Vince Staples - Summertime '06 (Discussion Thread) *Stream*

[El Jefe]

Crazy how hard No I.D comes on these beats because he was straight up lackluster/garbage on that last Common record.

word ^^^^^^^^^^^^

workin wit common probz was like bein in cruise control fo him theaux

i dont see common as the type of cat 2 be snappin on mfz 2 kome extra hard wit they joints or challengin em either

 

[DrunkerThanAMotherfucker]

Kendrick and Staples should do a concept collab album contrasting their opposite, but intertwined lifestyles. Two young teens that live in the same neighborhood in Los Angeles. One is in a gang and the other is a kid trying to escape the neighborhood. The gang member recognizes the pitfalls of his lifestyle and the good kid does indulge in some vices too. Give some complexity to the characters. Make their storylines intersect.



The two best young west-coast MCs going at it one after the other

 

[Yoda]

Im goin wait till the spotify stream but i know for a fact this is heat.

 

[Yoda]

this on some blu good to be home ish tho. he released 20 songs and split them on 2 discs. the blu album was like 30 minutes a disc, similar to this.

 

[Drip Bayless]

Vinny Stape
How beautiful to see the boy grow since Shyne Coldchain vol 1

 

[zoo]

No ID, Dahi and Clams Casino, that's a fukkin dope production lineup

 

[TheBeigeBomber]

still waiting for someone to feed me

 

[Jeepz]

The shyt slaps!

 

[TheDarceKnight]

Damn so he basically got No ID to produce this whole thing for him?

Disc 1:

Ramona Park Legend, Pt. 1 [produced by No I.D.] [0:36]
Lift Me Up [produced by No I.D. and DJ Dahi][4:31]
Norf Norf [produced by Clams Casino] [3:03]
Birds and Bees (ft. Daley) [produced by DJ Dahi] [2:41]
Loca [produced by No I.D.] [2:41]
Lemme Know (ft. Jhene Aiko, and DJ Dahi)[produced by DJ Dahi, No I.D., and Brian Kidd][3:41]
Dopeman (ft. Joey Fatts, and Kilo Kish) [produced by No I.D.] [1:53]
Jump off the Roof (ft. Snoh Aalegra)[produced by No I.D.] [3:44]
Señorita[produced by Christian Rich][3:07]
Summertime [produced by Clams Casino][4:19]

Disc 2:

Ramona Park Legend, Pt. 2 [produced by No I.D.] [1:27]
3230 [produced by No I.D.] [2:52]
Surf (ft. Kilo Kish) [produced by Clams Casino] [2:31]
Might Be Wrong (ft. Haneef Talib aka GeNNo) [produced by No I.D.] [3:59] 5. 5. Get Paid (ft. Desi Mo) [produced by No I.D.] [3:12] 6. Street Punks [produced by No I.D.] [3:06]
Hang N' Bang (ft. A$ton Matthews)[produced by No I.D.] [2:06]
C.N.B. [produced by No I.D., DJ Dahi, Kevin Randolph, and Brian Kidd] [4:13]
Like It Is [produced by No I.D., DJ Dahi, and Brian Kidd] [4:36]
'06 [produced by No I.D.] [0:47]

 

[Tetris v2.0]

This is very dope. One of the better debuts in recent memory

 

[DirtyMoneyIslandBoyz]

this nikka aston almost got me shot screaming that piru shyt
"Chubby nikka from the West side (That's true)
loonie gangster bytch the set live (That's true)
Cashing checks and we press lines (That's true)
Push a button, get your neck tied (That's true)
Mac-11, ain't no safety on it (That's true)
Bendin' corners put a halo on it (That's true)
Pushin em mollies outta nana's kitchen (thats true)"



nikkas at the corner store where like

 

[DirtyMoneyIslandBoyz]

bytch you thirsty please grab a sprite my crips lurkin dont die tonight

 

[Big Mel]

where's a link? i think Vince ain't shyt really but a post Kendrick nerd faking gangsta but that production looks promising.

 

[HideoKojima]

who the fukk produced this album brehs this the type of shyt K Dot should been spittin over for his album, gritty yet this shyt feel "black" as hell if that makes sense

That boy No I.D blessed the young grasshopper
This shyt is so stark and brash. Like dude is rapping with utmost sincerity. The lense he uses to narrate hood life is completely unfiltered. This what "To Pimp a Butterfly" should've been about it. The beats are as dark as the lyrics. Stop sleeping on this nikka Vince Staples. Dude is a problem

 

[JulesWinfield]

Vince put out a good project. Definitely copping this next Tuesday. I gotta get this and the new Raz Fresco album Pablo Frescobar.