Record Labels: One Of Em's Gotta Go - Death Row, Bad Boy, No Limit, Rocafella
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No LimitI see what's goin on, this must be the who can say the most ridiculous ? thread. I got one, Blinky Blink is the greatest rapper to ever pick up the mic
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No LimitMusic wise? Easy.
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Death RowNo Limit was printing their on money. At the time No Limit artist were getting paid more than artist on Bad Boy and most of the major record companies in the game.
You can really tell when folks started listening to rap music smh. To not understand the impact of the game when No Limit would release music. Most of the time, ? was selling records without having 2 and 3 videos played on TV or having singles played on the radio.
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No LimitSay this out loud.
No Snoop
No Dre
No Pac
No ?
No Chronic
No AEOM
No 7 Day Theory
We lost Dre's production but we just couldn't part with beats by the pound, it was a no win situation
We lost 2pac and his top 5 catalog with 3 classics... But there's a silver lining in that cloud, at least Mr Serve on and Silkk made it to grace us with their off beat flows for all eternity......And that's blessing from the gods. And hey, no pac, lets move forward with a ? who tried with everything in his power to sound like Pac for an entire album at the height of his label's success. Yea, let's do that.
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No LimitKnock_Twice wrote: »No Limit was printing their on money. At the time No Limit artist were getting paid more than artist on Bad Boy and most of the major record companies in the game.
You can really tell when folks started listening to rap music smh. To not understand the impact of the game when No Limit would release music. Most of the time, ? was selling records without having 2 and 3 videos played on TV or having singles played on the radio.
Those albums aged like Barbra Bush tho bruh. -
Are we talking about the music or business? If we're talking about business then yea, P was on his ? .
But MUSIC? NL doesn't even have an album ? with Dogg Food, let alone The Chronic, ? or Pac's albums.
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Death RowKnock_Twice wrote: »No Limit was printing their on money. At the time No Limit artist were getting paid more than artist on Bad Boy and most of the major record companies in the game.
You can really tell when folks started listening to rap music smh. To not understand the impact of the game when No Limit would release music. Most of the time, ? was selling records without having 2 and 3 videos played on TV or having singles played on the radio.
Those albums aged like Barbra Bush tho bruh.
Like ? still pulling up/out and riding around bumping "The Chronic" and "? " dude stop.
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Death Row
well to me, the topic in the first place is vague af, b/c its open too much to personal interpretation
musically, i agree, no limit music is definitely an acquired taste and not all of their catalog has aged well
but then there is the business aspect and they are second to none
now if your position is a perspective that takes both into consideration, then thats one thing, but if people keep spouting ? like "man silkk was wack, etc..." then thats not a complete picture of their impact -
WTF, ? bump ? all the ? time lol All eyez on Me? Killuminati? What?
I'm an east coast ? , I have no bias towards the west or south, but this comparison is ridiculous. -
Death RowPac albums, I give you that.
But, I refuse to believe ? are out here bumping "The Chronic" and "? " nah homie. may be, but I refuse to believe that ? . -
well to me, the topic in the first place is vague af, b/c its open too much to personal interpretation
musically, i agree, no limit music is definitely an acquired taste and not all of their catalog has aged well
but then there is the business aspect and they are second to none
now if your position is a perspective that takes both into consideration, then thats one thing, but if people keep spouting ? like "man silkk was wack, etc..." then thats not a complete picture of their impact
Silk is wack tho lol
The title is "one has to go" , I'm not keepin NL around cuz P was generous with the money for his wack ass artists. I care about the music ? , the music leaving means more to me, Idc that silk made an extra mill in the process lol -
Death Row
well to me, the topic in the first place is vague af, b/c its open too much to personal interpretation
musically, i agree, no limit music is definitely an acquired taste and not all of their catalog has aged well
but then there is the business aspect and they are second to none
now if your position is a perspective that takes both into consideration, then thats one thing, but if people keep spouting ? like "man silkk was wack, etc..." then thats not a complete picture of their impact
Silk is wack tho lol
The title is "one has to go" , I'm not keepin NL around cuz P was generous with the money for his wack ass artists. I care about the music ? , the music leaving means more to me, Idc that silk made an extra mill in the process lol
i can dig it
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No LimitKnock_Twice wrote: »Knock_Twice wrote: »No Limit was printing their on money. At the time No Limit artist were getting paid more than artist on Bad Boy and most of the major record companies in the game.
You can really tell when folks started listening to rap music smh. To not understand the impact of the game when No Limit would release music. Most of the time, ? was selling records without having 2 and 3 videos played on TV or having singles played on the radio.
Those albums aged like Barbra Bush tho bruh.
Like ? still pulling up/out and riding around bumping "The Chronic" and "? " dude stop.
So you mean to tell me ? still out here bumpin skull duggery? Matter of fact, Search any no limit album on the IC and see how much it gets mentioned, search the chronic and ? on the same search bar and see how much they get mentioned..... No limit albums stopped being relevant as soon as the next one dropped. -
Rocafellathis thread was made just to ? on no limit
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No LimitKnock_Twice wrote: »Pac albums, I give you that.
