Casual - fear itself



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Honestly, us as hip hop listeners should really be giving the Bay their props. Their diversity and originality would really make you question where acts were from. THe 90's really was an era of stereotyped rap acts. You could tell if someone was from the east, the "west", the south, midwest..... but The Bay was FULL of cats doing different shyt from talk to dress. In hindsight, from that dusty backwoods Da Souf village I was in?
I thought the nikkas from The Bay was the flyest nikkas alive.
(sorry for the journal/retrospective/tl;dr type posting. Faulty brain chemistry)
First Bay Area albums I owned, all between 93-95 (I'ma try to list them in order):
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(my nerdy comic book reading ass only bought this because it looked like some punisher superhero shyt :mjlool:
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(I didn't "get" this album until years after I bought it. It went right over my head and I didn't like it.)
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(it.... disappeared before I ever had a chance to listen to it.)
It's weird. Nowadays, Bay Area rap is the only rap I consistently listen to.

It was how he was rappin, shyt was so easy to recite. Cold part is we was all still youngins, muthafukkin elementary school. No radio play, no video play during this time but you heard that muthafukkin bassline outta every lac, box chev, mustang, bucket, apartment window, boom box from the Rich all the way to the east side O. Parents gone, my older brother would be chippin paint off the walls with Born To mack. During recess the janitor at our school would post up in the parking lot playin too short tapes in his Nova.
Talmbout slappin hoe$ in the face ith donkey ropes




