Got damn! The album would’ve been crazy but I don’t think today it could work. But maybe back in the day? It would’ve been monumental but who know in the studio cause Wu had egos! I can honestly see Sean P and ODB wrecking in the studio 🤣
@@91Definite EPMD, GZA & Buckshot all on one track still could happen in 2022. That, or a Ghostface Killah, Reakwon, Keith Murray, K-Solo & Smif-N-Wessum (aka Coco Brovaz) collaboration
@9:35 common first album was heavily on some diggety das efx. As far as LOTUG I can see where he coming from. Yo das efx really set the trends for a lot of artists afterwards
I was the only one w the das efx tape in 6-7 grade and everyone made fun of me. Smif n wessun buckshot boot camp I loved that crap n everyone else hated it. It’s all that was on rap city and fab 5 Freddy n yo mtv raps. It’s all we had back them
Wow, a tragic meltdown from some of our favorites. No doubt you guys all represented and brought that heat. Definitely kept MCS on their toes with the quality Hip Hop bars and beats.
It’s funny I really liked straight up sewaside. I think it’s the last hot album mostly because am a solid scheme fan. They did the whole album and I got used to that
One of my favorite DAS EFX songs is real hip hop because that beat was booming and their lyrics are tight. And on a side note I have a you tube channel type in Russell Mills May 22, 2017 to find me.
I remember Common saying Cube "went from gangsta to Islam to the dick of Das EFX" on "The Bitch in Yoo", when he did the exact same thing on his own first album. 😆
Wow bro, your remember lol.. I still felt him but he sounded like a combo of Das EFX and Biz when that first album dropped. One of many who had "Das EFX syndrome" 91-94..
Finally, someone other than me I heard say this. Always side eyed that common line. Nigga had ny style production and das scheme, and topics in his verses lol yell
@@box5bastard277 Can't hate on Comm. Things were still biased in hiphop for non NYC emcees. Resurrection though ✊🏽 now that was Chitown representation.
I completely understand why he said he regrets not doing features with the guys he felt bit their style. He was justified because they all did!!! However, the mass majority of artists stole from KRS ONE! From Guru to Wu Tang to Eminem and he didn't trip. He knows he taught everyone how to rhyme, but wasn't salty about it. They know who taught them how to formulate a rhyme even though they didn't admit it! He maintained his relationships with them and capitalized off of them when necessary.
i personally liked their sound on the first 3 albums. actually, not liked.. loved. i understand a lot of his regrets regarding collabs, but as a fan, i liked that mysteriousness regarding an artist.
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@@UniqueAccessEnt Yeah they were both but in Redmans case decisive sentence had Erick and with DasEfx Parish then in both cases started real friendship. So after Epmd broke up these rappers stay loyal to their main discoverers and friends.
The whole Hit Squad story needs to be made into a biopic.
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To me 'straight up sewaside' is a classic. Das Efx one of the greatest duos.
Dead serious and straight up sewaside are classics
Hold it down was a CLASSIC.
No doubt
Hold it down is an underrated album. Still listen to it to this day!
Hold It Down was 🔥 🔥 🔥
Krazy Drayz and Skoob AKA the Books in Reverse...are absolute legends, forefathers of hip hop.
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Neither legends nor forefathers
Great Crew I liked these guys if they could have All did an album together. EPMD, Redman, K-Solo, Das Efx, Keith Murray, Jamal, Nocturnal.
This has been one of my favorite interviews! Thanks Soren and the legendary Drayz 🔥
E.Sermon, PMD, RZA & Buckshot need to do a full Def-Hit Squad vs. Wu Tang Clan vs. BCC album!!!
That would be lit 🔥
Got damn! The album would’ve been crazy but I don’t think today it could work. But maybe back in the day? It would’ve been monumental but who know in the studio cause Wu had egos! I can honestly see Sean P and ODB wrecking in the studio 🤣
@@91Definite EPMD, GZA & Buckshot all on one track still could happen in 2022.
That, or a Ghostface Killah, Reakwon, Keith Murray, K-Solo & Smif-N-Wessum (aka Coco Brovaz) collaboration
That would be incredible,
Mr. M A J E S T I C XIII . Blackstruggle77. We hope that happens. Thanks for watching & supporting #UniqueAccessEnt.
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Straight Legendary Group
Awesome. Thank you so much for the interview. Really appreciated. Much love and well wishes to Das EFX. Jussamen that's on the mic.
Excellent interview 👏🏽
Enjoyed this
Thx Dray, thx Soren
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Great Interview I bought the book too The History of Gangster Rap it’s officiall
Dudes a trip. I thought these guys were Jamaican when they came out in the 90s.
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I thought the same
@9:35 common first album was heavily on some diggety das efx. As far as LOTUG I can see where he coming from.
