Deucage
"Who's the best: Pac, Nas and Big?"
A continuation of my "favorite track off Classic or Great albums". Yesterday I covered Part 2 of Biggie's "Life After Death" in which the majority of The Coli voted for "Long Kiss Goodnight". Today I will be covering arguably one of the Goat if not THE Goat album from the Goat rap group. The album is immaculate as it contains no filler whatsoever with every track being a classic. Goat tracks, Goat Beats,& Goat lyrics will be found on this album. 
The grimy, raw, & gritty sound of the album is what separates it from the rest.
RZA was in his absolute prime on this one & the album proves why he could be the Goat producer. Every member of the group provides classic & memorable verses, yes even Masta Killah & U-God. 
Pretty impressive considering both only have one verse throughout the album. This is not even including the solo albums of some of the members which atleast 2 have Goat contender albums. It's crazy what the whole group accomplished in such little time. Their run is something that we will never see again in Hip-Hop
This album is probably the hardest choice I've ever had to make for an album. But I would have to go with "Bring da Ruckus" as it sets the tone of the album with gritty production by RZA & hard hitting verses by Ghostface, Raekwon, Inspectah Deck,& especially GZA.
"Yo, I'm more rugged than slaveman boots
New recruits, I'm fukkin' up MC troops
I break loops, and trample shyt, while I stomp!
A mudhole in that ass, cause I'm straight out the swamp"
What's your favorite track off this classic, & if you can, explain.
#favetrack
The grimy, raw, & gritty sound of the album is what separates it from the rest. RZA was in his absolute prime on this one & the album proves why he could be the Goat producer. Every member of the group provides classic & memorable verses, yes even Masta Killah & U-God. Pretty impressive considering both only have one verse throughout the album. This is not even including the solo albums of some of the members which atleast 2 have Goat contender albums. It's crazy what the whole group accomplished in such little time. Their run is something that we will never see again in Hip-Hop This album is probably the hardest choice I've ever had to make for an album. But I would have to go with "Bring da Ruckus" as it sets the tone of the album with gritty production by RZA & hard hitting verses by Ghostface, Raekwon, Inspectah Deck,& especially GZA.
"Yo, I'm more rugged than slaveman boots
New recruits, I'm fukkin' up MC troops
I break loops, and trample shyt, while I stomp!
A mudhole in that ass, cause I'm straight out the swamp"
What's your favorite track off this classic, & if you can, explain.
#favetrack
as times went on I grew to appreciate the album for what it was but I still go with my original favorite 
93 was one of the most important years for the culture cause it's when the East Coast started to make a comeback 
I felt the grimy sounds starting to come out of NY was too unpolished for my damn car stereo 
I needed some playa shyt 
strangely enough 2 years later damn near ALL I was listening to was East Coast grimy shyt 
