ghetto concept is one of those groups that appeared in the mid-90s and gave canadians hope about our hip-hop scene. shit, these guys were good. really good. first they dropped a 12" called "certified," (i'll get that up here eventually), but really, in my opinion, made a bigger impact with "e-z on the motion," a smoothed out vibe with hints of reggae inflection, jazzy, but still street. a great balance. after this song they began what would become a steady decline into making progressively worse music over the years, embracing every rap cliche that came along in an effort to achieve mainstream success. no such luck. too bad, it was just too much...
ghetto concept - e-z on the motion / hard copy (download) 1994 groove-a-lot / quality records / warlock records
this side e-z on the motion 1. e-z on the motion 2. e-z on the motion (radio) 3. e-z (instrumental)
produced by da grass rook
that side hard copy 1. hard copy 2. hard copy (radio) 3. hard copy (acappella) 4. hard copy (instrumental) produced by ghetto concept
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would you please re-up that ghetto concept? that video is fire.
you upped it for anonymous people before. if the link had been alive, i would have never posted a comment, and you would have never known that had i ever visited your blog.
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would you please re-up that ghetto concept? that video is fire.
re-up something for an anonymous poster? not likely...
you upped it for anonymous people before. if the link had been alive, i would have never posted a comment, and you would have never known that had i ever visited your blog.
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