Freddie Gibbs - Pronto EP

[The Jewnited States]

someone zip these shyts up already.

Just msged them to u

 

[Droopy]

white range is nasty

 

[Droopy]

Just msged them to u

 

[Pool_Shark]

had to buy this

 

[Starski]

Only 9 pages?.....


Ya'll really sleeping...

These three songs could all be lead singles for album....Gibbs is blessing us w/ that much flame...

...I could not ask for a more perfect 3 track EP....


Pronto = /

White Range =

Diamonds =

 

[tremonthustler1]

dayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyum beats and rap are on point...first time listening to this hyped up nigg, which of his work can you recommend? wanna hear more from dude

As long as you avoid ESGN you'll be ok

 

[Smokee Robinson]

he should do a video for Pronto it gives me that same vibe when i heard

 

[Sir]

Dude has an amazing Discography.

MidwestGangstaBoxframeCadillacMuzik
Straight Killa No Filla (Full Tape No DJ version)
Cold Day In Hell
Lord Giveth, Lord Taketh Away EP
BFK
ESGN
Cocaine Pinatas

All are great projects. Fred never disappoints

Don't forget the Miseducation of Freddie Gibbs

 

[Black Ball]

As long as you avoid ESGN you'll be ok

Naw, save for a few tracks ESGN is tough. Remove a verse or two from his crew and the album is heat.

1. "Lil' Sodi" Lord Zedd 1:52
2. "The Real G Money" Lifted 3:11 (Dope Track)
3. "Came Up" Lord Zedd 3:46 (Dope Track)
4. "Hundred Thousand" (featuring G-Wiz & Hit Skrewface) League of Starz 3:19

5. "D.O.A." (featuring G-Wiz & Big Kill) Big Jerm, Sayez, J Reese 3:12

6. "Lay It Down" Willie B 3:17

7. "I Seen A Man Die" (featuring Lil Sodi) The Colleagues 3:38
8. "Have U Seen Her" (featuring Hit Skrewface) SMKA 4:01
9. "One Eighty Seven" (featuring Problem) SAP 3:29
10. "Eastside Moonwalker" GMF 2:46
11. "F.A.M.E." (featuring Daz Dillinger & Spice 1) Cardo 4:14
12. "Paper" (featuring Y.B.) Lifted 5:32
13. "The Color Purple" Tone Mason 3:45
14. "Certified Live" (featuring G-Wiz & Jay Rock) Lifted 3:24
15. "Ten Packs of Backwoods" (featuring D-Edge) Big Jerm, Sayez 3:13
16. "Dope In My Styrofoam" (featuring G-Wiz & G.I. Fleezy) Like O 4:12
17. "9mm" (featuring G.I. Fleezy & G-Wiz) Fire & Ice 4:28
18. "Lose Control" (featuring BJ the Chicago Kid) Superville 5:53
19. "Freddie Soprano" Big Jerm, Sayez 3:56
20. "Murda Dem" (featuring G.I. Fleezy & Big Kill)

The bolded tracks are either wack or non-factors imo, but the rest of the album is heat though. Then you got the version removing the wack nikkas floating around out there. I definitely would skip the dope music that was on ESGN.

 

[Black Ball]

Don't forget the Miseducation of Freddie Gibbs

I actually have this album and think it's pretty dope, but I think the Gibbs starting from MidwestGangsta... becomes a different animal at that point in his career.

 

[O.Red]

As long as you avoid ESGN you'll be ok

 

[JulesWinfield]

I actually have this album and think it's pretty dope, but I think the Gibbs starting from MidwestGangsta... becomes a different animal at that point in his career.

Yup. From the second I heard Midwest Malcolm I became a diehard Gibbs fan.

 

[tremonthustler1]

Ain't no way you can convince me Gibbs feat. his bum ass friends all over the album was fire. If there's a version without them let me know

 

[Sir]

I actually have this album and think it's pretty dope, but I think the Gibbs starting from MidwestGangsta... becomes a different animal at that point in his career.

Don't disagree. Also, you don't fukk with "Lay It Down" off ESGN? That shyt goes.

 

[Black Ball]

Don't disagree. Also, you don't fukk with "Lay It Down" off ESGN? That shyt goes.

It's a hard track, just not my cup of tea. I don't hate it, but I don't love it either.