dusty yute

Ebro being Ebro again

there are certain albums and movies and other pop culture artifacts that get so much love universally that at some point people start picking at them not out of genuine dislike or because theyre poor quality, but because it kinda gets boring to only revere some stuff. its kinda contrarianism but not quite, because you still love the thing in question, just wanna be overly picky over it for some reason

however i wouldnt be doing that to Thriller because its literally pointless (even though there are tracks on it that i myself dont care for!) and trendy

i wonder what his skips are

cuz its only 9 songs. lol

Hope their pod flops

Faxx

Disc 1 is for the "new" Pac fan and Disc 2 is for the "actual" Pac fans

Can't C Me starting disc 2 off is already powerful s*** could be on 7Day Theory's warpath

Shorty Wanna Be
When We Ride
Run that Streetz
Thug Passion
Ain't Hard to Find
Picture Me Rollin
Rather Be Ya Nigga
the title track AEOM with one of the best beats still
Heaven Ain't Hard to Find WITH the Quincy Jones power

Only maybes that depend on the day are Wonder Why they Call You B**** and Check Out Time

What's Ya # is disc 1

Yeah they be talking out they ass when it comes to West Coast and half the time be wrong (except Joe is usually on point, it's the other niggas)

They at least say they're out their element when it comes to South of any era but try to act like they know with West s*** in any era

Park had me hot a few times too tho he's usually also good about it - he especially had me hot when he said 2Pacs production was "nothing special" LOL when 2Pac has one of the most if not THEE most intricate, layered and dynamic production of the era of any Rapper anywhere and a lot of it sounds good still today - he eas even doing ish that most werent on like deep subs and 808-like stab basses plus all the additional instrumentation that would be added on top of loops and samples from Dre, Daz, Warren G, Shock G, Big D and Stretch that could actually play keys and Warren n Dre had access to instrument players

Even from his very first album had ish like Brenda's Got a Baby that is still one of the craziest and atmospheric beats of all time, and he especially leveled with Strictly 4 My Niggaz of additional keys n layers, then MATW brought in live instruments, and then additional layer vocals of session singers and session choirs on AEOM and 7Day

His s*** was next level from a musical standpoint alone, along with artistic while still being HARD and hiphop

I need to create the thread I been thinking about that is basically:

Why West Coast Music Production Was Ahead of Everyone Else in the 90s and Early 2000s

Niggas was doing a lot and what they were doing worked

Timeless production too

whats the burger king of albums

Using techniques and gear that took the rest of the industry 10+ years to catch up on

We’ll never see it again. Banger after banger

Perfect discussion for me to see as I’m making a west coast thriller atm

Beat It lowkey the only skip. S*** is overplayed like Roar or Shake It Off.

Dumbass!

overplayed yes but Beat It is at least a 9/10 song. Roar is only good at best and Shake It Off is genuinely bad

don't care for the album either but what the f*** does an album having a "meaning" even mean or matter.
do you enjoy the songs u dunce

Try this version

Shake It Off is the Stranger In Moscow for the most basic and buy the numbers middle-class white woman

Ariana avi

Hip hop peaked in the West tbh

Best song on album a skip

They showed me this a couple pages back. I was blown away