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With Snoop Dogg, The Game & #Tyrese E-40 Highly Slept On "1992" Album Is One Of 2024's Best
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Jan 13, 2025
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what's going on world it's your man
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Chuck Creek AKA jigsaw yes yes my man DJ
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thorough yes AKA thorough Bridge To The
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Streets yes sir we are here because the
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end of the year is upon us and we've
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decided to review a few albums now we're
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starting with albums that may have been
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missed or overlooked right because uh
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the way things are the game is a little
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different and and albums just come out
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yeah it's very different very different
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so we decided to start with one of the
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best albums of the year that we feel
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deserves your ear and deserves your time
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it's the 1992 original motion picture
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soundtrack featuring Tyrese Snoop Dogg
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E40 Sky Zoo YG
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the game corrupt music Soul Child D
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smoke and many many more many more many
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more many more so let's talk a little
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bit about the album in general what do
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you what are your thoughts um as a
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producer myself I was very um happy with
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the production it's it's very solid you
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know uh um it coincides perfectly with
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the lyrics you know it was like a
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perfect marriage you know the music is
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very dope um I can say that I didn't
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expect to hear what I heard I expected A
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desperate attempt to sound current if
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you will this this album sounds nothing
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like what's going on it sounds like
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where it's from it's a West Coast based
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album right and that's exactly what you
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get because it sticks to the script of
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the movie the movie is 1992 in South
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Central that's what the movie is about
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be you know um being in South Central in
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1992 so when you're listening to this
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music it puts you there yeah so it
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sticks to the script I love the
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production very tight instrumentation
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perfect you know sonically
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beautiful and lyrically it's on point as
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well it's on point as well they have
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some incredible lyricists on this album
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and they all fit the theme of the movie
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which is really set during the 1992
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Insurrection the ri the riot basically
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so a lot of people came into a different
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type of Consciousness during that time
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um it's not only about that but they
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have some heavy hitting songs on this
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album so um we're not going to run
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through every single song
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but it's just to say that thematically
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it all fits together almost perfectly
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like one cohesive project right yeah
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right um it's well balanced because you
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have the I call it I don't know if they
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double-sided it in terms of you get a
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hard copy one side is R&B one side is
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rap it's just literally like that you
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know when you listen to it it's
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literally yeah you know one side is R&B
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one side is hip-hop and like I said it's
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like the perfect balance you know um SS
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like um state of the culture state of
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the culture that that is a standout
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track with John do and D smoke and John
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Doe is spelled modern modern okay modern
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John do
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JX hn dxo yeah yes yeah he threw me for
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a loop with that one but yeah but I know
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what he's trying to do right I get it I
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get it I get it right um by the way I
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should say that you know while it does
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you know bring back memories and give us
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reminders of 1992 it's not it doesn't
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sound old or
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they just stuck to the script of the
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theme of the movie you know mean CU a
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lot of soundtracks you hear they have
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nothing to do with the movie yeah you
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know so this a bunch of songs this is a
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bunch of songs this is not what this is
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yeah and and by the way Tyrese should
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definitely be given a lot of credit his
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his hand is on every single song his uh
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influence and impact is on almost every
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record and it really gives it a dope
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cohesive Vibe um the the music sounds
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organic and it sounds almost like a
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homecooked meal basically right I mean
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when I listen to the album when I hear
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tar SC from black Tha to Tyrese yeah it
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doesn't sound forced right it's it's
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almost like he's a whole another person
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you know I mean like and he's very
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talented like obviously I already knew
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that but I have a newfound respect for
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Tyrese because he not he's not getting
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the credit he deserved for being able to
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jump on that side of the fence you know
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what I mean a lot of people can't do
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that and it sounds good he was nice on
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this album rapping yeah and when he jump
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on the you know on the other side
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singing you know so one some records
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he's he's singing then he raps then he
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does the hook then he goes back to
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rapping he's talented individual c and
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when we interviewed him he was popping
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off at everybody and you know what
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especially the rappers and he can he
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backed it up this album backs that up
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see that's another thing a lot of people
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talk but where's the product at yeah
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definitely definitely and this came out
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right after that interview so he
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definitely he talked to talk and walk
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the walk definitely now what's your
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favorite song on this on this my
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favorite song is pause pause okay so
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that's black tie Snoop Dogg dog pound
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gangster and E40 and and E40 is on there
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too I think E40 is on there is that the
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one uh E40 is gon Put It In Motion okay
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I'm sorry but yeah I like pause I like I
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like I like pause pause p a WS p a WS
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but they mean pause they mean pause
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right right and see that's what I mean
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you see how you take the same meaning
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but you flip it your way you have you
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have you keep you keep your identity you
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know what I mean cuz right now everybody
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uses the same terminology C right well
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what's another word for cap you know
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nobody tries to yeah you know have their
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own terminology or whatever so I like
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the the fact that they spelled it P AWS
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corrupt Shines on this one then again
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right and by the way my favorite song is
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dreamers dreamers okay yeah with with
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Tyrese as black tide corrupt and music
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Soul Child right and that that's a very
