@@Scott-rq7nu Tell us you're retarded and jump to conclusions based on your own ignorance without telling us.. "one of" means that it's not "THE best", there are tons of better ones but I just like this one because it's so ridiculous. And for the record Cage is probably the only white rapper I listen to so...uh yeah. You're an idiot
5,10 MINUTES OF PURE HEAVEN FOR REAL HIP HOP LOVERS ! 20 YEARS LATER AND EVER THE SAME FEELING DEEP COMPLEX STRANGE POWERFULL ! IT WAS THE BEST PERIOD OF MY LIFE FOR SURE ! TIME CAPSULE THANK YOU
necro is a true genius if you ask me. he also brought uncommon valor to life making it if not the best damn near close to the all time best underground rap verse of all time or even that year depending on who you ask. necros like some kind of dark angel or some shit just reviving dope artists back to life…
Sample is Wendy Carlos’ Moog rendition of Queen Mary’s funeral march (1694) for Clockwork Orange - I know everyone has heard the one from the film, but indeed that too is a sample.
I found a burned cd of Movies for the Blind the other day in an old box. Reminded me of all the old music I used to listen to; Cage, Apathy, MF DOOM, Non Phixion, Necro, Canibus, EL-P, Copywrite, Jedi Mind Tricks, R.A Rugged man etc. Rap battle forums, Kazaa and Napster 😂😂
Eastern Conference, Stones Throw, Rawkus, Rhymesayers, Definitive Jux...blessed to have grown up on these and a few dozen others. Indie before Indie labs were mainstream mainstays. Wnet up on smoke, for me, when Rawkus got eaten up with the support of Geffen.
Insane that this was Cage's first recorded song. I bought this record at Fat Beats, spun it non-stop for years. The B-Side, Radiohead is also such a great song.
in an interview on the film A Clockwork Orange one commentator notes, "Some people look at that film and see a great powerful essay on violence; other people, possibly even more receptive to motion picture imagery and thought, viewed it as a blueprint for their own lives." ...the Psycho+Logical crew are definitely 'other people'.
He took cages weirdness and elevated it to elite lyricism and greatness...cage didnt have a copyright on being a crazy white boy...unless he did n i dont know about it which i doubt it
@@ArMiNiSfUCkinRedicK Eminem was never a crazy white boy, he was a down on his luck white boy in a trailer park. Cage actually went though some really fucking insane shit, from age 5 he was pulling the tourniquet on his dad's arm so he could shoot heroin, he started using PCP straight outta highschool, got arrested for armed robbery and then plead insanity with the help of his mother and went to a mental asylum where he tried to kill himself multiple times. When he was a kid his dad also held him and his mom hostage in a police standoff, held a shotgun to his stomach when he was about 8. That's actually fucked up compared to eminem's life, he didn't take it "to the next level" he straight bit his style and got lucky with Dre. Fucking Eminem dick rider get your facts straight.
Field report, December 24th, 2022: gotta keep this on headphones in the shop in case a customer mistakenly gets walked into the shop with this on the box rockin'... and I love Clockwork Orange!
One of the illest beats ever made and cage used to be crazy back in the day now he’s on some weird shit I remember banging this shit when I first started rapping in 2003
Early cage he was the best underground rapper on my playlists.. Now in my old tapes I find Ill Bill the best out of the group... Immortal Tech still cool I guess. Necro was alright during my teen years but now I am mid 30s I find him a little too try hard. But I agree mate Cage turned all weird emo.
Y'all need to get over ppl changing. It's weird y'all care so much. Go make one good song. Do it. I dare you. Now try to make one good album. Do it. I dare you. Now go try and make one GREAT song. Now go try and make one GREAT album. Now go try and make a MASTERPIECE. Foh.
@@Smurffitness not starting beef, but what makes him like eminem besides the fact he's white? I've seen a number of people comparing em and cage but I simply do not see it. From voice to flow, his aggression or content (so far, I've only just found cage
@@mastaroshi23 same here. I don't hear it either. It ain't just you. All the Cage "stans" say Em bit his style. It was actually Cage that originally said Em stole his style back in the late nineties and that's why Em dissed him on the Slim Shady LP. I just started listening to Cage myself and I'm glad I did.
