Vallejo, CA (DEMYSTIFIED AND CLARIFIED)
STRATEGY3
E-40 is the most polular rapper FROM Vallejo
Mac Dre is the most popular rapper IN Vallejo
It's been that way for ten years.......
STRATEGY
St John
much. "Rapper Gone Bad" was ok, his comp. "The Rompilation 2" sucked,
and his group project with PSD and Dubee (Cutthoat Committee) was
pretty lackluster too. I haven't been into 40's stuff for a while
either.
To me, Mac Mall has been the most consistent rapper out of Vallejo.
Although, I got bored of his last 2 cd's a little quicker than I
expected. (oh yeah, his compilation sucked ass too).
On 21 May 2001 16:22:40 GMT, stra...@aol.comGALACTUS (STRATEGY3)
wrote:
Josh Scott
> Mac Dre was the shit, but I haven't liked any of his new projects too
> much. "Rapper Gone Bad" was ok, his comp. "The Rompilation 2" sucked,
> and his group project with PSD and Dubee (Cutthoat Committee) was
> pretty lackluster too. I haven't been into 40's stuff for a while
> either.
What about the latest Cutthroat Committee that just came out like last
month?
> To me, Mac Mall has been the most consistent rapper out of Vallejo.
> Although, I got bored of his last 2 cd's a little quicker than I
> expected. (oh yeah, his compilation sucked ass too).
Were one of those last 2 Immaculate, his latest?
> On 21 May 2001 16:22:40 GMT, stra...@aol.comGALACTUS (STRATEGY3)
> wrote:
>
> >Listen closely class:
> >
> >E-40 is the most polular rapper FROM Vallejo
> >
> >Mac Dre is the most popular rapper IN Vallejo
> >
> >It's been that way for ten years.......
It's true...it's kind of true for all of the Bay Area, too...
> >STRATEGY
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Fatboy Roberts
wrote:
>Listen closely class:
And if I may say, "California Livin" is one of THE top 5 summer
anthems, EVER. As far as I'm concerned. Especially when they flip the
beat up. Tore up a fair share of speakers taking that tape around my
friends' houses.
"for the mac, mayne."
Fatboy
Joyce
stars there. It's amazing how ya'll have your own hip hop scene. I just left
v-town really boring, don't know where the creaitivty comes from.
Joyce
Josh Scott
Yeah, over here you'll hear people rappin some Mac Dre or Killa Tay or
whatever, but you go a few hundred miles in either direction and nobody has
heard of the shit. In the Yay Area we some creative people. We could make
studyin in the library the f'n place to be.
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Steve 'Flash' Juon
stra...@aol.comGALACTUS says...
> Listen closely class:
>
> E-40 is the most polular rapper FROM Vallejo
> Mac Dre is the most popular rapper IN Vallejo
Joyce (LovelyBlaqGyrl) told me essentially the same thing. She said
E-40 is an ex-patriate who doesn't even rep his former hood anymore
and doesn't get a lot of love in the V. In fact she said a lot of
people there thought his last album was HELLA square. This was all
news to me, and made me feel out of touch for still liking 40-Wata.
I needs more West shit to bump,
Flash
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wrote:
>"St John" <d...@yifan.net> wrote:
I just couldn't really get into that cd. I didn't think the sound
quality was all that great, and I didn't feel a lot of the beats
either. Mac Dre drops some tight lyrics and PSD impressed me a
little, but I wasn't really feelin' Dubee on that cd.
>What about the latest Cutthroat Committee that just came out like last
>month?
>
Yeah, IB2000, and Immaculate. When Immaculate first dropped I bumped
the hell out of it, but then I got some backlash and lost a little
interest. It's still a pretty tight cd to me though--I threw it in
today and it's a cool cd. My favorite tracks are: Shakin' in the
Alley, Some More of It (with the music from the YBB classic "I'm a
Hog" by Dubee), Higher than Hubble, and The Man Upstairs.
>> To me, Mac Mall has been the most consistent rapper out of Vallejo.
>> Although, I got bored of his last 2 cd's a little quicker than I
>> expected. (oh yeah, his compilation sucked ass too).
>
>Were one of those last 2 Immaculate, his latest?
