribute - 05.Parental Discretion Iz Advised (feat.The Comrads, Allfrumtha I & Boo Kapone)
N.W.A. Tribute - 06.8 Ball (feat.Jayo Felony)
N.W.A. Tribute - 07.Something Like That (feat.J-Dubb & Ant Banks)
N.W.A. Tribute - 08.Express Yourself (feat.Silkk The Shocker)
N.W.A. Tribute - 10.I Ain't Tha 1 (feat.Mr. Mike)
N.W.A. Tribute - 11.Dopeman (feat.Mack 10)
N.W.A. Tribute - 12.Quiet On Tha Set (feat.Big Pun, Fat Joe & Cuban Link)
didn't know about that one, depending on who remixed it i may be interested.
it's a collection of remixes by produced by varios people (from Let Me Ride to Just Dippin, This DJ, Ride Wit Us, U Better Recognize)
the beatles are trash, and i'll stand by that.
a comment like that doesn't speak for your appreciation of music that you previously promoted, and leaves the impression that you do not base your judgement on objective aspects but on absolutely subjectively chosen ones. I will agree with you that saying Kam is just another shittalkin average gangsta rapper doesn't speak for that either but since you claimed to be a person who appreciates all different kinds of quality music for what it is, you should at least live up to your own values.
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Mr. Alba:
all that was said in the first post was "here are the contents, i can hook up any request in the hook up spot if someone is interested in a particular cd..." so the only way you can think the point of the thread was bragging is: posting one's list is, in your mind, automatically bragging. Now you did post your list right after him, so having in mind that you must feel like your list is a reason to actually brag about while his isn't,
re-read the thread. things became argumentative when dude started calling g-rap a fad and saying he outgrew it. the reason i called his collection incomplete was that he didn't have the west coast artists that balance out alot of the negativity. i then provided a bunch of examples to illlustrate that his collection was incomplete as a whole.
I found it funny that your list is not anywhere near complete or very versatile either, which is what I've been pointing out.
a) my collection isn't complete in that i don't have everything i could have. however the stuff i don't have i don't like. and i don't like all the stuff i do have. you talk about versatility, i could start collecting genre's and sub genre's of music that i don't remotely appreciate, but that would be silly. i'm very happy with my versatility as for the most part it encompasses everything i like and am interested in.
These circumstances being provided, your recent admitting of your own considerable lack of completition is as much of "backpedalling" (as you put it) as it was by the author of this thread.
it's not backpedalling, it's the truth. i can't say my collection is complete when there are glaring omissions. i can say that i've had little interest in completing my collection, because; the albums i don't have i, for the most part, don't want.
but this was never meant to be a competition between collections. i have a script that prints out my collection as it's all ripped in itunes, so posting it is nothing. re-read the front page, the conflict was my questioning his appreciation for the music and genre after he had already trashed it and acted like there was nothing left for him to hear. if there's a difference between the two of us, it's that i listen to my music and love it and don't claim that it's meaningless.
When your suggestions have clearly been rejected, in a way that clearly implied that they are known ("doggy's angels? you can't be serious")
we can over analyze this. i concluded that he had not heard the album only the singles which is why i kept reiterating, "doggy's angels is a better album than the eastsidaz second album" which he owned. same producers, same artists on several tracks...etc. after he claimed that he had heard the album i changed my reccomendation because my initial assumption was wrong.
if you think i'm backpedalling it's simply because of this. the argument has completely gotten off track of what i was trying to say. i was questioning whether or not he truly appreciated the artists and music, i was using the incompleteness of his collection as a subordinate point; suggesting that if he hadn't heard everything he should have heard, his conclusions about the art form as a whole are wrong. people are still saying g-rap is all violence and redundant even on this page.
am i abandoning the completeness argument? sure. because it's not the argument i was trying to make from the start.
you singled out 80% of your list, which makes the statement a false one. sure there are people that have never been on mtv too, but that part does clearly not make the majority of your collection.
