Commercial #954: #90sLouisianaRapChallenge, Day 131

FTLD'z Commercial Series #16:
#90sLouisianaRapChallenge:
Day 131: May 11, 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:
Big Daddie & Bossman Big Daddie & Bossman (1994)
vs.
E.X.D. No Elevation (1993)

Music Playing:
Big Daddie & Bossman "Do The Big Daddie" (1994)
E.X.D. "Another Brotha Filla Coffin" (1993)

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

Teaser #38: #90sLouisianaRapChallenge Commercial Series (Month 5)

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 May 1, 2021 & still goes until June 30, 2021; May's appearances include:
• 2 Blakk Represent 4 Life (1996)
• 2-Sweet Actin' Bad (1997)
• 54th Platoon From Then... Till Now (1999)
• Big Daddie & Bossman Big Daddie & Bossman (1994)
• Black Menace Ghetoasnigga (1992)
• Black Mophia Clan To Be Me (1998)
• Boo-Ya Records The Front Line (1998)
• Bottom Posse 2 Saggin Straight From Hell (1993)
• Boyz Home Records Ballerz Anthem (1998)
• Celsius Records The Celsius Compilation (1999)
• Cheeky Blakk Fuck Bein' Faithful (1996)
• C-Loc Presents Concentration Camp Concentration Camp (1997)
• Cold Blooded How Cold Am I (1999)
• Creep Never Gonna Stop (1996)
• D.Fall Let's Ride (1999)
• Deep South Syndicate Potent (1998)
• DJ Jimi I'm Back! I'm Back! (1994)
• DJ Mouche II Presents Unfadable Records Money Makes The World Go Round (1999)
• DJ Tron Presents Da Real Wid'It Compilation: We Comin' Real Wid'It (1998)
• Don B Compilation (1997)
• Doobie Smoov Dream Of Death (1996)
• Double Vision Keep Your Eyes Open (1995)
• Drama Squad On Front Line (Chapter II) (1999)
• E.X.D. No Elevation (1993)
• Flesh & Blood Flesh & Blood (1994)
• G.A.C. (Guilty As Charged) GAC Inmate (1996)
• Ghetto Twiinz In That Water (1997)
• G-Money Ghetto Drama, Vol. 1: Who Can I Trust (1999)
• Graveyard Soldjas Love & Hate (1997)
• Greg D SWAC Drama (1997)
• Ice Mike Slammin' Theez Hoz (1994)
• J-Dawg Smokin' N Rollin' (1997)
• Joe Blakk Blood, Sweat & Tears (1998)
• Krazy Please Don't Kill Me (1999)
• Laces J.A.Y.'s Game (By Proverb) (1997)
• Lady Red Lady Red (1996)
• Legacy The Bad Guy (1999)
• Legend Man Pressure & Pain (1997)
• Lil' Jinks It's All Over (1999)
• Lil' Slim The Game Is Cold (1993)
• MC L Keep Steppin' 1997 Ward (1997)
• Mobo Click Mobo Click (1996)
• NHC Respect The Game (Boot Life) (1998)
• Partners-N-Crime Presents The Drama Squad Chapter One (1996)
• PxMxWx A New Beginning (1997)
• Ricky B Dedicating To You New Orleans (1995)
• Silky Slim Ole Superstar (1999)
• Skull Duggrey These Wicked Streets (1998)
• Smoked Outt Records Bussen Heads & Gettin' Paid (1999)
• Sporty Big Balla Jackin' For Bounce '94 (1994)
• Street Thugz Tales From The Hood (1993)
• Swamp Click Swamp Click (1996)
• T Mann DJ Let Me Play (1997)
• Tha Darkside Tales From Tha Darkside (1993)
• Tim Smooth & Too Cool Straight Up Drivin' Em (1994)
• Tre-8 Dey Scared Of Me (1996)
• Tyght Wayz Mo Mail (1998)
• Unspoken Vandals When It Rains, It Pours (1996)
• Village Duce Mafia Critically Acclaimed (1998)
• Weebie Show The World (1999)
• Westbank Coalition Westbank Coalition (1993)
• Willie Puckett Million-Dollar Hot Boy (1998)

R.I.P. Video #59: Shack (39 Posse)

Broadcasting from Baton Rouge, LA, it's ya boy, FrankieThaLuckyDog, here, sadly reporting anotha tragic loss in tha Louisiana rap community. A special edition, today, October 10, 2017.

