.

Verses, production, everything is just too damn dope.

RIP Guru.

Let's keep it a buck this some big suck

Only a few tracks in but this is one of the best albums this year. Not looking forward to the ne-yo track though😂

gangstarr got me really into hip hop hype to spin this

Man guru and preme really something special. Wow.

Ktt 1 is that way

never heard these guys but also didnt get into Tribe til they dropped We Got It From Here

should i download?

not really ready to listen to this yet my g.

And f*** Solar.

Trash

one of this years best albums IMO, their back catalogue also contains multiple classics. check the track full clip for instance. other great tracks are Mass Appeal, Rite Where U Stand, Above The Clouds, and multiple others.

Just started listening. The intro hard asf

This is so good

in for new gang starr

they have multiple classic albums so yea

pretty sure its from right after "the ownerz" so like 04 maybe 05

edit: unless you have a source for preem buying from solar?

listen to this

if you like it listen to the ownerz. if you like that listen to moment of truth

guru sounds alive as f*** on the album

Foh

Let's keep it a buck, it's not a big suck.

Bottom tier posters already pooping on their hands and throwing it on the walls ITT, smh.

Only on first listen but love it so far. What's real is the s***

Damn dude I don't have a PhD I'm not sure i have the intellectual capacity to understand this magnificent prose

nytimes.com/2019/10/29/arts/music/gang-starr-album.html

According to Premier, the parties settled on a figure in exchange for 30 unreleased recordings and made a deal. “Some of them had two verses, some of them had a verse, some of them just had a hook and then faded,” Premier said. “I was like, ‘Yeah, there’s enough to do something.’” He took the tracks and started to rework them into the songs that appear on “One of the Best Yet.”

According to Solar, there was “no valid agreement,” and he sees the songs being released this week as essentially stolen from him. “These are songs that me and Guru wrote together,” he said. Solar contends that the recordings, made between 2005 and 2009, were intended for a Gang Starr album — a reunion project featuring production from Premier, himself and other producers.