@@mattthompson1876 as I've done more research into cage I can see why people are saying it, eminem was still trying to find his sound when cage was already regocnised for doing the 'crazy drug fueled white boy going raw on anyone' style through the 90's, then near the end of 90's eminem comes out with the same shit! Exactly! In that diss it shows he had heard of cage. Same here man glad I'm not the only late comer dude is hard as fuck! Found anything you could suggest man? Theres a dope interview/performance he has on yt you might like man :)
I had the honor of handing cage a scotch live. He’s the reason my right wrist had a weathermen (XX) on it. Chris palko you’re a unique artist and I have your back for life. RIP TERRO Smith (Camu)
Camu was a genuinely good guy. I've done some shows with him he opened up for me a whole bunch of times in Brooklyn because in Brooklyn I had a humongous following but yeah what a really good person in general inside and outside of rap music just a really nice guy
I went to Bobbito’s Footwork on east 9th street near Fat Beats to but this on wax. Nasty Vas handed me record, Yak was there and Stretch Armstrong showed up too
😂 no he’s not. Cage didn’t invent being crazy or being on drugs, Everything Eminem rapped about came from his own life, he didn’t just make up his mom being a drug addict Cage was delusional for thinking he was the only “crazy white boy” when Slim Shady was more than just being crazy and RA The Rugged man was doing his style before cage
@@OutofTheLyingsDen You do know that Cage has been rapping since the 80's right???? He has actually been rapping this way before Em was. All of them: Eminem, Cage, RA The Rugged Man are very talented. The most consistent with albums and material is Eminem though but all three are dope.
@@LuisMartinez-rt8ul what's your point? Em has been rapping since the 80s too. All you have do is type Eminem 1980 insert year and you can hear it for yourself. Dont be mad that Slim was just a better mc and more creative than Cage is/was. I ain't arguing that hes wack..I mean I'm here too so. But it's not about who did what when and where first. Neither one of them is the first rap anything.
First time i saw cage was when i went to paid dues in 07 i was walking into the hanger high af off a blunt just as he was performing this track,badass memory :)
No he didn’t wtf... Bruh most rappers rapped this way back then... because DJ’s were scratching beats the same way causing rappers to have a similar flow. Tired of the comparisons from people who don’t think. There was a whole horror core rap scene...as for the style,blame the DJ’s for vining off each others beats
I don’t think Eminem stole Cage’s style but rather these were two peas in the same pod. Cut from the same cloth if you will. It just didn’t help that Eminem dissed Cage first which set up for Cage responding by claiming he was biting him. Otherwise, who knows? We might’ve even seen them doing a track together by now.
Man i just found out about this guy,he actually sounds like slim shady Eminem rise to fame,became a mega superstar,but i never heard of this man,yeah i do hear em mentioning him in "role model" but i never really do a research about him I thought whole eminem slim shady persona was a thing created by himself because rough life experience Man cage's life story even more messed up than eminem,but he never get to the top like eminem I wonder how he is doing now,and how cage and eminem relationship after the beef
Many great ones though. From Juggaknots, Murs, Co Flow, Genelec & Memphis Reigns, The Arsonists, even way back to the Bizzie Boyz from '89. Just so many.
My father would come home, he would forget about the killings. He wasn’t scared of The Shogun, but The Shogun was scared of him. Maybe that was the problem. 👹🤺
Easily in top 3 most underrated Anglo-saxon lyricist shortlist due most, but not all in part to that poetically piercing approach to that classic emotive content, brů. His heart literally bleeds through playback. Damn, I love life when I can hear good music. Dead without it. See me to find tour next favorite artist...any genre.
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2024 and this shit still hard af
2022 YURPPP
YA BUDDY
Bruh it's beyond good we need him to blow up already!
My man
Recommend some rap with this feel
On the tail end of 2024 and this s*** still goes hard as f***
This will forever be a dope classic track . Before all the whack rappers that will never know true underground. 🙃😵
Cage is all emo now though.. lol
I still come back for fanatic and weatherproof, but this track was dope too.
And now Cage is the whackest.... times change I guess.
