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Quote from: dubsmith_nz on December 12, 2011, 12:52:29 AMQuote from: Spice 2 sees the bitch in you on December 11, 2011, 07:55:04 PMQuote from: Matty on December 11, 2011, 08:18:58 AMif this is to the original versions of his album what stat's released statlanta was to his, not sure i even want to hear it. statlanta had a few cool joints, but was hardly a classic record. i hope bishop still has classic production in the bag, or this is just a big load of anticipointment.I've heard 3 joints produced by Dre and only one of them was a straight banger. He's gotten better beats from other people he's worked with.Hallelujah was a banger for real. I thought Grow Up, Change Gon Come and Rain were all well produced and thought out tracks that offered something different. I Dominate was a bit different but like Oh My God I could dig it while drinking. So his chemistry with Dre is pretty dope to me, they just dont seem to make the typical bangers he'd give to say a 50 Cent. Either way despite producers I'm just keen to hear a real Bishop album after the wack Team America and patchy ShawshankGrow Up and Rain were Eh. He has a much better track record with DJ Khalil. Down, Send a Nigga Home, Can't Figure it Out, City Lights, Bitches on my Dick, Inconvenient Truth, etc.
Quote from: Spice 2 sees the bitch in you on December 11, 2011, 07:55:04 PMQuote from: Matty on December 11, 2011, 08:18:58 AMif this is to the original versions of his album what stat's released statlanta was to his, not sure i even want to hear it. statlanta had a few cool joints, but was hardly a classic record. i hope bishop still has classic production in the bag, or this is just a big load of anticipointment.I've heard 3 joints produced by Dre and only one of them was a straight banger. He's gotten better beats from other people he's worked with.Hallelujah was a banger for real. I thought Grow Up, Change Gon Come and Rain were all well produced and thought out tracks that offered something different. I Dominate was a bit different but like Oh My God I could dig it while drinking. So his chemistry with Dre is pretty dope to me, they just dont seem to make the typical bangers he'd give to say a 50 Cent. Either way despite producers I'm just keen to hear a real Bishop album after the wack Team America and patchy Shawshank
Quote from: Matty on December 11, 2011, 08:18:58 AMif this is to the original versions of his album what stat's released statlanta was to his, not sure i even want to hear it. statlanta had a few cool joints, but was hardly a classic record. i hope bishop still has classic production in the bag, or this is just a big load of anticipointment.I've heard 3 joints produced by Dre and only one of them was a straight banger. He's gotten better beats from other people he's worked with.
if this is to the original versions of his album what stat's released statlanta was to his, not sure i even want to hear it. statlanta had a few cool joints, but was hardly a classic record. i hope bishop still has classic production in the bag, or this is just a big load of anticipointment.
Quote from: Spice 2 sees the bitch in you on December 11, 2011, 07:55:04 PMQuote from: Matty on December 11, 2011, 08:18:58 AMif this is to the original versions of his album what stat's released statlanta was to his, not sure i even want to hear it. statlanta had a few cool joints, but was hardly a classic record. i hope bishop still has classic production in the bag, or this is just a big load of anticipointment.I've heard 3 joints produced by Dre and only one of them was a straight banger. He's gotten better beats from other people he's worked with.yeah not really the dre stuff, more the other material he had with various producers (scott storch, JR, Khalil, etc) was of very high quality. as mentioned hallelujah and grow up were nice but bishop seems to be hit and miss vocally. when he's spitting faster he sounds great but when he slows it down a lot he sounds pretty bad IMO. subject wise he was plenty versatile. guess what i'm trying to say is that his album has a lot of potential to live up to.
Quote from: Matty on December 12, 2011, 08:03:43 AMQuote from: Spice 2 sees the bitch in you on December 11, 2011, 07:55:04 PMQuote from: Matty on December 11, 2011, 08:18:58 AMif this is to the original versions of his album what stat's released statlanta was to his, not sure i even want to hear it. statlanta had a few cool joints, but was hardly a classic record. i hope bishop still has classic production in the bag, or this is just a big load of anticipointment.I've heard 3 joints produced by Dre and only one of them was a straight banger. He's gotten better beats from other people he's worked with.yeah not really the dre stuff, more the other material he had with various producers (scott storch, JR, Khalil, etc) was of very high quality. as mentioned hallelujah and grow up were nice but bishop seems to be hit and miss vocally. when he's spitting faster he sounds great but when he slows it down a lot he sounds pretty bad IMO. subject wise he was plenty versatile. guess what i'm trying to say is that his album has a lot of potential to live up to.can you give some examples for scott storch and JR?anyway, imo bishop didnt really sound sloppy over the dre beats we've heard ( with the exception of 1 or 2 songs i think).i agree with you about the sloppy flow in general though.
haha you act like it costs a lot of time thanks though, i had an idea you would post that pope mobile song.i like that one too.imo the other two you posted arent that good, to each his own. <a href="http://www.youtube.com/v/HRSq20yn1qA" target="_blank" class="new_win">http://www.youtube.com/v/HRSq20yn1qA</a><a href="http://www.youtube.com/v/51QPMDD9ANU" target="_blank" class="new_win">http://www.youtube.com/v/51QPMDD9ANU</a>^^i prefer these two over the last two ones you postedanyway, what do you guys think of Nottz' work with bishop?