look. you changed the rules. you are picking out one small part i said 80% of my collection were not gold or platinum artists, 80% of my artists had not won any awards or gotten love from mtv. that is true. you are arguing that most of my artists have been seen on mtv at some point. that's a different argument, and an argument that is probably true. but being seen on mtv isn't getting love from mtv. it isn't going gold, it isn't winning a grammy. what you are now saying does not contradict what i did say.
and e-40 is a bigger name than yuk. yuk isn't that big a name unless it's someone familiar with the west coast. maybe if i say "you know, from the luniz" they'll remember. otherwise, no.
you are mixing that up with The N.W.A. Legacy. The release i mentioned are NWA tracks performed by affiliated artists (new beats, basically old lyrics)[
i'm glad you cleared that up. i was opposed to that project because i thought it was disrespectful for cats to make money off n.w.a. like that. this is similar to why i refuse to support any recent pac release. i don't like other people remixing and jumping on his shit.
a comment like that doesn't speak for your appreciation of music that you previously promoted, and leaves the impression that you do not base your judgement on objective aspects but on absolutely subjectively chosen ones.
i don't like the beatles music, i don't appreciate that sound. appreciating music is subjective, how can i be objective about something inherently subjective?
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^^Liking music is inherently subjective, judging is not. How else could you even blame somebody for not appreciating a certain type of music (which you did), it wouldn't be possible cause everybody could just tell you "well I don't like it so I'm right". This is obviously not the case as there are aspects of music that are factually this or that way. Needles Kane claimed Kam only spits the average bullshitting about murders that have never been committed. This claim is part of a discussion about one of the aspects I mentioned, this one being the aspect of subject matter (others are rhyme structure, ect). Anybody should be able to see that this is not something you can subjecteliy decide, it's fact. Kam spits various topics, political ones being amongst them (<--fact, not opinion). Kam usually has lyrics wit a good, quite complex rhyme sceme (<--fact, not opinion). Kam is capable of flowing on beat (<-- fact, not opinion).
That being said, there are artists such as Michael Jackson and the Beatles that you can simply not call untalented, and it's false if you do.
appreciating music is subjective <-- since you used the word appreciate (which can have different meanings) it's not possible to say that comment is right or wrong, it could mean 1.) whether you like music, are greatefull that it exists, is and must be subjective (<--true), or 2.) whether you consider music trash, or see it's quality is and must be subjective (<-- false. People who claim the quality of music depends 100% on the audience's taste are wrong as there are aspects of music which you can neutrally, objectively judge, regardless of your personal taste).
If I say Kam is not capable of writing decent rap lyrics, I'm wrong. by definition rap lyrics have to rhyme, make sense and be flowable to be decent cause that's their purpose. Kam's lyrics comply those aspects, therefore they fulfill their purpose and are decent (<-- fact. I simplified it a lil but you get the point).
You are right I changed the rules about the mtv thing (not on purpose) and what you originally said might be true actually. Still, your collection doesn't contain really specialized undergorund shit or nothing but (for the most part) the shit pretty much every hiphop fan knows (undergound yes, by definition, but still well known amongst hiphop fans). The reason I brought that up is cause it seemed to me like you acted like it was a very special list, but whatever..
as for the rest, I did realize that it's not all about a competition of collections, however, for the reasons I elaborated, you still necessarily implied that posting one's list without a further comment is something you don't do unless you think the collection is someting you can brag about (whether or not it is the main goal of posting it). Seeing that you fit in that category (of people who post their list without a further comment) you either thought your list is something you can brag about, or you didn't really think about that when you posted the list, in which case you proved your previous claim wrong. (because you did say he tried to brag without him having said he's proud and posted your own list too without saying that. the same circumstances, either you are both proud or none of you is verifiably proud)
either way you did contradict yourself by either 1.) claiming he bragged without a reason that would tell you he did, or 2.) acting like you have a reason to be brag when he doesn't, although none of you has a close to 'complete' (by your own definition) list.
Considering your elaborations after I called you on it, it seems to be the 1st possibility.
