I don't think you are really listening to this song if you don't like it. The lyrics are so on the money and the sound is clear. This track is awesome.
@slater080808 Regardless of the fact that hip hop groups were using live instrumentation at that time, it's pretty difficult not to recognize the snare and echoing Pete Rock style horns coming straight from that era...with an Ice-T bassline from the 80's. That's pretty much the entire beat. I'm not hating, just not personally ready for that sound to come back.
@slater080808@slater080808 Regardless of the fact that hip hop groups were using live instrumentation at that time, it's pretty difficult not to recognize the snare and echoing Pete Rock style horns coming straight from that era...(maybe mid 90's)...with an Ice-T bassline from the 80's. That's pretty much the entire beat. I'm not hating, just not personally ready for that sound to come back.
No. I said/meant just the opposite, hip hop groups were not using a lot of live instrumentation at that time (Pharcyde's first LP had some, but it was an exception). I'll give you the echoing horns, but Ice-T bassline? That's a generic bassline, could be any era. And this beat has "new" sounding rock drums, which would've been out of place in the break-heavy nineties. In fact, the whole beat has a "rock" feel which most people would not associate with the early nineties.
These were some of the cats who smashed the myths about what West Coast artists were collectively all about. I'm glad to see Fat Lip doin it strong again. In my opinion, Pharcyde was never quite as raw without him. He's just insane with it.
ACEYALONE!
sharonpeters69 1 month ago in playlist More videos from PhanaticFilmsDotCom
THIS DOPE..HAVENT SEEN OR HEARD THIS,,BUT IS THAT PHARCYDE..OR PHATLIP & TRE?..LOL
riflemania 5 months ago
@riflemania the line up for these verses is FatLip, Tre, Aceyalone...first 2 are the notorious ones from pharcyde
dontmugurself 5 months ago
I never heard .. Hip Hop signification! Weskizzy!
jesseflatland1 6 months ago
HIP HOP AIN' T DEAD!!!
JephJJJ91 6 months ago
relistened to this...Fat Lip really kills it.
dontmugurself 7 months ago
uuuuu la la la
blackydread 8 months ago
where's booty brown these days?
mociutesblynai 1 year ago
five stars! real nice.
topik627 1 year ago
aceyalone is da shit!!
TheEmcee 1 year ago
What album/compilation is this from?
sergeypikalov 1 year ago
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The question was: "What time is it?" My answer: I think it's time those three formed a new group and cut an album! Sell it...I'll buy it!
angelangelicremedy 1 year ago
The question was: "What time is it?" My answer: I think it's time those three formed a new group and cut an album!
angelangelicremedy 1 year ago
I just realized how dope the graffiti was. Aha
CaseyTheDrummerBoy 1 year ago
I don't think you are really listening to this song if you don't like it. The lyrics are so on the money and the sound is clear. This track is awesome.
SpechLGoDDeSS 1 year ago
Ace One!
quillskillz 1 year ago
Disappointing!!!! Some legends of the game just can't make it happen anymore..I feel for this guys :(
olkicksz 1 year ago
@olkicksz really i dig this its better the most of the shit out
lookingatcrap 1 year ago
@olkicksz Your disloyalty is the only thing that's disappointing.
dontmugurself 7 months ago
God damn this beat goes so hard
ElFuego121 1 year ago
Aceyalone on fire as always!
epidemic1 2 years ago
I'm still not ready for those early 90's beats to come back.
UpriseNuffLies 2 years ago
@UpriseNuffLies
This beat has nothing to do with the early nineties (live drums?). Check your ears.
slater080808 1 year ago
@slater080808 Regardless of the fact that hip hop groups were using live instrumentation at that time, it's pretty difficult not to recognize the snare and echoing Pete Rock style horns coming straight from that era...with an Ice-T bassline from the 80's. That's pretty much the entire beat. I'm not hating, just not personally ready for that sound to come back.
UpriseNuffLies 1 year ago
@slater080808 @slater080808 Regardless of the fact that hip hop groups were using live instrumentation at that time, it's pretty difficult not to recognize the snare and echoing Pete Rock style horns coming straight from that era...(maybe mid 90's)...with an Ice-T bassline from the 80's. That's pretty much the entire beat. I'm not hating, just not personally ready for that sound to come back.
UpriseNuffLies 1 year ago
@UpriseNuffLies
No. I said/meant just the opposite, hip hop groups were not using a lot of live instrumentation at that time (Pharcyde's first LP had some, but it was an exception). I'll give you the echoing horns, but Ice-T bassline? That's a generic bassline, could be any era. And this beat has "new" sounding rock drums, which would've been out of place in the break-heavy nineties. In fact, the whole beat has a "rock" feel which most people would not associate with the early nineties.
slater080808 1 year ago
ojoojojojojojojo pharcyde returnssssssss, the real good rap of the west cost, nice and aceyalone good track! sorry for my inglish i'm spanishhh
elevanrap 2 years ago 2
These were some of the cats who smashed the myths about what West Coast artists were collectively all about. I'm glad to see Fat Lip doin it strong again. In my opinion, Pharcyde was never quite as raw without him. He's just insane with it.
BRP1968 3 years ago
damn...hella tight
UnderstudiesCrew 3 years ago
Sweet shit
JPThomp7 3 years ago
*shaking head
felixicon 3 years ago
hot track !
thanks
basababa 3 years ago
That shits nice man
cityzen77 3 years ago
wass'up FAT LIP??
nrg1022 3 years ago