Quote from: Spice 2 sees the bitch in you on December 12, 2011, 01:13:24 AMQuote from: dubsmith_nz on December 12, 2011, 12:52:29 AMQuote from: Spice 2 sees the bitch in you on December 11, 2011, 07:55:04 PMQuote from: Matty on December 11, 2011, 08:18:58 AMif this is to the original versions of his album what stat's released statlanta was to his, not sure i even want to hear it. statlanta had a few cool joints, but was hardly a classic record. i hope bishop still has classic production in the bag, or this is just a big load of anticipointment.I've heard 3 joints produced by Dre and only one of them was a straight banger. He's gotten better beats from other people he's worked with.Hallelujah was a banger for real. I thought Grow Up, Change Gon Come and Rain were all well produced and thought out tracks that offered something different. I Dominate was a bit different but like Oh My God I could dig it while drinking. So his chemistry with Dre is pretty dope to me, they just dont seem to make the typical bangers he'd give to say a 50 Cent. Either way despite producers I'm just keen to hear a real Bishop album after the wack Team America and patchy ShawshankGrow Up and Rain were Eh. He has a much better track record with DJ Khalil. Down, Send a Nigga Home, Can't Figure it Out, City Lights, Bitches on my Dick, Inconvenient Truth, etc.you really didn't like them? what about the No stoppin carson beat? sounds like a banger to me.i heavily disagree with the choice of khalil, but i've never been a fan of him. dont get me wrong, he has some great stuff, but overall its hit or miss.
anyway, imo bishop didnt really sound sloppy over the dre beats we've heard ( with the exception of 1 or 2 songs i think).i agree with you about the sloppy flow in general though.
Quote from: From Dre-Day to Nate Day on December 12, 2011, 02:30:58 AMQuote from: Spice 2 sees the bitch in you on December 12, 2011, 01:13:24 AMQuote from: dubsmith_nz on December 12, 2011, 12:52:29 AMQuote from: Spice 2 sees the bitch in you on December 11, 2011, 07:55:04 PMQuote from: Matty on December 11, 2011, 08:18:58 AMif this is to the original versions of his album what stat's released statlanta was to his, not sure i even want to hear it. statlanta had a few cool joints, but was hardly a classic record. i hope bishop still has classic production in the bag, or this is just a big load of anticipointment.I've heard 3 joints produced by Dre and only one of them was a straight banger. He's gotten better beats from other people he's worked with.Hallelujah was a banger for real. I thought Grow Up, Change Gon Come and Rain were all well produced and thought out tracks that offered something different. I Dominate was a bit different but like Oh My God I could dig it while drinking. So his chemistry with Dre is pretty dope to me, they just dont seem to make the typical bangers he'd give to say a 50 Cent. Either way despite producers I'm just keen to hear a real Bishop album after the wack Team America and patchy ShawshankGrow Up and Rain were Eh. He has a much better track record with DJ Khalil. Down, Send a Nigga Home, Can't Figure it Out, City Lights, Bitches on my Dick, Inconvenient Truth, etc.you really didn't like them? what about the No stoppin carson beat? sounds like a banger to me.i heavily disagree with the choice of khalil, but i've never been a fan of him. dont get me wrong, he has some great stuff, but overall its hit or miss.No Stoppin Carson was a banger. Like I said only one of the Dre beats was a straight banger. I'm sure Khalil has made weak beats, but the work he's done with Bishop is pure heat. You really think Rain and Grow Up hold a candle to the beats I mentioned? Those songs were carried by Bishop, while songs like Bitches on My Dick were carried by the beat.
Quote from: From Dre-Day to Nate Day on December 12, 2011, 09:56:33 AManyway, imo bishop didnt really sound sloppy over the dre beats we've heard ( with the exception of 1 or 2 songs i think).i agree with you about the sloppy flow in general though.There are literally only 4 or 5 songs Dre produced. That's not a good track record.
those two are excellent too. nottz didn't really do much of interest with bishop, at least i don't remember anything i really liked. he put out so much good material back then but i think he had by far the most quantity and to a degree quality with khalil. there must be a good 10-15 tracks with khalil, some crazy beats even when the content or his flow wasn't all that. he had quite a few good ones with focus too if i remember.
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