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so let me see if I got this right...you don't like gangsta rap, yet you filled an entire 200 disk changer with gangsta rap albums? hmm....
i also have a bunch of GI joes, transformers and legos but do i play with them anymore? ....no.....it's this little thing called growing up
you filled your cd changer with the albums. why didn't you fill it with other music cds? and I wouldn't exactly call having gi joes, legos, and transformers growing up.
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so let me see if I got this right...you don't like gangsta rap, yet you filled an entire 200 disk changer with gangsta rap albums? hmm....
i also have a bunch of GI joes, transformers and legos but do i play with them anymore? ....no.....it's this little thing called growing up
you filled your cd changer with the albums. why didn't you fill it with other music cds? and I wouldn't exactly call having gi joes, legos, and transformers growing up.
this coming from someone that picks fights over the internet...
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^^^^ lmao. I could care less about growing up. hell I don't want to grow up. I'm not ashamed of being a fan of gangsta rap, well kinda because of what comes out today, but no way am I ashamed of bumping older stuff and dope new gangsta shit.
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ok sorry about the delay but i'm back to hooking up the requests....so if you requested something check the hook up spot and you might find your cd on there
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here are the contents, i can hook up any request in the hook up spot if someone is interested in a particular cd...
2pac - Stricktly for my niggaz
2pac - me against the world
2pac - all eyez on me disc 1 & 2
2pac - r u still down disc 1 & 2
2pac - until the end of time disc 1 & 2
8ball & MJG 0 space age 4 eva
Above The Rim SDTRK
AllFruMTha I - AllFrumTha I
AMG - Bitch Betta Have My Money 2001
Ant Bank - big thangs
Arrested Development - classic masters
B - Legit - the hemp museum
B - Legit - hempin aint easy
Babyface - for the cool in you
Bad Azz - personal business
Big Pun - Yeeeah baby
Big Mike - still serious
Big Mike - Hard To Hit
Big Syke - Big Syke Daddy
Blade II SDTRK
Bones SDTRK
Bone Thugs - n- Harmony - E. 1999 eternal
Boyz II Men - Legacy
Busta Rhymes - Total Devastation
Busta Rhymes - Genesis
Caz - Going Head Up
Celly Cell - the G filez
Chronic 2000 - disc 1 & 2
CJ Mac - Platinum Game
The Click - Money & Muscle
Chidren Of Da Ghetto - C.O.G.
The Comrads - wake up & ball
Coolio - Fantastic voyage
Craig David - born to do it
Da Hood, Mack 10 presents
Damizza - Where I Want To Be
Dangerous Grounds SDTRK
Daz Dillinger - Retalliation, Revenge and get back
Daz Dillinger - R.A.W.
Daz Dillinger - this is the life i lead
Daz & JT - Longbeach 2 Fillmoe
Debarge - the ultimaate collection
Def Squad - Erick Onasis
Dena Cali - Dena Cali
Digital Underground - Sex Packets
Digital Underground - Future Rhythm
Digital Underground - No Nose Job
DJ Quik - Quik Is The Name
DJ Quik - Way 2 Fonky
DJ Quik - Safe + Sound
DJ Quik - Rhythm-al-ism
DJ Quik - Balance & Options
DJ Quik - Under Tha Influence
DJ Quik - Da Finale
D.O.C - Deuce
Dogg Pound - Dogg Food
D.P.G. - Dillinger & Young Gotti
Tha Dogg Pound - 2002
Doggystyle Allstars - Welcome to The House Vol. 1
Dr Dre - The Chronic
Dr Dre - 2001
E - 40 - Tha Hall Of Game
E - 40 - The Element Of Surprise disc 1 & 2
E - 40 - Charlie Hustle
E - 40 - Loyalty And Betrayal
E - 40 - Grit & Grind
Eastsidaz - Duces 'N Trayz
Eazy-E - It's On 187um Killa
Eazy-E - Eternal E
Eazy-E - str8 off tha streetz of muthaphukkin compton
Eazy-E - the godfather of gangsta rap
Eminem - the marshal mathers mp
Eminem - the eminem show
Fugees - the score
Gang Related SDTRK disc 1 & 2
George Clinton - TAPOAFOM
Geto Boys - Till death do us part
Geto Boys - the resurrection
Geto Boys - da good, da bad, da ugly
Henchmen - bullet proof love vol. 1
Hoo-Bangin - the mix tape vol. 1
Ice Cube - amerikkka;s most wanted
Ice Cube - death certificate
Ice Cube - the predator
Ice Cube - lethal injection
Ice Cube - bootlegs + b-sides
Ice Cube - Featuring...
