Nwa
Posted: Wed Jan 24, 2007 5:45 pm
Although I feel allot of people don’t value roots as much as they should , and especially when it is with something that is not all to positive we tend to ignore and forget these things and sometimes pretend that they were never there . I was on myspace.com/nwa and I saw that they have recently released a greatest hits Cd. For something that was such a controversial product during its conception, if now looked upon in retrospect, is nothing in comparison to what all these new generation gangster rappers are making their music about. I think the point that I am trying to make is that when you can go back and pick up something like a NWA greatest hits it all makes sense. Although the message can be interpreted into other translations, a main point is that in order to make a change you have to speak about what they want to keep quiet. That’s why when I hear about these kinds of things, I support and speak on them. I am a NWA fan for life.