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emotional song it really you know makes
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you think a lot about about everything
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pretty much right and also state of the
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culture of cult we got to mention state
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of the culture with John yeah I mean you
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you kind of you said it but like that
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record is a deep record very deep record
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they they talking they talking something
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they take they taking you somewhere you
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know they painting a picture so when
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they like I'm there he's taking me there
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taking me into their world like I'm
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there and I'm a big R&B head and on the
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R&B side of things my favorite record is
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Wildflower wild Wildflower is he he read
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is a cover of New Birth song Wildflower
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and he killed it Tyrese he killed it
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that was dedicated to his mother too
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yeah and this is what I mean how he can
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jump in element after element and change
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his Persona he's Tyrese he's black tie
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and on this record he was Tyrese and
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that was a beautiful cover that's not an
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easy song to do if you listen to New
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Birth um Wildflower that's a incredible
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song to try to recreate and he and he
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nailed it yeah he nailed it um we should
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note that Sky Zoo one of uh one of the
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home town home team uh rappers is on
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this album with with YG and the game and
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the game which is such a crazy mix crazy
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mix of um new he's a New York B you know
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New York artist right but he's rapping
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with two decidedly
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decidedly West Coast gangster rappers
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right I I mean I think that was a
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brilliant idea brilliant collaborations
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and no one was it don't sound forced
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that's what I mean like none of this
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sounds forced like you say why is he on
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that song it doesn't sound right
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it fits perfect yeah everybody sticks to
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the script of what they they like if you
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want to hear an album where someone's
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actually talking about something there's
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Concepts there's subject matter this is
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the album yeah for sure um now the
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second half of the album is mostly
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singing so you have music Soul Child
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October London
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Jr there's Raheem Devon uh cosign and
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all of these are classic R&B records
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right classic R&B so it's not
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autotuned you don't hear the computers
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working on The Voice right it's really
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organic authentic R&B and one of my
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favorites too love language love
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language that's a beautiful record man
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yeah yeah love language I like I
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encourage anybody to listen to this
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whole album through like this is one of
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those albums I can honestly say where
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you don't have to skip anything right
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right like there's no fast forwarding
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none of that and then the other thing is
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like you know we're in a state where
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there a lot of complaining going people
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people always complaining people mad at
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everything they poin fingers at
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individuals they're telling they're
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telling people they're the death of the
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culture the death of R&B the death of
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hipop but at the same time I think it's
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about time that we decide to refocus our
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energy into the projects that are
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actually contri rting to the health of
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the community and the growth and the
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growth right and then supporting those
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artists right and then replicating not
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necessarily exactly but in terms of
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quality right creating that environment
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for others to flourish I agree we we
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should definitely do that like this is
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one of those albums you should get
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behind if you tired to the same old yep
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is Yep this is not what that is you know
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this will take you somewhere music and
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spiritually it definitely take you
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somewhere yeah and Beautiful Pain is
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Tyrese's um full-blown R&B album some of
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the songs are from that and that's a
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double album right now I want to share
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something before we go um when I listen
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to this I can I'm GNA admit something I
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was trying to find a fault yeah with
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this album and I simply couldn't really
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wow because I was expecting I'm going to
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hear the same old nonsense right and and
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and I couldn't find a fault with this
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album like I just couldn't that's what's
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up so if you want lyrics if you want
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music if you want originality if you
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want reality realness um this is
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definitely your album and lyrically I I
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have to say you know lyrically we have
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to continue to back uh you know continue
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to reinforce that you know lyric doesn't
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mean it's it's rippity rity hippity
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hoppity you know what I mean over the
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over the top over top right right it's a
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lot of organic wellth thought out bars
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right and it doesn't hit you in the head
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too hard but it definitely gets you
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thinking right even on the engineering
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side whoever engineered this it sounds
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sonically it's just perfect man like
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they did a hell of a job on this album
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it's clean right dope okay so last thing
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out of um a rating of 10 on a 10 scale
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what do you give it um I'm going to give
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this a nine and a half yeah all right
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I'mma give this a n and a half this
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could Poss possibly be a classic down
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down Aline when it's all said and done
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you're going to realize that was a
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classic I was thinking about it in the
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in the in the and I don't want to
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prematurely say that but it's giv me a
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classic um soundtrack Vibe like you know
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one it's one of those but when you think
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about the the soundtracks of old which
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we don't get anymore right this is
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really right there with it's up there
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Above the Rim you know um what else we
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had um um I don't to go that old but
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Superfly I don't know how
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Superfly who's the man you know what I
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mean um what else um juice did juice
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sounds track it's up there it's right up
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there oh um um boys in the
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hood it's up there yeah you know what I
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mean it's up there with those yeah it's
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up there well shout out to Tyrese shout
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out to the whole production Team all the
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MC's everybody that contributed to the
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1992 soundtrack y'all got a banger and a
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classic there it is yeah
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