Listening to Sean Price's Monkey Barz and

[Playaz Eyez]

I heard Jesus Price Superstar before Monkey Barz, but what an amazing album

 

[Metal Face]

last dope boom bap rapper

 

[TripleAgent]

I used to think rock was better til I took a really good listen to ‘da wiggy’

his style was a bit different back then but still sick with it

Been saying this since the 90s. Sean was ALWAYS fire. His bars and flow on Nocturnal are criminally slept on. Most people were too busy wowing at Rock (deservedly) and missed how great P was.



P!

 

[Ya Sinning Mane]

I feel u
Real manly music

 

[Animal House]

I love it when my bytch cook, come home
To a hot meal, it’s not real, the bytch can’t cook


Rip to P!

Heartburn

And 9th killed the beat

 

[Take It In Blood]

too many NBA youngboys

not enough Sean Prices

 

[It's_Nade]

You are perpetrating a fraud

 

[PlayerNinety_Nine]

"Wu-Tang Clan Ain't Nuthin To fukk With
Boot Camp Clik ain't nothin to Wu-Tang"

"I don't do songs with Ras Kass,
I do songs with wack rappers for fast cash"*

Might be some of the greatest self depreciating bars of all time.


Rap Game Rodney Dangerfield, I swear

His early solo work had the same energy I got from Kool Keith when he was doing the Dr. Octagon album. Like 'you already know me, and I'm gonna do pretty much the exact same thing I was doing before, but now you fukk with it on another level."


It's a damn shame he passed when he did, because he would have eaten GOOD off the late 10's/ early 20's goon market.

Lowkey, he might be a touch behind Ghost. Rae and P in terms of cats who were probably influences for revisiting the grimy New York sound.

I'll always have a special place for Sean P in my heart because I was in a crowd that got pepper sprayed then rushed a wall of cops during the Heltah Skeltah set at Notting Hill Carnival in '96. Good times.

(* I know people who have songs with Sean Price. Hearing those bars made me for them)

 

[Take It In Blood]

"Wu-Tang Clan Ain't Nuthin To fukk With
Bootcamp Clik ain't nothin to Wu-Tang"

"I don't do songs with Ras Kass,
I do songs with wack rappers for fast cash"*

Might be some of the greatest self depreciating bars of all time.


Rap Game Rodney Dangerfield, I swear

His early solo work had the same energy I got from Kool Keith when he was doing the Dr. Octagon album. Like 'you already know me, and I'm gonna do pretty much the exact same thing I was doing before, but now you fukk with it on another level."


It's a damn shame he passed when he did, because he would have eaten GOOD off the late 10's/ early 20's goon market.

Lowkey, he might be a touch behind Ghost. Rae and P in terms of cats who were probably influences for revisiting the grimy New York sound.

I'll always have a special place for Sean P in my heart because I was in a crowd that got pepper sprayed then rushed a wall of cops during the Heltah Skeltah set at Notting Hill Carnival in '96. Good times.

(* I know people who have songs with Sean Price. Hearing those bars made me for them)

one of his last tweets was about the first Deadpool movie trailer

not we waiting for the 3rd one to drop

 

[Animal House]

"Wu-Tang Clan Ain't Nuthin To fukk With
Boot Camp Clik ain't nothin to Wu-Tang"

"I don't do songs with Ras Kass,
I do songs with wack rappers for fast cash"*

Might be some of the greatest self depreciating bars of all time.


Rap Game Rodney Dangerfield, I swear

His early solo work had the same energy I got from Kool Keith when he was doing the Dr. Octagon album. Like 'you already know me, and I'm gonna do pretty much the exact same thing I was doing before, but now you fukk with it on another level."


It's a damn shame he passed when he did, because he would have eaten GOOD off the late 10's/ early 20's goon market.

Lowkey, he might be a touch behind Ghost. Rae and P in terms of cats who were probably influences for revisiting the grimy New York sound.

I'll always have a special place for Sean P in my heart because I was in a crowd that got pepper sprayed then rushed a wall of cops during the Heltah Skeltah set at Notting Hill Carnival in '96. Good times.

(* I know people who have songs with Sean Price. Hearing those bars made me for them)

Don’t forget the godfather to these nikkas Roc Marc

 

[PlayerNinety_Nine]

Don’t forget the godfather to these nikkas Roc Marc

The only reason I didn't include Roc is because he seems to be accessible to a lot of the cats in the generation after him - hence him doing whole albums with cats like StoveGod and Flee Lord. even back to working with the P Brothers from the UK in the early 00's

The other four seem to be guys who are/were looked at like they are above jumping on everyone's record, just because someone asked.

At the very least it would have to be a full on release like 'Hell Still On Earth' or 'WestsideDOOM'.

 

[Animal House]

The only reason I didn't include Roc is because he seems to be accessible to a lot of the cats in the generation after him - hence him doing whole albums with cats like StoveGod and Flee Lord. even back to working with the P Brothers from the UK in the early 00's

The other four seem to be guys who are/were looked at like they are above jumping on everyone's record, just because someone asked.

At the very least it would have to be a full on release like 'Hell Still On Earth' or 'WestsideDOOM'.

Word I wasn’t trying to check u breh

 

[PlayerNinety_Nine]

Word I wasn’t trying to check u breh

All good - I realised I could have worded it more comprehensively.

 

[pawdalaw]

I miss Duke also. Brilliant ignorance! Sorely missed.

 

[CourtesyFlush]

The fact some people in this thread think Rock is better than P on the mic is astonishing. Sean P is so clearly in a league of his own. And that's nothing against Rock. But Sean was just special man. His flow on the first two Helter Skelter albums was unfukkwithable