the show soundtrack

[I AM WE ARE]

It's funny to think the Soundtrack is kind of forgotten even though it went Platinum. Today a platinum soundtrack would be held as one of the biggest albums of the year and possibly have a permanent place in Pop Culture.

i wonder what happen if it were rereleased though

http://www.alllossless.com/va-russell-simmons-presents-the-show-ost-1995-flac/#.VCOAA0pX-uY

 

[same damn lo sweater]

it was good but kind of a ripoff

looking on the back & seeing Snoop, Dre, Slick Rick & Treach. nope those were just skits.

and it didn't have the good version of how high

 

[phonthought3000]

How can we talk about the show and leave this jam out:



Also this right here was jamming too:



Edit....Saw sumone already mentioned it

 

[phonthought3000]

it was good but kind of a ripoff

looking on the back & seeing Snoop, Dre, Slick Rick & Treach. nope those were just skits.

and it didn't have the good version of how high

Yea I was kinda dissappointed the video version was not on the sdtk

 

[phonthought3000]

Summmmeeerr tiiiiimmmee in da LBCCCCC

Lemmmmmme hear ya say OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh Lemmmmmmme hear ya say AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

 

[Danie84]

Sidebar, if you don't have the Rhyme-And-Reason soundtrack, you ain't a 90s Hip-Hop kid

 

[Juggalo Fred]

the tray deee song is tha shiznit

 

[DarkmanX]

Classic.


Imagine now hip-hop today with the documentary? shyt would be whack as f*ck.

Stop the fake-ness.

What do you think people who were raised on earlier hip-hop was saying about the guys in the documentary & hip-hop at the time? Welcome to reality. Just like you're talking, trust that people who are rocking with alot of what's coming now is gonna say the same shyt in alotta years.

People re-write alot about the 90's these days..funny.

 

[STEVE]

great film, bought the VHS in the supermarket for $5 back in 1996.

 

[DANJ!]

Eh, it was cool.

That was the tape era still, so the more fast forwarding you had to do, the weaker the album became Had some great records on it, sure... if you had the patience to get thru all that other shyt.

 

[DANJ!]

Stop the fake-ness.

What do you think people who were raised on earlier hip-hop was saying about the guys in the documentary & hip-hop at the time? Welcome to reality. Just like you're talking, trust that people who are rocking with alot of what's coming now is gonna say the same shyt in alotta years.

People re-write alot about the 90's these days..funny.

Nah better yet... if we watch the documentary, we can see firsthand what the older generation was saying about current hip-hop. The old school cats in the movie were even talking about how they used to put on a show, now its just a bunch of yellin on the mic and walkin around (which in that era was actually true, save for a couple people). Great era, but hey... Ain't like the old dudes were lyin'.

But how soon we forget.

 

[DarkmanX]

Nah better yet... if we watch the documentary, we can see firsthand what the older generation was saying about current hip-hop. The old school cats in the movie were even talking about how they used to put on a show, now its just a bunch of yellin on the mic and walkin around (which in that era was actually true, save for a couple people). Great era, but hey... Ain't like the old dudes were lyin'.

But how soon we forget.

*applauds*

Myyyyy dude.

 

[Truth200]

Best song on there.

 

[patscorpio]

even LL had a banger on there that was smooth as shyt..overall classic soundtrack

 

[I AM WE ARE]

wouldn't be a hip hop forum if this movie didn't get hate