No more pcp water 👄
Ll)
"Fuck your head up like corn rows put in by blind giants" is still one of the best lines ever
This entire song is murder. Down the left hand path is another classic by Cage
I don’t get that line
@@Betoven81 imagine a giant attempting to put in corn rows with it's massive hands 😂
It REALLT isn’t. Tell us you only listen to white rappers without telling us lmao
@@Scott-rq7nu Tell us you're retarded and jump to conclusions based on your own ignorance without telling us.. "one of" means that it's not "THE best", there are tons of better ones but I just like this one because it's so ridiculous. And for the record Cage is probably the only white rapper I listen to so...uh yeah. You're an idiot
5,10 MINUTES OF PURE HEAVEN FOR REAL HIP HOP LOVERS ! 20 YEARS LATER AND EVER THE SAME FEELING DEEP COMPLEX STRANGE POWERFULL ! IT WAS THE BEST PERIOD OF MY LIFE FOR SURE ! TIME CAPSULE THANK YOU
Most def!!!! The first time I heard this song was in 05, I was 16 🤣
necro is a true genius if you ask me. he also brought uncommon valor to life making it if not the best damn near close to the all time best underground rap verse of all time or even that year depending on who you ask. necros like some kind of dark angel or some shit just reviving dope artists back to life…
@@IBELIEVEINDEADGIRLSUPREMACYcool story newb! 😂🎉
Sample is Wendy Carlos’ Moog rendition of Queen Mary’s funeral march (1694) for Clockwork Orange - I know everyone has heard the one from the film, but indeed that too is a sample.
Literally one of the best songs ever made. That liquid swords/shogun sample scratchin was so genius. Truly masterpiece.
You mean the beat, produced by Necro.
@@captain_orange No not just the beat everything about the song.
Yeah the quote is from shogun assassin I think it's called
@@captain_orangenecro is one of the most underrated producers of the last 30 years, so many dope beats but little to no recognition.
Never watched A Clockwork Orange, but after doing so the references in this song became abundant
fuck, i listen to Cage when i was reading Dune..reference was even more powerful....
Also Shogun Assassin
None bigger than They Live!🎈
The epitome of underground sound
@Apostle Warning foh true underground dont got space for shit comments like yours the underground is for all and by all
jesse fortini right right
Right Right!
0:31 Against the machine like Rage
bit**** say I hate you Cage after circle jerks...
Still rocking this song in 2021!
still rockin' in 2022 homie!
A Clockwork Orange Sample!
Will probably be rocking this in 2030 and 2040 too.
2023.
2024
Eastern Conference Records was unstoppable back in the day
I found a burned cd of Movies for the Blind the other day in an old box. Reminded me of all the old music I used to listen to; Cage, Apathy, MF DOOM, Non Phixion, Necro, Canibus, EL-P, Copywrite, Jedi Mind Tricks, R.A Rugged man etc. Rap battle forums, Kazaa and Napster 😂😂
Dam we should be friends that's all the shit I like
Anyone here organically loves all those
Anything Def Jux and Rhymesayers as well
I'm just now hearing of cage and I'm liking what I'm hearing, I usually listen to Lo key and mission infect and Dark Half
This is an underground hiphop classic.
If you know Cage’s background this hits hard
Eastern Conference, Stones Throw, Rawkus, Rhymesayers, Definitive Jux...blessed to have grown up on these and a few dozen others. Indie before Indie labs were mainstream mainstays. Wnet up on smoke, for me, when Rawkus got eaten up with the support of Geffen.
the Weatherman , Non Phixion , Jedi Mind Tricks , Atmosphere were some of my Underground oasis growing up born on 96'
Stones Throw had DOOM & DILLA!
That's POWER!
Dont forget qn5. Cunninlynguists, Tonedeff, the goats
Insane that this was Cage's first recorded song. I bought this record at Fat Beats, spun it non-stop for years. The B-Side, Radiohead is also such a great song.
necro!
Im from middletown new yitty had a pride of this shit back in th3 day
I had never heard of Cage until this came up on autoplay about a week ago when I was out on a run.
Cool song, there's some great lines.
welcome to the fam g
Leak bros-waterworld, dope album
Check out the track down the left hand path
in an interview on the film A Clockwork Orange one commentator notes,
"Some people look at that film and see a great powerful essay on violence; other people, possibly even more receptive to motion picture imagery and thought, viewed it as a blueprint for their own lives."
