Who Remebers These Dudes Fake Bone Thugs 1 Was A Dyke

[Chitown]

They even said themselves Bone was their influence. Bone was doing it since 92 CC came around in the underground in about 93, that was when Faces OF Death was out. (Bone's first album, under the name B.O.N.E. Enterprise)

CC was just wack to me.

Where you get Do Or Die from? They didn't hit the scene until 96 and even then they wasn't doing shit in the underground like that. You given these dudes way too much credit.

I've have never heard them say Bone was their influence (not doubting your statement I've just never heard it). Admittedly though I didn't hear anything from Bone until Thuggish Ruggish Bone hit here in what the summer of 94-95? The second version of Crucial Conflict was started in 1994 thats the one thats around now. That wasn't the original group. Wildstyle and Kilo are two of the original members of Crucial Conflict.

As far as the Do-Or-Die thing I don't know what part of the city you're from but I'm on the west side and I heard DoD and CC years before I heard Bone. They blew up with Po Pimp but I had heard and had tapes of them a long time before that. All these dudes hung out in K-Town all the time which is probably why I heard them a lot sooner.

Weird incident not really related to what we're talking about but I remember this dude getting shot in front of the crib and seeing those cats (Crucial Conflict) who were chilling on the block come and check dude out to see if he was O.K

And just for the record I'm not stating that these dudes are great or the best just saying I heard them years before I heard Bone.

 

[Chitown]

???? Nope because when CC got hot they did an interview on MTV in 96 and they said they had only been together for about a year(so they earliest would be 95).

Bone been around since 94 CC came around 96 same as Do or Die

Twista been around the longest dude was rappin on the l-train

in any case all those groups are now garbage. Twista better what himself his last two album ain't been nuthin but stuff that appeals to girls.

Kanye might want to do better next time around too. Graduation sounded like a stretch album. Still decent but he could have added more.

Yes the second version of Crucial Conflict. I'm speaking of the very first version. Wildstyle and Kilo was shorties I know what I'm talking about fam they were on the cover with towel coats and shit I wish I could find that old shit to show you.

 

[Chitown]

This is the closet shit I can find that tells what I'm speaking of. That earlier shit was so underground there probably isn't any info of them on the net about it.

Born and raised on the west side of Chicago, the current members of Crucial Conflict are given props as some of the best rappers in their region, yet they actually only formed the present-day group just about 2 years ago in early 1994. In fact the, the initial members, Wildstyle and Kilo, hooked up with two other rappers through local events called KTM parties (for K-Town; a nickname for a westside hood so named for the numerous streets beginning with "K") where the best headz got tog ether to freestyle. A mutual friend when suggested the name Crucial Conflict to reflect the turbulent situations of survival in their area.

Once titled, Crucial Conflict went on to win a series of local talent contests hands down. Yet because of the young ages of two of the original members, Kilo and Wildstyle decided to look for other "cold" (Chicago-speak for "dope") rappers. And they found them in Never (an acronym for Never Ending Violent Emotional Rage) and Coldhard (which stands for Courageous O ne Lord Delivering Hard Ass Rhymes Destructively) whose rap basically preceded them. With that, the current group was born, and they began to develop their skills under their guru Terell Harris (aka Shorty Capone) and his production company, Raw Dope Pro ductions.

http://www.sing365.com/music/lyric.nsf/Crucial-Conflict-Biography/B9AFA9417242119948256C290007C25C

 

[freaky_1]

GtFo, you contradicting azz Stan.

Dude were you in chicago? If so you would know they were literally not playing Common music at this time, It may have been getting play in NY or other places but chicago wasn't hearing it. Some songs, but not the level this stuff got played.

I did not once contradict myself. I acknowledged his point but added to it. So you shut the fuck up.

 

[freaky_1]

I've have never heard them say Bone was their influence (not doubting your statement I've just never heard it). Admittedly though I didn't hear anything from Bone until Thuggish Ruggish Bone hit here in what the summer of 94-95? The second version of Crucial Conflict was started in 1994 thats the one thats around now. That wasn't the original group. Wildstyle and Kilo are two of the original members of Crucial Conflict.

As far as the Do-Or-Die thing I don't know what part of the city you're from but I'm on the west side and I heard DoD and CC years before I heard Bone. They blew up with Po Pimp but I had heard and had tapes of them a long time before that. All these dudes hung out in K-Town all the time which is probably why I heard them a lot sooner.

Weird incident not really related to what we're talking about but I remember this dude getting shot in front of the crib and seeing those cats (Crucial Conflict) who were chilling on the block come and check dude out to see if he was O.K

And just for the record I'm not stating that these dudes are great or the best just saying I heard them years before I heard Bone.

Ok you're a westsider so i see how you could say that. I'm a south sider and we didn't hear of them until they got with rap-a-lot.

