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Expert: Matt Maguire Date: 8/20/2007 Subject: Smoke 2 Joints samples
Question hey, that part in "smoke two joints" "smoke a big spliff of some good sensimilla" is extended on the 3rd track of the "bums lie" album, but i know that it isnt from just ice's "na touch de just" track. du jnow where it is from?
Answer Pedro --
You're talking about the Psycho Semantic Police track 3 in which the DJ says "Just so you'll think I'm cool..." and then proceeds to play Brad's vinyl of Just Ice (not Eazy E). The first line is "Smoke a big spliff...". That is, in fact, "Na Touch Da Just", it's just not the beginning. That track is somewhat freestyle and freeform and that verse is exactly from the track at 4:45 into the 7:30 minute track. Check again and you'll hear it.
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