Remember this album #95

First things first, someone must've edited this album cover years later, lol, because Mystikal was never part of this "super group", lol. Anyway, this is an interesting pick for RTA, and it'll be the ONLY No Limit album, released or not, that I'm going to create a thread on.

That's because you're a hater.

Steve Knight wrote:

That's because you're a hater.

Not at all, lol.

yeah stop being a bitch ass hater wayne.

Southern Rap Pro wrote:

yeah stop being a bitch ass hater wayne.

No. Never was a big Snoop Dogg fan, and never was a No Limit fan.

Hell yeah, i was anticipating this album. Mac and Fiend>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Thanks Terry for actually commenting on Wayne's post. When I saw the album cover, I was anticipating this release 100%

Mac And Fiend >>>>>>>>>>>>

We >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Thanks Cocksmith for keeping waynes nuts in your mouth.

lmao Suge..keep em coming. You should be a comedian

when im not busy scrubbing floors, i dabble in stand up

No, I don't remember this album.

any songs come from this?

Slang Editorial wrote:

any songs come from this?

Not one song Slang. It was only advertised.

thats probably as close as it got - songs from other albums. It amazes me P didn't have an archive of unreleased dopeness... well not really because from his 25 track albums you could tell ANY AND EVERY song record got released.

Southern Rap Pro wrote:

thats probably as close as it got - songs from other albums. It amazes me P didn't have an archive of unreleased dopeness... well not really because from his 25 track albums you could tell ANY AND EVERY song record got released.

I'm surprised he didn't have archive of unreleased material either.

Tank Dogs is a good song though.

That's a dope song. It only makes you think what could have been had those 3 been the central focus of an album.

T. Myers wrote:

That's a dope song. It only makes you think what could have been had those 3 been the central focus of an album.

And what about Snoop Terry? How do you think he would've contributed to the album?

I think the group would have been dope without snoop - the concept of mac, fiend, and murder who were the hardest spitters on the tank would have been enough to be dope... snoop would have been a smooth edge to it, but I don't think it was necessary.

Southern Rap Pro wrote:

I think the group would have been dope without snoop - the concept of mac, fiend, and murder who were the hardest spitters on the tank would have been enough to be dope... snoop would have been a smooth edge to it, but I don't think it was necessary.

Mac, Fiend, and Murder were the hardest spitters, I cosign with that. They always repped on Beats By The Pound's production, especially KLC (who more than likely would've produced a majority of this album) and Craig B.