HipHopDX.com Exclusive Vinnie Paz Interview

[LilJuicyTaco]

HipHopDX.com Exclusive Vinnie Paz Interview
Exclusive: HipHopDX filmed Vinnie Paz just off of South Street to discuss the years between Cool C and Steady B to Jedi Mind Tricks and The Roots, and what made this landmark so meaningful to Rap fans.
[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WXmHr7GFtL0&list=UUIETeoNRPdEhPDslmyDIXvQ&index=3&feature=plcp[/ame]

 

[swerve]

JMT eating good. going world tours. Cant knock them

 

[LilJuicyTaco]

HipHopDX.com Exclusive Vinnie Paz Interview pt.2
[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-1kvI62CGk[/ame]

 

[THE K-MAN]

SUBWAY

 

[IronFist]

good find

 

[havoc00]

good find

 

[Sugar]

Servents In Heaven, Kings In Hell was their best album imo. I still listen to it til this day.

 

[havoc00]

Servents In Heaven, Kings In Hell was their best album imo. I still listen to it til this day.

Violent By Design >>>>

 

[Sugar]

Violent By Design >>>>

That's arguable but I think it has aged terribly . Then again, however, I haven't heard the album in like 2 years. I gotta revisit just for the nostaglia. I think Stoupe's production hit its peak during during the mid-2000s. Heavenly Divine's melody is still classic tho. That flute + Vinnie Paz's first verse LEGENDARY

 

[havoc00]

That's arguable but I think it has aged terribly . Then again, however, I haven't heard the album in like 2 years. I gotta revisit just for the nostaglia. I think Stoupe's production hit its peak during during the mid-2000s. Heavenly Divine's melody is still classic tho. That flute + Vinnie Paz's first verse LEGENDARY

Did u like Legacy of blood

 

[Sugar]

Did u like Legacy of blood

On first listen I thought it was good, but the replay value diminished as time went on. It was definately better than Visions of Gandhi tho. I gotta revisit Legacy of Blood too. A History of Violence was ruined by Jus Allah's redundant rhyme scheme, and I didn't even listen to Violence Begets Violence because Stoupe had parted ways with the group

SIHKIH, LOB, and VBD are my 3 favorite JMT records.

 

[Mike Statik]

Servents In Heaven, Kings In Hell was their best album imo. I still listen to it til this day.

Violent by Design easily...cuz Jus Allah was spittin dope shyt then...not that blabber BS hes been spewin recently

 

[LilJuicyTaco]

Stoupe got farther and farther away from the gritty, rough sound of VBT with each release. But VOG and LOB have tracks on there that sound like some classic NY Hip Hop from the golden era. I would have enjoyed RTJ much better had he kept it VBT style with the production.

 

[ℒℴѵℯJay ELECTUA]

does he talk about veggie sausages??