Whoa, let's not go crazy over the first time we heard "We Live in Brooklyn" and let it skew our opinion. Those lyrics don't stack up against "Enta da Stage."shinin's waaaaaay better than enta da stage
Whoa, let's not go crazy over the first time we heard "We Live in Brooklyn" and let it skew our opinion. Those lyrics don't stack up against "Enta da Stage."shinin's waaaaaay better than enta da stage
Whoa, let's not go crazy over the first time we heard "We Live in Brooklyn" and let it skew our opinion. Those lyrics don't stack up against "Enta da Stage."shinin's waaaaaay better than enta da stage
They're not included, even though they represent some of the crew's best work.Haha! Yeah, right.
I didn't know about the b-sides being included. Thanks for that information.
I still like "Enta da Stage" more.
"Don't Front (Remix)"
"Don't Front (Remix)"
That album was good it saved from having to hear Ruff Ryders - Ryde Or Die Vol. 1 on constant rotation around my friends/enemys.Also, who else bought the below heartbreakingly disappointing terd, circa spring of '99?
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That album was good it saved from having to hear Ruff Ryders - Ryde Or Die Vol. 1 on constant rotation around my friends/enemys.Also, who else bought the below heartbreakingly disappointing terd, circa spring of '99?
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I'm not much of a hip hop head, but I loved this album back in the day. PNC was my favorite track for sure.
Reminds me of a funny story... when the tape came out, there was an insert inside to buy a Smif n Wessun T-shirt. My homie called the number and halfway through the conversation realized who he was talking to.
"Steele?" ... "Yeah, whatup homie"
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"feeling a little too much" = involuntary "rapper hands" frenzy?And not to threadjack, but a question about when Big Dru Ha says "Yo it's the ill caucasian/check the invasion" on "U Da Man" from Enta Da Stage: in retrospect, how many of y'all were feeling that line a little too much?
Had this lying around..."Nuthin Move But The Money" is the shit and is tough to find. White label only deal. I believe it was held off the album for sample clearance, Rod Temperton apparently objected to the content of the tune.
involuntary "rapper hands" frenzy