@@joshua_1978 hell ya i love old school underground Memphis Rap. I live in Chicago and our music is starting to pop off but then when someone starts to get big they get shot and killed. R.I.P Dooski, EBE Bandz, Scrapp, just to name a few super underrated Chicago rappers that are no longer with us as of lately that were pumping out heat and were just warming up. I literally grew up on old school Three 6 Mafia and a bunch of those underground Memphis rappers that no one heard of lol. Lil Noid, Playa Fly (The version of him high as fuck on cocaine way better music, early days like Lil Fly and Playa Possse days. Tommy Wright is a fucking beast at spitting i dont care what anyone says. Lil Gin shake Junt tape was such a fucking hit and still is to this day. I can put on Lil Gin Shake Junt at the bar to this day and everyone will vibe out with that shit. I dot really care for the new Memphis Rap scene all that much but from like 90-92. 97-98 maybe some 99 but not much at all. That shit was fire it was so hard for me to be able to get all these full Old school Juicy J, lord Infamous, DJ Paul mix tapes pre Mystic Sytlez and some other projects after Mystic Stylez that were printed very limited. Though i Had literally almost every Old school Memphis Tape on Digital. It was so hard to get all the track lists and you'd be missing like one song from a tape. I had for sure everything that Anyone under Three 6 Mafia or associated with them at at all underground tapes and all their cd's that were released obviously on actual CD Mystic Sylez and up. My friends were thoroughly impressed with how i had my library and i had the album covers to all the tapes and had them in right order they were on on tape side a side b. Shit took me literally i don't even want to know how long it took me to do that. That computer took a shit on me and i lost everything. Now a days its so easy i can literally get all the tapes i had probably plus some i couldn't get or no one knew they were out. The only thing is that i had actually spent time not remastering the old Tapes but i made them sound 100 times better then they did originally.
@@BlaZ3D123 funny thing is I grew up listening to Adrenaline Rush, Mobstability, and Picture This so I love the Windy City music from back then. Legendary Traxster hooked it up on the beats. I found Three 6 Mafia because Twista was on that Smoked Out joint with them. And my love for Memphis horrorcore just grew from there. Gritty and lo-fi yet ethereal and dreamy sounds.
@@joshua_1978 Ya bro i as well grew up on Adrenaline Rush and all of Twista and Do Or Die, if you wanted to fuck a a bitch you put on some Do or Die and you were getting layed especially Do You, Pimp Like Me, etc. There is really good OG chicago rap that is ver un heard of unless you live here. Crucial Confilict was always a dope group and im pretty usure they were Chicago. I starting loving horrorcore when i was like 13 14 i'm 28 now. Most people hated that shit but i also knew just as many people who loved it. Alot of Evil Pimp and Krucifix Klan is fire ass Memphis music and fyi Krucifix Klan is all just Evil Pimp rapping under like 5 alter egos hes nuts, he raps as a women Lady Dead i believe, and Stan Da Man which is like a younger person dude is crazy talented plus he made most of his own beats he did everything including production solo he was just crazy into music.