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>
>
St John
releases were pretty dope--Mac Dre, Mac Mall, Ray Luv, Dubee, Young
Lay--They all dropped some bomb shit. Khayree was fucking shit up on
the tracks too. I heard he might try and hook up with Ray Luv again
for another cd--I hope it happens.
On Tue, 22 May 2001 03:15:46 GMT, djfa...@home.com (Fatboy Roberts)
wrote:
St John
On 22 May 2001 03:37:27 GMT, lovelyb...@aol.comnojunk (Joyce)
wrote:
KSG
"Joyce" <lovelyb...@aol.comnojunk> wrote in message
news:20010521233624...@ng-fx1.aol.com...
You just have to look real hard to find stuff, but it's out there. Does
Chauncy still have his spot up in the mall? When I do go up, I just roll
through his spot to find out what's going on socially, and to get whatever
tracks are bumpin.
KSG
BUGGZY650
>releases were pretty dope--Mac Dre, Mac Mall, Ray Luv, Dubee, Young
>Lay--They all dropped some bomb shit. Khayree was fucking shit up on
>the tracks too.
I don't know where he is now, but Khayree was dope as FUCK on the early Young
Black Brotha albums. The production on Mac Mall's first album was off the
hinges, and Young Lay's first joint was a heater too. Compare it to Young Lay's
second joint, without Khayree on the beats, and you hear a HUGE difference.
Still though, to me, none of the Yay rappers can touch early Brotha Lynch Hung.
Buggzy
"Emcees be (k)needing dough while I make Bread like Wonder"--Dove
"A n*gga can buy a Benz, but can't afford gas, getting nowhere fast"--Bootie
Brown
STRATEGY3
>To me, Mac Mall has been the most consistent rapper out of Vallejo.
Most consistent on the mic, at least.
STRATEGY
memyselfandi
Ey, how come when I posted some shit about Ray Luv a while ago nobody
said shit, now look at you bastards.
Anyway anyone wanna recommend some shit for me that Kharyee produced
that's up to par with forever hustlin?
wes
Fatboy Roberts
>Still though, to me, none of the Yay rappers can touch early Brotha Lynch Hung.
And I'mma let it be known...
24 deep is a classic EP. No questions. Has anyone seen his flick? I've
asked about this before, but I didn't get any responses. I guess Black
Market put out a flick called "Now Eat." starring Brotha Lynch. I
dunno, motherfucker's fallen off in a major way, but 24 deep,
maaaan...forumulaic? yeah. Obvious? yeah. But the shit was dope
REGARDLESS.
Got my own back fade
Fatboy
Joyce
>E-40 is an ex-patriate who doesn't even rep his former hood anymore
>and doesn't get a lot of love in the V.
Ok, alot of people kinda was hot at 40 because he tells everyone he's from
Oakland, and he is from V-town . V-town put him up, and always repped e-4o.
Then when he blew up Oakland Oakland Oakland is what fell out of his mouth. No
he doesn't get alot of love, not even 25 % of the love he used to.
In fact she said a lot of
>people there thought his last album was HELLA square. This was all
>news to me, and made me feel out of touch for still liking 40-Wata.
Well let me clarify this whether v-town thought it was wack or not I can't say.
Now in L. A. which is what I was talking about we find all his shit now WACK,
we find most the shit the bay do Old school. That popping ya collar shit, etc
we been did that. It's funny but The no-cal and so-cal are like two different
states. It's like totally different planets. Alot of the no cals find l.a. a
little played, and here the feeling is mutual. I mean I love to visit out
there, but I'm still not for sure about moving. We have very different
lifestyles. No-cal is a trip...
>I needs more West shit to bump,
>Flash
I don't ... I'm so into the south and eastcoast now. Snoop, etc are played to
me. I'm tired of they shit.
Joyce
>Hung
damn haven't heard this name in awhile.
Josh Scott
> >Joyce (LovelyBlaqGyrl) told me essentially the same thing. She said
> >E-40 is an ex-patriate who doesn't even rep his former hood anymore
> >and doesn't get a lot of love in the V.
>
> Ok, alot of people kinda was hot at 40 because he tells everyone he's from
> Oakland, and he is from V-town . V-town put him up, and always repped
e-4o.