...the Psycho+Logical crew are definitely 'other people'.
2020 and I'm still bumping this ish. Right right? RIGHT RIGHT!
One of my favourite tunes.
This and Dr Octagon, a trip to the gynecologist. 💯👌
Scratch master!
Soweto South Africa still listening to this 2021 real bars
So i can see why Cage thought Em jacked his style
He took cages weirdness and elevated it to elite lyricism and greatness...cage didnt have a copyright on being a crazy white boy...unless he did n i dont know about it which i doubt it
nomar manuel-munoz exactly weak that they didn’t wanna battle tho haha
@@ArMiNiSfUCkinRedicK Eminem was never a crazy white boy, he was a down on his luck white boy in a trailer park.
Cage actually went though some really fucking insane shit, from age 5 he was pulling the tourniquet on his dad's arm so he could shoot heroin, he started using PCP straight outta highschool, got arrested for armed robbery and then plead insanity with the help of his mother and went to a mental asylum where he tried to kill himself multiple times. When he was a kid his dad also held him and his mom hostage in a police standoff, held a shotgun to his stomach when he was about 8.
That's actually fucked up compared to eminem's life, he didn't take it "to the next level" he straight bit his style and got lucky with Dre. Fucking Eminem dick rider get your facts straight.
Jordan Robinson ill spray cage with agent orange and wipe my ass with his page on the source
Fuck cage and femenem if it wasn't for necro this track wouldn't even exist
Necro production vs cage its beautiful
these are some of the coldest bars on the fucking planet
props to necro for this dope ass beat
He didn't make this beat. This is from clockwork orange the movie
Yes it's the theme to clockwork Orange but necro made it into this rap beat.
Necro make this instru
@@ominouspsychadelic8560 hahahah holy fuck. im logging out
Necro is popping off on IG lmao I wish he would talk about what it was like working with Cage
one of the dopest beats of all time
Favorite songs of all time , been playing this in my truck pushing 22 years
Love the whispers in the intro...smoke dust kill_________.
Smoke dust, shoot cops
...give out automatics to your friends on the block
His music saved my life when I was young
Hell yeah, I wish Chris would of just blown up, but sometimes I feel like he may he want to stay underground.
Same
Ma jeunesse , quel finesse 🔥
Forever one of the best rap tracks of all time.
“The in outs in outs…..
Reeeeeal savage” High and Mighty.
Field report, December 24th, 2022: gotta keep this on headphones in the shop in case a customer mistakenly gets walked into the shop with this on the box rockin'...
and I love Clockwork Orange!
One of the illest beats ever made and cage used to be crazy back in the day now he’s on some weird shit I remember banging this shit when I first started rapping in 2003
You've been rapping 20 years and have 150 followers but dissing Cages flow, lol. Time for you to hang that career up
Early cage he was the best underground rapper on my playlists.. Now in my old tapes I find Ill Bill the best out of the group... Immortal Tech still cool I guess. Necro was alright during my teen years but now I am mid 30s I find him a little too try hard. But I agree mate Cage turned all weird emo.
Y'all need to get over ppl changing. It's weird y'all care so much. Go make one good song. Do it. I dare you. Now try to make one good album. Do it. I dare you.
Now go try and make one GREAT song. Now go try and make one GREAT album.
Now go try and make a MASTERPIECE.
Foh.
If i was Em in 96' I'd be worried hearing this album...🙃👍💯
lyrical wordplay is wicked but infectious,.. Nico, N.Hollywood
Greetings from Poland! Great track, one of my favorite.
Why I never haven't heard of this guy before? Damn...
Dam im jelly son u get to hear this genius fresh
in a lot of ways, he was the eminem that never blew up.
@@Smurffitness not starting beef, but what makes him like eminem besides the fact he's white?
I've seen a number of people comparing em and cage but I simply do not see it. From voice to flow, his aggression or content (so far, I've only just found cage
@@mastaroshi23 same here. I don't hear it either. It ain't just you. All the Cage "stans" say Em bit his style. It was actually Cage that originally said Em stole his style back in the late nineties and that's why Em dissed him on the Slim Shady LP. I just started listening to Cage myself and I'm glad I did.
