Unearthed from the dusty depths of dope music obscurities, comes Common’s unheard story of inducting a young light skin into the Mile High Club. Produced by Metro Detroit soulster Karriem Riggins, “Next Time” shines by elaborating on precursory story, rather than the raunchy cockpit shaking that surely followed – keeping Lonnie’s gentleman status intact once again.
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Download — Common – “Next Time” (Unreleased)
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Many thanks for the Nas and D Marley drop … that and Rick Ross are the first multiple repeat songs of the year for me.
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that beat is ba-nan-as.
Luv It Luv Him- Period!- Ha
I’ve been playing this one all day… This should’ve definitely made the cut for Finding Forever.
This is so mellow, love the beat.
This song is good, but I’d like to hear some hardcore gangsta shit from him to compensate for UMC
As a matter of fact, Gibbs and this cat need to do a Midwest collabo. Gibbs should take him under his wing, teach him how to pimpslap tricks and shit like that
Beat is dope but the sample was better on “Fat Laces” c)Arsonists
@Grandfathercloc….
Ay…who did that sample? me and Gotty couldnt figure it out for the life.
^^^sorry don’t know who the sample is originally if that is what your asking
if your talking about the Fat Laces i think it was the Arsonists themselves