THERE IS NO POINT TO HAVE BAY AREA ARTISTS TRYNA MAKE IT IF WE DON'T BUY SHIT....STRAIGHT UP....THE BAY WILL END HERE AGAIN IF OUR OWN AREA DON'T BOOST THEY SALES PERIOD. FUCK BOOTLEGS....COPIES...WHATEVER...GO BUY THE ALBUM OR WE ALL CAN FORGET ABOUT MAJORS OR WHOEVER ELSE COMING TO SWOOP NIGGAS UP FROM THE BAY. PERIOD. BUY 2 FRONTLINES, QUINN, FEDERATIONS,THE TEAMS, TURF TALKS, AND WHOEVER ELSE IS COMING OUT FROM OUR AREA.
WE NEED TO ALL BUY THESE UPCOMING BAY CD'S
- Thread starter ALKOHOL
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finally somebody got some fucking sense.. i totaly agree with u man. i got hella friends that are like "naw ill just download the best song off of it" or "fuck that ill bootleg it" all i do is tell them DONT FUCKIN COMPLAIN ABOUT THE BAY NOT BEIN WHERE IT SHOULD BE THEN.... everyone needs to fuckin put out a lil bit of money i mean come on... if u have been listening to a rapper for a long time and hes made fuckin hits that u have went dumb to or just nodded your head to the beat... u can at least buy the fuckin album....... BOOTLEGGERS= :dead:
Alkohol has the right idea. Many "real niggaz" didn't feel Hammer, but it was Hammer who opened the eyes of the industry thus ushering the "Golden Era" of Bay music. The time has come for the Bay Area to do as other areas in this country already does...SUPPORT THE ARTIST WHO HAVE A CHANCE TO BRING THIS REIGION BACK. Like it or not it Is The Federation, it is The Frontline, Turf Talk, The Team, Balance...these are new names that the have the ability to spark a change in the Bay...Once the door is kicked open then (ofcourse) more will come to reap the the perks of their hard work. The more units these (and of course others) move the larger the scope will be on Bay Area...And I feel people saying "I support what I feel", well if you support the Bay then you will go out and support the artist by buying their albums...
i think they should do more local shows to get their name out there to the public that isnt too into the bay rap scene like us here on siccness. a lot of these hot artists promote on the radio and do a few club shows (especially 21+). they should hit more high schools and do other shows or something for the younger listeners. back in that "golden era", you would see a lot of rappers hit up your high school or flyers around the hot spots around your area. get your name out there, not everybody listens to the radio and not everybody is old enough to get in those 21+ clubs. i used to save my LUNCH MONEY to pick up them classics from the mid 90s.
Thanks to NorthernRidaz.com we can preview alot of music put out. I don't think dude meant to buy it just to buy it and transfer funds in a circle, but to support bay rap by not bootlegging and actually purchasing the album. Just my opinion, nobody flip out on me now. I agree with Scocious about doing more local shows, I buy at least one or two new cd's at every local show I go to. Hearing shit live then coppin the cd after and bumpin it on the way home is coo.