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**BEEZ** · 11-14-2002, 02:21 PM

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Originally posted by <b>Doggpound</b>!
I'll post a track list of all the people on that CD tonight.

Maybe I'll rip it also and put it up on Kazaa for a few days, the world NEEDS to hear this CD, lol.

"people wanna see what the Kidd did, I'm just hoopin' and b-ballin"

lmao, had no idea C Webb even released a CD, but I only wish AI's CD would have come out.

CWebb on the cover of his CD hes slumped on the floor with his head down holding a platinum chain. That the only thing he got that went platinum

Doggpound · 11-14-2002, 02:24 PM

Found it on Tower, but can't find the one I have.

http://www.towerrecords.com/product....1504868&cc=USD

Track listing for C Webb, and Redman and Kurupt should be ashamed of themselves, lol

dkg1 · 11-14-2002, 03:41 PM

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Originally posted by <b>jazzy1</b>!
Sorry I joined this late some time ago I posted about Jj I think he's going to be really good. Before the draft I was hoping that the Heat took JJ and we got Butler I thought Butler had more of the sf skills we needed but after seeing JJ I realize some things about his game I didn't previously know, which is He's alot TOUGHER than I thought he was, I thought he was soft , but he's a tough player with heart, and his versatility, make him special, I've liked him ever since I saw him in a wizard Jersey he's been a pleasant surprise, JJ's ability to rebound and defend have been impressive late in the sonics game when he was switched off to Payton he didn't allow Payton the ability to penetrate, this is from a guy 6-11.

I think JJ game will be a cross between Odom's game and KG's game. I think as his body fills out his knowledge of the game is superior I think to anybody drafted this year other than JAY WILLIAMS who I think is the smartest ,most knowledgeable player in the draft, But Jj isn't far behind.

True basketball fans will appreciate the subtle things JJ does. He may not be the most spectacular player, but he is very fundamentally sound, does the little things. He's a team player who's very mature for a rookie. He's really going to be something if he can get his perimeter J down. Has his free throw shooting improved? That was one aspect he struggled with at IU.

Doggpound · 11-14-2002, 08:43 PM

B-Ball's Best Kept Secret 1994

2) Dana Barros - Check it
3) Malik Sealy - Lost in the Sauce
4) Shaq feat Ill Al Scratch - Mic Check 1-2

6) Cedric Ceballos feat Warren G - Flow On
7) Brian Shaw - Anything Can Happen
8) Chris Mills - Sumptin' to Groove To

10) Jason Kidd feat Money B - What the Kidd Did
11) JR Rider - Funk in the Trunk

13) Dennis Scott - All Night Party
14) Gary Payton - Livin' Legal and Large

16) Dana Barros and Cedric Ceballos feat Diamond D, Puba, Sadat X - Ya Don't Stop

Took out the interludes from the list, no nba guys in those.

Two bits of irony, Malik Sealy, lost in the sauce, was killed in a drinking and driving accident. And Gary Payton had some legal trouble after 1994, weed maybe?

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