Big Mel
@bigboss
Beatnuts catalog is stellar.
Cypress Hill one of the most underrated groups ever
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Ive heard that too but then why didnt they give him the fade or there peoples like solo did...
Youre missing a zero
VladTheImpaler
The Sensational Prince
VladTheImpaler
The Sensational Prince
actually two zeros....but yeah u r right
oh, you must not really know what went down huh.....
Solo gave him a beat down and gave his chain to B Real who posted pics that wound up on magazine covers...
I heard about something with Sen and Cube but no details...
Cold.Temples of Boom is one my all time favorite Hip Hop albums. I think that's where Muggs' production peaked. I wish more albums had that same sound today.
Newark88
Superstar
Not to get off topic, but it's somewhat related because Muggs did production for them, who remembers Funkdoobiest? I think their first 2 albums, especially the 2nd one, is underrated
Mikeatris
Supreme Mathematik
Makes sense since he was a student of Muggs anyways.
infamousred
All Star
i remember hearing that one intro/skit off their debut w/ that dope ass beat that only lasts like 30-40 seconds and replayed it like 10 times in a row. later on brotha lynch went on to rip that same sample on nikka deep
pretty sure andre nickatina used it at one point too.
pretty sure andre nickatina used it at one point too.
Poetical Poltergeist
Precise and cold hearted
That dark melodic trademark Muggs sound still hasn't been matched. Dude was rza before rza.
Roberto Dinero
Dropped from #TnT
Yup. Their best album IMO. Temples of Boom is in my top 5 favourite albums ever. Any genre.
I liked IV too, I considered it a classic cause it still had that dark, Cypress vibe.
And daps for those who mentioned The Beatnuts. Very, very underrated producers. Almost all their beats bang hard and make you wanna get up and start busting moves. They just make amazing music.
This shyt always made me want to pull a drive-byThese guys were part of the west coast people that transcended coastal music. Gone are the days of shyt like this on MTV.