0:00 - Intro 2:10 - Deep In The Woods 5:18 - Reality Got A Hand On Me 9:56 - Don't Forget To Grab Your Mask 13:17 - Interlude 15:20 - Westwood Killaz 17:34 - Just Want To Know 21:34 - Lay It Down 23:48 - Outro 25:47 - Suffer 28:59 - Devil Shyt 33:14 - Black Magic 38:43 - Grab My Mask 42:56 - No Matter Whatever
Grim Reality deadass sent chills down my spine, the lyrics, the beat and the faint screams in the background make it definitely make one of the more disturbing songs (and no I do not believe in the BS rap sigil theory, The screams are most likely from a snuff film or horror film.)
@@PorkysPorky lol yeah grimms sampling really gives this album its charm (if you want to call it that). grimm is a great producer and definetely contributed a big part of this album's reputation
I don’t really disagree with the rap sigil theory but it’s not like I think this album is creepy because of a murder its the unique production. But I’d be lying if I said I didn’t come to this from that theory.
man i keep coming back to this constantly, out of all the memphis tapes I've heard...there's a certain vibe that I've never heard in any other memphis tapes. I've heard everything, have a 200gb folder of ripped cassettes on my PC downloaded from blogspot back in the day. And there's something about this tape that has stuck with me ever since I first heard it. Especially "Don't forget to grab your mask". And these dudes were 14-16 at the time of recording this shit, that goes to show how fucked up memphis was in terms of violence, and shows where this evil sounds came from. Memphis was like living in hell to these artists, don't go outside past dark
@@MinecraftsDarkest1 This was back in 2011 when i discovered SGP, RVIDXR KLVN, UGLY MANE, and all dem. Ill try find you a link to a discography of underground tapes if i can find it, ill look around for you
Yeah I liked these Children of the Corn albums, Graveyard Productions, Lil Grim albums too, also Criminal Mafia, Truma Centre Killaz and more, I love there style. I just wish I didn’t lose all my Memphis tapes, backed up on HD, really miss some, some I’m not to fussed about
The satanic stuff came from the fact the south was religious, including the rappers themselves. Anything bad like violence sex or drugs was considered satanic thats why they talked that way in early memphis music. Memphis was bad but not as bad as other places. The south was deeply Christian, just having a drink meant you had "demons". Most of the rappers were literally Christian.
@@wwe0004 He did a show wit LIL UGLY MANE for a Halloween show 2 or 3 years back, Tommy actually contacted him on facebook publicly and gave him his phone number in the post to Ugly manes page lmfao, i can only imagine the amount of phone calls he got cos ppl in the comments were going fuckin crazy. Ugly replied and told him to contact him through email and told his fans they better not be disrespecting a legend by not calling Tommy and blowing up his phone line lol , video of the show on youtube but it's not the full footage at all only like a few mins, unfortunately I'm not from US cos most show I can't go to any of the shows of the underground Memphis artists I like cos they keep it in US. If you ever book Tommy can you please film it and put the full show on youtube?
@@blank7618 its about something you prolly wouldn't understand but pretty much was how they did this type of horrorcore ad give the song its "demonic" and horror sounds. But by also rapping in the same room as the body. Theres a vid about this lmk if you need the link
@@jacobrangel2602 they’re rappin bout how dangerous Memphis was in the 90s. @ted the commenter explained the history in a reply to a comment on this video if you’re interested in really learnin bout the culture.
