Favorite Screw Tape...
Posted: Sat Apr 23, 2016 9:45 pm
I gotta say my all time Classic Screw Tape: Chapter 182: Ridin' Dirty
Side 1 Screwzoo tears up the turntables while the Pimp and Bun B with Grace kill all the instrumentals.
Adjusting to Screws mixes with ease, Pimp gets on on "Live & Die for Hip-Hop" by Kriss Kross and sets the tone of the tape with a playa aggression and this line: "See Ima put it down, we goin nationwide; I'm signed to dem bitches, but on the cool, fuck that JIVE"
Bun B shines throughout the whole session. His OG attitude helps him just fall into each track and ride. Grace definitely isn't outshined either, a solid middleman that adds the playa vibe that keeps the mix smooth.
Side 2 doesn't disappoint either. Taking it to the West Coast, Screw goes from C-Bo, Mac Mall and B Legit to Pac, Snoop and West Side Connection. Robert Davis really shows off his million $$$ hands and UGK keeps it 100% Trill.
Side 1 Screwzoo tears up the turntables while the Pimp and Bun B with Grace kill all the instrumentals.
Adjusting to Screws mixes with ease, Pimp gets on on "Live & Die for Hip-Hop" by Kriss Kross and sets the tone of the tape with a playa aggression and this line: "See Ima put it down, we goin nationwide; I'm signed to dem bitches, but on the cool, fuck that JIVE"
Bun B shines throughout the whole session. His OG attitude helps him just fall into each track and ride. Grace definitely isn't outshined either, a solid middleman that adds the playa vibe that keeps the mix smooth.
Side 2 doesn't disappoint either. Taking it to the West Coast, Screw goes from C-Bo, Mac Mall and B Legit to Pac, Snoop and West Side Connection. Robert Davis really shows off his million $$$ hands and UGK keeps it 100% Trill.