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>say the crossover appeal of of RZA's bigger tracks will be
>"his" edge.
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>RZA def had his point where he fell off, and of course Primo's
>catalogue is insane, but Primo's one weakness is his most
>historic beats are best known among hip hop heads not
>necessarily a mainstream/ig live audience.
>
>Like NY State of Mind, Mass Appeal, etc.. without doubt
>timeless tracks that are among the best in hip hop history.
>But not necessarily recognizable to the rando checkins from
>the general public on these ig live battles. But shit like
>Shimmy Shimmy Ya? Can It Be All So Simple? C.R.E.A.M? Bring Da
>Pain? These are well known beats/samples far beyond hip hop
>circles.
>
>Primo might be able to tap into a little mainstream X-ennial
>nostalgia with that Craig David remix he did lol, but for the
>most part okp is like his main demo
>
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>>https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/RZA_production_discography
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>>Prem ain’t anybody
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>>https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/DJ_Premier_production_discography
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>>94’...wtf
>>
>>Somewhere in the time of Bobby Digi to Ghost Dog...RZA
>>wasn’t on that level
>>
>>...all I’m saying...
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>>Premo still putting out bangers with Royce and the gstarr
>>album just dropped
>>
>>I think that will be the difference
>>The depth of Premo’s catalog
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