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Both verses, from Boogie Nikke and Tony Tone, I took from an old track called Woo’d Out.

@@luckylou1275 Appreciate you sharing that info homie keep droppin classics!

Less time for making music these days, but I got so much in the vaults (like this one, I made this like 1 year ago), i’ll be posting some more stuff when I get the time!

@@luckylou1275 I know what you mean man. Just grateful to get your creations whenever you do drop which stays in heavy rotation for me. Keep grinding and handling your business. 🫡🙏🏾

@@Peaceful_Vegan_Warrior Appreciate the support man!

Thanks! This is the only version, at this point.

It's from Mo thugs album 1

@@CreepyFilmz Not the Poetic Hustlaz's verses. Those are from "Whoo'd Out", on their first album, which was an underground classic, but relatively unknown outside of Cleveland. Also, the production is dope. I haven't heard this mix before, it's outstanding.

@@luckylou1275 Hey man, I added to your mix and wanted to get your opinion (I posted it to share with you, so I can delete if you prefer): ua-cam.com/video/aJ7x-kggIA4/v-deo.htmlsi=3tK3or6AqYPvPJ2M

I made the beat. Appreciate it! And this is dope!! Keep doing what you do ✊

The song is wood out of poetic hustlaz ua-cam.com/video/H1BWw_feMvY/v-deo.htmlsi=5lNu7tRkBI04i-Eh ✊🏻💀

The song is called Woo'd Out

Hi! Like it says in the description, this is something I made.

Glad you liked some of it!

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Appreciate that!

Thanks! I have used Mvsep a lot, but many DAWs also have great stem separation tools now.

It already is. It’s on my channel.

As fans I suppose we think about this all the time. I’m mostly into the late 90s material, with The Art of War being the peak point for Bone as a group, musically. I would then put Eternal in 2nd, with Resurrection as #3. (I would put COACU together with Eternal, because it’s an EP, though if it was an album - add 2 more songs maybe - it would outrank Resurrection).

My favorite member changes all the time.. I guess I think they have all had their time to shine, and have done so at certain points in time. I think Krayzie is by far the most consistent one as far as quality goes. Though I generally feel like Bone has way too much mediocre music out, Krayzie stands out in a positive light. Still, anything they put out between 94 and 2002 is for the most part top notch. That includes solos as well, with a few exceptions.