T.O. said

The Warlock said
monoxide said "tell these bitches" was produced by young wicked..

Where did he say that? Can you give us a link?  

it was in yesterdays episode of the "bake" thing he does on facebook, or wherever... someone uploaded it to youtube but copyright took it down.. not sure if its still on their fb..

JDizzle420 said
Album wasnt bad at all. Only complaints are the hooks for Foggin Up The Windows and Celebrate. It was cool to hear Uncle Buck and Trailer Park Boys clips used. Even a Master P Ghetto D reference in the crack song, except they changed it from "make crack like this" to "hit crack to this" lol...  

That's actually a reference to the "make em clap to this" lyric in the Eric B. & Rakim song "Eric B. Is President", from their 1986 album: "Paid In Full." It continues the 80's theme.

I just listened through for the first time. It was actually pretty enjoyable. I agree that a couple of the beats were just kind of "meh" but overall I was pleasantly surprised. I don't think it fucks with FTFO at all, but still good. Revolution 17 is clearly take-off of Revolution 9 from the Beatles White Album, which is basically just an artsy fartsy bullshit thing even though the rest of the album is amazing. 

thatjuggal91 said
Hopefully my hard copy comes in the mail.

Me too!  I was really hoping that it was gonna come a couple days early, but nope!  Should be here today.

Chevy2Dope said
I just listened through for the first time. It was actually pretty enjoyable. I agree that a couple of the beats were just kind of "meh" but overall I was pleasantly surprised. I don't think it fucks with FTFO at all, but still good. Revolution 17 is clearly take-off of Revolution 9 from the Beatles White Album, which is basically just an artsy fartsy bullshit thing even though the rest of the album is amazing.   

Agreed on the album 100%, ninja! FTFO is without question the superior album- it's legendary, however FTFOMF is a solid, top notch quality body of work for 2 Dope in this era, imo. And whoop whoop, my ninja! I thought I was the only one who noticed the Revolution 17 take on John Lennon's "Revolution 9." That was genius. 

That's another aspect of this album that I love, the countless references! Uncle Buck, Ricky of the Trailer Park Boys, Ice Cube's "Who Got The Camera", Eric B. & Rakim's "Eric B. Is President", John Lennon's "Revolution 9", the list goes on (I'm sure there's a ton I'm forgetting cause I'm at work). They add to the album's unique and distinct atmosphere as it takes you on an 80's themed journey sonically; qualities I haven't heard in a Psychopathic release since The Opaque Brotherhood, which took us on a dark, cerebral, mystical, and magical journey. 

Listened through only once so far. This one will have to grow on me. It has some good songs but nothing stood out as really that good to me. I can tell some of the songs are remixes from originals. The production was ok overall, had some highs and lows. Icp just needs mec back. 

thatjuggal91 said
Maybe I'm crazy but isn't that Monoxides vocals on The Knife? I can't put my finger what song that bit was sampled from. But I'm positive that's Monoxides voice.  

I was talking to someone about that yesterday and we both think it is, but cant think of where it came from lol...

JDizzle420 said

I was talking to someone about that yesterday and we both think it is, but cant think of where it came from lol...  

Are you guys thinking of Coin Flip Lunatic off Abominationz? Mono says "hand me the knife" there.

Karacalla said
People keep saying its Ice-T.  

This has nothing to do with the topic of this thread whatsoever (sorry) but it might be cool to hear for some of y'all. Pure wicked shit from Ice:

(there's also a Body Count version, imo inferior tho

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9-VvUKdiXjA )

T.O. said

Are you guys thinking of Coin Flip Lunatic off Abominationz? Mono says "hand me the knife" there.  

That's the track! I knew it was something off their later Psychopathic work!