re: No-Limit Records influence in Baton Rouge: A look back

Bounce dat azz was pure greatness.

This thread really has me thinking back to high school and the summer before I started college. Baton Rouge was so different back then.

Much better! A lot has changed since then.

Paul, no doubt it was better. People were nicer and not all this trying to be fancy BS the city has become. A Lot less people on the streets. You could go anywhere and not think about any shite popping off, unless you went to the real bad areas.

Nothing wrong with having nice things, but Baton Rouge isn't Beverly Hills.

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Definitely a throwback to my senior year,

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I remember my Jr or SR. year of basketball we played at Belaire and the two locker rooms were separated by small corridor with a locked gate between them.

Both teams were blaring No Limit songs and talking shite to each other, but you couldn't see who was doing the talking. Good times.

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Was Lee Carney on that team, and James Banks?

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No I was after them, my brother played against those guys. Those Belaire teams were wild. I still remember watching Banks play.

I played against William Watson and Mewelde teams.

I worked at the old Just For Feet

I helped open it as well. I worked in the warehouse.

That dude could hoop.

You're goddamned right he could.