areohbee824
Superstar
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Albums DJ Muggs - "Soul Assassins 3" (Features from Method Man, Ghostface, Ceelo, Boldy, Scarface, Westside Gunn, Roc Marci +) [Discussion Thread]
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TheDarceKnight
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He's got a monotone voice but he has so many different cadences and pockets. A few rappers have said he raps like he's left handed which I think is a dope description.
I used to straight up hate Boldy back in the early-mid 2010's and now he's one of my favorite rappers in the game. Not sure there's been another rapper that I thought was so overhyped and trash, and went the total other direction on.
He's just doing it for fun clearly lolSlick Rick
How he'll casually drop a verse every few years that shyts on 99% of rappers in whatever era he's dropping it in
I wish he'd drop just one more project but I doubt it
Grand_Verbalizer
All Star
The vets here in general took em to mic school, dropping jewels on fools that they can swallow like some drug mules.
at you talking about Jay worthy but the word 'dull' .... NVM
5 songs in. It's jammin' 
TheDarceKnight
Veteran
Low key this really reminds me of a modern era 1st Infantry. Obviously the artists on 1st Infantry were considered more mainstream back in that era compared to the artists here on Soul Assassins 3.
But as far as producer compilation albums go, the only one to hit me this hard immediately upon release between 1st Infantry and now was Jake One's White Van Music.
I'd have to think. There might be another one in there, but this album is tough as fukk. No skips for me on here. Also, I want a CeeLo and Muggs project
But as far as producer compilation albums go, the only one to hit me this hard immediately upon release between 1st Infantry and now was Jake One's White Van Music.
I'd have to think. There might be another one in there, but this album is tough as fukk. No skips for me on here. Also, I want a CeeLo and Muggs project
areohbee824
Superstar
Low key this really reminds me of a modern era 1st Infantry. Obviously the artists on 1st Infantry were considered more mainstream back in that era compared to the artists here on Soul Assassins 3.
But as far as producer compilation albums go, the only one to hit me this hard immediately upon release between 1st Infantry and now was Jake One's White Van Music.
I'd have to think. There might be another one in there, but this album is tough as fukk. No skips for me on here. Also, I want a CeeLo and Muggs project
Someone asked on twitter for more songs by them and Muggs said they're half way in on a project
Pegasus Jackson
Trump's Amerikkka
Dope. Definitely better than the 2nd as a whole (Muggs tried to use a clean synth sound on some of those tracks that didn't quite work). This shyt is gritty and grime laden as fukk.
Pegasus Jackson
Trump's Amerikkka
Ren still sounds HORRIBLE on this, and O'Shea ain't much better.
EDIT: Okay, in the context of the album as a whole, it works.
EDIT: Okay, in the context of the album as a whole, it works.
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Phantom Dreamer
All Star
you talking Jay or Boldy?
and can you clarify what this means? i'm a lefty but i've never rapped so i'm lost
.listened to the album today. i'd give it an initial 3/5 but i'm gonna run it back some more.
i love the production -- very grimy as most have stated. many great artists featured too.
but i found a lot of the features
i hate that some of these great producers use some of the most average and boring nikkas to consistently lace their shyt
damn no mc eiht.. muggs n eiht is a deadly combo never made a weak song