Shoutouts to Track for sending this morning’s Boondocks through to me. They’ve been going back to the strips from when Puff, excuse me Diddy, decided he didn’t want to be Puff anymore & was reshaping his image after the J.Lo incident.
I still think this dude was the cause of Hip-Hop’s demise. And I still intend to type up the post with my reasons why…one day.
Rick Ross – Maybach Music Part 2 (Deeper Than Rap)
Travis Barker and DJ AM – Fix Your Face
Joe Budden – Best of Presented By DJ Envy
Young Breed Featuring Rick Ross And Scotti Boi – What Dey Ask For Promo CDS
Huey Featuring Maino And Glasses Malone – 24-7 – 365 Promo CDS
Camron Featuring Diplomats – Diplomat Extravaganza
Jon B – Helpless Romantic
Al Green – Feels Like Christmas (2001)
Howard Hewett – Intimate: Greatest Hits Live (2005)
Syleena Johnson – Best Of (2008)
Musiq Soulchild – A Philly Soul Christmas 2008
Lalah Hathaway – Self Portrait
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Fake, Fake, Fake, Fake, Fake, Fake, Fake, Fake !
But That Tracklist lL2oks G2od…
1.Public Relapse Announcement Produced By Eminem, Jeff Bass
2.Brought Back feat. Dr. Dre Produced by Dr.Dre
3.We Can Make – Changes feat. Charles Hamilton Produced by Alchemist
4.Unsolved States Produced by Eminem, Luis Resto
5.Keys To The City Produced by DJ Premier
5.Cable Produced by Dr. Dre, Mike Elizondo
6.St. Corner feat. Bobby Creekwater, Cashis, Stat Quo Produced by Dr. Dre
7.Whispers feat. 50 Cent Produced by Dr. Dre
8.Expired Produced by F.B.T.
9.Mr. Paul R. (skit) Produced by Eminem
10.Slim Mathers The Third Produced by Alchemist
11.Hip-Hop Shop feat. Proof Produced by Eminem, Nick Speed
12.Dark Titles Produced by Dr. Dre
13.Offensive Enemy Produced by DJ Premier
14.Mark Produced by Dr. Dre, Mark Batson
15.Mr. DeShaun H. (skit) Produced by Eminem
16.Deep Field feat. D12, 50 Cent Produced by Mr. Porter
17.Gold Years produced by Eminem, Dre Dre
18.Crook Produced by Dr. Dre
19.My Syllielable feat. Jay-Z Produced by Dr. Dre, Mike Elizondo
20.Truth Produced by Alchemist
21.Filled With Dirt feat. Dmx, Obie Trice Produced by Eminem, Dr. Dre
I still think this dude was the cause of Hip-Hop’s demise. And I still intend to type up the post with my reasons why…one day.
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Let the church say …AMEN!!!!!
I wont give him total blame but he damn sure was the architect!!!!
gotty, u know i got your back on this topic. air that nigga out. and yep…i typed out the word nigga just for him.
puffy = devil
Gotty to answer ya ? from the previous thread
Hahaha… current rotation…
*Chester Gregory
*Nikka Costa
*Baby Charles
*J*Davey
*Kanye West – Heartless
*Bryn Christopher
*Heavy D – Vibes
*Kid Cudi – Day N Night (Crookers Remix)
I’ve fell out of love with Hip Hop currently it doesn’t excite me anymore…
R&B needs its soul back …
Can’t wait to read Gotty’s Puff Piece.
Damnit Envy…I was gonna do a Best of Budden right after this Best of Royce gets done…
I blame Nas for hip-hop’s death. When he writes his essay, I’ll write my paragraph.
As bad as Puffy is, the hip hop fan has to take some of the responsibilty for Hip Hop’s current plight. The industry is bascially copy cat driven; they will only put out what works. Of course there are always exceptions to the rule; but if PE didn’t sell the records they sold, Major labels would not have put out groups like The Coup, Paris, X-Clan. If Queen Latifiah, Tribe, De La, JB’s did do well companies wouldn’t have scrambled to sign PRT, YZ, Brand Nubian and other groups and artist of the Afrocentric era.
88 keys the death of adam? does anybody have a link
nah yo. it was all Puff. I been holding onto to this tidbit but…I got the glove. And I bet it fits.
I wouldn’t touch any glove of Puffy’s; he practices tantric sex. lol
travis barker and dj am “FIX YOUR FACE”……think about it……too soon?
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actually that dropped prior the accident
OK shinny suits aside, the man did his thang for hip-hop…Puff brought Mary J, Biggie, Craig Mack etc… and if you listen to the original versions of some of the songs of Ready to Die you can see Puff knows what he is doing, his influence made that album a classic.