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^^ nah that's BS - it doesn't matter if you're american or was around when the album was big, at least not for me, but on the other hand i can relate to alot of the shit Biggie speaks on on that album though.
yeah Mr. Len album is fucking insane IMO, i love that real experimental, tripped out hip-hop as well. i can hook you up with a link again if interested.
peace
What the fUCK!
HOW do i get rid of YOUR ASS!?
WHy you entering (you faggit) every thread i post in and posting bout me after i post.
Thats borderline homosexual shit right there with your gay ass mother fucker.
You know my boy JIGS4W.
Yeah, he raps.
And he knows all about teaching englighmun like you a lesson.
(peep his heat on the sidious katana freestyle diss track brother)
Plus he's p rican, and he's a 5%.
Ya feel me? (you gay mother fucker)
Way to take something I said and twist it to mean what you want.Quote:
Originally Posted by whers
Were you in America in 1995? Did you go to the Local McDonalds and hear half a dozen cars bumpin' Ready to Die? Were you apart of that atmosphere at all? If you weren't than you don't have the correct frame of reference to judge that album. That's what I'm saying.
:lmao: at Pat
Well I'll go with your notion Claaa.Quote:
Originally Posted by claaa7
Yeah Mr. Len link would be appreciated, thanks.
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Originally Posted by Pat Bateman
lol, you're funny
There your words...Quote:
Originally Posted by beautifulrock
The answer is clearly no for all of them.
And again I haven't even said I dislike the album.
All I have said is I think Biggie is overrated...I might actually like the album.
(it's been a long time since I last heard it) it's possible isn't it ?
But I wasn't around when 36 Chambers or Wu-Tang Forever dropped either.
And I love them albums.
Biggie>>>Whers
Its kinda stupid this thread has over 300 posts now. But It was still in my subscriptions. Every time I see this thread I go and play Ready to Die.
I'm no Emcee.Quote:
Originally Posted by GHOSTLACED
I still fail to see what B Rocks point is.
People like, TSA, Ghostlaced, Hollow (+ others i can't remember) don't fulfill all of his criteria to "get" this album.
And they still "get" it.
So uh, what the fuck is his point.
And why has he been talking for so many pages.
Please let me know.
I like hearing you respond to me talking. and you wouldn't get it, cuz u weren't there either., but it's nice to know.....
I am always on your mind.
Winnie N./Pat. B. production "You are always on my mind"
OK, i 'get' why i wouldn't 'get it'.
Because i admit, that i don't.
I thought i made that pretty clear when i said Ready to Die was overrated in the first place.
But how come these other people who don't fit your criteria 'get it'?
they are somehow enlightened
biggie biggie biggie can't you see, your feet cause your fat won't let you see it!
I like some biggie shit, but i think he's overated.
Nahmsay?
My dick's beta dan his
Its not overated, its one of the albums that has formed a major part in my expectations of good Hip Hop. Definetly top ten.