West Coast Connection Forum
DUBCC - Tha Connection => West Coast Classics => Topic started by: Maxin in the Shade on October 24, 2005, 09:37:57 PM
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i only just recently got a copy of 'Funk Upon A Rhyme' and though i anticipated it to be good, it blew my expectations away. I cant stop bumping it
But im wondering:
Is the follow up just as good?
Is it any good?
Does it have any major faults/flaws?
Does it still bump in a major way?
Ive been reading a few reviews over the net and theres not that many, and the ones I have found don’t really give me much detail
I guess im looking for responses from Kokane fans who have followed his career, but any comments would be appreciated
Thanks
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there was like a long ass break between those 2 cds and he changed alot between then... but its a good cd.. one thing i try not to do is compare artists cds with their other cds... Battlecat did a song or two
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I think its better than Funk Upon A Rhyme. The style is defenatley different, he raps a lot on Mr. Kane. There are also a few tight guest apperances from C-Bo, Tray Dee and Short Chop on that record. Bumps for sure though...Just don't get Mr. Kane Pt. II its garbage, bad production and crappy songs overall.
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It's a decent CD, but compared to Funk Upon a Rhyme, it's not half as good. FUAR is a classic and Mr Kane is not. Worth gettin still though.
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thanks
im still gonna try find it on the net to buy (nowhere seems to have it) cause i cant get enough of FUAR
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Im selling some rare stuff on ebay right now, including Mr. Kane.
http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQfrppZ50QQfsooZ1QQfsopZ1QQrdZ0QQsassZkillafornia
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i only just recently got a copy of 'Funk Upon A Rhyme' and though i anticipated it to be good, it blew my expectations away. I cant stop bumping it
But im wondering:
Is the follow up just as good?
Is it any good?
Does it have any major faults/flaws?
Does it still bump in a major way?
Ive been reading a few reviews over the net and theres not that many, and the ones I have found don’t really give me much detail
I guess im looking for responses from Kokane fans who have followed his career, but any comments would be appreciated
Thanks
Yeah like the other dudes said its not as good as Funk Upon a Rhyme (but how can u top that?). The style is very different, but Battlecat and DJ Silk laced Koka with some nice beats, and its definetly worth getting. "Breakout" feat. Tray Deee plus "On Tha Grind" (Battlecat prod) feat. King Lou & Ruff Dog alone makes the album worth getting IMO
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Man you should checkout ''WHO AM I'' album from back in the days when he wuz on RUTHLESS now thatz a classicc
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Man you should checkout ''WHO AM I'' album from back in the days when he wuz on RUTHLESS now thatz a classicc
yeah, ive heard that album
i didnt really like it too much though.
the beats were a little outdated for my liking
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It's a good album. I remember I played GTA3 using this in the car radio ;D
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FUAR has been on heavy rotation in my car stereo the last couple of weeks
its a great cruisy album 8)
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FUAR has been on heavy rotation in my car stereo the last couple of weeks
its a great cruisy album 8)
yup me 2....especially the song "aftermath" the beat is just sick!
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This is a coo CD with alot of Kokane on it from the same period:
(http://www.mobydisc.com/images/cover200/dre800/e872/e872220f0qv.jpg)
features: Kokane, Kam, Battlecat, Xzibit, Jayo Felony, Bad Azz, King Lou, Gap Band, Tray Deee, Kcavie, Too Short, Baby S and more...
Couple of the tracks are also on They Call Me Mr. Kane. But you can get the CD at Amazon for only a few dollars so its worth it.
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00005BCBP/qid=1130580589/sr=1-23/ref=sr_1_23/104-9299950-5155967?v=glance&s=music