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PrintableTimmy84 said: NastradumasKid said: WHo the fuck still listens to Rick Ross's fat ass?  Beats me. Hustlin' Hustlin' Hustlin' Hustlin' Hustlin' Hustlin' Hustlin' Hustlin' Hustlin' Hustlin' Hustlin' Hustlin' Everyday I'm hustlin'!!!!! | |
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uPtoWnNY said: TD3 said: pay your taxes, all of it.
That should be the title of his new CD. That would make an excellent title for his memoir too! Ron is practically a living, breathing soul/rock institution. I wonder if he's ever thought about penning his life story? | |
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Identity said: uPtoWnNY said: That should be the title of his new CD. That would make an excellent title for his memoir too! Ron is practically a living, breathing soul/rock institution. I wonder if he's ever thought about penning his life story? Damn, I was hoping for a Duet with him and R Kelly. | |
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^^ I'm thinking Ron and Kelly had a fallout. | |
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Timmy84 said: ^^ I'm thinking Ron and Kelly had a fallout.
Really? Why? | |
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NastradumasKid said: Timmy84 said: ^^ I'm thinking Ron and Kelly had a fallout.
Really? Why? I don't know but not seeing his name as one of the names to work on the next album tells me something happened in their friendship. 
Hell he about disowned the "Mr. Biggs" moniker on his last single:  "I'm not Mr. Biggs, tonight I'm just Ronald Isley..." | |
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Timmy84 said: NastradumasKid said: Really? Why? I don't know but not seeing his name as one of the names to work on the next album tells me something happened in their friendship.
Hell he about disowned the "Mr. Biggs" moniker on his last single: "I'm not Mr. Biggs, tonight I'm just Ronald Isley..."Just came here to Chill. Oh that last album!!!  That was a fucking waste... | |
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NastradumasKid said: Timmy84 said: I don't know but not seeing his name as one of the names to work on the next album tells me something happened in their friendship.
Hell he about disowned the "Mr. Biggs" moniker on his last single: "I'm not Mr. Biggs, tonight I'm just Ronald Isley..."Just came here to Chill. Oh that last album!!! That was a fucking waste... Yeah it was. Threw it in the trash.  | |
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Timmy84 said: NastradumasKid said: Just came here to Chill. Oh that last album!!! That was a fucking waste... Yeah it was. Threw it in the trash. How long did you have it? I got the album when it first came out, listened to it like the most about 5-6 times, then found it last year and took a piece of glass, scratched the fuck out of it, broke it in to pieces and then threw it away. | |
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NastradumasKid said: Timmy84 said: Yeah it was. Threw it in the trash. How long did you have it? I got the album when it first came out, listened to it like the most about 5-6 times, then found it last year and took a piece of glass, scratched the fuck out of it, broke it in to pieces and then threw it away. Listened to it for a week after getting it for Christmas. Then just stopped playing it. A few months ago I found out I still had it and just threw it in the trashcan. So I kept it around for about two and a half years. | |
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Timmy84 said: NastradumasKid said: How long did you have it? I got the album when it first came out, listened to it like the most about 5-6 times, then found it last year and took a piece of glass, scratched the fuck out of it, broke it in to pieces and then threw it away. Listened to it for a week after getting it for Christmas. Then just stopped playing it. A few months ago I found out I still had it and just threw it in the trashcan. So I kept it around for about two and a half years. 
The fact that most of the album was produced by Jermaine Dupri...I should have known better... | |
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NastradumasKid said: Timmy84 said: Listened to it for a week after getting it for Christmas. Then just stopped playing it. A few months ago I found out I still had it and just threw it in the trashcan. So I kept it around for about two and a half years.
The fact that most of the album was produced by Jermaine Dupri...I should have known better...I know!  | |
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Timmy84 said: NastradumasKid said:
The fact that most of the album was produced by Jermaine Dupri...I should have known better...I know! I'm just glad that he's out of Jail instead of serving 26 years... | |
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NastradumasKid said: Timmy84 said: I know! I'm just glad that he's out of Jail instead of serving 26 years... Yeah I know. | |
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I was a bit surprised to read CD liner notes wherein Chris Jasper claims he, Ernie and Marvin were responsible for the Isleys' creative resurgence, as they crafted and arranged the hits and the older Isleys would simply come in and lay down the vocals in the studio. | |
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Identity said: I was a bit surprised to read CD liner notes wherein Chris Jasper claims he, Ernie and Marvin were responsible for the Isleys' creative resurgence, as they crafted and arranged the hits and the older Isleys would simply come in and lay down the vocals in the studio.
