Remember this album #11

I go back and forth between 4.5 and 5 stars. I gave it 5 today. Classic album with a truly unique sound.

Alan wrote:

I go back and forth between 4.5 and 5 stars. I gave it 5 today. Classic album with a truly unique sound.

It does have a unique sound. I still bump it today.

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KRob86 wrote:

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How could you possibly find this album boring? Have you heard it?

Yeah I heard it and its not boring i'm talking about Wayne's one sided picks everyday. The album gets no play from me because their rap style gets annoying after awhile.

KRob86 wrote:

Yeah I heard it and its not boring i'm talking about Wayne's one sided picks everyday. The album gets no play from me because their rap style gets annoying after awhile.

One sided picks? This is the first one in a while I even cared to comment on, or heard.

4.5

Love this album.

SMH @ Kev.....if Wayne were picking all Southern or West Coast albums you wouldn't complain.

Anyway, this album is a 5 star classic IMO. Completely bangin from front to back.

I'd roll with 4.75 stars but since that's not there I'll round up to 5. This album is too unique and too quality not to be a classic. I've never heard another album quite like this one. This cracks my top 20 all-time

I do recall not liking the song "Black Connection", but after a few spins, it grew one me.

Wayne wrote:

I do recall not liking the song "Black Connection", but after a few spins, it grew one me.

That's actually one of my favs on the album.

KJ Styles wrote:

Wayne wrote:

I do recall not liking the song "Black Connection", but after a few spins, it grew one me.

That's actually one of my favs on the album.

My five favorites, wow, it's kind of hard to pick them now when I think about it. Well, if I had to pick 5, I would select Krystal Karrington, Luchini, Sparkle, Rockin It a/k/a Spanish Harlem, and Black Nostaljack a/k/a Come On.

5 stars