(From the ByrdGang era; 2007)
Take a picture, it'll last almost as long as it's taken me to snag the lesser-heard CDQ version of Max B's Take A Flick. A ByrdGang-era Biggavelz song which didn't leak until 2013, this shit coulda been the B-side to Why You Do That, and both songs back-to-back on the same single woulda been New York's last great double-sided Rap 12".
24 volumes of Max's Library Of A Legend and they somehow missed Take A Flick? Owww the humanity.
CHOPS came a long way from the Mountain Brothers haha.
ReplyDeleteBlap. What is that piano from? rly reminding me of some 80s cock rock shit but i cant place it.
ReplyDeleteI think i halucinated a cdq nodj coke wave, i tried looking for it the other week theres not hide nor hair.
I've never been able to work the sample out even though it definitely sounds familiar as fuck.
ReplyDeleteAlso missing from Library Of A Legend - that reference track Max did for Puffy to use on the Biggie Duets album.
BYRDGANG, BUDDDY
ReplyDeletehow does the library of a legend series work? how'd they get all those Max songs?
ReplyDeleteI assume they were compiled by Max's people since they're all on Spotify etc?
ReplyDeleteFeel like I've definitely heard Memphis Bleek rapping over that same sample, maybe prod. by Just Blaze (it does totally sound like a early Saigon era Just Blaze sample), have no idea what random mixtape it came from though.
ReplyDeleteActually found it...turns out it was a Saigon ft. Bleek track so my memory didn't fail me
ReplyDeletehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0XgtMfkaEA
Cheers.
ReplyDeleteJust looked it up on WhoSampled and it's only a frigging Bon Jovi song (Runaway.)
great, now the only thing needed is og version of nick nack
ReplyDeleteThere's another unreleased ByrdGang group song that exists only as a brief in-studio video snippet.
ReplyDeleteCan you post a download link perhaps?
ReplyDeleteDoes this work?
ReplyDeletehttps://dbr.ee/qWFb
(Zippyshare has been blocked in the U.K so I'm forced to use obscure sites like this.)
Thank you! Worked great.
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