Name: aRKayeM (Posted: 11/20/2009 8:43:00 PM; Partial IP: 39.135.212)
Location: md
Comment: AINT NOTHING FUCKIN WITH THIS SHIT HERE !!!!!!!! THE GREATEST HIP HOP CREW EVER!!!!!!HANDS DOWN!!!!! THAT DIGGIN SOUND WITH TWO OF THE BEST MCS EVER!!!! WOULDVE LOVED TO HEAR D-FLOW ON A FEW OF THESE TRACKS THOUGH!!!!!!SHOWS SHIT IS HEAT FOR REAL!!!!! WORTH THE WAIT !!!!! ALBUM OF THE DECADE MOTHERFUCKERS!!!!! |
Name: AC (Posted: 11/20/2009 12:35:00 PM; Partial IP: 42.153.177)
Location: PLYMOUTH, UK
Comment: This ill shit better be released on vinyl!!!! |
Name: Burgoon (Posted: 11/20/2009 11:28:00 AM; Partial IP: .99.47.130)
Location: Phila
Comment: This is a well produced album,about time some legendary MC's put out a blazing album,Oc & AG are back at it.Lives up to my expectations |
Name: Dan (Posted: 11/20/2009 9:27:00 AM; Partial IP: .116.89.83)
Location: Norway
Comment: solid hip hop album from the 2 legends o.c. & a.g. from the ditc crew, dope rhymes and beats. |
Name: Rob (Posted: 11/18/2009 12:57:00 AM; Partial IP: 210.235.77)
Location: Columbus, Ohio
Comment: I hope this doesn't get pushed back again!!!!! |
Name: Ev One (Posted: 11/17/2009 6:24:00 PM; Partial IP: .166.24.66)
Location: Vancouver
Comment: I'm amped for this release. I loved both O.C and A.G back in the day when D.I.T.C was dropping hammers in the underground. O.C's LP "Jewelz" is one of my favorite hip hop albums of all time; I think it was also one of the most slept on LPs ever. A.G has always been sick. The Madlib produced "Frozen" is sick and I love the song "Weed Scented" with Guru and Primo. Oh and his collabo with Sadat X Ju Ju and Marco Polo on "Port Authority" was straight science. These dudes are good emcees and I hope this is a classic. |
Name: JAYDEE72 (Posted: 11/16/2009 4:22:00 PM; Partial IP: 148.124.16)
Location: WEST LOS ANGELES , CA
Comment: @Jriggs, I do agree with you in the aspect in witch if you "DIG" and I mean dig you can find some good stuff, For example ; EMC , Marco Polo's Port Authority with all those great calabs, Black Milk, Jake One, Pumpkin Head. I even dude most of that new Cormega Album but my point is that through the 90s literally every couple of weeks someone produced and or dropped science. Their were DJ'S that were known for dropping shit. I guess your right when you say that hip hop is not completely dead cause I'm still digging just waiting for some of that good old underground to drop. I just hate getting all hyped up for a something that ends up being just a dust collector on my shelf. Thanks for the response, keep hope alive.
JAYDEE72...ONE |
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Name: Jriggs (Posted: 11/10/2009 9:58:00 PM; Partial IP: .1.185.158)
Location: San Antonio, TX
Comment: @JAYDEE72
I agree completely with what you said except that hip hop isn't dead man. There is good music out there, but you will have to dig usually. I get what you mean in regards to legends hooking up and making sub par material. Because that is the case with Edo G and Masta Ace. That album was good but could have been better. I hope this album will do exactly what it's supposed to do. |
Name: J-Matic (Posted: 11/2/2009 1:46:00 PM; Partial IP: .8.169.173)
Location: Florida
Comment: Hell yea fuckin O.C is back at it, about time. |
Name: JAYDEE72 (Posted: 10/31/2009 4:44:00 PM; Partial IP: 148.124.16)
Location: WEST LOS ANGELES , CA
Comment: I hope this calab Duo isn't another industry diplo to get people to run out and buy this SH_T... just cause they got some great MC'S and a couple old school producers to put it down doesn't necessarily mean that the sh_t is going to be tight. The UNDERGROUND scene isn't what it used to be, the beats and rhymes will NEVER mirrored what we all experienced through the 90's. I'm tiered of getting all hipped up to go run out and by another CD thinking that it will match up to what was, but let's face it... what was was and what is is , even with to of the greatest team of MC'S and producers believe me BANG FOR BANG it's just not the same. Hip Hop is truly dead and has been for a long time. It's a shame because I only wish we could take it back to the good old days when just about everything that came out on the underground scene was dope. I've got multiple recorded tapes with the Baker Boys on their Friday Night Flavor shows where every weekend you knew that someone would kill it with some dope sh_t... But like I said what was was and what is is.. hip hop is truly dead. UPS TO BIG.L , REST IN PEACE... |
