only 1 song is relevant on that album...what warrants them having a documentary??
Documentary About Souls of Mischief 93 Til Infinity Coming 2013
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only 1 song is relevant on that album...what warrants them having a documentary??
It's possibly the best album to come from the Hiero camp, it definitely warrants a doco
Sidenote, this was always my favourite Souls track
Art Barr
INVADING SOHH CHAMPION
yeah,..
it was all cool till no man's land and they completely souled't the fukk out.
this group was what nikkaz wanna be now.
plus the epitome of what toy nikkaz wanted to be back then, too.
had what was a cultural connection...
then, trade it all away for bullshyt and riches that if they waited.
could have easily been their's.
easily, one of the most landmark blows to the culture.
when, they souled't out...
notice how many sellouts,...
they had in the documentary.
I hope they touch on why they didn't draw anymore.
then, fake pandered to the underground and never were the near plat draw, they originally were.
when, if they stuck to their guns...
they would still be big, with no question.
part of the reason the west fell off.
was the cultural groups like souls souled't out.
so, there was no transfer of the draw from gangsta rap back to the culture.
only groups or acts that remained true, in that region off the top of my head were:
del
coup
fellowship
art barr
it was all cool till no man's land and they completely souled't the fukk out.
this group was what nikkaz wanna be now.
plus the epitome of what toy nikkaz wanted to be back then, too.
had what was a cultural connection...
then, trade it all away for bullshyt and riches that if they waited.
could have easily been their's.
easily, one of the most landmark blows to the culture.
when, they souled't out...
notice how many sellouts,...
they had in the documentary.
I hope they touch on why they didn't draw anymore.
then, fake pandered to the underground and never were the near plat draw, they originally were.
when, if they stuck to their guns...
they would still be big, with no question.
part of the reason the west fell off.
was the cultural groups like souls souled't out.
so, there was no transfer of the draw from gangsta rap back to the culture.
only groups or acts that remained true, in that region off the top of my head were:
del
coup
fellowship
art barr
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Art Barr
INVADING SOHH CHAMPION
only 1 song is relevant on that album...what warrants them having a documentary??
wtf....
that whole album and the lp and b-sides from del leading up to it.
are perfect classic lp's submissions..
that is why souls selling out damaged them beyond repair.
you can't be fukk'n serious...
every fukk'n single from that record was pretty much what made the first influx of toys play dress up.
that still to this day,...
toys use it as the template to everything they do.
you would not get fresh at all.
if not for souls,...
while a nikka like me, would be like...
who da fukk is this, toy ass weak nikka...
man, uvs let's handle that...
art barr
"aral.one"!" = a rebel - a leader.one
uvs = ultra violent squadron
Awesome Wells
The Bobby Womack of Crack
Haven't stopped playin' that album since it dropped.
To think that these dudes were basically kids, rhymin' the way they were, it's crazy. Dudes had talent way beyond their years.
To think that these dudes were basically kids, rhymin' the way they were, it's crazy. Dudes had talent way beyond their years.
Art Barr
INVADING SOHH CHAMPION
then, fukked it up and never ramped back up after being so wack on no man's land.
the image of every toy rapper, is based off souls, though.
art barr
observe
Banned
No mans land sucked...but they brought it back with the Trilogy album..that's their best album to me
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Banned
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Rakim Allah
Superstar
By the way I love No Man's Land to this day. Opio and Phesto killed it on that album.