P. Fluid, Original 24/7 Spyz Frontman, Dead at 64 in Apparent Homicide-R.I.P 🙏

where is all the shock g albums? i remember he had solo shit with him singing more

I’ve listened to Dre since World Class Wreckin Cru. I’ve heard all his expirimenral stuff. This album should have been called DoggShitt. Eminem sounded like he took multiple takes and many unmatched vocals were slapped together.

I don't know what you guys are hearing but when you listen to trash 24 hours today you don't know music that's you new age cats yall don't know music you never baked a cake so how can you review a album yall not qualified to review anything those are artist music evolves that garbage you guys listen to is trash so get off the gas

Nice review but I'm really confused here. If you didn't like the album and don't plan to listen to it that much in the future, why did you buy the physical copy on CD? You realize you supported a project that you didn't like? Makes no sense at all. I feel the same way, this missionary album had like 5 good songs on it out of 16 tracks, which means it's a bad album. Best track on the album i felt was "another part of me" with sting.

100% agree with your view on this album but also we need to to recognize that even though dre was credited all over doggystyle he didn’t actually work on some of the tracks.

Album was so disappointing. As you said I really wasn’t expecting much but I thought it would have had some replay value. Genuinely can’t see me listening to this project again. I think Jason Martin hit the nail on the head when he said the album sounds “coast-less”.

Grier Montgomery aka General Wise

Great book review.

Busta Rhymes "When Disaster Strikes" album Review please

On the "WOO-HAH!! GOT YOU ALL IN CHECK" Song, Busta Rhymes uses three out of the five vowels in his verses

Great rundown dude, you got a sub!

Federal is such a good album Also, e-40 called weed "broccoli" in practice looking hard before he made the song broccoli

dope episode! that loyalty and betrayal is super underrated 🔥 shout out for giving it props 🤙

Great find with the “brats”! The riffs from mercyful fate and king diamond were super influential to me when I first started playing, but I have yet to check this one out! Awesome, subscribed

My Name is in the credits at the great revival 😎

Album wasn't as bad as people made it seem, the biggest reason it didn't do well is there wasn't a hit radio song on it. People liked to hate on Dre saying he always took credit for other producers at Death Rows stuff, YET all those other producers couldn't produce 1 hit song for Snoop on this album.

I was there too it was amazing 🤘

Really cool piece of heavy metal history!

Cayla Union

dope episode!

Great box set! Where you get it, and how much you paid for it?

Always love the album cover.

I will never get sick of watching rankings for this band. Everyone is so different, especially with the last 3/4 albums. You might be the first to not put Obzen in S. I could see it being an A. I do really love tracks 2 through 5 and the last song is Dancers to.a Discordant System. I know that because even today, I listen to that song once a week. It's one of the greatest songs ever made by anyone ever and I need it like I need water. I'm glad you gave Sleep of Reason a good spot. That one doesn't get the love it deserves sometimes. So you need to drop what you're doing right now and pick up the Re recording of Nothing. That first one should have never existed. The only credit I'll give the Orange copy is that Yens recorded his vocals so good in the first one. The Blue copy is the way it was supposed to be heard. They didn't really have a bassist for the Orange Nothing, and their guitars were 7 strings which would go out of tune all the time. They had 8 strings customized for that album. Was it the first 8 string metal album ever? I don't know about that, but it was absolutely the start of the 8 string trend in heavy bands. They probably started the 7 string trend too. That one album nearly kick started multiple genres suck as Metalcore and Deathcore and "Djent" (If you consider that a genre), and it started the trend of adding more strings to the guitar. It is a metal renaissance album. I have never returned to the Orange Nothing since. It is blown out of the water in every way.

Love, love, love the way Michael laughs while having so much fun singing this song🎵. And Lewis Johnson is slapping and clapping the hell out of that bass. One of my favorites from OTW. ❤🎸

You know what's my favorite song on the album come into my room Jodeci and dog pound you know me I'm at DeVante Swing favorite producer favorite group as a group Daz team produce it I can listen to that record on repeat

Kurupt Streetz Iz a motherfuker That's a classic album 2 I love that album the first album was okay but my favorite song we can freak it

I like the whole album there's no skips I cannot lie but if I have to pick my favorite song it's hard to pick if I f*** that beat is so fire the bass line guitar I can play that song on repeat play the second one is reality I can let that play forever because that's the realest song but yeah it's a classic albums no skip

great review

One of the best West Coast albums ever so cinematic

Great ranking, here’s my top 4: 1) Maggot Brain (1971) 2) Standing On The Verge Of Getting It On (1974) 3) Hardcore Jollies (1976) 4) Cosmic Slop (1973)

I love also the version of Red Hot Mama in Osmium.

Cool video. Totally agree about the 04 remasters being too clean, most egregious one to me is SFSGSW. My fave Megadeth album and the 04 remaster loses every ounce of raw angry energy on that thing

Grave Digger is an awesome band! They really are a hard working band, that indeed always delivers! Glad you like the song! - Greetings from a Grave Digger fan since 2017!

All the Funkadelic lps are great. 💯

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Thanks for the love 🙏🏾

🔥🔥🔥🔥My Guy! Always keeps it real, appreciate your feedback 🙏🏾💪🏾💯

Awesome band ! great video

Miss the bonz combo theres nothing like it and they could’ve really took it to a whole another level if they followed up declaration of a headhunter but i understand 9/11 changed the industry and it wanted nothing to do with “violence” and things got soft and sweet so i feel like they got robbed of their future but thats a “what if” i just hope bonz continue to make music or somehow work with ward but thats a wish thats slim to come true, good inputs and rankings, personally my list is 1) declaration of a headhunter 2)pigwalk 3) snappin necks 4) rising My favorite heavy song is throw the switch, cake, or the classic not promised tomorrow or f.o.d. Favorite with lord is open season its a whole vibe of its own and i feel pigwalk is the dirtiest in a good way and declaration is the hardest, rising is the classiest, and snappin necks is the funkiest in a great way!

Stuck mojo FUCKIN ROCKS

One of the greatest and most underrated of all time. I remember seeing dig it and not yet free on BET in 93. Had to have the album. Been a fan ever since

I saw them on harder than you tour and gumbo tour when primos opened for them . ( how sick is that ?) I love those albums cuz I really like P Fluids style..he is one of the most unique vocalists and those albums will always do it for me . Strength in Numbers was a different animal but it’s still Spyz and I love it !! They are one of all time favorite bands .

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RIP ERIC WRIGHT

Love Symbol and The Gold Experience and both excellent underrated albums

Black Pantera & Sepultura/ Minas Gerais-Brazil

Deep Purple (MK2 & MK3 mostly) and Rainbow (especially the Dio years) have been a staple in my playlist. Great music!