"wack ass guest verses/rappers on otherwise GREAT albums"
it's funny cause i put my friend onto the Left's Gas Mask & after he peeped he was llike "it's great except that one guy talkin bout eclairs, he's horrible"
that was Marv Won and YES his shit was butt ass wack on there
so was the other cat on Battleaxe IMO
add on?
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4. "Kanye's second album" In response to Reply # 0
Granted, you take out the wack featured verses and it becomes an EP, but every time I listen to "Drive Slow" I just get so angry. Dope beat, dope concept - then Paul Wall and GLC? Sigh.
"Your current frequencies of understanding outweigh that which has been given for you to understand." Saul Williams
11. "On a related note on that track, why the fuck was Meth on there?" In response to Reply # 5
It was like he got lost at the studio when they were recording and dropped a random 8 bar
Pull ya shoes up fool...
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41. "I was just thinking about that song too" In response to Reply # 17
or random studio punch-in lines by another rapper. I forget what song it is, if I remember right, it's on KRS' Return Of The Boom Bap, where Sadat X has 2 or 3 punch-in lines for KRS, then nothing else.
"Your current frequencies of understanding outweigh that which has been given for you to understand." Saul Williams
26. "The worst part was that it was used as a selling point..." In response to Reply # 11
I saw it mentioned in ads that the record featured Method Man. Shit, there might even have been some stickers on some copies (don't quote me on that but I vaguely remember a sticker trumpeting a Method Man feature).
I love that record and consider it highly underrated but that shit was kind of lame even if I'm sure it was 100% on the record-company (not taht I think Showbiz&AG complained or anything but still...).
Dj Joey Joe Member since Sep 01st 2007 13770 posts
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34. "I Disagree, Party Arty Was Just Hood" In response to Reply # 5
Party Arty was a perfect fit for the DITC sound, yeah his early beginnings was simple rhyming but later on he got better but him guest appearing on "Goodfellas" wasn't wack or terrible just added a different flavor than what you wanted but for me it was good.
I think many people didn't care for his gruffy voice (he used sometimes) without listening to his rhymes and just wrote him off as wack.
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25. "Hahaha right. And it's like..." In response to Reply # 24
he ended his verse with his next album's title. So it's pretty clear he just submitted a throwaway verse from that album and he just kinda rehashed it for this guest spot, which makes it even more obnoxious than it already was.
Ultimately, Nas should have called him on it and nixed the guest spot if he wouldn't come with something at least minimally on topic, so I blame both of them.
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