| 11 months ago :: Dec 23, 2008 - 2:46AM #1 | |
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I'm listening to this track right here young "The Hidden Hand" by Fat Joe feat. Terror Squad and some of them dudes was tight.
I feel like after Pun died the group was never the same afterwards even bringing Remy Ma in and all that. Pun was the important to the group.
Yall think they could made it in the game stronger then they did if Pun was still here? Like for instance my favorite of the group besides Pun was Cuban Linx. When I first heard Linx on that Beatnuts track I was like damn this dude tight young.
And There it is
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| 11 months ago :: Dec 23, 2008 - 2:55AM #2 | |
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Remy Martin was the best in TS. And Remy and Tony Sunshine had all the potential in the world, Fat joe just aint never want nobody else in the limelight. I gurantee you if they wouldve let Remy come wit this joint as the first single like she wanted to do her shit wouldve did numbers. Her album was actually good.
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| 11 months ago :: Dec 23, 2008 - 3:16AM #3 | |
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Of course, Cuban is mad dope I still bump Chain Reaction- but Somehow The other tightest emcee from terror squad never did nathin! I'm talkin bout Armageddon- Dont why he hasnt just dropped n underground joint or something! Joe is keeping Terror Sqaud down, None of them get any shine. Prospect has potential as well, he holds some dope verses. Hell even Tony Sunshine can sing- Shit is hillarious to me that none of these guys drop anything for theirselves.
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| 11 months ago :: Dec 23, 2008 - 5:25AM #4 | |
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Armagedon was fruckin above average and should have been at the forefront seriously listen to the verses from pass away, shit is real. |
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| 11 months ago :: Dec 23, 2008 - 5:43AM #5 | |
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meng fuck fat joe
greatest tribute song in HIP-HOP history
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| 11 months ago :: Dec 23, 2008 - 5:51AM #6 | |
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yea i still bump dat old TS shit Pun Ripped every verse he was on and Link is sick too fuck Fat Joe |
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| 11 months ago :: Dec 23, 2008 - 5:52AM #7 | |
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yea co sign that track is sum real shit
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| 11 months ago :: Dec 23, 2008 - 5:59AM #8 | |
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| 11 months ago :: Dec 23, 2008 - 6:35AM #9 | |
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they had potential like any other group out there it's just that Fat Joe wanted all the shine. Tony Sunshine also had Potential just the same as Remy Ma. I dont see why Fat Joe didnt give all his members that Torch to show and prove. well... maybe the ego got in the way. Just like with Busta Rhymes, flip mode...had potential, but egos got in the way. Thats why I wouldnt start a group if im not going to put them out or go all the way
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| 11 months ago :: Dec 23, 2008 - 6:35AM #10 | |
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terror squad definitely had potential to be a huge faction in hip-hop. big pun was ultra-nice. fat joe wasn't much of a feature that proves that t.s. was a lyrical threat, but he was the veteran in the game that was needed for the squad's validity at the time, ALTHO i feel with time, t.s. would've gained the noteriety with fat joe or without fat joe.
remy martin [i don't call her remy ma] is probably the most vicious m.c.'s in the game, nevermind being a female rapper. she was so hot, u almost forgot she was a girl. i think her potential still has not been met yet; she has a bright future, even still.
tony sunshine was the shit to me! i love the puerto rican r&b shit he brought to the table. the boy could really sing his ass off. even today, if he made a comeback, he would be able to stand strong & sell alot of records.
cuban link was underrated. he had alot of crack verses, & even that ill single that the neptunes produced for him... i think it was called "still telling lies." that shit was the dope for the summertime.
the supporting cast in t.s. was strong, too. armageddon was good enough & so was triple seis. they were overshadowed by the great pun but they weren't whack by any means.
all in all, the terror squadians would'a been real ill in the game had they stuck together. fat joe ruined the legacy of terror squad with letting the crew break-up like it did. he had a good thing going & didn't kno what to do with it. u see how puffy releases notorious material ever so often? joe could've done that with pun's old work & scored a pretty penny, while also maintaining the integrity of the terror squad brand.
i can understand why u all say "fuck fat joe," because he really fucked up a good thing.
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