Going through an old cassette collection...

azwun25 · 25th December 2009

I came across my old copy of Camp Lo's "Uptown Saturday Night" (1997). Damn these dudes have a unique style. Even though its a standard 90's braggadocio record, they do it in a manner that stood apart from the rest of their time. It made me go buy the album on iTunes. If you never heard it I highly suggest it. Anyone felt this record then or now?

hereadawtheradaw · 25th December 2009

They were big at the time, atleast for that era, I didn't really feel them but they definetly had a unique style they were part of the tail end of the golden era I would say though not a mainstay.

L-Fire · 25th December 2009

I was in Vegas recently and I just kept playing that album over and over. I've bought it at least 3 times since it came out. The first one, this chick I was feeling asked to borrow it and never gave it back. I still hold a little grudge over that.

It's a classic in the sense that the first two Clipse albums are classics.

ShadowBoxer · 25th December 2009

You know what I just want to shake your hand.
Finally a person online saying ''go on buy some music because its top''
rather than being a thief and saying ''download it here''
I love going through old tapes you find some right gems that just make you remember why you write music back when it was worth something.

CRACKPIPE · 25th December 2009

I liked that shit but their second album didn't do well at all. I had the single, wasn't feeling it and never checked it. Now I'm kind of interested how it was.

How did the cassette hold up? I have boxes but I'm afraid for my tapes.

Miles Harding · 25th December 2009

Whats the sample on "Black Connection"? There was a hot R & B track with that a few yrs back. And i think Kanye flipped it on Scarface/Smitty "Ghetto".

On "Swing" is that the same piano sample Teddy Riley used on Queen Pen "Man Behind the Music"?

Is there a sample on "Coolie High"? the chords kind of remind me of the ones Teddy Riley used on Blackstreet "Good Lovin" and Positive K "Black Cinderella"...

beat you down · 25th December 2009

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Originally Posted by Fat Pat

Whats the sample on...

azwun25 · 26th December 2009

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Originally Posted by CRACKPIPE

I liked that shit but their second album didn't do well at all. I had the single, wasn't feeling it and never checked it. Now I'm kind of interested how it was.

I felt the same, the second didn't do it for me.

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Originally Posted by CRACKPIPE

How did the cassette hold up? I have boxes but I'm afraid for my tapes.

To be honest, the tape sounded quite good. It made it through the years along with Artifacts, Organized Konfusion, Showbiz & AG, and so many more.

25th December 2009	#1
azwun25 Lives for gear Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: The Roman Empire State Posts: 1,630 Thread Starter	Going through an old cassette collection... I came across my old copy of Camp Lo's "Uptown Saturday Night" (1997). Damn these dudes have a unique style. Even though its a standard 90's braggadocio record, they do it in a manner that stood apart from the rest of their time. It made me go buy the album on iTunes. If you never heard it I highly suggest it. Anyone felt this record then or now?

25th December 2009	#5
CRACKPIPE Lives for gear Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: A Good Place Posts: 1,543	I liked that shit but their second album didn't do well at all. I had the single, wasn't feeling it and never checked it. Now I'm kind of interested how it was. How did the cassette hold up? I have boxes but I'm afraid for my tapes. __________________ http://imaginetito.com/

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25th December 2009	#2
hereadawtheradaw Gear nut Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 85	They were big at the time, atleast for that era, I didn't really feel them but they definetly had a unique style they were part of the tail end of the golden era I would say though not a mainstay.

25th December 2009	#3
L-Fire Gear nut Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 85	I was in Vegas recently and I just kept playing that album over and over. I've bought it at least 3 times since it came out. The first one, this chick I was feeling asked to borrow it and never gave it back. I still hold a little grudge over that. It's a classic in the sense that the first two Clipse albums are classics.

25th December 2009	#4
ShadowBoxer Gear interested Join Date: Dec 2009 Posts: 22	You know what I just want to shake your hand. Finally a person online saying ''go on buy some music because its top'' rather than being a thief and saying ''download it here'' I love going through old tapes you find some right gems that just make you remember why you write music back when it was worth something.

25th December 2009	#6
Miles Harding Gear Head Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Ohio Posts: 60	Whats the sample on "Black Connection"? There was a hot R & B track with that a few yrs back. And i think Kanye flipped it on Scarface/Smitty "Ghetto". On "Swing" is that the same piano sample Teddy Riley used on Queen Pen "Man Behind the Music"? Is there a sample on "Coolie High"? the chords kind of remind me of the ones Teddy Riley used on Blackstreet "Good Lovin" and Positive K "Black Cinderella"...