guess they finally answered the age old question
https://www.siccness.net/xf/threads/rapist-or-a-fag.8152/
Yes and Yes
https://www.siccness.net/xf/threads/rapist-or-a-fag.8152/
Yes and Yes
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you need exactly 1000 more posts to pass gas uno as the second most posts on the sicc 🤣🤣🤣. Get started breh
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Here is my album review on X-Raided - Psycho Active.
https://boutdatonline.wordpress.com/2024/09/04/review-x-raided-psycho-active/
https://boutdatonline.wordpress.com/2024/09/04/review-x-raided-psycho-active/
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Better late than never. So fuck it. My album review on this album is different from other album reviews because I discussed why starting points of certain songs get cut off. Here is an example of what I mean specifically.
The difference between the original pressings and the represses, aside from the artwork, are the very beginning of certain songs cut off. The original pressings of Psycho Active has all the beginnings not cut off. That is because this album was recorded using reel-to-reel analog technology as opposed to modern digital recording technology. If your copy of Psycho Active has the catalog code BMR-0666C, then your copy is one of the original pressings with all the beginnings not cut off. That is the original cassette release with no barcode. If your copy of Psycho Active has the catalog code BMR666D, then your copy is one of those represses with the beginning of certain songs cut off.
For example, the beginning of Still Shooting on the original pressing of Psycho Active begins with “I'm still shootin mothafuckas, the warpath never stops” were as the song Still Shooting on the represses of Psycho Active begin with “still shootin mothafuckas, the warpath never stops”.
Another example of a song getting cut off at the very beginning is the beginning of Call Tha Guardz which begins with “I lied when I said you wouldn't get smoked” where as that song all of the represses has part of the beginning cut off and begins with “said you wouldn't get smoked”. The very beginning of Call Tha Guardz on the represses is cut off.
One other example of a song getting cut off at the very beginning is Bitch Killa. The beginning is cut off on the represses while the beginning on the original pressings are left preserved. The beginning heard on the original pressings go, “I followed that bitch to her house” whereas the song on the represses begins with “followed that bitch to her house”. The very beginning of Bitch Killa on the represses is cut off.
The difference between the original pressings and the represses, aside from the artwork, are the very beginning of certain songs cut off. The original pressings of Psycho Active has all the beginnings not cut off. That is because this album was recorded using reel-to-reel analog technology as opposed to modern digital recording technology. If your copy of Psycho Active has the catalog code BMR-0666C, then your copy is one of the original pressings with all the beginnings not cut off. That is the original cassette release with no barcode. If your copy of Psycho Active has the catalog code BMR666D, then your copy is one of those represses with the beginning of certain songs cut off.
For example, the beginning of Still Shooting on the original pressing of Psycho Active begins with “I'm still shootin mothafuckas, the warpath never stops” were as the song Still Shooting on the represses of Psycho Active begin with “still shootin mothafuckas, the warpath never stops”.
Another example of a song getting cut off at the very beginning is the beginning of Call Tha Guardz which begins with “I lied when I said you wouldn't get smoked” where as that song all of the represses has part of the beginning cut off and begins with “said you wouldn't get smoked”. The very beginning of Call Tha Guardz on the represses is cut off.
One other example of a song getting cut off at the very beginning is Bitch Killa. The beginning is cut off on the represses while the beginning on the original pressings are left preserved. The beginning heard on the original pressings go, “I followed that bitch to her house” whereas the song on the represses begins with “followed that bitch to her house”. The very beginning of Bitch Killa on the represses is cut off.
https://boutdatonline.wordpress.com...ha-lynch-hung-season-of-da-siccness-2-kevlar/
This will probably be my last post on this forum board and thread for a while since I keep myself occupied writing super lengthy extensive album reviews, movie reviews, and the occasional news articles for Bout Dat Online. You all know where I can be found and contacted.
This will probably be my last post on this forum board and thread for a while since I keep myself occupied writing super lengthy extensive album reviews, movie reviews, and the occasional news articles for Bout Dat Online. You all know where I can be found and contacted.
I have no intentions of plagiarizing. I post the source when I copy others work in my album reviews. Just read my album review on Nicole Wray - Lovechild for example. But with that said, this will probably be my last post on this forum board and thread for a while since I keep myself occupied writing super lengthy extensive album reviews, movie reviews, and the occasional news articles for Bout Dat Online. Duty calls. You all know where I can be found and contacted.
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