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With Or Without You - U2 | |
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Ryan Adams - Jacksonville City Nights | |
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Ice Cube "You Know How We Do It."
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Christopher said: Ice Cube "You Know How We Do It."
I listened to 'Today Was A Good Day' just this morning!!! I really love these two jams by Cube.....laidback, yet very smart with great lyrics and good use of samples! Fool, you know how we do it!  | |
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Whammy! - The B-52s
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abierman said: Christopher said: Ice Cube "You Know How We Do It."
I listened to 'Today Was A Good Day' just this morning!!! I really love these two jams by Cube.....laidback, yet very smart with great lyrics and good use of samples! Fool, you know how we do it! i love all 4 of his first cd's! i think in the late 90s/00's i liked is movies more than his music | |
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Christopher said: abierman said: I listened to 'Today Was A Good Day' just this morning!!! I really love these two jams by Cube.....laidback, yet very smart with great lyrics and good use of samples! Fool, you know how we do it! i love all 4 of his first cd's! i think in the late 90s/00's i liked is movies more than his music AmeriKKKa's Lethal Injection Death Certificate The Predator 
I lost him after he teamed up for Westside Connection, but I enjoy his acting as well! | |
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abierman said: Christopher said: i love all 4 of his first cd's! i think in the late 90s/00's i liked is movies more than his music AmeriKKKa's Lethal Injection Death Certificate The Predator
I lost him after he teamed up for Westside Connection, but I enjoy his acting as well! AmeriKKKa's and Kill at Will were the best. Production by the Bomb Squad, I'm taking them to work with me today now!!! | |
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jerseykrs said: abierman said: AmeriKKKa's Lethal Injection Death Certificate The Predator
I lost him after he teamed up for Westside Connection, but I enjoy his acting as well! AmeriKKKa's and Kill at Will were the best. Production by the Bomb Squad, I'm taking them to work with me today now!!! 'A message for the Oreo-Cookie.....' | |
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jerseykrs said: abierman said: AmeriKKKa's Lethal Injection Death Certificate The Predator
I lost him after he teamed up for Westside Connection, but I enjoy his acting as well! AmeriKKKa's and Kill at Will were the best. Production by the Bomb Squad, I'm taking them to work with me today now!!! what is kill at will? did i skip a disc? | |
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Christopher said: jerseykrs said: AmeriKKKa's and Kill at Will were the best. Production by the Bomb Squad, I'm taking them to work with me today now!!! what is kill at will? did i skip a disc? It was an EP released after AmeriKKKa's.....DOPE!!! A seven-track postscript to AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted (built around a remix of that album's "Endangered Species," with a blistering new verse by Chuck D.), and a booming car tape for short drives, this is why people thought gangsta rap was a good idea at the time. It's got a certain amount of filler and goofiness (like "Jackin' For Beats," with Cube kicking it over a bunch of famous grooves), but it's also got some great quick-cut music from Sir Jinx and the Bomb Squad, and two of the darkest, toughest, truest tracks Cube's ever done: "The Product," a scathing indictment of the system that destroys America's underclass, and "Dead Homies," a clear-eyed look at the aftermath of violence.  | |
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jerseykrs said: Christopher said: what is kill at will? did i skip a disc? It was an EP released after AmeriKKKa's.....DOPE!!! indeed! essential!! like practically all of Cube's albums  Vanglorious... this is protected by the red, the black, and the green. With a key... sissy! | |
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jerseykrs said: Christopher said: what is kill at will? did i skip a disc? It was an EP released after AmeriKKKa's.....DOPE!!! A seven-track postscript to AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted (built around a remix of that album's "Endangered Species," with a blistering new verse by Chuck D.), and a booming car tape for short drives, this is why people thought gangsta rap was a good idea at the time. It's got a certain amount of filler and goofiness (like "Jackin' For Beats," with Cube kicking it over a bunch of famous grooves), but it's also got some great quick-cut music from Sir Jinx and the Bomb Squad, and two of the darkest, toughest, truest tracks Cube's ever done: "The Product," a scathing indictment of the system that destroys America's underclass, and "Dead Homies," a clear-eyed look at the aftermath of violence. oh shit! i didnt even know. jackin for beats and dead homies are some of his best early work! im sure i got them on cd-r from file sharing or on his greatest hits(which had some cool b-sides and remixes i remember) im gonna have to get a copy of this soon! | |
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Christopher said: jerseykrs said: It was an EP released after AmeriKKKa's.....DOPE!!! A seven-track postscript to AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted (built around a remix of that album's "Endangered Species," with a blistering new verse by Chuck D.), and a booming car tape for short drives, this is why people thought gangsta rap was a good idea at the time. It's got a certain amount of filler and goofiness (like "Jackin' For Beats," with Cube kicking it over a bunch of famous grooves), but it's also got some great quick-cut music from Sir Jinx and the Bomb Squad, and two of the darkest, toughest, truest tracks Cube's ever done: "The Product," a scathing indictment of the system that destroys America's underclass, and "Dead Homies," a clear-eyed look at the aftermath of violence. oh shit! i didnt even know. jackin for beats and dead homies are some of his best early work! im sure i got them on cd-r from file sharing or on his greatest hits(which had some cool b-sides and remixes i remember) im gonna have to get a copy of this soon! gmail me.....jerseykrs@gmail.com | |
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jerseykrs said: Christopher said: oh shit! i didnt even know. jackin for beats and dead homies are some of his best early work! im sure i got them on cd-r from file sharing or on his greatest hits(which had some cool b-sides and remixes i remember) im gonna have to get a copy of this soon! gmail me.....jerseykrs@gmail.com done! | |
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jerseykrs said: Christopher said: oh shit! i didnt even know. jackin for beats and dead homies are some of his best early work! im sure i got them on cd-r from file sharing or on his greatest hits(which had some cool b-sides and remixes i remember) im gonna have to get a copy of this soon! gmail me.....jerseykrs@gmail.com you do rock and all that shit...you know that. | |
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AnckSuNamun said: Cloudbuster said: I'm stuck on this! Just played it three times in a row. I think it's that rubbery bass that does it.  I'm like that with "Nocturn"Top tune! | |
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AnckSuNamun said: Cloudbuster said: I'm stuck on this! Just played it three times in a row. I think it's that rubbery bass that does it. I'm like that with "Nocturn"Could be in a dream..... [goosebumps! ] | |
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Sugababes - Push The Button. | |
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FauxieToo said: Cloudbuster said:  You really like it that much? The thing is, I love all Stevie's albums. I can find something good in every single song he's made, because I love Stevie. Ok, let me take another look. I've only listened to the album a few times. 1. V. Good 2. Ok 3. Ok 4. Good 5. Good 6. Good 7. Good 8. Poor 9. Good 10. Poor 11. Ok 12. V. Good 13. Ok 14. V.Good 15. V. Good So actually, I must like the album quite a bit. I think I've been a little generous though. I think if the album had been 11 or 12 of those tracks it'd be very good. When I put the album in I usually only listen to 3 or 4 songs before changing CDs. It's Stevie though, and I love the guy to bits. I listened again yesterday... your ratings are nearly all wrong. | |
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Matthew Herbert - 'Around The House'
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Tori Amos
Sweet the Sting | |
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CHIC0 said: Tori Amos
Sweet the Sting
Tori Amos Mother [Edited 12/17/05 12:31pm] | |
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