Derrick Mushatt, better known in tha undaground as Shack from tha '90s New Orleans rap group, 39 Posse, was murdered 20 years ago today, back on October 10, 1997; he was only 28 years-old. 39 Posse was a group consisting of Shack, DJ KLC & MC Dart, all from New Orleans. They released their self-titled debut in 1991 on Parkway Pumpin' Records. Followin' their debut was 39 Automatic in 1993 on Parkway Pumpin' Records. 39 Posse also produced E.X.D., a New Orleans group that stood for "Extremely Deadly", and their 1993 CD, No Elevation, released on In The House Records. On tha night of Friday, October 10, 1997, 39 Posse member, Shack, was murdered at only 28 years-old. 39 Posse would later be featured on N'awlinzer, Big Slack's 2002 release on King's Entertainment, Ready For Combat.


Music:

39 Posse (1991)
01. "Got What It Takes To Make It"
02. "Ask Them Hoes"
03. "Pass The Snake"
04. "Clockin'"
05. "Pumped In Power"
06. "Ask Them Hoes (Instrumental)"


39 Automatic (1993)
01. "Got What It Takes To Make It (Remix)"
02. "Bitch I'm Dart"
03. "39 Automatic"
04. "Hot Spot"
05. "Stuntin' Stars"
06. "Ask Them Hoes"
07. "Pass The Snake"
08. "Bonus Beat"

Featured On:
Big Slack Ready For Combat (2002)
"Throw Ya Hands Up" feat. 39 Posse


Production:
E.X.D. No Elevation (1993)
Intro
"No Elevation"
"Blow Of Death"
"Play You Bitches Dumb"
Intro II
"Knockin' Niggaz Off"
"Another Brotha Filla Coffin"


R.I.P. Derrick "Shack" Mushatt
12.11.1968 - 10.10.1997

Review #1,523: E.X.D. "No Elevation"

Reviewed on 9.21.2016 (Review #1,523)

Keepin’ my old school reviewz goin’, here comes my 1^st one for today: E.X.D. No Elevation, released in 1993 on In The House Records & produced by tha 39 Posse. Start Time: 2:53 PM | End Time: 3:22 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 #1,523) reviewed on 9.21.2016 by FrankieThaLuckyDog.

Link To CD: N/A

01. Intro

>>> Anticipates me fa some outside-in-tha-dark gangsta music! My Rating: N/A

02. “No Elevation”

Title track… >>> Beat sounds a lil’ upbeat like K7’s “Come Baby Come” or somethin’, right around tha same time, too… Tha 1^st verse ain’t too bad, here; regular rappin’ at its finest, I guess? Tha hook kinda catchy with its anthemic, “Goin’ up, goin’ down,” but I just think it’s okay. Tha 2^nd verse sounds a lil’ betta with tha voice but that’s about it… Tha 3^rd verse about tha come-up and identically, it’s like tha text I got a few minutes ago: “I need money to get bud bad.” It’s like, I’m not tha only loyal dude out there! Plus, I gotta save what I gotta save!! My Rating: 3.7

03. “Blow Of Death”
>>> Tha beat intro reminds me of my radio show; I prolly played this or somethin’… Either way, definitely diggin’ tha beat and tha rappin’s soundin’ nice on tha 1^st verse; jammin’! Consistent rhymin’, here, comin’ through fa tha rap game! A quick lil’ hook? Sounded like it blended in nicely… Tha 2^nd verse’s soundin’ just as good as tha 1^st verse, so that’s wassup… My Rating: 4.4

½time: Only two tracks so far, but still good… A 4.1-rated CD, so far, with good tracks fa tha undaground!

04. “Play You Bitches Dumb”
! >>> Beat ain’t too bad, here, but tha rappin’s betta than tha title track, here… Good job wit tha rappin’ on tha 1^st verse, of course… Hearin’ tha hook and it sounds nice… It literally was what E-40 & Keak Da Sneak took 13 years later with “Tell Me When To Go”. Can’t believe that joint’s a decade old, now, when this was a decade older than it, at that time!! Tha 2^nd verse’s soundin’ good, here; feelin’ tha rhymes… Tha 3^rd verse sounds like a nice celebrity life, here… Lol @ tha “what kinda cologne I smell,” as tha bitch smells you… “I was told ta be tight when I was comin’ up…;” nice motivation! My Rating: 4.2

05. Intro II
Anotha one? >>> Gets me anticipated fa more! Gotta luv when I hear tha doors and shit in tha dark; nice and spooky! My Rating: N/A

