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GAF-Hop |OT14| The 6 God is Five Writers, And One False Idol

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RP912

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Down South Hustlers: Bouncin’ and Swingin’

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By the end of 1995, No Limit Records was slowly rising to the top. A major distribution deal with all of the trimmings and a following that stretches from hood to hood. It’s time to let more southern acts on this buffet as the double disc compilation album “Down South Hustlers: Bouncin’ and Swingin’” introduce the world to southern hip hop. As the album West Coast Bad Boys Vol 1 gave the west a bit of showroom, this album gives listeners a taste of that good ole southern bass, hard drums, funky melodies, and dope gumbo laced rhymes from major acts like Eightball & MJG, The Dayton Family, DJ Screw, Point Blank, the No Limit crew, and other local acts from New Orleans. Each track has a different style to it from the Cadillac door slamming sounds of “Playaz from the South” (love that track btw), gangsta shit like “A Lot Auh Nuttin”, and some booty bouncing club tunes like “Bounce That Azz”. Each track has something for everybody.

However, some of the tracks are from previous albums. So if you had an early screw tape, don’t feel discourage about the fact that “My Mind Went Blank” is on the album (why would you trip since the song is dope though?). Now, since this is a double album I want to discuss the long bloody war between disc 1 vs disc 2. From my recollection, disc 2 was always better than disc 1, but on this album it’s more of an exception that disc 1 is better than disc 2. The second half of the album is riddled with boredom and heard it all before tracks. Hence P’s method of quantity>>>quality. One last thing about the album is that it introduced Soulja Slim to the world, under his former name Magnolia Slim. He proved that he’s no slouch on the mic with the track “You Got It”. Overall, it’s a pretty dope compilation for fans of Southern Hip Hop and worth checking out for the simple fact “playas from the south stack g’s/Flippin’ tight on that white/with that candy on them gold D’s”.

Overall Score- 8.0
 

RP912

Banned
Team socks represent. Now fucking with boxers on is another story :/. Might as well dry hump if you that ashamed of your body.
 
banging with the socks on is fine, lol i dunno why anybody would be embarrassed by that. but that's the typical tabloid shit article, with blatant anti-sock propaganda

sleeping with socks on....that's suspect
 

Bacon

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I posted this in the thread in OT but meow the jewels is basically sounding like a remix album with some occasional cat sounds thrown in so if the whole cat thing is putting you off from it I still think it's totally worth listening to.
 

WanderingWind

Mecklemore Is My Favorite Wrapper
RE: CHVRCHES

Every Open Eye is some kind of magic. One second, you're existing in the here and now. The next, you see a Lisa Frank Trapper Keeper rushing toward your face. The sound of chimes mixes with the grinding sound of your teeth as they hit the scarred concrete. You wake up, only to discover that the past 30 years has been a nightmare. It's actually 1985. Everything from the past three decades has been nothing but the ephemeral phantasms of a world that never should be. And the clean, crisp sound of Laura Mayberry's voice slices through those thoughts.

We are made of our longest days
We are falling but not alone
We will take the best parts of ourselves
And make them gold


You grin. Yeah, you think. The world is actually pretty goddamn glorious. You grab your best pair of stonewashed, lace up your Keds and grab your studded denim jacket and hit the streets. The future doesn't have be dark and depressing. It can be glorious. It can be fixed. It can be fucking radical.

Every Open Eye 10 puffy dolphin stickers out of 10.
 
http://www.tmz.com/2015/09/26/fetty-wap-motorcycle-accident-new-jersey-serious-hospital/

Fetty Wap was just involved in a scary motorcycle accident in his hometown of Paterson, New Jersey.
An eye-witness tells TMZ the rapper was on his motorcycle Saturday and tried passing one vehicle, he didn't see another coming in the opposite direction and they collided.

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Paramedics rushed Fetty to a local hospital. It appears he was conscious and sitting up ... but his injuries are unclear at this time.


We made it.
 

RP912

Banned
Master P- Ice Cream Man

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YAASSS! We start out 1996 with probably one of the best albums of all time. This album truly epitomized what made No Limit such a success in the 90s. The hardest beats you could find in the deepest swamps of New Orleans and grimy rhymes that will make your mother twitch her nose in disgust. I’m talking about Master P’s “Ice Cream Man”.

Each track on the album has a certain feel of gangsta rap, plus that infamous “No Limit Intro” truly sets the mood of what to expect throughout the Ice Cream Man. Tracks like “Mr. Ice Cream Man”, “Time to Check My Crackhouse”, “Back Up Off Me”, and the superior remix to the classic “Bout it Bout it” single gives the listener some bulk in their vocal cords. It gives the listener some strength in those legs and muscle on them wimpy arms. Ice Cream Man is a working man’s album that doesn’t hold back punches. Also, the features from UGK and the No Limit camp adds some more seasoning to this full course meal.

Overall, it’s a must to get this album. If you appreciate gangsta rap or even hip hop in general…please check this album out and see for yourself that the tank can’t be stopped.

Overall Score: 10.0
 
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