Just got A Cold Piece of Work. My thoughts...

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ESFCE

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I just picked up this cd. I was kinda disappointed in there being samples on every song. I know Jay Tee was going for a theme, but personally everytime I hear a common old school song that is constantly sampled on anyones album, i skip it. It really aint anything new to me, unless they took the time to reaaaally twist it up and make sample apart of a song that sounds different the the original. Anyway, Im not hating on Jay Tee, I was just kinda disappointed cause this is the first solo from him I buy, after hearing him on alot of other shit, and on Velvetism, i thought somethin from him would be just as tight.

I havent heard it enough to judge the song content and all that though, Im just commenting on the choice of beats

What is a tight Jay Tee solo that doesnt use samples? Im still lookin to cop more of his shit

peace
 
GHP

GHP

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cpw was alright i liked the first 2 better though

every n2deep album after 247365 are damn near jay tee solos anyway, those are loaded with tight songs check those out
 
skipper

skipper

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I havent posted here in a while but i personally like CPW. But everyone has different tastes or opinions. And like Dirty Clint said great deals going on right now especially on the Packages!!!
 
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cruzzin

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ESFCE said:
I just picked up this cd. I was kinda disappointed in there being samples on every song. I know Jay Tee was going for a theme, but personally everytime I hear a common old school song that is constantly sampled on anyones album, i skip it. It really aint anything new to me, unless they took the time to reaaaally twist it up and make sample apart of a song that sounds different the the original. Anyway, Im not hating on Jay Tee, I was just kinda disappointed cause this is the first solo from him I buy, after hearing him on alot of other shit, and on Velvetism, i thought somethin from him would be just as tight.

I havent heard it enough to judge the song content and all that though, Im just commenting on the choice of beats

What is a tight Jay Tee solo that doesnt use samples? Im still lookin to cop more of his shit

peace
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so cold and I recomend high caliber/both of those cds are coo,pick em up know while there on sale 40ouncerecords.com-my word on cpw is already posted i feel the same way about the beats,I still listen to old school,but wanted to hear some new beats/ :cool:
 
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CODE

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Oct 20, 2002
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what happened to velvatism?

Where can I cop this?

As far as CPW, Cp dub was on hit, but I was to on disappoint with the beats.....I wish 40ounce was still fuckin DPF.....
 
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pocat91619

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Dec 15, 2003
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Shit, CPW is my favorite Jay Tee/N2Deep album since The Golden State. Don't get me wrong, I've liked all the other releases too, it's just those two are my favorite with High Caliber being a close 3rd. But I can smell where yall are comin from. I was suprised by the beats on CPW too. But in my case it was a very pleasant suprise. That motha fuckin disc is still in my rotation and I got it the day Jay Tee started pushin them on the net. I just think track for track it's one of his best efforts. Plus he goin HARD AS FUCK ON THESE BEEZIES!!!!!
 
Playa Jay Tee

Playa Jay Tee

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ESFCE, hit me with an IM with your address and what 40 Ounce Record cd you want and I'll mail you out a free one. I want you to be 100% happy with your purchase. This album was different because I tried to expose people to different types of music. Most people never heard "Curtis Mayfield", but the song "Hard Times" is a sample of his song. Alot of people never heard the "Bee Gees", but "Can't Figure It Out" is a sample of them. Snoop also used the same sample on his new album. "In The Game" is a sample of the "Miles Davis" song "Doo Wop"."Do It Again" is some old school "Staple Singers". "Pimpin" is a "Commodores" sample that most people have never heard. I just tried to do something different on this album. My next album is all original beats, but it will also be different than anything else I have ever done. I think I keep my old fans by giving them something new each release and I gain new ones by having something that doesn't sound like everything else that is out there. Anyways, thanks to everybody for the feedback and the support. Peace......
 
KALYN

KALYN

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Playa Jay Tee said:
I think I keep my old fans by giving them something new each release and I gain new ones by having something that doesn't sound like everything else that is out there.
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No doubt..
 
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