What More Can I Say?

MFSB - Something For Nothing

Note: Yo, for those who know, check the classictrax g-mizzle for a working link.

"It's Hard To Yell When The barrel's in your mouth" <--- Ouch.

MFSB, which stands for Mother Father Sister, has made many a classictrax. I poped on this one after I heard it's lush horns get flipped for the Black Album which I personally think is a classic in in of itself.

"Now you know a** is willie, When they got you in a mag, For like half a billi, And your a** ain't Lilly, White, That mean that s*** you write must be illy, Either that or your flow is silly" <---- O_o

Just take time and listen to the track. The music goes from "Walking down the street, la la la, it's a sunny day, I think I'll stroll over to Mr. Rogers neighborhood and roll a ...". Then transitioning into a triumphent, gladiator style(haha, just realized that description is funny because of the Russell Crowe sample used at the begining of J's track, heh, funny how that worked out), almost 1978 gangster pimp intro / theme music. All in the course of a few musical bars.

And no I'm not through with it, In fact I'm just previewin it, This ain't the show I'm just EQ'in it, One, Two and I won't stop abusin it <--- Wow.....

MFSB crafted what is called the "Philadelphia Soul" sound, & created the Soul Trian Theme & parts of the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack. These guys were'nt a band, they were an orcestra. Also check "Freddie's Dead" with Curtis May. & and "Love Is The Message". What more can I say?


"Lettin these clowns nit pick at me, Paint me like a pickiny, I will literally
Kiss Tee-Tee in the forhead" <---- Say What?

The Maybach roof is translucent,
Randall - Proutcast

I Used To Post Here

Common - I Used To Love Her

EDIT: Yo, for those who know, check the classictrax g-mizzle for a working link.

Title: I Used To Post Here: I Used To Love Her

"Don't call it a come back" LL Cool J....

What up once again to everyone I know that reads this blog & to all those who I don't know. We havnt posted in a minute but I'll try to commit to posting more often. Life is busy no doubt. I wanted to keep the classic hip hop theme that Jarno started going, but I picked the wrong song to do it with. Why is this the wrong song you ask? Because it's way to deep for one blog. Basically, if you let me, I could write a small essay on this track. If fact, that's what I started to do, then realized I would bore you kats to death.

So basically this song is crazy. I swear I almost passed out the first time I heard it when at the end of the track, Common says boldly "And who I'm talkin' bout' yall is Hip Hop". I know everyone who heard that right then and there hit the rewind button & began to understand all the metaphors. I could ramble on & on about how right, and how deep, and how true everything he said in this track is. But all I will say is that it came out in 1994, & it is now 2005, yet his words still speak volumes about Rap music. You could even apply his words to house music....or anything in life that has changed for the commerical. Deep stuff.

Now, you know me, I gotta talk about the wonderful George Benson sounds that help left this track into true New Yorkian deep & soulful hip hop bliss that it is. Tracks beat HARD yet BEAUTIFUL at the same time, & that's tuff to pull off.

So put you fist in the air, yell "YES YES YALL, AND YOU DONT STOP" , bop yo head & and break yo neck to this hip hop history tale, state of affiars classic that every 2 bit, microwave popcorn, money hungry thugy, good for jack nadda, 25 cent and chingalingin, thinks its a game, corn ball forsted fruity loop pop cripsy flake rappers in the world needs to be slapped with. That's my word.

Your boy,
Randall - Proutcast