Showing posts with label Da 9ers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Da 9ers. Show all posts

Monday, March 9, 2026

Commercial #2,748: #LouisianaRapVaultChallenge, Day 1,317



FTLD'z Commercial Series #26:
#LouisianaRapVaultChallenge:
Day 1,317: March 9, 2026

Frankie's 26th commercial series & 2,259th day in a row of releasing a commercial!

Starting August 1, 2022, Frankie's promotin' & showin' luv to damn-near every underground, Louisiana rap release from 1983 - 2013! Watch as a total of 23,701 intros, outros, skits, tracks (you name it!) are played from now till June 21, 2087; that's somethin' diff'rent every day!

This series will go on from August 1, 2022 - June 21, 2087. How much do you know about Louisiana's underground?

Music Playing
Da 9er's "Goose Thang" (1996)

#Da9ers #BatonRougeLARap #Louisiana #LouisianaLA #LouisianaRap #LouisianaLARap #225 #225Rap #NewOrleans #NewOrleansLA #NewOrleansRap #NewOrleansLARap

Thursday, March 4, 2021

Commercial #886: #90sLouisianaRapChallenge, Day 63



FTLD'z Commercial Series #16:
#90sLouisianaRapChallenge:
Day 63: March 4, 2021

Frankie's 16th commercial series; he's showin' luv to damn-near ev'ry release from Louisiana, durin' tha '90s! While most appearances will be from tha undaground, a few mainstream ones may appear, at times.

This series will go on from January 1, 2021 - June 30, 2021; 181 battles!

Releases:
Joe Blakk It Ain't Where Ya From (1993)
vs.
Da 9ers Hustler (1996)

Music Playing:
Joe Blakk "It Ain't Where Ya From" (1993)
Da 9ers "Everyday Weed Head" (1996)

#LouisianaRap #BatonRougeRap #NewOrleansRap #225Rap #504Rap #LARap

Monday, February 22, 2021

Teaser #36: #90sLouisianaRapChallenge Commercial Series (Month 3)



Bonus teaser for Frankie's 16th commercial series, as he shows luv to damn-near ev'ry release from Louisiana, durin' tha '90s! While most appearances will be from tha undaground, a few mainstream ones may appear, at times.

This series continues on March 1, 2021 & still goes until June 30, 2021; March's appearances include:
• (Compilation CD) I'm In The Game
• 5-Deuce Organized Kriminalz (1998)
• A.K. 'Bout That Drama (1997)
• A.S.P. Judgment Day (1997)
• B-32 I Need A Bag Of Dope (1993)
• Baddfellaz Dead Presidents (1998)
• BlaXuede Dey Don't Kno (1999)
• Bosco Pooh Crooked Cops In New Orleans (1995)
• C.M.N. Bulletproof Vest (1998)
• Chill Dawg Serve'n Yo World (1996)
• D.D.T. Full Time Gamin' (1999)
• Da 9ers Hustler (1996)
• Da Rangaz All Night Flightaz (1998)
• Death Possessed By Tha Ouija Board (1993)
• Devious All The Devious Things I Did (1998)
• Dirty Red & Lil' Bay Tryin' To Get In (1995)
• Disturbed Young Hustlaz Homiez N My Head (1998)
• DJ Jubilee & The Cartoon Crew DJ Jubilee & The Cartoon Crew (1996)
• DJ Lil' Daddy, Vol. 1 feat. Tha A-Team Marked 4 Death (1997)
• Dolamite Ruff-N-Da Ghetto (1997)
• E.M.C. How Canna Brotha Flo (1996)
• EWV True Soldiers (1997)
• Fila Phil Tha Hustla Returns (1997)
• Filthy 'Til I Get There (1999)
• Fire On The Bayou Respect My Mind (1999)
• G"sta" & Casual T World Of Syn (1997)
• Gambino Family Ghetto Organized (1998)
• Geto Drama So Much Drama (1999)
• Ghetto Twiinz Surrounded By Criminals (1995)
• G-Slimm Fours, Deuces & Trays (1994)
• Hype Records Hype Enough Records (Limited Edition) (1999)
• Infinity Records Infinity Records Compilation, Vol. I (1999)
• Joe Blakk It Ain't Where Ya From (1993)
• Lil' Goldie Act A Donkey On A (1997)
• Lil' Runt Da Chosen One (1997)
• Lil' Soulja Flo$$in' (1999)
• Lower Level Organization Wanted By Five-O, Feared By Most (1992)
• M.C. Spade You Betta Reconize (1996)
• M.C. Spud Undertaker (1996)
• Magnolia Slim Soulja Fa Lyfe (1994)
• Marvelous & Peaches Wobble On Da Stick (1999)
• MC Thick Now Whatcha Think (1996)
• Mia X Mommie Dearest (1994)
• Mr. Wicked Mr. Wicked (1999)
• Ms. Tee Having Things (1995)
• Murder Inc. Let's Die 2-Gether (1997)
• Naughty Da Wild Boy Get Yo Wild On!!! (1998)
• Point Look Out Records Point Of No Return (1999)
• Prime Time Duck Tape'n (1998)
• R.C.U. Dope Man's Child (1993)
• Recon Makin' Moves (1999)
• S.A.C. Mafia Socca Ballin' (1998)
• S.A.W. (Soldierz At War) Soldierz At War (1999)
• Silky Bouncing In A 6-Tray (1994)
• Smoke-A-Lot Nola Soldier (1998)
• South Coast Shorty The Hot Girl (1997)
• The Notorious Outlaw Jako James feat. The James Gang Fully Automatic (1997)
• Threat Drama Az Usual (1997)
• Underground 1 Murder In Da First (1996)
• Warren Mays & Da Posse Ain't No Stoppin' Us Now (See Me When I Get There) (1999)
• X-Mob Ghetto Mail (1995)
• X-Mob Paper Chasing (1997)

