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im actually going to a *real* hip-hop show this week. the roots on friday night and talib kweli and mos def on saturday night.
 
Tony Yayo is the least talented member of G-Unit. Lloyd Banks is solid, but nothing spectacular.

I would've come out to see Mobb Deep do Quiet Storm; that's one of my favorite hits of all time.

anxi80, is that show in the DC-Met by any chance? That sounds ilke something I would really like to see.
 
Originally posted by: gigapet
Yayo then turns to the crowd "You know I never come to CT without my Nig**z!" The DJ drops the "Quiet Storm" beat and Mobb Deep Havoc + Prodigy run onto stage and start going into there "its the real sh1t, sh!t to make you feel sh!t" and the crowd erupts once again.
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damn, that's a hella good beat... I can literally feel it


Over all it was a really good show and I felt I got my 30 bucks worth.
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that's it? pretty good. I was traveling and drove pass Omaha last year; Lloyd Banks and Young Buck was performing a show there but I chickened out cuz the venue look "ghetto as ****"

 
Originally posted by: Sqube
anxi80, is that show in the DC-Met by any chance? That sounds ilke something I would really like to see.
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where?
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san diego. 🙂

edit: more specifically, both shows at the house of blues.
 
I havent been to Toads in a long time. I think the last time I went was to see The Anniversary with Dashboard Confessional opening. That's probably going to sound strange to you now that I'm about to talk about rap.

Sounds like you had a good time though, I've never heard Yayo at all though unless he was on some of 50's tracks other than 50 saying "Free Yayo" What was he in for anyway?

I typically listen to old school Wu tang, Eminem, 50, and recently got into Atmosphere. Should I bother with Tony?
 
Originally posted by: gigapet
Originally posted by: Sqube
Tony Yayo is the least talented member of G-Unit. Lloyd Banks is solid, but nothing spectacular.
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what r u basing this on?
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I'm basing it on my opinion. I look at their lyrics, I look at the songs that get heavy radio play, I listen to the album if it's available and I want to, and make a decision for myself.

It's very difficult to speak quantitatively about something as subjective as music, so I thought it was fairly obvious that I was just stating my personal opinion.
 
I remember one of those little guys from mobb deep getting robbed of all the heavyweight gold & jewelry around my old neighborhood. Coincidently, right near their old neighborhood. I think I was into rap back then, but even the tiny 100lb chinese guy who use to hop around from first to last period quoting them, started to move on.
 
Originally posted by: Sqube
Originally posted by: gigapet
Originally posted by: Sqube
Tony Yayo is the least talented member of G-Unit. Lloyd Banks is solid, but nothing spectacular.
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what r u basing this on?
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I'm basing it on my opinion. I look at their lyrics, I look at the songs that get heavy radio play, I listen to the album if it's available and I want to, and make a decision for myself.

It's very difficult to speak quantitatively about something as subjective as music, so I thought it was fairly obvious that I was just stating my personal opinion.
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Ok I would agree with you then. His latest release is very sub par. Check him out on the older mixtapes. His bars were FIREEEEEEEEE
 
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