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Printablefunkyfish said: What the FUCK kinda question is that... there ya go! Now lets all sing Bambi! just the dirty parts hehe. "Climb in my fur." | |
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"oooh honey i'm scared-a-you!"
"whats-a-matter wit me cindy? ahhh!" "serve it up frankie!" "in seven measures, i want somebody to scream..." $.02. --gm-- i....feel.... cold as a razorblade, tight as a tourniquet, dry as a funeral drum...... | |
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rdhull said: Some Girls by The Rolliing Stones ( Scholly D. from Philly was Rapping about Being a Gangsta back in late 85-86.TOO SHORT started His thing back in 82 way before Prince did "the Black Album" so He can't Claim the Cali Front because Too Short Beat Him by a Good 5 years on that front.Steely Dan's "Gaucho" has a Strong Cali Vibe as well but I could Name other Albums that reflect a place&space with the Act. ) was about and influenced by New York. "..out of all the women in New York" on Just My Imagination, "my brians are splattered all over..Manhattan..go head..bit the Big Apple.."-Shattered..." ..crazy to stay, Id be afag in New York.." When The Whip Comes Down .."Miss You" studio 54 anthemish type song for disco etc...well The Black album sems Californai influenced.
Super Califragisexy Two Nigs United for West Compton Bob George gangster-ism Dead On It..a dig at rappers but with a California rap feel or subject imho The whole cd sems dark and gangtser rap influenced Ice T style ( who was the big thing then, and NWA) etc.( Bob George). It has been said in print that it was a precursor to the myriad of California gangtser rap that follwed. Not saying rap followed Prince lol but that he took it there with the Bob George scenario Rock hard In A Funky Place has California top down cruising written all over it. mistermaxxx | |
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mistermaxxx said: rdhull said: Some Girls by The Rolliing Stones ( Scholly D. from Philly was Rapping about Being a Gangsta back in late 85-86.TOO SHORT started His thing back in 82 way before Prince did "the Black Album" so He can't Claim the Cali Front because Too Short Beat Him by a Good 5 years on that front.Steely Dan's "Gaucho" has a Strong Cali Vibe as well but I could Name other Albums that reflect a place&space with the Act. ) was about and influenced by New York. "..out of all the women in New York" on Just My Imagination, "my brians are splattered all over..Manhattan..go head..bit the Big Apple.."-Shattered..." ..crazy to stay, Id be afag in New York.." When The Whip Comes Down .."Miss You" studio 54 anthemish type song for disco etc...well The Black album sems Californai influenced.
Super Califragisexy Two Nigs United for West Compton Bob George gangster-ism Dead On It..a dig at rappers but with a California rap feel or subject imho The whole cd sems dark and gangtser rap influenced Ice T style ( who was the big thing then, and NWA) etc.( Bob George). It has been said in print that it was a precursor to the myriad of California gangtser rap that follwed. Not saying rap followed Prince lol but that he took it there with the Bob George scenario Rock hard In A Funky Place has California top down cruising written all over it. I didnt mean to say that it was THE first gangster rap record...I said it was in "print" that perhaps it was a precursor of many to follow--which is not too far fetched since many were influenced and took his "dirtines", popularity, and freedom to do what you want on record and did it themselves on wax etc. "Climb in my fur." | |
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rdhull said: mistermaxxx said: rdhull said: Some Girls by The Rolliing Stones ( Scholly D. from Philly was Rapping about Being a Gangsta back in late 85-86.TOO SHORT started His thing back in 82 way before Prince did "the Black Album" so He can't Claim the Cali Front because Too Short Beat Him by a Good 5 years on that front.Steely Dan's "Gaucho" has a Strong Cali Vibe as well but I could Name other Albums that reflect a place&space with the Act. ) was about and influenced by New York. "..out of all the women in New York" on Just My Imagination, "my brians are splattered all over..Manhattan..go head..bit the Big Apple.."-Shattered..." ..crazy to stay, Id be afag in New York.." When The Whip Comes Down .."Miss You" studio 54 anthemish type song for disco etc...well The Black album sems Californai influenced.
Super Califragisexy Two Nigs United for West Compton Bob George gangster-ism Dead On It..a dig at rappers but with a California rap feel or subject imho The whole cd sems dark and gangtser rap influenced Ice T style ( who was the big thing then, and NWA) etc.( Bob George). It has been said in print that it was a precursor to the myriad of California gangtser rap that follwed. Not saying rap followed Prince lol but that he took it there with the Bob George scenario Rock hard In A Funky Place has California top down cruising written all over it. I didnt mean to say that it was THE first gangster rap record...I said it was in "print" that perhaps it was a precursor of many to follow--which is not too far fetched since many were influenced and took his "dirtines", popularity, and freedom to do what you want on record and did it themselves on wax etc. mistermaxxx | |
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