Children of the Corn-Star is born

[BriiBrii50]

R.I.P To My Idol Big L And R.I.P 2 Bloodshed! We Need Music Like This Again!

[GoldenEraSk8]

this that slow snow fall music, up in the city

[DOYOUWANTTHISflannel]

yo was Big L not on this one?

yall should check out Memphis' Children of the Corn

[ms0487a]

Damn, Killa Cam and Murda Mase was straight spittin...niggas was beasts on these tracks. Of course Lamont ALWAYS came sadistic with the flow...

[williammincher1]

Orphans Of Cush - Reflections

[GoodHipHopLyrics]

i honestly think cam is one of the best lyricists ever. even after he got signed he made some pretty nice tracks and still makes an occasional good mixtape even though the industry doesnt recognize good music anymore. but this COC shit is way too underrated i think it's at the same level as Ready to Die, Illmatic,etc

[thuglife315]

nah. the sample was taken from Teddy Pendergrass - Come On Over To My Place

[jonnyblaze0610]

my fav COC track

[docterherb88]

hahahahaha Six Figure Entertainment,,,,, i got this album its dope, i just dont have the song names can anyone help me out?

[KoldShadow]

@docterherb88

Check it out on DatPiff, and coordinate the tracks you have with the listing on the website. Also, if you have WinAmp (the media player I use), you can always choose to Auto-Tag the MP3, and that should find be able to scan the internal information within the file to fill in the ID3 tags. Hope this helps.

[scrambledeastereggs]

the music is epic.

[datundeolowushow]

MC Shan - The Bridge

[LilATL94]

Agreed WakeUpAlready1.

[WakeUpAlready1]

A shame hip hop didn't get more of these dudes. . .

[ketchuphead420]

same sample godfather don used on Herb Mcgruff's My Place

[mursinary187]

ooo shit it dont gitt hotta then this son

[91ajb91]

thank you fo puttin this raw shit up, man

[yungac3]

This Shit..Is So Zonin me out...I miss The old days

Puff,Puff & pass days forreal...

Wasn't listen to L back den But I damm well listen to him now..R.i.p Big L u don't know what u got till it's gone it's true

[rodneydanielsjr]

This the Killa Cam i want to hear

[KoldShadow]

@rodneydanielsjr

FURREAL . . . he bugs out on all of these Children of the Corn tracks, bar for bar he was the best ever out of Harlem, slightly better than L. Alas, that was BACK IN DA GOOD OLE DAZEEEEEEEE!

[vashthestampede2008]

Hard!

[soundsfromnothing]

This is around the time that dudes started adding extra verses to their rhyme schemes (4 instead of 2) it wasn't too bad, cause they didn't do it all the time. Once Jay Z blew up ( in 96), he would do it like 4,5,6,7 times. Of course, many times Jay would just spit straight bars (w/ few in rhymes) and just tack a multi on the end.

[soundsfromnothing]

Thanks :)

[KoldShadow]

@soundsfromnothing

Yeah, I definitely noticed that nuance starting to develop . . . you notice how Big Punisher perfected that, building upon what Big Daddy Kane pioneered? Pun's bars actually rhymed even though he was bugging out with his bars . . .

[soundsfromnothing]

@KoldShadow

To me, it was more like He was building up on G rap's style (although, Kane and G rap were both influenced by each other). Kane did do that too though. I agree with you though, that they actually rhymed bars back then. They weren't just trying to throw out easy rhymes.

[NecRoSeaN53]

What beat is this? I know ive heard it before somewhere.

Its bothering the fuck out of me not knowing...

[kdaprince718]

come and go-teddy pendergrass

[KoldShadow]

I loveeeee this beat, and now, thanks to YouTube once AGAIN, I know its origin. GOOD LOOKS! XD

[brennanthebrown]

jayo felony - shrem stick, that SD shit

[VibrationInMind]

I appreciate these rarities, man.

[brennanthebrown]

damm, this shits got me zonin out, this that slow snow fall music, up in the city.

[DomJNice]

Mos definate, no lie.

[lvskshyne]

THIS SHIT IS FUCKIN NICE

[Tuf32]

tight

[prettywonder7]

heat!!!