But, I refuse to believe ? are out here bumping "The Chronic" and "? " nah homie. may be, but I refuse to believe that ? .
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Bad Boy? love the Chronic album but hate that drake has Ghost Writers.
How Sway -
No LimitShizlansky wrote: »? love the Chronic album but hate that drake has Ghost Writers.
How Sway
Cuz Dre never hide that he had ghostwriters -
No LimitChillaDaKilla wrote: »this thread was made just to ? on no limit
No limit's business model > No Limit's music.
Put out mostly mediocre to bad work, and move it quick, your run might not be long, but you'll come up fast because you got it all day in a drought. After pac and big died, there was a hole in hip hop(drought) no limit filled the hole til hip hop found another wave to jump on... DMX and the rise of Rocafella along with eminem breaking barriers... Nobody cared about no limit after 1998.
Basically no limit was sellin whip cause it wasn't much good work out here.... P had great timing.I'm bout to pick up where I left off
Like when cuz used to front me that whip
Got it the hell off
Took that ? to the block and went the hell off
it even left a scent in my jeans can't get the smell off
and to move this you gotta be quick cause it'll melt off
and you stuck wit egg nog in a bag and it won't sell off -
Death Rowderp
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Death RowKnock_Twice wrote: »Knock_Twice wrote: »No Limit was printing their on money. At the time No Limit artist were getting paid more than artist on Bad Boy and most of the major record companies in the game.
You can really tell when folks started listening to rap music smh. To not understand the impact of the game when No Limit would release music. Most of the time, ? was selling records without having 2 and 3 videos played on TV or having singles played on the radio.
Those albums aged like Barbra Bush tho bruh.
Like ? still pulling up/out and riding around bumping "The Chronic" and "? " dude stop.
So you mean to tell me ? still out here bumpin skull duggery? Matter of fact, Search any no limit album on the IC and see how much it gets mentioned, search the chronic and ? on the same search bar and see how much they get mentioned..... No limit albums stopped being relevant as soon as the next one dropped.
Come on dude
Mystikal Unpredictable album ran 97 here in the south -
Bad Boy
well to me, the topic in the first place is vague af, b/c its open too much to personal interpretation
musically, i agree, no limit music is definitely an acquired taste and not all of their catalog has aged well
but then there is the business aspect and they are second to none
now if your position is a perspective that takes both into consideration, then thats one thing, but if people keep spouting ? like "man silkk was wack, etc..." then thats not a complete picture of their impact
Silk is wack tho lol
The title is "one has to go" , I'm not keepin NL around cuz P was generous with the money for his wack ass artists. I care about the music ? , the music leaving means more to me, Idc that silk made an extra mill in the process lol
When you gone vote though? -
No LimitKnock_Twice wrote: »Knock_Twice wrote: »Knock_Twice wrote: »No Limit was printing their on money. At the time No Limit artist were getting paid more than artist on Bad Boy and most of the major record companies in the game.
You can really tell when folks started listening to rap music smh. To not understand the impact of the game when No Limit would release music. Most of the time, ? was selling records without having 2 and 3 videos played on TV or having singles played on the radio.
Those albums aged like Barbra Bush tho bruh.
Like ? still pulling up/out and riding around bumping "The Chronic" and "? " dude stop.
So you mean to tell me ? still out here bumpin skull duggery? Matter of fact, Search any no limit album on the IC and see how much it gets mentioned, search the chronic and ? on the same search bar and see how much they get mentioned..... No limit albums stopped being relevant as soon as the next one dropped.
Come on dude
Mystikal Unpredictable album ran 97 here in the south
? and Chronic ran here in the country......Levels.
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No LimitTommy bilfiger wrote: »BOSSExcellence wrote: »Busta Carmichael wrote: »Tommy bilfiger wrote: »Death row easily.Besides the chronic and 7 day theory anything they dropped was utter trash
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Above the rim soundtrack
All Eyez On Me
The thing about all these albums is that they are considered classics!
These others got "great" albums
Rocafella has arguably 3 classics
Bad boy has one or two. And I'm not familiar enough with no limits albums.
But Deathrow got a couple albums in the rolling Stones top 50 of all time
dont forget Dogg Food..
and Doggfather aged pretty gracefully if u ask me..
WAT that album trash get your dickridin ass outta here
i thought so too myself growin up..
and i aint say its a classic.. jus that it sounds better to me now that im older..
cause recently i downloaded snoop's discography and some of them songs pop up on the shuffle when im ridin and them ? go..
but ud probably need a car to understand the feeling..
a nice car wit a nice sound system ridin in some nice weather..
u wouldnt know nothin about that..
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RocafellaI picked the ROC but then I remember Kanye was a Roc member.
My next pick was Bad Boy.
Jail really killed alot of No Limit members careers. C-murder, Mystikal, and MAC. Soulja Slim died and Currensy never really popped until afterwards.
Add on No Limit had clothes, movies, TV shows, all kinds of ? .