Name: ABRUPT (Posted: 10/30/2009 5:59:00 AM; Partial IP: 71.197.182)
Location: ADELAIDE AUSTRALIA
Comment: HOPE THIS IS DOPE--WOULDVE PREFERED A FINESSE AND A.G ALBUM TO BRING BACK THAT BACK 2 BACK RHYMIN S#IT--BUT HOPEFULLY THIS CAN STEP UP-WITH ALOT OF OLDER RAPPERS COMING OUT WITH LACKLUSTRE ALBUMS WE ARE DUE FOR ONE TO BRING THE HEAT- |
Name: aRKayeM (Posted: 10/24/2009 4:55:00 PM; Partial IP: 110.68.112)
Location: md
Comment: i knew this would get delayed again!!!! damn!!!! |
Name: d-stroi (Posted: 10/22/2009 12:12:00 PM; Partial IP: .46.106.10)
Location: prov-0-dense
Comment: some good convos going on here.big ups lars, jaz and rob. I think obviously the underground which has been around for a minute with great and notable emcees with heart and who kill it on the mic day in and day out. But I think even most recently that the underground scene has some fire under their asses and putting out some dope albums. look at what has come out within the past 3 or 4 months alone (ex. blaq poet, double barrel, dj js-1, skyzoo, raekwon, cormega, apathy, masta ace & edo g and soon to be o.c and A.g. im loving it. but yeah "online stars" is the way to go apparently to the mainstream heads or you wont even get a look. heres the recipe these days: get a colorful image with some ringtone type sound, mixed with a little auto tune and a myspace page. look at the brightside, all you need now is mediocre lyrics about, $, biddies, and 80 inch rims on your escalade |
Name: Dan (Posted: 9/29/2009 11:39:00 AM; Partial IP: .116.89.83)
Location: Norway
Comment: i think o.c. & a.g. are a great duo, every thing out of the ditc camp has been good hip hop music exept for fat joe`s shit, ok he had 2 good albums the rest is shit |
Name: jaz (Posted: 9/26/2009 12:55:00 AM; Partial IP: 15.109.178)
Location: o
Comment: good call LARS..i think media DOES play a part but to me it doesnt matter either way..there IS dope music out there..its NOT going anywhere..i support it , you all support it..so it doesnt matter if the rest even know it exists..and there is NO excuse for not getting ur name out there these days..internet provides all the outlets u need to get noticed |
Name: LARS (Posted: 9/25/2009 1:30:00 PM; Partial IP: 4.10.46.64)
Location: stockhom, sweden
Comment: Record companies are not signing hip hop artists until they can make themselves into "online stars" first. You need a fan base buzz before they sign you these days. So I STRONGLY disagree that "mass media" has anything to do with it. In fact, mass media is dying because the internet is taking over. Television stations and print media is dying folks....no more excuses to get your sh*t now..... |
Name: jaz (Posted: 9/25/2009 2:13:00 AM; Partial IP: 15.109.178)
Location: o
Comment: ..this sound wont die..it just wont..there IS enough support for it to survive..and there are ALWAYS hungry young mc's that spit fire..and record collectors..and dj's..the underground is thriving in my opinion..if corporate america wont get on board fuckem..dont need em |
Name: jaz (Posted: 9/25/2009 1:43:00 AM; Partial IP: 237.226.30)
Location: o
Comment: great points...i wouldnt worry bout it though..its better that there is a seperation..and a clear seperation at that..the gap between commercial rap and underground/independant hip hop, continues to grow larger and larger by the day..like a civil war of sorts we have our sides...we know whats right..so fuck em..yfeel me? |
Name: Rob. (Posted: 9/24/2009 6:23:00 PM; Partial IP: .24.171.47)
Location: Columbus, Ohio
Comment: TruSchoolDefenda You are right, that is why we need to keep doing what we can until we ahve the proper backing. LARS I have to disagree about the internet thing, we have that but The mass majority of people won't see it unless they are looking for it. The media doesn't have choice because they are all caught up in what TruSchoolDefenda said. That is why we need to keep pushing for someone at the top that loves REAL HIP HOP to start pushing it whether it is a ceo of nationwide ins or a billionaire Hip Hop head. It will happen I am sure, I just hope sooner than later. God Bless!!!!! |
Name: LARS (Posted: 9/24/2009 8:13:00 AM; Partial IP: 4.10.46.64)
Location: stockhom, sweden
Comment: There's no excuse to get product out to the masses these days...the internet has bypassed "mass media"....Artists can make music now and get it out without major backing. All they need is to record their stuff and get it out online. |