@@mattthompson1876 as I've done more research into cage I can see why people are saying it, eminem was still trying to find his sound when cage was already regocnised for doing the 'crazy drug fueled white boy going raw on anyone' style through the 90's, then near the end of 90's eminem comes out with the same shit! Exactly! In that diss it shows he had heard of cage.
Same here man glad I'm not the only late comer dude is hard as fuck! Found anything you could suggest man? Theres a dope interview/performance he has on yt you might like man :)
I had the honor of handing cage a scotch live. He’s the reason my right wrist had a weathermen (XX) on it. Chris palko you’re a unique artist and I have your back for life. RIP TERRO Smith (Camu)
Camu was a genuinely good guy. I've done some shows with him he opened up for me a whole bunch of times in Brooklyn because in Brooklyn I had a humongous following but yeah what a really good person in general inside and outside of rap music just a really nice guy
@@horrorflickent yo, Hunger Pains was a classic! what's shuko doing these days? he's a fucking maniac on the boards.
WAIT CAMU TAO DIED!? (Ive been out the loop sadly)
Saw Cage do this years later in Denver and fucking was the most epic shit ever. Fuck..........Thank you Chris.
I went to Bobbito’s Footwork on east 9th street near Fat Beats to but this on wax. Nasty Vas handed me record, Yak was there and Stretch Armstrong showed up too
NOICE but I miss the 90s
No way bro
Ahhhhh....R.I.P Footworks, The birth of sneaker culture for me.
Shady ... necro had some fire beats probably still does shady..
True
No bought it off of my brother for $200
@@wadewoods6168 bullshit
This was 1995 I think right he pid 200 cash to your brother what did he use for the bass then?
Legendary.
Damn! Am I too late for this? It's the first time I heard this song :)
2019 :)
On fire!!!!!!!!
only 17 years late. As they say 'better late than never' though
Celph titled - primos four course meal
Check it 64 bars like it wasn't Nothin
@@TheOne_EarredBandit Sam Hill has your answers.
@@TheOne_EarredBandit cop the nighthawks album bitch its celph titled
Wake up in the morning with a horse head beside ya.
That flow was slick as hell
bro, sick as hell, demented as fuck
Cage is the real slim shady
NEGATIVE!! Only 1 SLIM SHADY!
😂 no he’s not. Cage didn’t invent being crazy or being on drugs, Everything Eminem rapped about came from his own life, he didn’t just make up his mom being a drug addict
Cage was delusional for thinking he was the only “crazy white boy” when Slim Shady was more than just being crazy and RA The Rugged man was doing his style before cage
@@OutofTheLyingsDen You do know that Cage has been rapping since the 80's right???? He has actually been rapping this way before Em was. All of them: Eminem, Cage, RA The Rugged Man are very talented. The most consistent with albums and material is Eminem though but all three are dope.
@@LuisMartinez-rt8ul what's your point? Em has been rapping since the 80s too. All you have do is type Eminem 1980 insert year and you can hear it for yourself. Dont be mad that Slim was just a better mc and more creative than Cage is/was. I ain't arguing that hes wack..I mean I'm here too so. But it's not about who did what when and where first. Neither one of them is the first rap anything.
@@OutofTheLyingsDen The worm king loves hip hop. eminem just fucks her while she's already dead -_-
yup 🔪 three of my favourite things: clockwork o, twisted execution rap & scalpel sharp turntableism dissection
20 YEARS BIRTHDAY ! ONE OF MY FAVORITE MUSIC !
A clockwork orange.
This. Is. A. Classic.
I found the Clockwork Orange soundtrack LP in an OP shop today so of course I had to come back n bump this before I put it on haha!
First time i saw cage was when i went to paid dues in 07 i was walking into the hanger high af off a blunt just as he was performing this track,badass memory :)
bruh out in san Bernardino? I was there too if it had murs, tech n9ne, all the main guys.
NGL, I'm hella jealous.
