West Coast Connection Forum
DUBCC - Tha Connection => Outbound Connection => Topic started by: Matty on April 13, 2005, 08:21:46 PM
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just wanna post up a little bit saying what's happened to this dude. seeing as though i'm from the uk its interesting cause hes one of the only urban acts to get put over to america, and that remix of 7 days feat nate dogg and mos def produced by primo was hot. anybody have a slightest bit of interest in this dude cause i feel his 2nd album was hella weak compared to the first.
oh and if you get lloyd banks, lighten his skin and make him a bit taller then you also get the subject of this thread, haha
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I was feelin him too, wondering what happened to him as well ???
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I dont think nate woz on the seven dayz remix not sure tho sounds like him at the start.
Craig's second album didnt do as well maybe he takin a break to get some fresh ideas
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well according to MTV News Europe he´s actually in the states wrapping up his new album and that´s good coz Craig is kinda dope.
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best urban act from UK by FAR, hes working on new album
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Yeah that nigga is fucking dope, i feel his shit.
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last i heard was he couldnt get a label to distribute his album cuz the bo selecta thing! dunno how true it is but just what i'd heard a few months back!
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i'm pretty damn sure it is nate on the 7 days remix, he sings the trademark 'oh no' and well it really does sound like him. and for peeps who didn't check out his first album there's a joint on there called time to party which is nicely produced and worth checking.
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na its craig singin not Nate....first few times i heard it i thought it was Nate but the more u hear it the more you can tell it's mr david
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cant stand him
but I hate R&B shit period
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so i was 4 songs into slicker than your average, and then..
eenie meenie comes on
awesome album
his first was even better
its RnB/Garage(i dont like garage much but its a good mix)
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craig davids spits some real shit
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The first album is dope.
In the second one he tried too hard to appeal to the US market, and the outcome was weak. He even straight jacked Jon B's "Don't talk" for his single "Hidden agenda".
He needs to get back to UK, keep with his garage influences, and drop another hot record.
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craig david is straight up gangsta
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craig david is awesome one of the few uk acts i've even remotely liked
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It was Nate I'm sure.
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The first album is dope.
In the second one he tried too hard to appeal to the US market, and the outcome was weak. He even straight jacked Jon B's "Don't talk" for his single "Hidden agenda".
He needs to get back to UK, keep with his garage influences, and drop another hot record.
Agreed 100%. Born To Do It was some pop shit, but they were dope track nonetheless. All the singles off the second CD sounded like the guy was tryying too hard.
And LOL at people thinking that wasn't Nate Dogg on 7 Days. Trust me, it is. I got the single and it's official - printed right there on the cover and credits. How the fuck does it sound like Crag Dvaid?? lol.
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atlast! somebody confirms it once and for all. it also says in the primo cv and on all the mp3s of the track and it sure as hell sounds like nate dogg, as i originally said. dope track.
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There was news about the Nate feature all over when it dropped - here's one of the first stories on Google:
Craig David Taps DJ Premier, Nate Dogg, Mos Def For '7 Days' Remixes
11/15/2001 12:00 PM, LAUNCH
Kastle
(11/15/01, 12 p.m. ET) -- Craig David's latest single, "7 Days," which entered Billboard's Bubbling Under R&B/Hip-Hop Singles chart last week at Number 16, features two hip-hop remixes. A guest rap from Fat Joe has been added to the album version of the song, and DJ Premier has produced an additional remix that features Nate Dogg and Mos Def.
The native of Southampton, England also releases the "7 Days" video this week. In the video, David gives his account of his first seven days dating an older woman. When LAUNCH spoke to David about the real-life subject of the song, he said the age difference was not a big deal. "She was 24, but she kinda chilled down and didn't act like a teenager or anything," he said. "But I guess I acted up as well because I working in clubs where it was 18 years old to get in, I was like 15, 16 rocking around. So I was growing and maturing with older people. So I guess that's why 24 wasn't like way, way beyond. I mean, if it was 38, (and I was) 18, then you could say, 'Craig, you got to fix up yourself.'"
David's debut album, Born To Do It, has sold more than 500,000 copies in the U.S. since its July release.
-- Billy Johnson Jr., Los Angeles
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Can't wait for his new album. I think it will be dope
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"Can You Fill Me In?" has got to be one of the gayest (literally) songs I've ever heard. I don't like the dude, he's waaay too soft for me.