Did Ohio survive the Cadillactica/Prhyme/2014 Forest Hills Drive onslaught?

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Seriously, did anybody but me circle back for Stalley after those releases?

I'm spinning it now, and it's good. Stalley is missing "it", dude can rap, got a great ear for beats and a good ear for concepts. Decent "gimmick" (for lack of a better word), angle maybe? But it's a decent commercial effort.

Who's still listening to Ohio?
 
I'm still rocking with it and it was very under appreciated . Label didn't even really push outside of social media so album was slept on.
 
I'll get around to listening to it, but damn, that promotion was atrocious, both the label and himself
 
Thanks for the reminder....adding on Spotify right now.

Totally forgot about this album. Seems fitting for Stalley though. Dude is the epitome of under the radar.
 
sneakaprince said:
Man I be trying to tell people... Stalley needs to drop another Savage Journey type of album... Dude was in his zone at that time.
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Them first 2 were straight bangers, but Honest cowboy and Ohio I wasn't really feeling, like they were missing something. It's good that he's at least trying different things though so that's a plus.
 
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