Yo das efx really set the trends for a lot of artists afterwards
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Excellent Interview 👊🏽 Legends
Yessir 🎯
I was the only one w the das efx tape in 6-7 grade and everyone made fun of me. Smif n wessun buckshot boot camp I loved that crap n everyone else hated it. It’s all that was on rap city and fab 5 Freddy n yo mtv raps. It’s all we had back them
Wow, a tragic meltdown from some of our favorites. No doubt you guys all represented and brought that heat. Definitely kept MCS on their toes with the quality Hip Hop bars and beats.
The Dasses are super dope duo,I have all their music and still expecting new stuff-Kraze!
He done a solo album “Showtime” which was in 2012. It was an okay album although it wasn’t production from producers like Pete rock or DJ Premier
Great interview
Yessir 🎯
It’s funny I really liked straight up sewaside. I think it’s the last hot album mostly because am a solid scheme fan. They did the whole album and I got used to that
Solid Scheme are dope producers.
Classic in my books, I enjoyed it a lot more than the 1st
Das is so good, incredible
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Das Efx Game Changers from the Belfast City Breakers 👏
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Thank you
Yes thank you could you give a shout out to my Crew The Belfast City Breakers thank you from Ireland
One of my favorite DAS EFX songs is real hip hop because that beat was booming and their lyrics are tight. And on a side note I have a you tube channel type in Russell Mills May 22, 2017 to find me.
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💕 good brother
I remember Common saying Cube "went from gangsta to Islam to the dick of Das EFX" on "The Bitch in Yoo", when he did the exact same thing on his own first album. 😆
Wow bro, your remember lol.. I still felt him but he sounded like a combo of Das EFX and Biz when that first album dropped. One of many who had "Das EFX syndrome" 91-94..
Finally, someone other than me I heard say this. Always side eyed that common line. Nigga had ny style production and das scheme, and topics in his verses lol yell
@@CEENAS646 yea Common was still was tryna find his voice in hip hop. When he did “Ressurection” he was solidified 💯
@@box5bastard277 Can't hate on Comm. Things were still biased in hiphop for non NYC emcees.
Resurrection though ✊🏽 now that was Chitown representation.
@@mustafahajj I always heard that album reflected so much on Chicago. That album should've went Gold then
Respect...
I completely understand why he said he regrets not doing features with the guys he felt bit their style. He was justified because they all did!!! However, the mass majority of artists stole from KRS ONE! From Guru to Wu Tang to Eminem and he didn't trip. He knows he taught everyone how to rhyme, but wasn't salty about it. They know who taught them how to formulate a rhyme even though they didn't admit it! He maintained his relationships with them and capitalized off of them when necessary.
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That Showtime album was an instant classic. Drazy is a super dope lyricist.
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Hit Squad
Great Interview & I do recall thinking Kris Kross was a copy of Das Efx.
That's nutts cause jump came out a month before they want efx in 92
One of the fathers of my style!!!
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Straight Up Sewaside is an awesome album. My favorite from them.
KRAZY DRAYZ RIGHT .. HIP-HOP GOLDEN ERA MISSING RAKIM & BIG DADDY KANE SONGS .. BIGGIE & NAS SONGS ..
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I need a explanation for they wanna efx video, blowing up stuff 😂
Diggity Das!!!
Props for the BSG reference
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send that 'googily goo' to DENVER. ill pick up a bag of that!
This dude should have went into acting Lol.
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Gud question....why did u stay with pmd and not E.
I've always wanted to know that
Das EFX 💯💯💯
HIT SQUAD IS THE BEST!!! ALL OF THEM!!! EPMD, DAS EFX, K-SOLO, KNUCKLEHEDZ, REDMAN!!!!
i personally liked their sound on the first 3 albums.
actually, not liked.. loved.
i understand a lot of his regrets regarding collabs,
but as a fan, i liked that mysteriousness regarding an artist.
Hold it down was my shit.
I used to listen to that album a lot back in my early 20’s
I really wanna try that Googly Goo I’m from DC 💯🗣! I hope that shit better if it has 29% thc
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@@UniqueAccessEnt anytime man
@9:46 Common Sense? What was he biting from Das?
Erick discovered Redman,and Parish discovered Das Efx thats self explanatory.
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@@UniqueAccessEnt Yeah they were both but in Redmans case decisive sentence had Erick and with DasEfx Parish then in both cases started real friendship. So after Epmd broke up these rappers stay loyal to their main discoverers and friends.
Go get that money for EPMD lol
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I wonder if he know Parrish had them screaming my rough rugged and raw Hook. Smh
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Something he’d probably never admit to.
I still don’t know exactly what “das efx” is?
DAS stood for the names of the members
Dray And Scoob, while EFX simply meant Effects. That's it.
Dam not even an album... Only click that would have gave wu- tang a run
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bum skeety bum skeety bum hum I'm hyper than ponokiyo nose das efx change da game
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He could pass for Flavor Flavs younger, normal brother lol.
🛸🦍🕳️
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Erick and Def Squad way more successful
Def Squad had better music then the Hit Squad.