>>closer to the sounds & aesthetic that brought us to this
>site
>>in the first place.
>>
>>I don't think this poll is close anywhere else.
>
>Huh?

aesthetic, regardless of whether the MCs have any distinctive qualities or not. I can't argue that Premier's production was really BETTER than Pete's, but Group Home had way more of an NYC 1995/1996 feel than InI. You gotta remember, Wu-Tang & BootCamp Clik were red hot back then.

I saw InI perform pretty up close and personal in 1996, people just weren't moved by what they were doing. The only part that seemed to get people hyped was when Pete came out for "Fakin Jax".