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Dana Dane

Dana Dane

RIP Vallejo Kid
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Cell hasn't been a part of Sick Wid It in years. He has his own label now, Realside Records. He is working on a few different projects, including a DVD.
 
GHP

GHP

Sicc OG
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He damn near dissappeared from the scene after the heat he came with in the mid 90s. I never heard Cel drop a weak verse. I never heard Deep Conversation though, hows that sound? I was kinda sketchy on it since it wasn't on Sic wid it, then again I don't think I would like cel over Ric Roc tracks
 
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sav-man

Sicc OG
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Jar said:
I think it's dope...Doyal is a tight producer and DJ Fingaz produced a track on there
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Yup. I like DEEP CONVERSATION a lot, too. It's shorter than THE G FILEZ or KILLA KALI, but the production is more-or-less still mobbed-out and Cel kept it street w/ the lyrics and concepts, IMHO.

There were a few songs that sounded like they could have been good radio hits: "When Yo' Man Get Sleepy", "Make 'Em Bounce" (w/ the underrated Young Bleed) and the depressing, but deep "Broken Home." It's too bad they didn't get promoted more--Celly could give radio songs a good name w/ tunes like those! Besides those, I like "The Game Ain't Blind", "You Know Me", "Which One Is U?", and "Listen To My 9" the best. If you're just being introduced to Celly, you should probably get KILLA KALI first (for historical reasons), but DEEP CONVERSATION's cool as a second or third choice, IMHO.

Celly's comp LIVE FROM THE GHETTO was also dope from start-to-finish (I usually can't get into comps) and his Criminalz project w/ Spice 1 and Jayo Felony was short, but tight as well. Hope he comes back soon...he's been missed.

PEACE!
 
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