> Then when he blew up Oakland Oakland Oakland is what fell out of his
mouth. No
> he doesn't get alot of love, not even 25 % of the love he used to.
Coming from a long time 40 fan, I've never heard him say anything about
being from Oakland. I hear him spelling out Vallejo in his songs and stuff,
but never the Big O.
> In fact she said a lot of
> >people there thought his last album was HELLA square. This was all
> >news to me, and made me feel out of touch for still liking 40-Wata.
>
>
> Well let me clarify this whether v-town thought it was wack or not I can't
say.
> Now in L. A. which is what I was talking about we find all his shit now
WACK,
> we find most the shit the bay do Old school. That popping ya collar shit,
etc
> we been did that. It's funny but The no-cal and so-cal are like two
different
> states. It's like totally different planets. Alot of the no cals find l.a.
a
> little played, and here the feeling is mutual. I mean I love to visit out
> there, but I'm still not for sure about moving. We have very different
> lifestyles. No-cal is a trip...
I'm like right in the middle. I love all Cali stuff, basically. I'm from
the Bay, but I still go to Socal whenever I can, every summer and stuff.
It's all California Love, ya know!
> >I needs more West shit to bump,
> >Flash
>
>
> I don't ... I'm so into the south and eastcoast now. Snoop, etc are played
to
> me. I'm tired of they shit.
Bad Azz.
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St John
music, but in many aspects of everyday life. I was thinking about
heading down to the L.A. area for school, but after a few visits, I've
been having second thoughts.
As far as the rap goes, I know a lot of people who share the basic
opinion you've stated--L.A. people are bored with the bay, and Bay
people are bored with L.A. (myself included).
Just thought that was interesting.
On 23 May 2001 04:15:53 GMT, lovelyb...@aol.comnojunk (Joyce)
wrote:
BUGGZY650
>music, but in many aspects of everyday life. I was thinking about
>heading down to the L.A. area for school, but after a few visits, I've
>been having second thoughts.
I live in the Bay, and most of my friends feel that way; they're down to visit
L.A. for a few days, but then after that they wanna get the fuck outta there.
On the other hand, I am seriously considering packing up and moving to Southern
Cali after I graduate college next year. I much prefer the warm weather there
to the shit we put up with in the Frisco area, and I just like the feel down
there better. Maybe it's the weather, but I just feel more laid-back there.
Then again, could be because I'm on vacation ;)
BUGGZY650
The beats are ill as fuck, and Lynch is so damn hungry. Yes, it's classic. He
actually had material out before then which you can probably find re-released
now, with SicX...the album is called N*gga Deep, and has some dope production
on it as well.
>I
>dunno, motherfucker's fallen off in a major way, but 24 deep,
>maaaan...forumulaic? yeah. Obvious? yeah. But the shit was dope
>REGARDLESS.
It was hardcore, yet you could move to it. That's what hip-hop is about to me.
STRATEGY3
>>Still though, to me, none of the Yay rappers can touch early Brotha Lynch
>Hung.
>
>And I'mma let it be known...
>
>24 deep is a classic EP. No questions. Has anyone seen his flick? I've
>asked about this before, but I didn't get any responses. I guess Black
>Market put out a flick called "Now Eat." starring Brotha Lynch. I
>dunno, motherfucker's fallen off in a major way, but 24 deep,
>maaaan...forumulaic? yeah. Obvious? yeah. But the shit was dope
>REGARDLESS.
>
>Got my own back fade
>Fatboy
Never really got into dude, just wasn't my thing.
When it comes to Sacto, it's always been all about C-Bo (and his sister
Marveless, to a lesser degree) for me.
He's like one of the original post-NWA gangsta rappers. "Gas Chamber" (his
first album, 1990 I think) made massive moves on the street, even before AWOL
got statewide distribution thru SMG.
Dope, dope album too.
My tape disintegrated, but I found a lot of it on Napster.
Brotha Lynch Hung sounded like a demented Mix-A-Lot to me, at least on his
second album.
STRATEGY
Josh Scott
> >Subject: Re: Vallejo, CA (DEMYSTIFIED AND CLARIFIED)
> >From: djfa...@home.com (Fatboy Roberts)
>
> >>Still though, to me, none of the Yay rappers can touch early Brotha
Lynch
> >Hung.