Thursday, September 29, 2016

Review #1,554: Da 9er's "Hustler EP"

Reviewed on 9.29.2016 (Review #1,554)


Here comes anotha review for ya! Da 9er’s Hustler EP, released in 1996 on BUF Records! Start Time: 4:51 PM | End Time: 5:16 PM


Disclaimer: I rate each song from 1.0 – 5.0; each rating iz my own opinion! I only please myself wit my ratings! I don’t care how lyrical you are, as long as it’s jammin’ enough for me to like it! I look for beats, then vocals, and then lyrics. To determine my favorites, I will differ tha 4.0 ratings. If a song gets at least a 4.0 rating from me, I love it already. If at least a 4.6 rating, I pretty much really love it, as it’s considered mindblowin’ when I hear it! Any song can earn up to a maximum of a 5.0 rating. Anything I type before “ >>> “ iz what I’m sayin’ before I listen to tha song; anything after I type “ >>> “ iz what I think of tha song while I’m listening to it. If you sound like anything too mainstream for me, have auto-tune in your vocals, or talk about nothin’ but money and hoes (which I consider ‘typical’ topics), I’m not buyin’ it!

© 2016 CD Review (Review #1,554) reviewed on 9.29.2016 by FrankieThaLuckyDog.

Link To CD: N/A


01. “Hustlers”
>>> Bounce vibe in tha vocals, here, even tho tha beat’s kinda plain with some samples… “My name iz Soulja Slim;” this ain’t tha “Soulja Slim” we know, do we? I ain’t read anythang about it… Either way, definitely diggin’ tha rhymes and tha beat y’all samplin’, here! My Rating: 4.2


02. “Goose Thang”
! >>> Feelin’ tha G-Funk beat start with those female vocals in tha background… Hearin’ tha hook and it’s pretty nice. Thought this would be a gangsta-like track but it’s soundin’ bounce-y… Hearin’ tha 1st verse and it’s pretty crazy and consistent on tha rhymes, bounce style… And, tha 2nd verse’s soundin’ nice, too… And, tha rest of this held it down, too… My Rating: 4.0


03. “P-Poppers”
>>> Beat sounds old-like, like “Paid In Full” or somethin’… Hearin’ tha hook and it ain’t too bad; this could prolly use a bounce vibe… Hearin’ tha 1st verse and tha beat’s still a lil’ plain ta rap on… Tha rappin’ good but it ain’t tha best from what I’ve heard, on this tape… Tha 2nd verse soundin’ a lil’ betta, here, keepin’ it southern… My Rating: 3.6


04. “Chronic (Pt. 1)”
A longer track… >>> Even sappier with tha beat, here, with a blues singer in tha beginning? I like that it’s about “chronic” and gettin’ “higher,” but I’m not feelin’ this vibe at all! My Rating: 2.1


05. “Everyday Weed Head”
Can it be normal, this time?? >>> Sounds much betta with tha vocal flow and tha beginning… Tha beat start with tha hi-hats got me excited fa somethin’ but it’s just a regular bounce vibe, here… Hearin’ tha 1st verse and it ain’t too bad… I’ono why, but I thought that rhymed nicely: “Smokin’ dat herb from dat 3rd.” I’m diggin’ how tha near-end sounds like a “weed” anthem, fa sho! “I’mma keep smokin’ weed until tha day I die! ’96 to ’97, ’98 to ’99;” just tha ‘90s, lol? My Rating: 4.4


½time: A nice lil’ undaground release, with tha exception of #04… I’m diggin’ how y’all comin’ through with tha bounce vibes, even tho I expected more G-shit… It’s still gangsta, but more in tha beats than bounce… A 3.7-rated tape, so far…; let’s see what’s next!


