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La Coka Nostra

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  • 07-05-2010 1:30am
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    Zero-Cool
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    These were slightly discussed in the Eminem - Not Afraid thread. They really deserve their own thread.

    What do people think of em. Only listened to any of their tracks tonight and really like some of em off their debut album A Brand You Can Trust. Love listening to some hard rap about relevant topics, so refreshing from the shiit around today.

    Highlights (imo) would be:

    Choose Your Side (Class video for this below)
    The Stain
    Cousin of Death
    Gun in Your Mouth
    That's Coke
    Fu*k Tony Montana

    Does anyone know where I could get their black t-shirt?

    Cousin Of Death


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    C_Dawg
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    I have their album and also some of the stuff they did with Ill Bill. Good tunes :-)


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    Seaneh
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 18,300 ✭✭✭✭Seaneh


    C_Dawg wrote: »
    I have their album and also some of the stuff they did with Ill Bill. Good tunes :-)


    Bill is a founding member, every track they ever made has bill on it.


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    C_Dawg
    Closed Accounts Posts: 431 ✭✭C_Dawg


    Seaneh wrote: »
    Bill is a founding member, every track they ever made has bill on it.

    I know yeah. I meant the stuff LCN did before A Brand You Can Thrust was released e.g Soldiers of Fortune and Broken Pieces on Black Metal also This is War on I'm a Goon.


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    Seaneh
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    ah, I get ya.

    The stuff with Big Left.


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