> >
> >And I'mma let it be known...
> >
> >24 deep is a classic EP. No questions. Has anyone seen his flick? I've
> >asked about this before, but I didn't get any responses. I guess Black
> >Market put out a flick called "Now Eat." starring Brotha Lynch. I
> >dunno, motherfucker's fallen off in a major way, but 24 deep,
> >maaaan...forumulaic? yeah. Obvious? yeah. But the shit was dope
> >REGARDLESS.
> >
> >Got my own back fade
> >Fatboy
>
> Never really got into dude, just wasn't my thing.
>
> When it comes to Sacto, it's always been all about C-Bo (and his sister
> Marveless, to a lesser degree) for me.
Marvaless got a new album....anyways, I've never gotten into C-Bo. I really
don't know why, I think he's cool, but I can't like get into it.
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STRATEGY3
>Marvaless got a new album....
a lot of people think Marv ain't really too deep, which she isn't. But she
freestyles almost all her shit (sometimes repeating shit & rhyming the same
word) and I just like the way that sounds.....
>.anyways, I've never gotten into C-Bo. I really
>don't know why, I think he's cool, but I can't like get into it.
Like many artists, his old shit is a lot better.
Check out anything from "Gas Chamber", "Tales From The Crypt" and "The
Autopsy"(EP).
C-Bo is a certified nut, just for talking all that Crip shit on records.
He lives in the only Crip hood in Sacto, that's literally surrounded by a sea
of red, (ie, the rest of Sacramento)
How many niggas use real bullets when filming the "gangbang" scene of a music
video?
STRATEGY
Steve 'Flash' Juon
hex...@home.com says...
> Marvaless got a new album....anyways, I've never gotten into C-Bo.
Aww c'mon, "Gas Chamber" is a hip-hop classic (IMHO).
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>Aww c'mon, "Gas Chamber" is a hip-hop classic (IMHO).
>
It's especially impressive when you consider when it came out (1990 or '91?)
Production is incredible. Listen to how they flipped "The Message" so much
more creatively than Cube's months later "Check Yourself Before You Wreck
Yourself" remix, not to mention Puffy's more recent "You Can't Touch
This-esque" usage of the sample.
They (Mike Mosely, Sam Bostic, etc; who later achieved greater fame by
producing E-40 through his formative years and beyond) actually use it twice on
the Gas Chamber LP, but the more notable usage is "Survival In The Garden"
STRATEGY
Steve 'Flash' Juon
stra...@aol.comGALACTUS says...
> It's especially impressive when you consider when it came out (1990 or '91?)
>
> Production is incredible. Listen to how they flipped "The Message" so much
> more creatively than Cube's months later "Check Yourself Before You Wreck
> Yourself" remix, not to mention Puffy's more recent "You Can't Touch
> This-esque" usage of the sample.
You seem to be doing a 180 here STRAT. Not that I mind, since I'm glad
you agree with me that "Gas Chamber" is dope, but I thought just a second
ago you were saying you couldn't really feel C-Bo at all. Maybe you had
another thought after you read my post? It's all good. :)
STRATEGY3
>From: Steve 'Flash' Juon dj.f...@pobox.com
>You seem to be doing a 180 here STRAT. Not that I mind, since I'm glad
>you agree with me that "Gas Chamber" is dope, but I thought just a second
>ago you were saying you couldn't really feel C-Bo at all. Maybe you had
>another thought after you read my post? It's all good. :)
>
>Peace, Flash
>
nope, not me
I've been supporting/listening to/big-upping/serving as walking talking
advertisement for/ C-Bo for approx. 10 years now. I could name 25 C-Bo songs
off the top off my head, met his twin-sister Marveless through my
ex-girlfriend's half-brother about 7 years ago (she used to battle him in
junior high) and met C-Bo himself at the Gavins in '94, I think. I can safely
say that if there is a more real, authentic, gangbangin dope-dealin-ass fool in
the industry, then I haven't heard of him yet (not that that's an admirable
thing, but he ain't just whistlin' dixie, in other words).
STRATEGY
Josh Scott
> stra...@aol.comGALACTUS says...
