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6:39 pm
March 30, 2013
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You just can’t fuck wit em. So classic.
7:37 pm
July 11, 2012
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May 22, 2012
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hell yeah.
six feet deep stands up really well today, i was just bumpin it the other day.
awfully paranoid, arent you?
9:27 pm
November 30, 2012
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Diary of a Madman and 2 Cups of Blood, I will always bang them joints!!!!
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May 22, 2012
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and defective trippin, constant elevation, here come the gravediggaz [probably my favorite], lot of great stuff on that platter.
awfully paranoid, arent you?
12:40 pm
March 30, 2013
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The Pick, The Sickle and The Shovel is okay but pales in comparison to the first. Plus it seems like they slipped too much 5%ers stuff… there was anuther album too and it was just two of the rappers but it was pretty good. I have the Frukwan solo but never really listened to it.
Bear witness, as I exorcise my exorcism!
10:47 pm
September 17, 2012
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Always been one of my favorite albums. 6 feet deep that is….
BUt years after I got a bigger dick, I went back to the Pick, Sickle, and the Shovel album, and it’s fucking highly underrated. Before Natas, …….Before Jedi Mind Tricks,……..these niggas were on top of that shit.
It’s equal with the first, and talks about diggin up the mentally dead before the 5th Joker’s Card. RZA is a mad genius for this one.
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10:50 pm
September 17, 2012
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YES…horrorcore came to these guys from Detroit for their first album. But ya’ll bit the fuck out of this album in the years after. WAKE THE DEAD…..well that’s what the second album described….too late to claim it.
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11:40 pm
May 4, 2013
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6 feet deep is that shit! Always felt that this was the RZA at his best (rap wise). None of the subsequent albums lived up to their debut tho.
8:54 pm
December 8, 2012
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The Production on both albums were great. The Beats were simple and felt like a live band could do it easily. That’s what I really like about these beats on both albums was the organicness of them. They were basically like just loops and only a few instruments so the words would shine more than the beat. I try to recreate this wen I produce.
10:02 pm
March 30, 2013
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Preachy The Clown said
The Production on both albums were great. The Beats were simple and felt like a live band could do it easily. That’s what I really like about these beats on both albums was the organicness of them. They were basically like just loops and only a few instruments so the words would shine more than the beat. I try to recreate this wen I produce.
RZA is still the master of the minimalist style.
9:17 pm
April 27, 2013
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it’s a shame they never blew up. i partially blame RZA for not thinking of putting either Method Man, GZA ODB, Raekwon or Ghostface on any songs. ANY one of these guys. On one fucking song. I know RZA probably wanted to make it his own group and not a Wu Tang knockoff but seriously how can you not throw on ANY other established Wu member at the time? Priest would grow into his own but wasn’t on the map at the time. Meth would’ve been perfect for that shit. I feel the same way for the Flatlinerz…how could Russell and his Def Jam dumbass execs not think about throwing on Redman on a Flatlinerz song? You think he can’t drop a sickass verse on Riverz of Red? The name of the song and the sample of a Redman song fits perfectly. I wish I had a fucking time machine and I’d have put horrorcore on the map.
FLASH TO 1995 yo Violent J, here’s a copy of 3 6 mafia Mystic Styles, you gotta call these guys to collab.
FLASH TO 1995 Esham…here’s a tape and phone number for Brotha Lynch Hung. He just dropped an album with a song about baby killing and devil worshipping, you guys would work perfectly together. Watch out for his brother Sicx…..
FLASH TO 1997?? Hey, Violent J, I know you’re mad at this kid Eminem for putting your name on his flyer at St Andrews Hall but give him the time of day, he might evolve into a pretty good rapper.
FLASH TO 2000 Yo big lurch, put them drugs down and just smoke some weed tonight. Aight? Thanks.
and i’d tell Staplez to never retire from rapping. Bedlam likes fries.
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