(From the vaults; 1996/Return Of The SP1200M album; 2019)
1. It includes the instrumental of Pete Rock's unofficial remix of Nas & R. Kelly's Street Dreams remix. The nonce's hook sounded like a tomtit-on-a-round-of-beef over Pete's beat so Street Dreams works better as an instrumental. Might work even better still with AZ visualin' some sage Schweppervesence street ghetto essence over it, mind.
(From the vaults; 199?/Return Of The SP1200M album; 2019)
2. It also includes this track which is just beggin' for someone to bless it. Pete and Max B already have chemistry together so Pete should slide Food 4 Thought to the side until Max gets outta the slammer. Biggavelz could transform this one into some transcendental waviness by reflecting on his years wasted in prison, and it'd keep his post-prison music grounded before he inevitably ends up doing generic Auto-Tune shit featuring A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie.
French is trying to get Kim Kardashian to help free Max. What a time to be alive.
ReplyDeleteNeed that stick to ya guns remix instrumental.
ReplyDeleteWas he just throwing these out on the radio randomly? I only ever heard them where they sounded like rips from his show
Jesus the prospect of autotune biggavellz is depressing
ReplyDeleteYeah I think Pete just made them to play on Future Flavas. Marley used to do that too.
ReplyDeleteSpeaking of beat tapes, Ski Beatz did one in like 2014 that I can’t find now but I was so upset that none of those beats went to Curren$y for Pilot Talk 3
ReplyDeletePete & Marley need to release all those Future Flavas remixes in some format (preferably not limited edition vinylz and definitely not on 7")
ReplyDeleteAlso definitely NOT with limited edition vinyl toy figures of Pete & Marley.
ReplyDeleteIs there any Rap fan worse than the limited edition toy collecting wanker?
autotune biggavelli
ReplyDeletehttps://youtu.be/bIbntx2ymjA
I think he has a couple of old Auto-Tune joints.
ReplyDeleteI might try and find an AZ acapella for that beat. Someone's bound to do a blend tape with the whole album soon anyway
ReplyDeleteJust make sure you ditch the R Kelly hook. Shit was more ill-fitting than an Our Legacy sweatshirt.
ReplyDeleteSpeaking of AZ, new verse https://youtube.com/watch?v=xaYb-opM93g
ReplyDeleteLoLL at the max b a boogie comment so depressingly accurate
ReplyDeleteI heard that.
ReplyDeleteWould have been a cool song without the corny hook (and the Erick Sermon hook. Never been into him as a solo rapper, tbh.)
You know there's gonna be a Max B & Drake song, and Max doing triplets and "SKRRT SKRRT" ad libs on a song with someone from Migos.
ReplyDeleteA Boogie is the Dana Dane to Speaker Knockerz’ Slick Rick.
ReplyDelete"Food 4 Thought" is smoooth, but Scientifik had a classic over pretty much the same sample with "Jungles of Da East." Would still love to hear Max B on it tho. https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=25&v=P_1AD3mEMPY
ReplyDeleteComparing Dana Dane to A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie does Dana a great disservice.
ReplyDeleteCinderfella is a legit classic.
Been meaning to do an edit of that Sermon track. His rapping sounds proper awkward and unfortunately he takes up half the track with SP and AZ getting the other half between them.
ReplyDeleteMake sure you bin the hook too.
ReplyDeleteFrench is obv maxs dana dane anyways since he was his sidekick, he never went as far as to/didnt have the ability to do an impression of him though which is prob for the best, i dont wanna know what his muttley laugh would sound like.
ReplyDeleteSen City is Max's Dana Dane.
ReplyDeleteAh ffs you're right
ReplyDeleteSen City aka Facsimile B.
ReplyDeleteCloud Surfin' was a jam, though. Sen's equivalent of Cinderfella if you will.