> > It's especially impressive when you consider when it came out (1990 or
'91?)
> >
> > Production is incredible. Listen to how they flipped "The Message" so
much
> > more creatively than Cube's months later "Check Yourself Before You
Wreck
> > Yourself" remix, not to mention Puffy's more recent "You Can't Touch
> > This-esque" usage of the sample.
>
> You seem to be doing a 180 here STRAT. Not that I mind, since I'm glad
> you agree with me that "Gas Chamber" is dope, but I thought just a second
> ago you were saying you couldn't really feel C-Bo at all. Maybe you had
> another thought after you read my post? It's all good. :)
Naw, it was me that said I wasn't really into C-Bo. I KNOW he's tight, but
there's something I can't get into. I really don't know why.
> Peace, Flash
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Steve 'Flash' Juon
hex...@home.com says...
> > You seem to be doing a 180 here STRAT. Not that I mind, since I'm glad
> > you agree with me that "Gas Chamber" is dope, but I thought just a second
> > ago you were saying you couldn't really feel C-Bo at all. Maybe you had
> > another thought after you read my post? It's all good. :)
>
> Naw, it was me that said I wasn't really into C-Bo. I KNOW he's tight, but
> there's something I can't get into. I really don't know why.
Aww man Josh, that was you? Dude you +don't+ know what you're missing.
But then, there are people who think Guru isn't dope just on his vocal
tone alone - maybe this is one of those type situations. Heh, what fun
would it be if we liked the same artists anyway? I'm sure you can turn
me on to something hella local I haven't heard that's as dope as C-Bo.
Just like music,
Steve 'Flash' Juon
stra...@aol.comGALACTUS says...
> I've been supporting/listening to/big-upping/serving as walking talking
> advertisement for/ C-Bo for approx. 10 years now. I could name 25 C-Bo songs
> off the top off my head, met his twin-sister Marveless through my
> ex-girlfriend's half-brother about 7 years ago (she used to battle him in
> junior high) and met C-Bo himself at the Gavins in '94, I think. I can safely
> say that if there is a more real, authentic, gangbangin dope-dealin-ass fool in
> the industry, then I haven't heard of him yet (not that that's an admirable
> thing, but he ain't just whistlin' dixie, in other words
What about X-Raided though? That dude takes "keep it real" to a whole
new level - I read an article that said he laid the vocals for an entire
album on the phone in the day room, listening to the instrumentals and
rapping on the spot. I need to pick up one of his albums, but he's got
so many out I can't even decide which one. Any recommendations?
STRATEGY3
>From: Steve 'Flash' Juon dj.f...@pobox.com
>What about X-Raided though? That dude takes "keep it real" to a whole
>new level - I read an article that said he laid the vocals for an entire
>album on the phone in the day room, listening to the instrumentals and
>rapping on the spot.
eh, Mac Dre did TWO entire albums that way.
>I need to pick up one of his albums, but he's got
>so many out I can't even decide which one. Any recommendations?
>
>
umm, not really. The only one I really know is the first album, which because
of the cover which had a photograph of a gun that belonged to a COP and been
used to SHOOT A COP. this enabled him to:
>laid the vocals for an entire
>album on the phone in the day room, listening to the instrumentals and
>rapping on the spot.
as you described earlier, for his 2nd album if I remember correctly.
Real gangstas who rap should have to pass some kind of mandatory IQ test before
being allowed to sign a record deal. Short list of rappers who went to jail
for something they said/showed on a record:
Mac Dre
C-Bo
Rated X
and for that matter, short list of rappers who got killed for something they
said on a record:
Seagram Miller
and there ain't nothing funny about that shit
STRATEGY
BUGGZY650
>new level - I read an article that said he laid the vocals for an entire
>album on the phone in the day room, listening to the instrumentals and
>rapping on the spot.
Mac Dre has done this too.
>I need to pick up one of his albums, but he's got
>so many out I can't even decide which one. Any recommendations?
>
I don't know much about X-Raided solo, but earlier in this thread I recommended
a Lynch/X album to Fatty.
Josh Scott
> In article <nH0R6.46088$%i7.36...@news1.rdc1.sfba.home.com>,
> hex...@home.com says...
