LET THE RHYTHM HIT 'EM / ERIC B & RAKIM / THE 5 MIC DISSECTION / THE SOURCE MAGAZINE

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EATS, BEATS & RHYMES PRESENTS:
ERIC B. & RAKIM
LET THE RHYTHM HIT 'EM
DID IT DESERVE 5 MICS???
THE 5 MIC DISSECTION
The show that takes THE SOURCE MAGAZINE'S 5 MIC RATED ALBUMS and dissects how they came about calling these albums "Classics" upon release.
1. SINGLES - "LET THE RHYTHM HIT 'EM" / "IN THE GHETTO" / "MAHOGANY"
2. LYRICS - "RUN FOR COVER"
3. PRODUCTION - "RUN FOR COVER" / "KEEP 'EM EAGER TO LISTEN"
4. SKIP FACTOR - "ERIC B. MADE MY DAY" / "SET 'EM STRAIGHT" / "UNTOUCHABLES"
5. DID IT AGE WELL?
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6 окт 2024

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@djscan9962 4 месяца назад

Good episode.

@99attributez39 4 месяца назад

Best album EVER

@brooklyn_geek 4 месяца назад

Anyone who doesn't recognize that this is UNDOUBTEDLY a 5 mic album is bugging and likely wasn't listening to it when it was actually out...I remember this was one of those albums that you had to press people to return it if you lent it to em...production and rhymes are probably the strongest album wide of all of their albums...name a weak song on it? Mahogany...Ghetto...Run for Cover and the title track has lyrics I STILL put up against anyone's in rap to this day...I definitely have this on my all time top rap albums...had no idea it had 5 mics and YES they got it right

@mathematicalfacts1439 3 месяца назад

Rakim flow never got old. His style is his style. His flow goes with whatever beat he raps on. That's what makes Rakim, Rakim. He never use the same cadence like some rappers do. His vocals was like an instrument. Large Pro helped a lot on the production on that album.

@EatsBeatsandRhymes 3 месяца назад

I've heard that same "rumor" about Large Pro and a lot of his "ghost production"

@VACAYJAYTV 3 месяца назад

Kings I Love this! I grew up in these times. Rakim is my favorite emcee of all times. As a DJ/Producer in that time period I love was a dope time. This transparent breakdown is dope!! Ya’ll got a new sub. Keep doing ya thing! Salute 🫡 🔥🔥💯

@EatsBeatsandRhymes 3 месяца назад

@VACAYJAYTV Appreciate you homie!

@H2oward3 2 месяца назад

Appreciate you! Thank you for checking us out

@stevebethea4274 4 месяца назад

What Ya'll fail to understand. Is Rakim is doing the Most High work, not man's work .big difference alot of us is doing their human master work.

@reggiemunch Месяц назад

Yes...this is the album that solidified Ra taking lyricism to the acme. People let's remember the timing. We must know eras to determine our response.

@des1591 3 месяца назад

'No Omega' is one of the best Rakim Lyrical masterpieces. A lot of Rakim's music goes over peoples heads. The sample used in the record is James Brown 'Gotta have a Mother for Me'. Sample is sick give the record a listen. If you skip No Omega I doubt if you understand what it means to be a lyrical on a record. Rakim raps for like 90 bars straight with no hook. It's not a club record. It's a ferocious, fierce battle record. Facts you missed in your discussion: Paul C produced 'run for cover' and 'in the ghetto'. He died and Large professor took over the production on those records. Large was an understudy of Paul C. You have to remember, this is 1990. The discussion seems to bounce back and forth from a classic album in 1990 and a classic album of 2024.

@EatsBeatsandRhymes 3 месяца назад

@des1591 I'm loving your knowledge about this album bro. You should join us in the chat room on Monday nights when we go LIVE

@goldiesob 3 месяца назад

This Album gave birth to the Dark Beats boom bap slow flow sound that came after in 91, 92, 93,94 and so on in 87,88, mostly James b samples were being used 89ish 90, 91 jazz sample beats were popular. Game changer y’all bugging out

@99attributez39 4 месяца назад

Anybody that said no has no credibility or understanding

@jerkface757 3 месяца назад

Eric B & Rakim -vs- GANG STARR

@EatsBeatsandRhymes 3 месяца назад

@jerkface757 WHOA!!! Which albums were you thinking? This could be a good one

@djscan9962 4 месяца назад

Boriqua Czjack or Papi Czjack

@edellis2960 4 месяца назад

Nobody listens to RAKIM 🤔 for Eric B FACTOR$ IF EVER in a room full of DJs I'M SURE HE WOULDN'T MOVE his SCRATCHING I$ AVERAGE at be$t

@JayRiley-c2w 4 месяца назад

One thing i haven’t heard anyone speak on is this album is their last one? if I’m not correct. And during this time they were having issues as a group because they broke up afterwards So i feel like it was a forced creation if you having issues with someone after all yall success together and now your being told your under contract go make another classic That’s hard to do the energy isn’t the same as Paid In Full But RAKIM is timeless and was the Master of his time so many were inspired