I wasn't to be honest with you. | |
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Timmy84 said: NastradumasKid said: I'm just glad that he's out of Jail instead of serving 26 years... Yeah I know.  | |
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Timmy84 said: Identity said: I was a bit surprised to read CD liner notes wherein Chris Jasper claims he, Ernie and Marvin were responsible for the Isleys' creative resurgence, as they crafted and arranged the hits and the older Isleys would simply come in and lay down the vocals in the studio.
I wasn't to be honest with you. It pisses me off that Ernie doesn't get his due as one of the greatest guitar gods since Hendrix. In a just world, he would have appeared on the covers of Guitar Player & Rolling Stone multiple times. | |
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Identity said: Timmy84 said: I wasn't to be honest with you. It pisses me off that Ernie doesn't get his due as one of the greatest guitar gods since Hendrix. In a just world, he would have appeared on the covers of Guitar Player & Rolling Stone multiple times. I agree. SORELY underrated. | |
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Timmy84 said: Identity said: It pisses me off that Ernie doesn't get his due as one of the greatest guitar gods since Hendrix. In a just world, he would have appeared on the covers of Guitar Player & Rolling Stone multiple times. I agree. SORELY underrated. The Isley as a whole really haven't received their due, I wouldn't have a problem calling them brilliant. | |
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TD3 said: Timmy84 said: I agree. SORELY underrated. The Isley as a whole really haven't received their due, I wouldn't have a problem calling them brilliant. I agree 110%. | |
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Timmy84 said: TD3 said: The Isley as a whole really haven't received their due, I wouldn't have a problem calling them brilliant. I agree 110%. American Master, before they are gone because I don't think there's been a comprehensive look at their career. I want to know what Hendrix and Isley's learn from each together, it wasn't a one way street I believe. | |
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TD3 said: Timmy84 said: I agree 110%. American Master, before they are gone because I don't think there's been a comprehensive look at their career. I want to know what Hendrix and Isley's learn from each together, it wasn't a one way street I believe.  | |
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vainandy said: He can keep that bullshit he's working on.
Co-sign. We need The Funk, NOT a freaking Thug Life revival!!! | |
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3 years in jail!!! Damn!!!
Mr.Biggs need to see some tig ole bitties right about now! When  go 2 a Prince concert or related event it's all  up in the house but when log onto this site and the miasma of bitchiness is completely overwhelming! | |
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Identity said: I was a bit surprised to read CD liner notes wherein Chris Jasper claims he, Ernie and Marvin were responsible for the Isleys' creative resurgence, as they crafted and arranged the hits and the older Isleys would simply come in and lay down the vocals in the studio.
Yep,in the liner notes to the 'Go All The Way' remaster,Chris seems really bitter He mentions that most of that album was written by himself,intended to be a separate project by the younger members,but then the older members heard it and decided to make it the next Isley Brothers album,taking credit for co-writing the songs.There seemed to be some kind of feud going on between the older members and the younger members. | |
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SoulAlive said: Identity said: I was a bit surprised to read CD liner notes wherein Chris Jasper claims he, Ernie and Marvin were responsible for the Isleys' creative resurgence, as they crafted and arranged the hits and the older Isleys would simply come in and lay down the vocals in the studio.
Yep,in the liner notes to the 'Go All The Way' remaster,Chris seems really bitter He mentions that most of that album was written by himself,intended to be a separate project by the younger members,but then the older members heard it and decided to make it the next Isley Brothers album,taking credit for co-writing the songs.There seemed to be some kind of feud going on between the older members and the younger members.I think it was the older Isleys vs. Jasper. The other Isley Bros. were caught in the crossfires. They respected their elder brothers. I'm thinking Jasper don't talk to NONE of the Isleys anymore. | |
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Timmy84 said: Hope he got rid of that Mr. Biggs title. Why is he still working with rappers?
I'm waiting on a collaboration with Lil Wayne and Nikki Minaj anyday now. Don't laugh at my funk
This funk is a serious joint | |
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phunkdaddy said: Timmy84 said: Hope he got rid of that Mr. Biggs title. Why is he still working with rappers?
I'm waiting on a collaboration with Lil Wayne and Nikki Minaj anyday now. And if that happens, fuck him. | |
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NastradumasKid said: Timmy84 said: Listened to it for a week after getting it for Christmas. Then just stopped playing it. A few months ago I found out I still had it and just threw it in the trashcan. So I kept it around for about two and a half years.
The fact that most of the album was produced by Jermaine Dupri...I should have known better...Damn did they really sink that low?  Don't laugh at my funk
This funk is a serious joint | |
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