Lloyd Banks - COTI 2 (Discussion Thread)
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Really enjoying all of these recent Banks interviews, he sounds really at peace with his life and focused.
I'd be interested to know if he will ever look at getting his old projects on Spotify, the AON and Cold Corner series especially.
I'd be interested to know if he will ever look at getting his old projects on Spotify, the AON and Cold Corner series especially.
Suspicions
All Star
As a banks Stan I’m fukking happy but the production isn’t doing it all the way for me
And I know he’s been using these producers since at least cc2 but those beats were good. The COTI projects only have a few good beats while the rest banks is rapping to save the beat rather than them complimenting each other
And I know he’s been using these producers since at least cc2 but those beats were good. The COTI projects only have a few good beats while the rest banks is rapping to save the beat rather than them complimenting each other
Suspicions
All Star
That should be the next order of business. Getting his Spotify discography to match what he really has out there cause everyone streams now. I saw a couple clips of interviews in this thread but are there any other full ones besides gq and jbp
BK The Great
Veteran
He's working on 5 other projects so more music might be dropping
Banks says he’s working on five projects at the moment, which he’s putting together during recording sessions where he decides which songs will go on which project. He wouldn’t reveal what will differentiate those five projects musically or thematically, but he says he’s crafting sequels to his existing catalog.
“I don’t want to say too much, because then I’ll be giving away what I’m actually working on,” he contends. “But I put in a lot of work over the years, so my core fans understand what I’m talking about. Everything I’m doing now is a part two, three, four, five. And that’s what I was trying to recreate with The Course of the Inevitable. But this is part two. So who knows? Maybe next year this time it’d be a part three. Halloween Havoc, it could be part four. All Or Nothing, it’d be part three. Cold Corner would be part three. People forget the work you put in, but all you’ve got to do is look at the discography. Whether you caught it or not, go back and listen to it now and get up to speed.”
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Banks says he’s working on five projects at the moment, which he’s putting together during recording sessions where he decides which songs will go on which project. He wouldn’t reveal what will differentiate those five projects musically or thematically, but he says he’s crafting sequels to his existing catalog.
“I don’t want to say too much, because then I’ll be giving away what I’m actually working on,” he contends. “But I put in a lot of work over the years, so my core fans understand what I’m talking about. Everything I’m doing now is a part two, three, four, five. And that’s what I was trying to recreate with The Course of the Inevitable. But this is part two. So who knows? Maybe next year this time it’d be a part three. Halloween Havoc, it could be part four. All Or Nothing, it’d be part three. Cold Corner would be part three. People forget the work you put in, but all you’ve got to do is look at the discography. Whether you caught it or not, go back and listen to it now and get up to speed.”
Lloyd Banks Feels the Love
Lloyd Banks reflects on his career and discusses ‘The Cou...
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Hunger For More would be 3....He's working on 5 other projects so more music might be dropping
Banks says he’s working on five projects at the moment, which he’s putting together during recording sessions where he decides which songs will go on which project. He wouldn’t reveal what will differentiate those five projects musically or thematically, but he says he’s crafting sequels to his existing catalog.
“I don’t want to say too much, because then I’ll be giving away what I’m actually working on,” he contends. “But I put in a lot of work over the years, so my core fans understand what I’m talking about. Everything I’m doing now is a part two, three, four, five. And that’s what I was trying to recreate with The Course of the Inevitable. But this is part two. So who knows? Maybe next year this time it’d be a part three. Halloween Havoc, it could be part four. All Or Nothing, it’d be part three. Cold Corner would be part three. People forget the work you put in, but all you’ve got to do is look at the discography. Whether you caught it or not, go back and listen to it now and get up to speed.”
Lloyd Banks Feels the Love
Lloyd Banks reflects on his career and discusses ‘The Cou...
We get first week sales numbers today? or is it tomorrow?
BK The Great
Veteran
You Win Perfect
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I cant agree with you on this. He’s the one that picks the beats. Every tape has beats you might like more than others. These are Lloyd Banks type beats and he tears them apart. I can pick from every series he’s done and pick out beats I don’t really like. It just goes with the game
stepbackj34spud
Top 75 All-Time
How you a Banks stan complaining about production? I wish yall nikkas would go listen to Kanye or Future or some shyt.
Nah man being a fan doesn’t mean you have to blindly love anything just because of the name attached to it.How you a Banks stan complaining about production? I wish yall nikkas would go listen to Kanye or Future or some shyt.
Murder one for instance deserves a better beat imo. That track should be an absolute classic. Has two beautifully written verses and is dragged down by that beat.
stepbackj34spud
Top 75 All-Time
No. I listen to Banks for his lyrics and wordplay. Not beats.
A vast majority of Banks’ catalog post Return of the PLK have had that grimey, gritty and gloomy sound, yet you guys act surprised he keeps using the same sound hes been using for years.
It’s like Banks has to name every record “cold corner:” for you guys not to complain about the sound he’s going for.
Canada Goose
Pooping on your head :umad:
Listened to most of it just now, liked what I heard 
Rapity raps over gritty beats
Rapity raps over gritty beats
AJtheOne
Nets/Giants/Yankees
A lot of y'all should just listen to instrumental albums.
A lot of guys aren't nice so their beats carry them. Banks ain't one of those guys.
A lot of guys aren't nice so their beats carry them. Banks ain't one of those guys.
