21 & Over

Great album...dope beats, lyrics and King Tee.... 5 stars

This album is an undisputed classic, I still spin it to this day.

I spun all of the Liks releases a couple of months ago. I never did get the Koch or E1 release "Firewater". I also gave Tash's "Rap Life" a spin at the same time.

I always like Rap Life... you heard the J-Ro solo from last year Highsmith? I think you would love it.

I finally listened to this for the first time about 3 weeks ago, and I have to say its a great album. I love how its got a party vibe but all the emcees straight kill it. One of my west coast favorites easily.

Classic, these dudes dropped 3 really dope albums in the 90's. They still do their thing but unfortunately most of the newer "Liks" material seems watered down quite a bit.

Yeah this is a west coast gem. Like Esco said well done hip hop head party music but with creditable emcees on the mic. One of my fav albums.

And Highsmith I cosign SRP. J-Ro's solo album is the truth. I got it off itunes back when it dropped.

I will check it out then. I have some Itunes cards coming to me for Xmas. I'll definitely grab it before the end of the year.

5 stars and their best album IMO. One of the most underrated crews in the game as far as I'm concerned. Their 2nd album gets 5 stars from me too.

4 stars for me, I always preferred Coast II Coast, a surefire classic. 21 & Over is also mad ill, Tahs & J-Ro are crazy dope lyricists.

Who do you like more Dave? Tash or J-Ro? They're always the best together, but Tash has always gotten my vote...

Alan wrote:

Who do you like more Dave? Tash or J-Ro? They're always the best together, but Tash has always gotten my vote...

I think that Tash destroys the mic every time he touches it. I talk about rapid-fire spittin', metaphors, and dope flow. J-Ro is crazy dope too, I've always liked his sports references, but Tash is a lil' bit superior.

mistadave wrote:

Alan wrote:

Who do you like more Dave? Tash or J-Ro? They're always the best together, but Tash has always gotten my vote...

I think that Tash destroys the mic every time he touches it. I talk about rapid-fire spittin', metaphors, and dope flow. J-Ro is crazy dope too, I've always liked his sports references, but Tash is a lil' bit superior.

Same here man. Tash is definitely one of my all-time favorites. That flow is vicious along with the energy level. The solo album he dropped a year or so back (Control Freak) showed a lot of promise on the lyrical end, but the beats were just average and in some cases below average. A couple dope Liks collabs on there, but overall the album was a little disappointing. J-Ro's solo (released the same year) was much better on the production end, but lyrically just not all there IMO. My conclusion? They are way better together....and they need E Swift on those beats.

Last Call is probably my favorite joint on here, either that or Make Room. I'd give this the 5 star nod, these guys were cocky but had the skill to back it up, unlike pretty much every new artist nowadays.