> > > You seem to be doing a 180 here STRAT. Not that I mind, since I'm
glad
> > > you agree with me that "Gas Chamber" is dope, but I thought just a
second
> > > ago you were saying you couldn't really feel C-Bo at all. Maybe you
had
> > > another thought after you read my post? It's all good. :)
> >
> > Naw, it was me that said I wasn't really into C-Bo. I KNOW he's tight,
but
> > there's something I can't get into. I really don't know why.
>
> Aww man Josh, that was you? Dude you +don't+ know what you're missing.
> But then, there are people who think Guru isn't dope just on his vocal
> tone alone - maybe this is one of those type situations. Heh, what fun
> would it be if we liked the same artists anyway? I'm sure you can turn
> me on to something hella local I haven't heard that's as dope as C-Bo.
Naw man, I've heard hella C-Bo. I just haven't gotten into it like I have
with others. Man the beats bang on his albums, too...does he produce 'em or
what?
> Just like music,
> Flash
That song is tight....
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BayAreaMobShit
Everybody in here failed to mention that the mot popular and loved MC out here
in the "VEE-town" is without a doubt Marcellus McCarver aka CellyCel.E40 gots
the name,but Celly got the game.......trust me on that.When i first arrived
here from the 'Sco in 89 it was all about E40 and M.V.P(MillaVillePlayers)
later to be re-named the "Click" but after the release of "Heat 4 Yo Azz"
thangs changed........
PIMPorDIE
"My peoples say I'm gonna PIMP or DIE but I don't believe them"
Steve 'Flash' Juon
stra...@aol.comGALACTUS says...
> eh, Mac Dre did TWO entire albums that way.
Which two?
> umm, not really. The only one I really know is the first album, which because
> of the cover which had a photograph of a gun that belonged to a COP and been
> used to SHOOT A COP.
DAMN. Now +that's+ gangsta. (Also, very VERY fucked up.)
> Real gangstas who rap should have to pass some kind of mandatory IQ test before
> being allowed to sign a record deal. Short list of rappers who went to jail
> for something they said/showed on a record:
>
> Mac Dre
> C-Bo
> Rated X
Actually, I thought C-Bo was on parole and got locked up BECAUSE he
released a gangsta rap record; which violated his terms of probation.
I remember the ACLU took up the cause and the prison backed down after
they turned up the heat - the parole agreement was unconstitutional.
> and for that matter, short list of rappers who got killed for something
> they said on a record:
>
> Seagram Miller
I didn't know that was what caused his demise, and I'm kind of surprised
to learn he got shot over something he said on record - I figured it was
just some street shit or beef shit like what touched Big L. What exactly
was it that got somebody to snuff him?
> and there ain't nothing funny about that shit
I doubt anybody would claim any rapper getting shot is funny. :(
STRATEGY3
>
Well, if it ain't that big old pimped-out mackin'-ass nigga from the V himself,
"Here To Save Us All" like some kind of fuckin' modern day Chino XL
Pimp, I know it's got to be HOT AS FUCK in Vallejo right now. I'm over here
sweatin' gravy and shit, I know you must be sweatin' bullets by now.
Hey, I want to come thru this weekend, I need a momentary change of scenery,
I'll take the $8.50 I was gonna use for me and this other dude on here to sign
that white midget from The Baby Ghetto Boys (Too Much Trouble), and fuel up the
'LAC
Did I tell you the Caddy's back in commision?
On the real, I'm gonna come thru
You're not busy, are you?
Oh yeah, take it to e-mail, I don't want anyone to think I'm frontin' on some
"oooooh, I know someone from VALLEJO, I must be really, really tough and scary
or something" type shit, because we all know about big, bad notorious-ass
VALLEJO, lol
Thank you for totally destroying my efforts to prove that Mac Dre OWNED
Vallejo, I bow down to your greatness.....
STRATEGY
Josh Scott
> >Subject: Re: Vallejo, CA (DEMYSTIFIED AND CLARIFIED)
> >From: pimp...@aol.com (BayAreaMobShit)
>
> >Everybody in here failed to mention that the mot popular and loved MC out
> >here
> >in the "VEE-town" is without a doubt Marcellus McCarver aka CellyCel.E40
gots
> >the name,but Celly got the game.......trust me on that.When i first
arrived
> >here from the 'Sco in 89 it was all about E40 and
M.V.P(MillaVillePlayers)
> >later to be re-named the "Click" but after the release of "Heat 4 Yo Azz"
> >thangs changed........
