"Give It Up"

Collie Collins

new single out 09/12/05 on Universal Music, produced by Dj Flip & Freezemaster Slick, from their forthcoming 'Sold Out' Ep.

listen here:

"Give It Up" radio edit

tracklisting:

1 - Give It Up (radio edit)
2 - Give It Up
3 - Workers Union

chiller

will it be in hmv and tat

Collie Collins

it will indeed!!

Orizio

Out of curiosity why are the Streets named as one of your influences?He can't rap.At all.

I could be nice.But I won't.Terrible beats,lyrics and flow.

Collie Collins

Orizio wrote:

Out of curiosity why are the Streets named as one of your influences?He can't rap.At all.

he didnt influence me as a rapper, i just really like his music.

Orizio wrote:

I could be nice.But I won't.Terrible beats,lyrics and flow.

ye talkin about my tune or the streets?

Orizio

he didnt influence me as a rapper, i just really like his music.

Fair enough.Thing is though,Snoop,Ludacris and Cypress Hill are hardly technical or lyrical Rap heavyweights.

ye talkin about my tune or the streets?

Oh no,I liked the Streets first album a lot,the second one wasn't as good though.

chiller

orizo i agree with collie the streets are good he never claimed to b a rapper either

Orizio

chiller wrote:

orizo i agree with collie the streets are good he never claimed to b a rapper either

I never said the Streets weren't good.Merely that the frontman couldn't rap.He can't sing either.He attempts to do both but fails.

Collie Collins

Orizio wrote:

Thing is though,Snoop,Ludacris and Cypress Hill are hardly technical or lyrical Rap heavyweights.

i never said they were....

Orizio

Collie Collins wrote:

i never said they were....

I never said that you said that they were.

I understand,you listen to basic rap.Fair enough.;)

Collie Collins

Orizio wrote:

I never said that you said that they were.

I understand,you listen to basic rap.Fair enough.;)

ah to be honest i listen to all kinds of rap, just didnt get into a lot of it til de last few years, know wot i mean? i wouldnt be inspired much by the stuff ye hear these days, i mean anyone can spell der ****in name over and over in a tune, its not exactly difficult. but de old snoop stuff etc i absolutely loved. these days i actually listen to more irish and uk stuff than any american stuff, and i think abdominal is ****in savage, him and format are a deadly combination

Orizio

Well for what its worth,I suggest Nas' Illmatic,GZA's Liquid Swords and Raekwons Only Built 4 Cuban Linx from the states.No better three rap/hip-hop albums imo.

Besides Floetry and Roots Manuva,I'm not a big fan of the UK scene.

Collie Collins

i had a tape of liquid swrods ****in years ago but i lost it, class album alrite.

i was never a huge nas fan (not sure why particularly) but i bought illmatic there a little while ago, just havent had a chance to listen to it much. gonna root it out tonite actually now dat ye mention it, gud lad....

chiller

u have to witness the fitness of roots alrite. no better man from the uk!

Cannibal Ox

Lewis Parker and Michaelis Constant are the only two I can think anywhere near Roots in Britain.

Nice beats, lyrics are decent. Suppose the accent thing could grow on me after a while, not sure though.

Ay Cee

Black Twang aka Tony Rotten from the UK. Any of of his albums

Klimseven

Jehst is a class british emcee

Collie Collins

^^^ what he said...

Collie Collins

out today, bumpy-bumpy!!!!

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chiller

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