X-Raided never loved

[Filthy_Rich]

You guys are acting hella weird about this. I said I didn't like the Macaframa beat that much. Tremendo asked why so I broke down my reasons. We don't have to agree.

 

[Filthy_Rich]

90s beat = beat made in the 90s or made in a way that emulates the style that originated in the 90s. Not complicated.

 

[Young Lou]

'HELLRAISER' & 'THE HOLE' are my favorite

 

[MobbinINda916]

Liquor Niggaz & Triggaz and Mortal Combat are my favorites

 

[shinobionskiz]

Macaframa was more dope lyric wise but that never loved beat was classic.

 

[TrEmEnDo InDo]

Never Loved....
Part 2 should be in the makiing., someone pass the message one.

Naw man... don't do that. Part 2's are always a disappointment. Mr. 357 part 2 and psychoactive 2 for example. WHy even make sequels that stray so far from the original?

Meyhem Lauren track posted few days ago over on the Hip-Hop central section. One might say it was made in the 90's by the sound of it, but that is irrelevant because that shit knocks regardless of the period. Which brings me to the question why West Coast artists don't do the same??

I have a few theories. Most have to do with trying to sell a product rather than craft timeless art.

90s beat = beat made in the 90s or made in a way that emulates the style that originated in the 90s. Not complicated.

Not complicated on the surface but I had this same debate with Ifuckedyourmom when P-Folks Da Zoo came out. (Here http://www.siccness.net/vb/f4/p-folks-da-zoo-dropin-next-week-249308-4.html )Technically you cant date something that can still be made today. I don't say to somebody eating Flaming Hot Cheetos, "why are you eating those 90's snacks."

 

[DuceTheTruth]

90s beat = beat made in the 90s or made in a way that emulates the style that originated in the 90s. Not complicated.

There's nothing wrong with a "90's beat" as you so eloquently put it, it just seemed as though you were trying to clown.

 

[grind4mine]

Macaframa was more dope lyric wise but that never loved beat was classic.

That Macaframa beat had a simple sound to it... But it was the way X-Raided flowed to it that made it what it was I thought. At that time X-Raided could have rap'd over an 8-bit nes sample beat and it would have sounded dope.

 

[137757]

that song I see your true colors shining through

 

[AlcoholicLoser]

Post War Syndrome has always been one of my favorites too...

 

[TrEmEnDo InDo]

Post War Syndrome has always been one of my favorites too...

Yea dat.

Key Loom borrowed the chorus on that song on one of his.

 

[xraidedloc831]

? Say what!

That's kinda crazy, I remember when I first heard that beat in a homeboys car I bout had an anxiety attack.

Do a filthy_rich remix.

For the record, I think never loved may be tighter lyrically, but I just don't feel the concept, pimping is not my flavor (unless it's suga free over dj quick beats) , I don't even listen to Too Short for that reason.

Macaframa is my pick

He did do a remix.

You forget about this?

 

[xraidedloc831]

Witta Mask on has always been my favorite X track.

 

[TrEmEnDo InDo]

He did do a remix.

You forget about this?

Damn, you're right. You already know.

 

[MobbinINda916]

That Macaframa beat had a simple sound to it.

sometimes those simple beats bang harder compared to newer beats that beat producers put too much weak sounds in it.

 

[Ill]

We tighter than fish pussy that's waterproof foo

 

[137757]

That newer version witta mask on that Hollis did in that sac of indo

Hidden on the cd is dope as fuck

 

[mouth_my_nuts]

Haha Macaframa vs never loved is a tough choice to say whats better. Raided has more energy in his delivery In Macaframa but I always felt the beat sounded hella simple.


Remember this track

 

[ItAintFunOutHer]

Always thought this beat was sick as fuck. X pretty much goes insane on this.

 

[AlcoholicLoser]

The Hole, Never Loved, and this one were always my top 3 off Speak of the Devil