> >
> >
> >PIMPorDIE
> >"My peoples say I'm gonna PIMP or DIE but I don't believe them"
>
> >
>
> Well, if it ain't that big old pimped-out mackin'-ass nigga from the V
himself,
> "Here To Save Us All" like some kind of fuckin' modern day Chino XL
>
>
>
> Pimp, I know it's got to be HOT AS FUCK in Vallejo right now. I'm over
here
> sweatin' gravy and shit, I know you must be sweatin' bullets by now.
It's hot all over. Channel 7 and stupid ass Spencer Christian said it was
record breaking (but aint it every other week?)...btw, I hate Spencer
Christian. I liked other dude that left a lot better.
> Oh yeah, take it to e-mail, I don't want anyone to think I'm frontin' on
some
> "oooooh, I know someone from VALLEJO, I must be really, really tough and
scary
> or something" type shit, because we all know about big, bad notorious-ass
> VALLEJO, lol
Yeah, I heard Marine World is pretty damn tough.
> Thank you for totally destroying my efforts to prove that Mac Dre OWNED
> Vallejo, I bow down to your greatness.....
There was an ad for a new Mac Dre in this magazine I saw yesterday.
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Steve 'Flash' Juon
hex...@home.com says...
> Naw man, I've heard hella C-Bo. I just haven't gotten into it like I have
> with others. Man the beats bang on his albums, too...does he produce 'em or
> what?
Lemme pull an album and look..
* C-Bo, "Til My Casket Drops": Executive Producer, Freddie "T" Smith;
various producers on each track.. BC for AWOL Records, One Drop Scott for
AWOL, JT the Bigga Figga, DJ Darryl, Ric Roc, Mike Mosley.. actually it
kinda reads like a who's who of hella bump shit.
> > Just like music,
> > Flash
>
> That song is tight....
It should be a certified banger from coast to coast. I'm gonna shoot
it up to the top ten on OHHLA next week whether radio and BET are gonna
bump it or not.
Peace, Flash
St John
done some stuff with Mac Dre, etc. He recorded a solo that never got
released, but made it's way to the internet. Some of my friends love
his shit, but I've been sleeping on him. Any Bay Area peoples have
any info on whether he's coming out with something new?
STRATEGY3
>Anyone digging on Reek Daddy? He's another Vallejo artist that has
>done some stuff with Mac Dre, etc.
heh-heh, you just said "Reek Daddy"
That's got to be the worst name since "Shunny Pooh"
>He recorded a solo that never got
>released,
Nothing to do with his name, I'm sure
> but made it's way to the internet. Some of my friends love
>his shit, but I've been sleeping on him. Any Bay Area peoples have
>any info on whether he's coming out with something new?
Never heard of him, but I'll check for it.
If PIMP...@aol.com sees this, I can almost guarantee you he will have a
wealth of information on......um, the Reekster.
and if he doesn't see this in a few days, go ahead and e-mail him, he's
friendly like that.
STRATEGY
Josh Scott
> In article <nwfR6.48070$%i7.37...@news1.rdc1.sfba.home.com>,
> hex...@home.com says...
> > Naw man, I've heard hella C-Bo. I just haven't gotten into it like I
have
> > with others. Man the beats bang on his albums, too...does he produce
'em or
> > what?
>
> Lemme pull an album and look..
> * C-Bo, "Til My Casket Drops": Executive Producer, Freddie "T" Smith;
> various producers on each track.. BC for AWOL Records, One Drop Scott for
> AWOL, JT the Bigga Figga, DJ Darryl, Ric Roc, Mike Mosley.. actually it
> kinda reads like a who's who of hella bump shit.
Definitely...I'm getting more and more into Ric Roc...
> > > Just like music,
> > > Flash
> >
> > That song is tight....
>
> It should be a certified banger from coast to coast. I'm gonna shoot
> it up to the top ten on OHHLA next week whether radio and BET are gonna
> bump it or not.
BET is playing the hell out of it...
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