Name: TruSchoolDefenda (Posted: 9/23/2009 3:23:00 PM; Partial IP: 38.213.119)
Location: ILLADELPH
Comment: Hey Rob..I'm sure many share the same vision as you, I know I do at least. Unfortunately though, all mass media outlets("ones in charge with the funds") are government sanctioned and therefore the majority of control is in the governments hands. And their best interest is to keep society as dumb as possible, therefore easier to control. People becoming intelligent and uniting is the worst threat possible to their power. So they are in fact CENSORING Hip Hop, but in a less obvious way, doing so by "pushing" all this mindless garbage music, which ends up putting the concious meaningful music out of sight. These radio stations arent changing cuz it boils down to one simple thing: they care more about money than they do Hip Hop culture. They're not like u or me. They're under the governments spell. The whole cultures been infiltrated. They've commercialized every element too. But yeah man, we gotta take it back. Somehow, someway... |
Name: LARS (Posted: 9/23/2009 10:05:00 AM; Partial IP: 4.10.46.64)
Location: stockhom, sweden
Comment: It sounds good on paper (an old school all star album)...but that will never happen. It is too hard to make good albums and to throw random people in the mix will not work. There has to be chemistry... without chemistry, you have trash. Many of these artists don't make music like they used to, so hopes of yester-year's magic to come to life in 2009 is moot. |
Name: Rob. (Posted: 9/22/2009 3:29:00 PM; Partial IP: .24.171.47)
Location: Columbus, Ohio
Comment: I think all the great artist like Craig G, Large Pro, Sadat X, Lil Dap, Guru, BDK, Kool G Rap, etc should come together and make a 3 disk album with production from, Biz Markie, Lord Finesse, DJ Premier, etc. Maybe they can get something together and blow the world away with knowledge and righteousness just like they did in the 80s and 90s. I can't wait until I get a million because I would fund it all myself and give the earnings to help kids and young adults understand more about REAL HIP HOP. I would do it through media outlets and showcase the artist I love and have learned all my wisdom from every since 1983! That is whats missing-unity and love for the music.check operation take back hip hop. That message and a lot of artist with their point of view would be heaven sent. If You feel the same way then PLEASE talk to Your local radio station and ask why they continue to poison our youth with mindless garbage all day. The ones inn charge with the funds should act now and stop sleeping on the REAL Hip Hop. iT ISN'T GOING TO CHANGE UNTIL SOMEONE CHANDES IT. gOD bLESS. |
Name: Rob. (Posted: 9/22/2009 3:18:00 PM; Partial IP: .24.171.47)
Location: Columbus, Ohio
Comment: I just hope they don't have any sell outs on this and keep it in house on production. If any guest have Craig G, Large Pro, Sadat X, etc. We need a solid album to rock from trk 1 to the end. I am sick of great artist bringing out songs with complaining artist(emo rappers) or the sell outs. Keep it the same and only change with the times, or else get dropped like dime-Big L. You never hear Lord Finesse or the rest of the D.I.T.C. complaining how hard it is so I hope this album at least stays true to what we all know and love. |
Name: Kryptic (Posted: 9/21/2009 7:57:00 PM; Partial IP: 89.199.208)
Location: Ill Fill, CA
Comment: Damn D.I.T.C. it don't get any better two of the game's greatest hands down. This is by far one of the best collab I wonder what will top this if anything can. Can't wait D.I.T.C. 4 LIFE. R.I.P. BIG L |
Name: aRKayeM (Posted: 9/18/2009 5:43:00 PM; Partial IP: 110.72.115)
Location: md usa
Comment: that is toooooo long of a wait for this shit!!! hope it doesnt get pushed back!!! |
Name: Bmore21225 (Posted: 9/17/2009 1:38:00 AM; Partial IP: .11.60.113)
Location: Bmore/Iraq
Comment: This is another one I had to buy out of the recent updates only this one and the Cormega nothing else stands out to me. |
Name: $ick marvelous kreature (Posted: 9/16/2009 12:14:00 PM; Partial IP: 161.39.251)
Location: da netherlands
Comment: hope these cats spit mad fire on this one!
2 helledope mc,s perfect combo .. can,t wait to hear something
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Name: LARS (Posted: 9/16/2009 8:13:00 AM; Partial IP: 4.10.46.64)
Location: stockhom, sweden
Comment: What THE??? WHOA!!!!! Pre-order!!!!!! Gotta love O.C.!!! |
