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ac da hustla

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Originally posted by samuraitora
classic stuff???
Now I feel really old.

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seems like time is running faster that we feel it
but no need to feel old. you'll always be as old as you feel. and "just a friend" is a real classic. but eventhough it's old everytime it's getting played in the club the crowd is going nuts. just imagine the "enter the wu" album is now 10 years old and it's also called a classic.
by the way biz markie just released his new album. i heard it yesterday and it's really cool.

 

kirei_na_me

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Originally posted by ac da hustla
just imagine the "enter the wu" album is now 10 years old and it's also called a classic.

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C.R.E.A.M.

"dollar,dollar bill, y'all"

Brings back some memories. Summer before my senior year...

 

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Originally posted by kirei_na_me
C.R.E.A.M.

"dollar,dollar bill, y'all"

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"everybody is talking about the good ol'days, the good ol'days.
well let's talk about the good ol'days........."

 

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• #29

uuuups, doubletake
so let's talk about it twice

 

jovial_jon

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im not really a fan of the wu...i can understand why people say its a classic but i just find myself not listenin to it much. ghostface is cool tho, but he's too inconsistent dammit!

 

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ac da hustla

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you don't have to be a fan of the wu but you have to respect what they did for hip hop. with their first release they opened up a new era of hip hop. they been the leaders to the new school. ok, not only them. but they had a big part by taking it to the next level. am i wrong???

 

jovial_jon

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no, i agree completely. they were hugely important for hip hop. but i just dont enjoy listening to their music as much as i used to really, but i do respect them a lot.

 

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• #33

i can understand you. it's all a matter of taste. i always say if everybody would listen to the same music, the world would be sooooooo boring. we wouldn't even talk right now. you see, i love different tastes.

 

kirei_na_me

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Exactly, hustla. I listen to all kinds of music. It's a shame to limit yourself, even where music is concerned...

 

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like biggie used to say "sky is the limit"

 

kirei_na_me

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Speaking of Biggie, I just saw the new video for "Runnin'(Dying to Live)". Still hard to believe Tupac's gone...

 

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• #37

it's crazy how things sometimes change. the best always have to go first.
just like biggie, pac or big l (in my opinion the best rapper ever lived. he even burned jigga on his old freestyles. check the "7minutes freestyle" of them).