July 30, 201511 yr So I guess you want be at the Warrant concert in New Albany in a few weeks? LOL I am not going to see Warrant but Puddle of Mudd will be there and I wouldn't mind seeing them. Good luck. Puddle of mudd's lead singer was just arrested again last week.
July 30, 201511 yr Good luck. Puddle of mudd's lead singer was just arrested again last week. Oh great, wonder what the nut did this time?
August 1, 201511 yr Nah. Hennessy was the 1994ish time frame. Pass me the 8-Ball, Clizzy My wife, girlfriend at the time bonehead a 22oz OE in Myrtle Beach. She passed out on the beach not long after.
August 1, 201511 yr Not gonna lie. In my early 20s I drank lots of malt liquor trying to fulfill my inner gangsta rap fantasies. It didn't usually end well. That Steel Reserve stuff is dangerous.
August 1, 201511 yr I started to jump to trump you on this, but you're probably correct as I only became aware, but still early on, through a Rolling Stone Magazine review for "Straight Outta Compton" that peaked my interest making me run out to buy it. I must admit that I got a kick out of being the first to turn on a couple of black co-workers to it as if I was so on top of things. They actually were a bit puzzled how I was on to it before they were. I still crack up remembering one of my black co-worker friends rolling his eyes at me when I sang along in the car on our lunch break as if to say "Give me a break dude, like it's all wrong coming out of your mouth". He no doubt was right as I'm sure that I looked and sounded pretty silly. The "NWA and The Posse" record was two full years before "Straight Outta Compton," although the two records carried common songs, such as "8-Ball" and "Boyz In Da Hood," as well as the classic "Dope Man." SOC just updated earlier versions. I am disappointed we didn't get an updated version of "Fat Girl."
August 1, 201511 yr Not gonna lie. In my early 20s I drank lots of malt liquor trying to fulfill my inner gangsta rap fantasies. It didn't usually end well. That Steel Reserve stuff is dangerous. We drank malt liquor because it was cheaper & stronger. Country Club, I believe.
August 1, 201511 yr We drank malt liquor because it was cheaper & stronger. Country Club, I believe. Used to be able to go to some stores in the hood in BG and get 8-Ball or St. Ides in 64oz. bottles. I don't remember many details, for some reason.
August 5, 201511 yr And we get it too, some white suburban dudes like to pretend they are bangers on line to mug like they are hip. Duly noted. Send the Blu-ray to me for Kwanza please. Sure. Would you like it in wrapped in a white sheet with eye holes punched out? You didn't have to live the life to appreciate the music. I remember listening to Run-DMC, Whoudini and Kool Moe Dee and seeing music differently too. But I guess us white boys are posers for listening to rap. I also listened to hair metal and never let my hair get below my collar or ears.
August 5, 201511 yr Looking forward to it. NWA was and wasn't during my time. 90's child, but Snoop, Dre, Tupac and Biggie are what got me hooked. I love, loving all music.
August 6, 201511 yr Good luck. Puddle of mudd's lead singer was just arrested again last week. Looks like he DUI'ed again.
August 6, 201511 yr Sure. Would you like it in wrapped in a white sheet with eye holes punched out? You didn't have to live the life to appreciate the music. I remember listening to Run-DMC, Whoudini and Kool Moe Dee and seeing music differently too. But I guess us white boys are posers for listening to rap. I also listened to hair metal and never let my hair get below my collar or ears. I had this one turned up way loud on my car stereo back in the day, love this tune.
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