Sccit & Soopafly, can you say where you got access to these tracks, Sccitt I'd assume your connections in the industry especially with RBX? Soopa are you the same or is it from online connections throughout the years? I'm just curious as I find it such a waste for these artist to be sitting on so many unreleased tracks that could be potential classics.

i shared some snippet of a bone thugs joint i'm working on to some random cat in a bone thugs group

next thing i know he sends me this amazing rbx/dre track saying "here you go, since u let me hear that bone track and i know u work with rbx i know i can trust u, so please don't share!!"

then he told me he has a bunch of other dre exclusives so i sent him a track im working on with spice 1 n rbx and he sent back a plethora of unreleased tracks in return

i was amazed by how good the joints he sent were .. on par with all of dre's work from that era for the most part

There is a Tripp Loc solo album that came out in '20 , Tripnology, there are a few bangers in this ! Spent covid summer's listening that ish  playing B-Ball
https://www.discogs.com/fr/release/35874592-Tripp-Loc-Trippnology

Banger N°1

Banger N°2

That HOBO track is so smooth 


On a side note, when I was younger I always thought Warren G produced the majority of the Dove Shack's first album and was surprised when I realised he only produced one track. Anyone know the reason why when it was released on Warren's label and that he would have been the reason for their exposure?

Sccit & Soopafly, can you say where you got access to these tracks, Sccitt I'd assume your connections in the industry especially with RBX? Soopa are you the same or is it from online connections throughout the years? I'm just curious as I find it such a waste for these artist to be sitting on so many unreleased tracks that could be potential classics.

Penny never had that Jordan and Kobe level jumper. 

He could shoot, dribble, drive, dunk on an almost Kobe and Jordan level.  He actually was a better passer than Kobe and Jordan as a point guard that was nearly 6'9" is like Magic Johnson.  But the one big thing that set Jordan and Kobe apart from everyone else was that they had that jumper they could pretty much go to and get a decent shot off on any and every possession.  That Jordan jumper never gets talked about enough. 

Other aspects like Jordan and Kobe being great finishers, you had guys like Scottie and Penny that were also great finishers—and even Ron Harper and Kukoc a really good finisher.  That's another aspect that doesn't get talked about enough when people talk about those great Bulls teams was how they made it look so easy finishing around the basket—that if they gained the slightest advantage over the defense they cashed in nearly every time.

beyond just skill, kobe n mj were cut from a different cloth in terms or work ethic and will

Kobe had the best range of all those shooters too...he not only was a successor to MJ but an improved version

absolutely

Dogg Pound and Death Row were on fire so I didn't need a "2" of anything because they were always hitting on new and fresh angles in the mid-90's. 

It wasn't until Doggfather flopped that I started thinking in terms like, "man, why didn't they just do some shit like Doggystyle, why don't they do a part 2, why don't they do sequels?"—I think I would've been happier with the LBC Crew Haven't You Heard album than Doggfather.   That would've been closer to my expectations.

Funny, that Snoop did come with a "Gin and Juice 2" on Last Meal—but of course that track was horrible, lol



lol.. kind of sounds dope now in 2025

I liked "Still A G Thang" from that album...Snoop was flowing pretty good on that one

Penny never had that Jordan and Kobe level jumper. 

He could shoot, dribble, drive, dunk on an almost Kobe and Jordan level.  He actually was a better passer than Kobe and Jordan as a point guard that was nearly 6'9" is like Magic Johnson.  But the one big thing that set Jordan and Kobe apart from everyone else was that they had that jumper they could pretty much go to and get a decent shot off on any and every possession.  That Jordan jumper never gets talked about enough. 

Other aspects like Jordan and Kobe being great finishers, you had guys like Scottie and Penny that were also great finishers—and even Ron Harper and Kukoc a really good finisher.  That's another aspect that doesn't get talked about enough when people talk about those great Bulls teams was how they made it look so easy finishing around the basket—that if they gained the slightest advantage over the defense they cashed in nearly every time.

Kobe had the best range of all those shooters too...he not only was a successor to MJ but an improved version

he was a pass first guy bro

the year shaq left he was still healthy and averaged 20 ppg

his career high is 42 points

mj and kobe had entire months averaging that lol

only 42?  damn

yeah I remember Mike averaged like 37 one year early on I think before Pippen was drafted...and Kobe had a similar year as well one season

True true....not gonna lie, i was pretty disappointed when I saw Big Pimpin 2 was gonna be on the Dogg Pound album, and then it ended up just being Big Pimpin talking the whole time with no raps from Daz or Kurupt.  Years later i discovered the clean version with different lyrics and I almost look at that as the proper sequel.

Dogg Pound and Death Row were on fire so I didn't need a "2" of anything because they were always hitting on new and fresh angles in the mid-90's. 

It wasn't until Doggfather flopped that I started thinking in terms like, "man, why didn't they just do some shit like Doggystyle, why don't they do a part 2, why don't they do sequels?"—I think I would've been happier with the LBC Crew Haven't You Heard album than Doggfather.   That would've been closer to my expectations.

Funny, that Snoop did come with a "Gin and Juice 2" on Da Game album—but of course that track was horrible, lol



lol.. kind of sounds dope now in 2025