06. “Goose Thang (Radio)”
Ain’t even realize it was a radio edit while I was writin’ tha ½time… See #2 fa tha review!


07. “P-Poppers (Radio)”
See #3 fa tha review!


08. “Hustlers”
Just a repeat song, clean or not? See #1 fa tha review!


09. “Chronic (Pt. 2)”
I can’t imagine… >>> Ugh…! Ta me, this an interlude, but because of tha singin’, I count it as a track… I like that y’all were “smokin’ when tha school bell rang,” tho. Was gonna get inta this more toward tha end but when it got to “Mary Had A Little Lamb” and “Jack & Jill,” I was thinkin’, “Fuck this!” My Rating: 2.4


10. “Everyday Weed Head”
Here we are, again… See #5 fa tha review!


Overall: Ended much quicker than I expected… A few repeat songs and radio edits ta make this shorter… Anyway, great job fa a lil’ bounce release, despite me not feelin’ those “Chronic” tracks/interludes… I thought this was gon be more gangsta in tha beats, but it’s still not bad… Still, tha “Chronic” shit knocked down tha CD rating 6/10’s of a point!!


Rankings:

06.       “Chronic (Pt. 1)” 2.1
05.       “Chronic (Pt. 2)” 2.4
04.       “P-Poppers” 3.6
03.   “Goose Thang” 4.0
02.   “Hustlers” 4.2
01.   “Everyday Weed Head” 4.4


Average CD Rating Review:

Total Score:                      20.7
Total Songs:                      / 06
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Average CD Rating: 3.5

Sunday, February 5, 2012

Radio Shift #75: "Tha Louisiana Pit" (Category 1: '90s Edition) :: Playlist Of 2.04.2012




Radio Shift #75: "Tha Louisiana Pit" (Category 1: '90s Edition) :: Playlist Of 2.04.2012

(This iz tha order I played each song, not personal rank)
01. DJ Jubilee Feat. Take Fo "Get Away Driver" (1999)
02. Sporty-T "Excercise" (1994)
03. Jako James "NBK (Screwed)" (1994)
04. Gambino Family "U Neva Know" (1998)
05. Murdafeen "Gotta Get The $$$$$$$" (1999)
06. Born Suspect "Funksta" (1996)
07. Pimp Daddy "God Bless Tha Dead" (1994)
08. Tre-8 "Soldiers N Killers" (1995)
09. Females In Charge "Where's My Trick" (1992)
10. Tim Smooth "I Gotsta Have It" (1991)
11. DM Space "Advisory" (1995)
12. Fila Phil "Home Of The Killers" (1996)
13. Graveyard Soldjas "211" (1996)
14. Death "Night Demon" (1993)
15. Ceaser "Oneday" (1995)
16. Ms. Tee "Smokin' Urb (Free Your Mind)" (1996)
17. ScrEEchin' Crawfish: Skull Duggery Freestyle
18. Illusion Feat. Peaches "Gumbo" (1998)
19. Young Bleed Feat. Max Minelli "Lil' Poppa Got A Brand New Bag" (1998)
20. Ice Mike "Johnny" (1992)
21. Ice Gold "Criminals" (1999)
Interview: Lil' Ruthless (Ruthless Juveniles) Interview by FrankieThaLuckyDog
22. Ruthless Juveniles "Same Thing Make U Laugh" (1997)
23. Desire Slim "Seeing Visions" (1998)
24. PxMxWx "Alphabet B***hes II (Backwards Z To A)" (1994)
25. 2 Blakk "The Game" (1995)
26. U.N.L.V. "6th & Baronne" (1993)
27. Doobie Smoov "Breakdown" (1996)
28. Da 9er's "Goose Thang" (1996)
29. C-Loc, Growl Nitty & J-Von "Candy & Cream" (1998)
30. MC Thick "Portrait Of A Fiend" (1993)
31. Low-Down "Tales Of Da South" (1997)
32. L.O.C. "Dreamsellaz" (1998)

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