Ain't A Damn Thing Changed - Nice & Smooth

Description: Genre: Hip-Hop & Rap - East Coast / Artist: Nice & Smooth / Import / Audio CD released 2000-09-12 at Ral / Disc #1 ... more

Ain't A Damn Thing Changed - Nice & Smooth ... Tracklisting
1 Harmonize
2 Cake And Eat It Too
3 Down The Line
4 Sometimes I Rhyme Slow
5 Paranoia
6 Sex Sex Sex
7 Billy-Gene
8 How To Flow
9 Hip Hop Junkies
10 One Two And One More Makes Three
11 Pump It Up
12 Step By Step

Newest Review: ... Gang Starr, Melo T. & Preacher Earl) Now we are really getting what is desired from this album as Nice & Smooth ... more

... recruit some of the big names of the East Coast to aid them in coming with some hard New York Hip Hop,. and so after a short introduction, you get just this as Gregg Nice gets things started, before passing it "Down The Line" to another MC, in contiunes like this, and I'm sure you won't be disppointed by it, considering how much potneial these names have. **Four Stars** 4. "Sometimes I Rhyme Slow" This was the first single off the album, but not the one which originally grabbed my attention, as...more

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Ain't a Damn Thing Changed
Release Date: 2000 - 09 - 12, Audio CD, Import Music Services

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Ain't A Damn Thing Changed - Nice & Smooth: Just As Nice & Smooth As Before (1158 words)
by - written on 18/10/08 (Very useful, 84 readings)
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"Ain't A Damn Thing Changed" is the 1991 release from the East Coast Hip Hop duo of Gregg Nice and Smooth B, Nice & Smooth. It comes two years after their debut album "Nice and Smooth" which managed to grab the attention of many as they came with humourous rhymes to act as a counter-balance to all the newnew a Gangsta rap which had built up on the West Coast of America. These New Yorkers bring fire in this release, showing how the East Coast can make the foundations of the genre relavent now (the year 1991). 1. "Harmonize" Nice & Smooth blaze through with this one as they show what they have to offer in singing ... Read the complete review