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what if New Order had their own gangsta rap cover band? It might lead to something silly, like this:

Da Nu Ordeh, "Thug-life"

  1. Love Vicious Panties
  2. the Purfect Kiss (Baby, Won't You Suck it?)
  3. This Time She's Tight
  4. Big Rise (When You Walk By in Your G-string)
  5. Ellen and Gia (Two Hoes in My Bed)
  6. Soon as I Finish This Drink
  7. Substandard Fuck
  8. Fuck-Up (the Love Ballad)

Yeah, stupid I know, but I was bored....

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shit, dawg...me and my homeboys would roll out in style if we's had them mad tunes, straight up, what what. i be bumping dat shit right out my olds wit a 40 in one hand and a glock in da other, fo shizzle. if some punk ass niggas start steppin, i be all like "fucks you! this be 'thug-life,' none of dat pussy shit, so back da fuck off!" hells yeah. represent.

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:\pimp3:

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Sébastien, that avatar works great listening to a bootleg of "Shellshock". :laugh:

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:laugh:

Yes it does!

And did you recognize someone in there?

YES, AS A SPECIAL AVATAR GUEST, IT'S OUR GOOD FRIEND SPIDER IN A LAND OF MEAT !!!!!!!!!!!

big hand !!!

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I love that avatar also seb! :clap: it works with just about all the songs I'm listening to right now

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Hmm.. lead rapper B-nard Sumner goes off to do another side project with Johnny "Thuggin' J" Marr, who scratches and spins turn tables. From their debut album, entitled E-lektronik, the song "Gangsta"

Gangsta Yo, yo yo, It not be da way that you're listenin' Or da way you comb your hair It be the fact that you be missin' How I feel when you're not there (yo, yo, yo and a bunch of scratches) I went through all them months of January Shootin' up with ma guns I'd like to be with all muh homies, but they's all a bunch of phonies I didn't have no funs.

Look at me, I always get the blame But, bling bling, I got all da fame I don't need ta read, ma homies taught me to write (yo, yo, yo) But where I lived I learned to fight (scratch, scratch) So don't you never say that we're the same (I got all muh hoes)

Yo, I don't need no doctor telling me I'm full of juice I gots the bling bling - I ain't fakin' But it be plain and simple truth I went through all them months of January (yo, yo, yo) Bustin' from muh cell I'll be back with them homies, when when they're all in comies And I'm with muh hoes in hell.

Lame I know. But when I first saw this song on Kazaa, I didn't believe it was really an Electronic song.

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Originally posted by Who is this man that follows me? Hmm.. lead rapper B-nard Sumner goes off to do another side project with Johnny "Thuggin' J" Marr, who scratches and spins turn tables. From their debut album, entitled E-lektronik, the song "Gangsta"GangstaYo, yo yo, It not be da way that you're listenin'Or da way you comb your hairIt be the fact that you be missin'How I feel when you're not there (yo, yo, yo and a bunch of scratches)I went through all them months of JanuaryShootin' up with ma gunsI'd like to be with all muh homies, but they's all a bunch of phoniesI didn't have no funs.Look at me, I always get the blameBut, bling bling, I got all da fameI don't need ta read, ma homies taught me to write (yo, yo, yo)But where I lived I learned to fight (scratch, scratch)So don't you never say that we're the same (I got all muh hoes)Yo, I don't need no doctor telling me I'm full of juiceI gots the bling bling - I ain't fakin'But it be plain and simple truthI went through all them months of January (yo, yo, yo)Bustin' from muh cellI'll be back with them homies, when when they're all in comiesAnd I'm with muh hoes in hell. Lame I know. But when I first saw this song on Kazaa, I didn't believe it was really an Electronic song.

someone actually recorded this? i thought you made it up.

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Originally posted by Snucker > Originally posted by Who is this man that follows me?> Hmm.. lead rapper B-nard Sumner goes off to do another side project with Johnny "Thuggin' J" Marr, who scratches and spins turn tables. From their debut album, entitled E-lektronik, the song "Gangsta"> > Gangsta> Yo, yo yo, > It not be da way that you're listenin'> Or da way you comb your hair> It be the fact that you be missin'> How I feel when you're not there (yo, yo, yo and a bunch of scratches)> I went through all them months of January> Shootin' up with ma guns> I'd like to be with all muh homies, but they's all a bunch of phonies> I didn't have no funs.> > Look at me, I always get the blame> But, bling bling, I got all da fame> I don't need ta read, ma homies taught me to write (yo, yo, yo)> But where I lived I learned to fight (scratch, scratch)> So don't you never say that we're the same (I got all muh hoes)> > Yo, I don't need no doctor telling me I'm full of juice> I gots the bling bling - I ain't fakin'> But it be plain and simple truth> I went through all them months of January (yo, yo, yo)> Bustin' from muh cell> I'll be back with them homies, when when they're all in comies> And I'm with muh hoes in hell. > > Lame I know. But when I first saw this song on Kazaa, I didn't believe it was really an Electronic song.

someone actually recorded this? i thought you made it up.

I am.. there is an Electronic song called "Gangster," which is on their first album and "Disappointed" single. I, however, made up the above version since I have too much time on my hands.

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shit if anybody wants to do a gangsta NO project for real i play bass and have a 'OL SKOOL drum machine

great idea taboo

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