So we can agree on that. I give you that point. Thuggish Ruggish Bone came out in 94. But Faces of Death came out in the underground in 93. And yeah i did see an interview where they said that. It was on channel 19 cable access.

 

[freaky_1]

Ok you're a westsider so i see how you could say that. I'm a south sider and we didn't hear of them until they got with rap-a-lot.

So we can agree on that. I give you that point. Thuggish Ruggish Bone came out in 94. But Faces of Death came out in the underground in 93. And yeah i did see an interview where they said that. It was on channel 19 cable access.

Either way I thought they were wack

 

[freaky_1]

It would be funny if those kats lurked on this board & caught your fake azz disrespectin'.

Nigga fuck you, who the fuck are you? You calling me a stan and you're sucking them off like they pay you or some shit? Get the fuck outta here with that. Them niggas fucked themselves over with fab 5 freddy and he blackballed they stupid asses.

So fuck them and fuck you for even coming at me like you hard you fuckin e-thuggin as bitch.

Don't you got a 50 Cent record you need to beat off too while you're looking at his half naked poster or some shit? Buy a ticket off my nuts

 

[Chitown]

Ok you're a westsider so i see how you could say that. I'm a south sider and we didn't hear of them until they got with rap-a-lot.

So we can agree on that. I give you that point. Thuggish Ruggish Bone came out in 94. But Faces of Death came out in the underground in 93. And yeah i did see an interview where they said that. It was on channel 19 cable access.

I've never heard anything from faces of death. Do you have it? I collect artist old shit and I like to see the progrssion they've made over the years.

 

[freaky_1]

I've never heard anything from faces of death. Do you have it? I collect artist old shit and I like to see the progression they've made over the years.

Yeah I have it in MP3 format. I'll upload it tomorrow. I'll make a thread

 

[Chitown]

Yeah I have it in MP3 format. I'll upload it tomorrow. I'll make a thread

Cool...Cool For the record I'd like to state that I didn't like most of the "Chicago sound" explosion either I thought the shit was extra corny and unoriginal but I supported the artist because if Chicago is ever going to blow we have to unite and show love for one another. I was still rhyming myself back then

Back then I was into Wu-tang, Redman, Gangstar, Gheto Boys, Lords of The Underground, Early Spice 1, Souls of Mischief ect...

 

[furlough]

Nigga fuck you, who the fuck are you? You calling me a stan and you're sucking them off like they pay you or some shit? Get the fuck outta here with that. Them niggas fucked themselves over with fab 5 freddy and he blackballed they stupid asses.

So fuck them and fuck you for even coming at me like you hard you fuckin e-thuggin as bitch.

Don't you got a 50 Cent record you need to beat off too while you're looking at his half naked poster or some shit? Buy a ticket off my nuts

FJP, is that you? Matter of fact, wasn't it you who sent FJP copies of your wife's music begging him for a Def Jam plug? You're a fraud...a run before you crawl ass n!gga. Get your skills up first playa and the sh!t shops itself.

 

[LeftyLuchini]

That joint "Hay" was that fyah mainly because of that ill azz Funkadelic sample.

One couldn't phuck up on that track even if they tried.

cosign..
when i first heard this song it took me back to when i was a shorty.
my pops would be out on the front porch gettin nice with his boys,
playin the original song "i'll stay" over and over.

I still feel its one of the funkiest joints George Clinton ever created..





www.rkellyisguilty.com

 

[BabyLeg]

The BOX

I called that shit aint never got my video played till later on that day....when i went to sleep.

 

[freaky_1]

FJP, is that you? Matter of fact, wasn't it you who sent FJP copies of your wife's music begging him for a Def Jam plug? You're a fraud...a run before you crawl ass n!gga. Get your skills up first playa and the sh!t shops itself.

Actaully he was asking me about coming over there. Dude, get off my nuts. If someone at DJ was coming to you with positve feedback on what you were doing, you'd jump at it too.

Ehat does that have to do with CC being wack? Nothing, you just mad 50 Cent lost to Kanye and still can't see that he had a good month anyway.

And for the record, your last suggestion is exactly what we're doing. I appreciate your comment though.

 

[??????]

Growin up in the CHI, Crucial Conflict was the shit at one point; I can't even front! Listen to Ghetto Queen by them and R. Kelly. Mad females was open off that shit. 2 Bogus by them and 3-6 Mafia was hot too!

I've always been a fan of Do or Die though.

Where my Chitown folks at?! Remember Psychodrama??

Psychodrama was crazy. I was really pulling for them to blow up.

everyone in chicago knows "I think im ready to get my pimp on"

I dont know what happend, but they shouldve blown up.

 

[Madfish]

Trying to download this off Ares as we speak...