Cold Truth
IllMuzik Moderator
i have heard most of these songs before, but never listened to the actual album straight through... and actually listened. to everything. lyrics, vocals, mixing, music, everything.
and all i can say..
is to all you rnb haters.......
this album is as grimey and street and ghetto and political and real as your hardest rap album....
because all these dudes that act like they are just talkin abuot the street life, talking about whats real, marvin tops them all..... dude is talking about real issues... not JUST the drugs and living a hard life, dude comes at it from the realest perspective, and that is one of a man who knows what is really, truly happening around him and addresses it- and DOESNT glorify it.
this is my new greatest hip hop album. it is hip hop before hip hop. everything hip hop heads have professed hip hop to be abuot, all the "real" heads, all the "street" cats, even the dead prez's and ice cubes and public enemies of the hip hop world...
cant one of them touch this album.
of, and dude sings it all. not rapping, not screaming, he sings. of pain, of sorrow, of love, of hope, of joy, of death, destruction, yuo name it....
listen to this, then listen to any of your tupac's or biggies or mobb deeps or nas's or nwa or public enemy or whoever your hero is. tell me i am wrong.
yeah, it sounds like i am riding hard here and yuo are absolutely right... yup i'm jockin here, yes this is the GREATEST in my eyes. i am going to make this album my next review.
yeah, i called it a hip hop album. WHAT!?!?!?
i'll debate this one to the death. blueprint? this is it. maybe it isnt "hip hop" in terms of its format, its soul music to be true......
but that is the heart of hip hop anyways, and hip hop is always touted as the VOICE of the people, the VOICE of A people........ this is that voice before o'shea jackson said eff the police, before PE fought the power, before dead prez got free.
there was Marvin. He TOLD us what was going on.
and all i can say..
is to all you rnb haters.......
this album is as grimey and street and ghetto and political and real as your hardest rap album....
because all these dudes that act like they are just talkin abuot the street life, talking about whats real, marvin tops them all..... dude is talking about real issues... not JUST the drugs and living a hard life, dude comes at it from the realest perspective, and that is one of a man who knows what is really, truly happening around him and addresses it- and DOESNT glorify it.
this is my new greatest hip hop album. it is hip hop before hip hop. everything hip hop heads have professed hip hop to be abuot, all the "real" heads, all the "street" cats, even the dead prez's and ice cubes and public enemies of the hip hop world...
cant one of them touch this album.
of, and dude sings it all. not rapping, not screaming, he sings. of pain, of sorrow, of love, of hope, of joy, of death, destruction, yuo name it....
listen to this, then listen to any of your tupac's or biggies or mobb deeps or nas's or nwa or public enemy or whoever your hero is. tell me i am wrong.
yeah, it sounds like i am riding hard here and yuo are absolutely right... yup i'm jockin here, yes this is the GREATEST in my eyes. i am going to make this album my next review.
yeah, i called it a hip hop album. WHAT!?!?!?
i'll debate this one to the death. blueprint? this is it. maybe it isnt "hip hop" in terms of its format, its soul music to be true......
but that is the heart of hip hop anyways, and hip hop is always touted as the VOICE of the people, the VOICE of A people........ this is that voice before o'shea jackson said eff the police, before PE fought the power, before dead prez got free.
there was Marvin. He TOLD us what was going on.
