Oh yeah. he's fuckin built for destruction that ingaa.
The South brings it slowwwwwwww
why the fuck NYC ain't got with the slowwwwww groove?
Groove the Southern Boys hit is muthafuckin' Gospel.
I'm here tryin' to figger what H-Town album I can lay.
SPM would be easy but SPM was just the tip and I wanna get the whole dick in.
Ba‘al Zəvûv;11065383 said:
Houston Texas. A few songs by him you should check out beyond that album... On my grind ( z-ro on the hook again). Unexpected. Gangstas don't live that long. Suicide note. Make your peace. Git out My Face. Man there is so much, old and new. He might be my favorite rapper I don't know. the song he does with nas on the Fix is one of the best songs I've ever heard. In between us
Oh fuck it really I'm not gonna find a whole album on Juan Gotti.
The Studio version of this is amazing.
This is not that.
As I search for that...
bear with it. You gotta hang till 0:59 minute mark cuz everyone involved in the project is completely blasted on Syrup so it takes a while to get to the actual song. Scarface is fantastic mob, naturally I'd heard of him but for some reason never heard his music. I came from the N.W.A camp...The West so maybe thats why but I've heard he's legendary.
This Mexican here could have done so much....he could have been larger than life his Flow was Golden.
He's not dead. I thiink he's a Landscaper. As much talent as he has though mob? Thats pretty much the same as God saying: "why you think I got you digging these holes Holmes?" but he somehow just still manages to not rise. Thug Life I guess. Glitz, Glamour...undoubtedly...
I might just have to eventually lay some....naw fuckit I'm not layin' SPM unless I have to....
do you know the Houston rap mob?
The Screwed Up Click?
and the North?
If you do ain't gonna fuck with no SPM up in here.
oh yeah...Juan: (remember bear with it till 0:59 then it more goes)
Give it some time the planet revolves ya fuggin doofus.
Its like you're unwilling to explore anything beyond what you grew up with.
Send Athena to the Piggly Wiggly to get you more Pabst asshole.
and shut the fuck up and show some respect because great music ain't just what you think is great you stupid fuckin asshole.
By the way, I may be old, but I'm not an old fogie when it comes to music. I used to sell bootleg live music in Ebay until they threw me out of there. But I did it for years and accumulated a pretty big customer base. So I sell bootleg and non-commercial releases on my own now in my free time. I also use to trade bootlegs with some pretty big heavyweights in the music industry that I've met on the road or at record conventions. It's too bad that's it's kind of a dying business. But I've still got a lot of shit that you simply can't find anymore.Ba‘al Zəvûv;11065395 said:
You're OLD???
Your posts seem so young.
That not meant disrespectfully....your energy....I thought you were young.
I spent $144.53 in one order on bootleg CDs on eBay.
I can't remember what year it was who the seller was or if it was even this same planet I am on now but it was on eBay so I guess I can pretty much deduce (as if there is such a word) that it was this planet.
It might have been you.
If it was...I was totally pleased with the deal. I basically got all Live Bootlegs.
Dylan Live in '64 for example....Hendrix Live in NYC at Cafe Wha in.....66?
R.E.M. Live in Athens (believe it or not. If it was you who sold it I guess you would...believe it)
Pink Floyd Live in Montreal when Roger stopped the whole show to chastise the asshole who set of the Bottle Rocket....
saying: "Look. I don't care. Theres people here who wanna hear this song. I wanna hear this song. If you wanna light your firework go outside (fuck you) If you wanna do that just go outside. We wanna hear some music"
Or something like that.
Thats the main CD set I remember getting.
Did you sell that?
When you was on eBay?
Floyd in Montreal?
I remember that one most of all cuz bootleg that show was really really hard to find.
I sold on Ebay from around 2000-10. But their fees got too high. And a few of the more popular artists emailed me and threatened lawsuits for copywrite infringement, which it is. It is technically their music I was selling. Robert Plant and Van Morrison were especially assholes about it. They had their lawyers on my ass all the time. But most artists could care less about it since most of those boots will never see the light of day as official releases.. It got to be more trouble than it's worth so i went out on my own once I built up a good customer base. I've got a few nice Pink Floyd and R.E.M. bootlegs. I don't htink I have those two. I'm wondering if that Jimi Hendrix you mentioned was the one he did in 1968 when he played the Generation Club in NYC and had BB King, Al Kooper, Elvin Bishop and Paul Butterfield as his special guests? I've got that one. It is a pretty nice sounding jam session for being 47 years old.Ba‘al Zəvûv;11065451 said:
Oh HELL NO are you kidding me? Bishop, Butterflied and BB as "special guests"?!!? That was way better than mine.
The one I had was still The Experience and I believe it was when they first came back to US after breaking in UK....they played Wha cuz Jimmy had played there backing up someone...or he had played there before he went to England.....Its a fantastic listen though, as all boots are generally.
On a different matter one of the previous videos I posted is lodged in my cache, stuck basically, so its making my internet spotty I'm gonna try to dislodge it so a video might spit out here. If its that mexican rap video please don't kill me sooners i have no control over this at all
Its looking like
