"EVERYDAY PLAYER"-- LAWLESS/ SLOW PAIN [g-funk 1998]

[1913GEORGE]

down as jamm serio..firmeee bump dis rola

[SamusFan64]

Do you like hardcore G-Funk? if you got some like brotha lynch post it up dawgie haha!

[WiseUp89]

@SamusFan64

yeah i'm in to the Siccmade camp

but i'm trying to get people up on game on rapeprs that get no light shed on them

[Hoochik]

hah i got lazy translating it too...but then i thought...this here is chicano song so most of us would know.............for the rest of you, use babelfish or google trnslate. PEACE! and yeah,this song is eternal )))

[Hoochik]

Lawless ha publicado tres albumes mas hasta la fecha, "A Way Of Life" en el 2000, "Wild, Wild, West" en el 2002 y el homonimo "Lawless" en el 2007.

[WiseUp89]

@Hoochik

Ha, man i know exactly where you got this info from

i was planning on pasting it too

but i got lazy cause i didn't want to translate the whole thing

[BlackCapp]

@Hoochik  y el de here's come to you? no es album? buscalo para que veas

[Hoochik]

@BlackCapp i searched,i saw,i copped it ;)

[Hoochik]

Musicalmente, el album suena bien, son 10 track's llenos de ritmos y sonidos del Gangsta Rap y G-FuNk de Los Angeles, y si a eso le agregamos los sensuales backgrounds vocales de Diane Gordon, tenemos la mezcla perfecta, tambien cuenta con la colaboracion de Slow Pain, buen album, lo recomiendo.

[Hoochik]

El disco que comentare hoy es su album debut, "Here's To You", fue publicado el 18 de Agosto de 1998 bajo la etiqueta de East Side Records, producido por Tony A., Julio G., Raul G. y Tony G.

[Hoochik]

Lawless es un grupo de Chicano Rap nativo de Los Angeles, California, formado por los MC's Nino Brown y ALT.

[vampzone]

As soon as I heard the beat start I had to buy it from iTunes, good looking out on posting it g.

[WiseUp89]

@vampzone

I know man

but i regret to inform you so late that I had this album

I could have just hooked you up man

i even think this is up for download at the RC

[vampzone]

@WiseUp89 Haha, no hay pedo homie, fuck it, music like this I support, And yea this album sounds solid I bought 3 tracks from it but the whole album sounded dope, I might just download it from RC. Thanks tho, dawg.

[WiseUp89]

@vampzone

simon, i get what you're saying.

I support Chicano rappers i think are worth supporting.

But for sure, i got this album from el vato Seattle.

hit him up for it

[vampzone]

@WiseUp89 That's what's up. Hopefully, the ones that we DON'T support disappear sooner than later because they're just flooding up the scene with wack shit. Orale, I'll hit him up.

[WiseUp89]

@vampzone

gotta bring it back to SD, that's when the underground Chicano G-Funk scene was at it's pinnacle

[vampzone]

@WiseUp89 Hell yea. Too bad a lot of these fools from SD have dissapeared and most of the new ones have a different style.

[freshstef2k7]

i like this smooth g-funk sound

[WiseUp89]

@freshstef2k7

Yeah this jam became a favorite as soon as I downloaded it.

The album is filled with pretty legit G-Funk

[BlackCapp]

@WiseUp89 Gimme The Link Of The ALbum Is Very Smooth And Dope G-Funk Chicano

[Davide131]

never heard this 1 be4 pretty tight cruising jam or just 2 kick back

[WiseUp89]

@Davide131

Yeah REALLY GOOD Chicano rap is hard as fuck to find. This happens to be one of those songs and artists that don't get that much attention.

[subwoffer]

@WiseUp89

they are good....but what happend to non chicano producers with the same beats?

you know,im missin them :D

[WiseUp89]

@subwoffer

Loooooonnnnnnnngggg gone man.

The media ain't feeling the producers with these same style beats. VMF (Vicious Man Funk) is a black dude who went from the mainstream to the underground with Chicano emcees like GPA, Mr Shadow, & Mr. Lil One. He's got dope G-Funk beats

[subwoffer]

@WiseUp89

you absolutely right about the beats,but the annoying part is their accent flow, it is not a racist  thought ,it just that it need some groovy voiced nigga to kick it :)

[WiseUp89]

@subwoffer

You actually think the first guy rapping has an accent? I can't catch it. Only person that I like that has an accent is Lil Rob, and even he has a knack for putting words together! Rappers Kid Frost, ALT, Slow Pain, Mr. Shadow, Nino Brown, Mr. Lil One, GPA, Ese Daz from Spanish Fly, Aztec Tribe, Young Sicc, Mr Criminal and countless others don't have an accent. I got into Chicano rap b/c the constant & over usage of "nigga this" & "nigga that" of black rappers got annoying. Irony.

[subwoffer]

@WiseUp89

well the over usage of those words i heard only in newschool ..

tell me watcha think about this one ... lil bit different, but,,,

tribe called quest jazz (we've got

[WiseUp89]

@subwoffer

I do like A Tribe Called Quest, in fact I used to be a big fan of East Coast lyricism as a middle school/high school cat, but being from So. Cal can't help but be a victim of that G-Funk exposure. Only thing that I don't dig is the afrocentricity.

Earlier you'd mentioned that this song was missing a black guy's voice, but there are plenty of black rappers with voices not so great, like Kokane, Goldie Loc, E-40, Mr Short Khop and so forth.

[boligrapho]

nice instrumental

[WiseUp89]

@boligrapho

No doubt, the track is just toooooo dammmmn smooth.

What else can we expect from Southern California?

[WiseUp89]

Haven't been active lately, but this is a track i've been digging a lot lately. Dope shit. Smooth sounds to fuck with your eardrum.