Damn I’m jealous too
Dam Shady really did bite his style wtf
I would say he was inspired
But your right
Cage bit Redman
@@crazyhiphopp Still...bite his style
No he didn’t wtf... Bruh most rappers rapped this way back then... because DJ’s were scratching beats the same way causing rappers to have a similar flow. Tired of the comparisons from people who don’t think. There was a whole horror core rap scene...as for the style,blame the DJ’s for vining off each others beats
Cage really put out a powerful body of work
"inconvenience dilemma like sitting on Venus with no shuttle…treeless"
Yeah that would freaking suck
Dope movie and track
Fucken massive Cage fan, new shit, old shit, anything he makes I love.
Cage will always sharpen you up.
2023 and this shit STILL banging
Reminds me of Immortal Technique, love this!
Right Right!!🍶
I guess it was released in 2002...i guess thats why he stayed underground...better fan following...😁👍💯
Dope ass jams. Classic.
No time for the old in out love. I just came to check the meter
Ninja scrolls and clockwork orange. Pretty sick beat.
Necro on the beat
SanshoTheBailiff leak* another name for pcp
dave w “twisting leak” thanks for the heads up man
Thanks Stretch Armstrong and Bobbito
best song on the album in my opinion
Down the left hand path great too
Rep. Ct. Cage is the shit. Pure ninja slashing them words into these fly beat's..
my neighbours really like when i play this track on full blast, well i do anyway
I don’t think Eminem stole Cage’s style but rather these were two peas in the same pod. Cut from the same cloth if you will. It just didn’t help that Eminem dissed Cage first which set up for Cage responding by claiming he was biting him. Otherwise, who knows? We might’ve even seen them doing a track together by now.
This and Poetry in The Streets are easily necro's best beats
Our life by necro and Ill bill
Soo dope!
This man is a genius
Im against the machine like rage
So good
“I smell leak smoke left by the anonymous.”
-all leak
Such a fuckin classic. After years of not listening I still know every word. Spit this on an angry day and you’ll feel better no cap
legend cage
This man is a legend. Thank you
This track is real horrorshow
Anyone here in 2024
No, I'm stuck in 2001 listening to smut peddlers.
@@peterpeterson7665 what the hell is smut peddlers 😂
Me
Yes
Yes?
This song is timeless.
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 "bitches say i hate you Cage"
Man i just found out about this guy,he actually sounds like slim shady
Eminem rise to fame,became a mega superstar,but i never heard of this man,yeah i do hear em mentioning him in "role model" but i never really do a research about him
I thought whole eminem slim shady persona was a thing created by himself because rough life experience
Man cage's life story even more messed up than eminem,but he never get to the top like eminem
I wonder how he is doing now,and how cage and eminem relationship after the beef
If you had to pick a song that would best represent underground Hip-Hop I can't think of anything that would be better than this
Many great ones though. From Juggaknots, Murs, Co Flow, Genelec & Memphis Reigns, The Arsonists, even way back to the Bizzie Boyz from '89. Just so many.
The Last Emperor - Bums
This was peak underground
Infected by Devils'
< His brain was....
Liquid swords
My father would come home, he would forget about the killings.
He wasn’t scared of The Shogun, but The Shogun was scared of him.
Maybe that was the problem. 👹🤺
Shogun Assassin
1980 ‧ Action/Adventure
Back June 2021 to hear this man.
Leave most emcees lost in my sentence.
Still hittin'!!!!!!
Damn 14k views only?
Keep uploading. WM 4ever💀
A little bit of some Clock Work Orange in the beginning. Have fun you droogs.
The whole song is clockwork
The one Em couldn't get wit but respected his style so much he became him
Better than Eminem.
2023 still going strong. Right right!
Right right
This reminds me of Eminem old freestyle "Take the whole world with me" ft.Bizzare and Outsidaz.
This is before that.
@@nightman4142 no it’s not
he hates me but i will always love him for this! RIGHT RIIIIGHT!!!!!
Right right?
RIGHT RIGHT!
Has that early 90s feel dope nuf said
Easily in top 3 most underrated Anglo-saxon lyricist shortlist due most, but not all in part to that poetically piercing approach to that classic emotive content, brů. His heart literally bleeds through playback. Damn, I love life when I can hear good music. Dead without it.
See me to find tour next favorite artist...any genre.
Classic !