yep, there's no excuse.

Tell them BigDG !!!

Hahaha that's the gospel

Facts!!! I’m so glad this dropped I can’t stop listening I’m having flashbacks and shit 😂😂😂

For real!!

Not sure about the grave maybe from the sky

@@jamesclarke8574 lol corny

Gifted UNLIMITED Rhymes universal. Unlimited from the stars and beyond .

Above the clouds where the sounds are original. Infinite skills create miracles. Warrior spiritual, above the clouds. Reigning down, hold it down.

That why first line was 'One in the spiritual, three in the physical..." talking about how Guru may be gone but the Foundation still standing strong.

Legit since 1989!! He loves taking hip hop seriously!

Word

I've been saying I hope GURU's voice will haunt solar.... and I'm glad Freddie said those words in this song .

#FACTS

I would like to see that sad pathetic guy solar face while he's listening to this rhyme considering that the original beat was made by him, and now he's heavily humiliated on it, Im enjoyin this on so many levels

Who's this Solar cat?!

@@CJ_7519 He's the Producer that worked with GURU before he died.... the one they say he fabricated gassed GURU against PREMIER!!!!

True for the most part but there were a few who did Justice this past year for hip hop : CORMEGA, Mega album.. a masterpiece...and listen to the song called "On Everything " . Or Black Moon , Creep Wit Me , another work of art .

What? Hip hop never gave up my equal. You, myself, foxx, premo, shug, other posters on here! Stop letting mainstream moves be the narrative you roll with it. Popularity amongst outsiders don't mean shit to me, hip hop always lives yell

Yes he would

Word up man ​@@box5bastard277

Easy album of the year.

@@trooper40below word. Did you hear that new Brother Ali album he just released? Fire! It was a surprise release. Secrets & escapes is the title. People are going bonkers right now.

those drums though...

Where the fuck does he keep coming up with this shit? A real life genius

@@getstrongby4038 REAL SKILLZ......... Aiiiiiiight.......... Chill............

🐐

Every fuckin time

Teach The Children

Untouchable!!!

There was not enough of beat for bumpy knuckles

What makes these guys to be so good back in the days?

@@bolajiaiyegboyin3579 the content bro it's the essence!!

Funky Fresh Hip-Hop, And Ya Don"t Stop...Keep On!!!

Lawd😂😂😂👊

Yep, just how I feel upon discovering this

I like so many rappers then this. Thanks for liking it means a lot to me

Facts,I was dazed for 2 weeks after hearing this!

James Cameron sucked as a film producer in Terminator 6. I watched it. It is a peace of trash. So, back in the days he was a great director. Nowadays he`s weak. And Dj Premier is real hip hop tallent. He stays undisputible #1 producer in Hip Hop. So, please, do not compare him to JC. Word.

There an interview on on documentary called Scratch where he says he likes to match the sample/beat with the artist.

NLOStyle James Cameron was only a producer for T6 because he created Terminator. He didn’t have anything to do with T6 except for collecting a check.

@@TheNewFD12346 But I did not talk specifically about the Terminator but I talked about his work in general.

@@TheNewFD12346 JC was a part of team. Because he announced and promoted the movie. And taking Linda Hamilton and Arnold Shwarzenegger was his idea. So nowadays he just went down with his movie vision. But it`s just not worth discussing.

Word to Harold Hunter

No shit

Anthony Mcmillan you aint nevva’ lied !!!

It’s got that militant drive characteristic of the Militia series, but it’s like melancholy too to match the fact that it’s the first posthumous guru cut in the series. Those mournful yet bright strings in the verse. Premier was really on point on this one.

The arrangment of this track. Every element is magical

Eargasm like a mothachucka!!!

👂 🎶

Listen to Shug w/o Premier and you’ll understand lol

Big Shug came a long way from F.A.L.A. Guru (RIP) is not disappointed.

Maybe more than 10 years ago. It's so insane how it sounds like he wrote it yesterday

But he did tho

@@daviddewar6008 Yes , indeed he did .

@@gardensofthegods Lol

@@daviddewar6008 I just noticed today is the 15th anniversary of the death of Ol' Dirty .

#facts. Eargasm

Premier. Not Premiere.

There was a 2016 Snoop Dogg interview with Premiere and he actually says that him and Nas was supposed to be doing an entire album together. So far the plan hasn't materialized yet but it was mentioned. Premiere actually said he was waiting on Nas to make it happen.

Anthony Mcmillan Premier. How fucking difficult is it to spell the name right?!

As long as Eminem RUNS from tracks like these, fuck anyone who says he is top 5. How the fuck you have a best friend that has 2 WHOLE albums with beats like these and not dare to get on one measley track, and then call yourself amongst greatests??

Preemo man..... the legacy is just fuckin righteous. Killed it with the beat. Blew my fuckin head off. Big Shug smashed it, Gurus voice was like a breath of freah air after 10 years in the sewer and Bumpy knucks crushed the last verse.... 10/10. What we been waiting for 👊🏽👊🏽👊🏽👊🏽👊🏽👊🏽👊🏽 salute!!!!!!

Good catch there, brother. Ho-Lar did Preme dirty by selling already released vocals :( Holar said he had enough unreleased recorded vocals for a Guru 8.0 Beyond the grave and Guru 9.0 album! There was another track "Bring it back here" on this album that was taken from"wheres our money" on the "Baldheadslick " album

There’s some parts that are slightly altered in the verse so the on Militia part 4 must’ve been Guru’s first take at that and didn’t like how it sounded, so altered some parts into the final verse on Jazzmatazz 4. And @In4mant, yeah I caught that too. Bring It Back Here’s verse was also a verse Guru used to perform at live shows inbetween songs as a way to get the crowd hyped as if he was freestyling and showing off his rap skills. Hahah it’s awesome. His verse on What’s Real is from a song of the same name by Fong Sai U. And the verse and chorus from Lights Out are from Lights Out by Agallah Bishop Don featuring Guru and a couple of other guys who lay dope verses. The original is produced by Masta Ace. I’ve been going through the Solar and Guru catalog to try to locate if any of the other songs can be traced back to them. And I’m looking at Guru features too, considering Lights Out and What’s Real’s sources. If anyone finds anymore, let me know so I can’t edit this comment with them!