06. “Knockin’ Niggaz Off”
>>> A dark-soundin’ start, here, with this anthemic hook… Tha beat sounds semi-partyish, semi-gangsta; feelin’ how this sounds… Tha 1^st verse sounds pretty nice; can’t complain… Diggin’ tha 2^nd verse, here, even rockin’ tha “Polos” and “Girbauds!” Feelin’ tha bounce vibe, here… My Rating: 4.1

07. “Another Brotha Filla Coffin”

8:23 on tha length ta end it off? >>> I’m diggin’ tha slow vibe, here, strictly keepin’ it funky and smooth… Tha 1^st verse sounds good; feelin’ tha sad tale of tha “yellow tape” strikin’… Songs like this I won’t quite understand too much, especially with tha, “Can we slow down…?” However, after my brother died of an overdose and all these rappers quittin’, time’s tickin’! Time’s goin’ fast with me workin’ six dayz a week! It’s sad!! While high in tha hikes, I feel paranoid like life gon end or somethin’… It’s just a thought, but know it’ll neva happen!! I gotta continue ta stay around!! Here’s tha 2^nd verse, startin’ off wit a birthday: “August tha 17^th, 1971.” Ehh, I hate “August tha 17^th” ‘cause in 2002, I moved up to Northeast PA & this year, my friend from college got murdered! Tha 1^st friend/person I knew outside tha family that I knew in person to die! But, props fa knowin’ your birthday… Rhymes are good; can’t complain… Tha 3^rd verse’s soundin’ good ta hear, here… Tha outro reminds me of tha pain from my friend’s mom. It’s like, after seein’ that in Philly earlier this month, at tha funeral service, it’s really real out chea! Gotta enjoy every moment at every time!!! My Rating: 3.8

Overall: I thought this tape went over well. Definitely felt tha production from 39 Posse, here, as well as y’all doin’ ya thang on tha tracks! Gotta keep tha underground vibes goin’! Tha music biz in tha undaground’ll neva die!!

Rankings:

05.       “No Elevation” 3.7

04.       “Another Brotha Filla Coffin” 3.8

03.   “Knockin’ Niggaz Off” 4.1

02.   “Play You Bitches Dumb” 4.2

01.   “Blow Of Death” 4.4

Average CD Rating Review:

Total Score:                      20.2

Total Songs:                      / 05

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Average CD Rating:       4.0

Radio Shift #35: "Tha Louisiana Pit" :: Playlist Of 11.06.2010

Radio Shift #35: "Tha Louisiana Pit" :: Playlist Of 11.06.2010

(This iz tha order I played each song; not personal rank)

01. Lil' Cali Feat. Level & Tank Jones "Money Right" (2010)

02. Tha Kidd AJC Feat. Down Bad "I'm On Dat Drank" (2006)

03. Yung $hizz Feat. Mane, Treal, Tula Boy, Chad & Lovely Boy "Polo 2 The Flo (Remix)" (2009)

04. E.X.D. "Blow Of Death" (1993)

05. Repp'd Out Villainz "Dangerous" (2010)

06. Murdafeen "7th Ward Soldiers" (2000)

07. Yung Yola & D.$.G. "I'm Retarded" (2008)

08. Gutta Boy Gucci Feat. Kevin Gates "Shinin' Hard (Remix)" (2009)

09. Percy Campbell "It'z About 2 Go Down" (2009)

10. Vis-u-al-o-gy "Tha Jungle" (1995)

11. Eddie Starks Feat. Mouse On Tha Track "I'm On Air" (2010)

12. Max Minelli "Max Pain" (2004)

13. Monsta Feat. Lil' Buck & Mutt "3's Up, 4's Down" (2009)

14. Lil' Yella Feat. Level & DJ B-Real "Front 2 Back" (2010)

15. Tha Camp Feat. Young Ready, C-Loc & Young Crucial "Floating For Ya" (2007)

16. Ratchet D Feat. Flame & Untame Mayne "Out My Head" (2009)

17. Tyght Wayz "Up In The Cuts" (1995) *aired accidentally as 1997*

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18. Fat Rat Feat. Yung $tanlo & Yung Reed "I'mma Dawg" (2009)

19. Realla "Realla Ride" (2001)

20. GT Da Boss Feat. High Risk, K.Fisher & JBoy "Head First" (2010)

21. Doe-Doe Feat. DJ B-Real "So Cold" (2009)

22. Rob Walad Feat. Nu$$ie "Why Would I Lie" (2010)

23. Fully Loaded "Head Start" (1995)

24. Southpaw Feat. Max Minelli & Savage (Supa Sav) "They Mad" (2010)

Drop: Big Wayne Drop

25. Graveyard Soldjas "Trouble Maker" (2000)

26. Young LaBron "Livin' To Die" (2010)