This song was the epitome of the west coast influenced movement in the early ninetys. makes you wanna grab some chucks, khakis, and a flannel shirt. and start c-walking.And if you liked mainstream hip hop (even tho this is technically and R&B Song) of the early 90's you know you liked this song.

Soulchild82 said:

I remember this cut. But, my favorite cut by him was Sweat Potato Pie.


"I'm All Messed Up & I Don't Know Why. Feeling Kind Freaky & That's No Lie. So Give Me Piece Of That Sweat Potato Pie."

I was attracted to this tune when it came on the radio.
Probably the eerie sounding track but more so trying to figure out what he was singing.

A couple of lines I managed to decipher after a few listens...

So I approached the freak of the week and I played her like a game of blackjack.
And for all that ass that she toted around, well I offered a back-pack.


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Tribal Disorder

http://www.soundclick.com...rmusic.htm

theAudience said:[quote]I was attracted to this tune when it came on the radio.
Probably the eerie sounding track but more so trying to figure out what he was singing.

A couple of lines I managed to decipher after a few listens...

So I approached the freak of the week and I played her like a game of blackjack.
And for all that ass that she toted around, well I offered a back-pack.


tA

Tribal Disorder [/qoute]

TA, I see you did your homework on the lyrics. Shit, I wasn't feeling that song that much eventhough the beat was kind of slammin. I liked his second release better.

Hotlegs said:

This lyric thing became like an obsession with this tune.

Almost Seinfeld like...



"What's the deal with him wanting to put her ass in a back-pack?"


Crazy


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Tribal Disorder

http://www.soundclick.com...rmusic.htm

theAudience said:

Do you all think this one was better than "Sweet Potato Pie"?

dreamfactory313 said:

i like sweet potatoe pie better.

Whoa, d*mn, soulchild. You're takin' it back with this selection.

I loves me some Domino. For the folks who used to cruise THE 'SHAW back in the day.

This song was INDEED a stone cold jam (as with "Sweet Potato Pie"). Trunk funk for days. Great choice.

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Hotlegs said:

SING THAT ISH*!!!! :::dancin:::

JANFAN4L said:

that fool had a big-assed forehead. but yeah, i remember this cut...reminds me of 7th grade.

the ghetto jam is about to slam with some notes from the diggady-dee-yeeeee...

BlaqueKnight said:

I always wondered if that track was partially somebody's sample.
Definitely a cool vibe.

tA

Tribal Disorder

http://www.soundclick.com...rmusic.htm

This was a great tune. I was on the west coast when that came out.

Some Domino trivia. His career died so fast because he got no luv at all from the West Coast. It was common knowledge around the rap community in Cali, that he had bitten the style of an up and coming rapper and rushed his album out there before that up and coming rapper was official signed

And that up and coming rapper was?????








SNOOP DOGG

BlaqueKnight said:

True.

Handclapsfingasnapz said:

co-sign. I'm not sure I want to remember this cut tho

theAudience said:

TA, you may have a point.

I think it has about three sample in it with live instruments in there too. I know It was produced by battle cat who was always deep in the west coast scene.

I lost my domino album I liked "ghetto jam" though.

"do you like it baby" is good fun too.

Soulchild82 said:

Ok, that explains the musical arrangement on the cut.

I couldn't stand this tune when it was out. I just knew that he was temporary.

OdysseyMiles said:

Come on miles you know you were jammin to this in 93 LOL