Ice Cube - War & Peace vol. 1
Ice Cube - War & Peace vol. 2
Ice Cube - Greatest Hits
Jayo Felony - whatcha gonna do
Jayo Felony - Crip hop
Keith Sweat - Keith Sweat
Knoc-turn'al - la confidential presents
Konnectid Project
Kurupt - tha streetz iz a mutha
Kurupt - Space boogie: smoke oddessey
Lawhouse Experience vol. 1
Liks, Tha - XO Experience
Life SDTRK
LSG - LSG
Luniz - operation stackola
Luther Vandross - The best of love vol. 2
Lyricist Lounge 2
Mack 10 - Mack 10
Mack 10 - based on a true story
Mack 10 - the recipe
Mack 10 - the paper route
Mack 10 - bang or ball
Madd Nation - world gone madd
Mausberg - non fiction
MC Breed - best of
MC Eiht - Section 8
MC Eiht - n' my neighborhood
Michael Jackson - Greatest Hits vol. 1
Montell Jordan - this is how we do it
Montell Jordon - More...
Montell Jordon - Montell Jordan
Mr Short Khop - da khop shop
Murder Was The Case SDTRK
Nate Dogg - G Fink Classics vol. 1 & 2
Nate Dogg - Music & Me
Next Friday SDTRK
Notorious BIG - Life After deat disc 1 & 2
NWA - Greatest Hits
NWA - 10th anniversay tribute
NWA Legacy vol. 1 disc 1 & 2
NWA Legacy vol. 2
Nuthin But A Gangsta Party
Nuthin But A Gangsta Party 2
OZ SDTRK
Players Club SDTRK
Raphael Saadiq - instant vintage
The Relativez - the takeover
R. Kelly - R. Kelly
R. Kelly - R. disc 1 & 2
Road Dawgs - Don't be saprize
Roscoe - philiphornia
Scarface - the diary
Scarface - the untouchable
Scarface - My Homies disc 1 & 2
Scarface - the last of a dying breed
2nd II None - Classic 220
Shade Shiest - informal introduction
Sick Wid It's Greatest Hits
Snoop Dogg - Doggystyle
Snoop Dogg - no limit topp dogg
Snoop Dogg - tha last meal
Snoop Dogg - Greatest Hits
Soopafly - dat whoopty whoop
Soundbombing III
Southwest Riders disc 1 & 2
Still Mo Bounce
Suga Free - Street gospel
Suga Free - the new testament
Thicker Than Water SDTRK disc 1 & 2
Too Gangsta For Radio
Tony Toni Tone - 20th Century Masters
TQ - they never saw me coming
TQ - the second coming
Training Day SDTRK
Truth Hurts - truthfully speaking
TWDY - derty werk
Warren G - i want it all
Warren G - return of the regulator
The Wash SDTRK
WC and the maad circle - Curb servin
WC - the shadiest one
WC - ghetto heisman
West Coast Bad Boyz II
West Coast Bad Boyz - poppin collars
Westside Connection - bow down
Westside Connection - terrorist threats
Who Ride Wit Us vol. 1 disc 1 & 2
Won G - No Better than this
Xzibit - restless
Xzibit - man vs machine
Zapp & Roger - we can make you dance disc 1 & 2
Prince - The Hits/ bsides disc 1 - 3
Geto Boys - Greatest hits
Hi - C - the hi-life hustle
Rick James - the ultimate collection
Game - untold story
shoot is there anything you don't have? thats a tight collection yo. i would have had that many as well if my shit didnt get stolen all the time. all u need to do now is put it on your ipod and u good to go.