Souls is out (at least I got it)
Eric Ng
this yet beyond the normal alt.rap "delayed again" complaints (though I
guess I haven't been following alt.rap that closely since all of this
bickering started).
But, in a situation much like Oliver "notes on the run" Wang and the new
De La, I dropped by a local Tower today to pick up _Buhloone_, and while
contemplating purchasing the second Led Zep box set, I just happened to
see twenty or so copies of _93 'til Infinity_ sitting innocently in the
Pop/Rock section.
I'll leave a review to various other capable hands...
For those of you near the South Bay who are interested, it's the Tower
on Bascom Avenue in Campbell, CA.
-eric
BTW, is it just me or have Mase and Trugoy had one too many donuts?
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Joe Mills
-> new De La, I dropped by a local Tower today to pick up _Buhloone_,
-> and while contemplating purchasing the second Led Zep box set, I just
-> happened to see twenty or so copies of _93 'til Infinity_ sitting
-> innocently in the Pop/Rock section.
->
-> I'll leave a review to various other capable hands...
NAW MAN!!! Damn I'm curious! That sounds, well, really weird. Twenty
copies of the Souls for one thing, but your in Cali. I think I'm gonna
give a couple record stores some calls tomorrow to get some information.
Last thing I heard was it was supposed to drop this Tuesday but maybe it
changed. Question: Is the song "Make Your Mind Up" on the album.
Doughboy
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Ronald Johnson
I just
>-> happened to see twenty or so copies of _93 'til Infinity_ sitting
>-> innocently in the Pop/Rock section.
Excuse my ignorance but, who's album is this??
RJ
tjr...@ritvax.isc.rit.edu
>-eric
>
>BTW, is it just me or have Mase and Trugoy had one too many donuts?
What about Dr. Dre? I saw the videos for "Express Yourself" and "G Thang"
back to back a while ago and it looks to me like Dre has takin' the term livin'
phat a little to literally.
>
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->Later.....Spice
Eric Ng
>
>> I happened to see twenty or so copies of _93 'til Infinity_
>> sitting innocently in the Pop/Rock section.
>
>Excuse my ignorance but, who's album is this??
My fault... with all the buzz in alt.rap previously, I figured
everyone was their #1 fan.
Souls of Mischief, a foursome that's part of the Oakland-based
Hieroglyphics (think of Del tha Funkee' Homosapien).
-eric
go bears
Eric Ng
>
>Eric Ng (e...@lsil.com) writes:
>>
>>BTW, is it just me or have Mase and Trugoy had one too many donuts?
>
> What about Dr. Dre? I saw the videos for "Express Yourself" and "G Thang"
>back to back a while ago and it looks to me like Dre has takin' the term livin'
>phat a little to literally.
Yeah, Dr. Dre looks like he's getting all his vitamins alright. Can you
imagine Snoop in a couple of years, rapping with a big old pot belly?
Well, it seems to me that this malady has afflicted many artists, with
the most noticeable weight gain generally occuring between the first
and second released albums.
I can think of (right off the top of my head) Grand Puba, Ice Cube,
KRS-1, Erick Sermon, MC Serch, Intelligent Hoodlum (I saw "Grand Groove"
the other day, and perhaps he may have just lifted a helluva lot of
weights since I last saw him in what I believe was his first video...
the name escapes me, but it was a couple years back and before "Arrest
the President").
Now I'm not saying that all of the above are extremely corpulent, but
they all did seem to gain a sizeable chunk of weight.
Most of us have heard of the "Freshman 15," but does anyone have a
suggested name for this syndrome?
To (mis) quote KRS-1, "now there's steak with the beans and rice"...
-eric
Terra Goodnight
'93 Til Infinity/Souls of Mischief
Side A:
1. Let 'Em Know (4:14)
2. Live And Let Live (5:20)
3. That's When Ya Lost + (3:35)
4. A Name I Call Myself + (4:11)
5. Disseshowedo # (2:59)
6. What A Way To Go Out (4:00)
7. Never No More * (3:41)
Side B:
1. '93 Til Infinity * (4:46)
2. Limitations ## (3:21)
3. Anything Can Happen * (3:02)
4. Make Your Mind Up + (3:51)
5. Batting Practice (remix) ** (4:04)
6. Tell Me Who Profits ** (4:04)
7. Outro (2:04)
Produced by Domino
+ Produced by Del
* Produced by A-Plus
** Produced by Casual
# Produced by Domino and Jay Biz
## Produced by Jay Biz
For Promotion Only
An Original Sound Recording Made By Zomba Recording Corporation
1993 Zomba Records Limited
JIVE
that's the info that came on the cover of the pre-release copy I peeped.
Sorry for the re-post of your entire article but this computer
doesn't like editing shit.
terra
David J.
>
>Well, it seems to me that this malady has afflicted many artists, with
>the most noticeable weight gain generally occuring between the first
>and second released albums.
>
>I can think of (right off the top of my head) Grand Puba, Ice Cube,
>KRS-1, Erick Sermon, MC Serch, Intelligent Hoodlum
Don't forget Fu-Schnickens, especially Moc Fu. They look like they've been
on Shawn Bradley's diet plan.
>Now I'm not saying that all of the above are extremely corpulent, but
>they all did seem to gain a sizeable chunk of weight.
>
>Most of us have heard of the "Freshman 15," but does anyone have a
>suggested name for this syndrome?
Judging from these weight gains, I'd just call it a 40...
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Eric Ng
>Eric Ng (e...@lsil.com) writes:
>>Well, it seems to me that this malady has afflicted many artists, with
>>the most noticeable weight gain generally occuring between the first
>>and second released albums.
>>
>>I can think of (right off the top of my head) Grand Puba, Ice Cube,
>>KRS-1, Erick Sermon, MC Serch, Intelligent Hoodlum
>
>Don't forget Fu-Schnickens, especially Moc Fu. They look like they've been
>on Shawn Bradley's diet plan.
Damn... I forgot them. Yeah, Moc Fu looks like he's been eating
too much Chinese food... didn't he hear the reports that Chinese food
(at least as prepared in U.S.) is incredibly greasy and fatty? They
singled out Kung Pao Chicken as being one of the worst dishes for you.
Actually, I always thought he looked like he had indigestion on the
cover of the "Can we rock?" CD single... that or he had just stuffed
a mouthful of Chinese food in his mouth right before they snapped
the picture.
Meanwhile, DJ Daddy Rich looks like he's a pretty healthy eater...
>>Now I'm not saying that all of the above are extremely corpulent, but
>>they all did seem to gain a sizeable chunk of weight.
>>
>>Most of us have heard of the "Freshman 15," but does anyone have a
>>suggested name for this syndrome?
>
>Judging from these weight gains, I'd just call it a 40...
Hoodie suggested "first album" 15... or perhaps "first album" 40...
-eric
go bears
David Chung
>Ronald Johnson (rojo...@ic.sunysb.edu) writes:
>>
>>> I happened to see twenty or so copies of _93 'til Infinity_
>>> sitting innocently in the Pop/Rock section.
>>
>>Excuse my ignorance but, who's album is this??
>
>My fault... with all the buzz in alt.rap previously, I figured
>everyone was their #1 fan.
...went to Tower to exchange a CD today...saw 93 'Til...got it...track after
track, it's definately on that phat tip.
creep
Tricky J.
But i guess he just worked out & didn't really get fat,just "Bigger and
Deffer!" hehehehehehe.
Keep on truckin'.............Tricky.
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