West Coast Connection Forum
DUBCC - Tha Connection => West Coast Classics => Topic started by: _That_Cracka_J on June 02, 2006, 07:57:15 PM
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How did these 2 hook up anyway?
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How did these 2 hook up anyway?
They did?
Damn, I Pac was right when he said Dre was gay. ;D
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Knoc's manager, who was a friend of Dre's, set up a meeting between the two sometime in early-mid 1999. As the story goes, Dre was impressed with Knoc and shortly afterward, Knoc-Turn'al recorded a verse for "Bang Bang".
After laying vocals on a few more tracks for "2001", he layed low for a bit and then in the summer of 2001, Dre & Knoc worked together on a gang of tracks, including material for the Wash Soundtrack.
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How did these 2 hook up anyway?
They did?
Damn, I Pac was right when he said Dre was gay. ;D
::)
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Knoc's manager, who was a friend of Dre's, set up a meeting between the two sometime in early-mid 1999. As the story goes, Dre was impressed with Knoc and shortly afterward, Knoc-Turn'al recorded a verse for "Bang Bang".
After laying vocals on a few more tracks for "2001", he layed low for a bit and then in the summer of 2001, Dre & Knoc worked together on a gang of tracks, including material for the Wash Soundtrack.
The wash soundtrack was one of my favorite cds
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Knoc's manager, who was a friend of Dre's, set up a meeting between the two sometime in early-mid 1999. As the story goes, Dre was impressed with Knoc and shortly afterward, Knoc-Turn'al recorded a verse for "Bang Bang".
After laying vocals on a few more tracks for "2001", he layed low for a bit and then in the summer of 2001, Dre & Knoc worked together on a gang of tracks, including material for the Wash Soundtrack.
The wash soundtrack was one of my favorite cds
lol are you serious? Wow, you have some low expectations.
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Knoc's manager, who was a friend of Dre's, set up a meeting between the two sometime in early-mid 1999. As the story goes, Dre was impressed with Knoc and shortly afterward, Knoc-Turn'al recorded a verse for "Bang Bang".
After laying vocals on a few more tracks for "2001", he layed low for a bit and then in the summer of 2001, Dre & Knoc worked together on a gang of tracks, including material for the Wash Soundtrack.
The wash soundtrack was one of my favorite cds
lol are you serious? Wow, you have some low expectations.
ok....thanks for that, at least i don't change who i think is the best rapper everyother month, "its ice cube, no its dj quik, no no its yukmouth, no wait its MC eiht"
grow up you little bitch, whenever you decide to have an opinion, stick it up ya ass faggot.
after this im threw, no replies nuthin to your punk ass, go fuck yourself.
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I'm sure you found that extreemly funny. Too bad you stand alone, dork.
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Knoc's manager, who was a friend of Dre's, set up a meeting between the two sometime in early-mid 1999. As the story goes, Dre was impressed with Knoc and shortly afterward, Knoc-Turn'al recorded a verse for "Bang Bang".
After laying vocals on a few more tracks for "2001", he layed low for a bit and then in the summer of 2001, Dre & Knoc worked together on a gang of tracks, including material for the Wash Soundtrack.
The wash soundtrack was one of my favorite cds
lol are you serious? Wow, you have some low expectations.
ok....thanks for that, at least i don't change who i think is the best rapper everyother month, "its ice cube, no its dj quik, no no its yukmouth, no wait its MC eiht"
grow up you little bitch, whenever you decide to have an opinion, stick it up ya ass faggot.
after this im threw, no replies nuthin to your punk ass, go fuck yourself.
You mean you're through right? And not threw as in throwing something......just want a clarification.
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Knoc's manager, who was a friend of Dre's, set up a meeting between the two sometime in early-mid 1999. As the story goes, Dre was impressed with Knoc and shortly afterward, Knoc-Turn'al recorded a verse for "Bang Bang".
After laying vocals on a few more tracks for "2001", he layed low for a bit and then in the summer of 2001, Dre & Knoc worked together on a gang of tracks, including material for the Wash Soundtrack.
The wash soundtrack was one of my favorite cds
lol are you serious? Wow, you have some low expectations.
ok....thanks for that, at least i don't change who i think is the best rapper everyother month, "its ice cube, no its dj quik, no no its yukmouth, no wait its MC eiht"
grow up you little bitch, whenever you decide to have an opinion, stick it up ya ass faggot.
after this im threw, no replies nuthin to your punk ass, go fuck yourself.
I rather change who i think the best rapper is monthly then think of the wash as one of my favorite cds lol.
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Knoc's manager, who was a friend of Dre's, set up a meeting between the two sometime in early-mid 1999. As the story goes, Dre was impressed with Knoc and shortly afterward, Knoc-Turn'al recorded a verse for "Bang Bang".
After laying vocals on a few more tracks for "2001", he layed low for a bit and then in the summer of 2001, Dre & Knoc worked together on a gang of tracks, including material for the Wash Soundtrack.
The wash soundtrack was one of my favorite cds
lol are you serious? Wow, you have some low expectations.
ok....thanks for that, at least i don't change who i think is the best rapper everyother month, "its ice cube, no its dj quik, no no its yukmouth, no wait its MC eiht"
grow up you little bitch, whenever you decide to have an opinion, stick it up ya ass faggot.
after this im threw, no replies nuthin to your punk ass, go fuck yourself.
lmao. go jackoff or something dude you got some serious anger management issues.
whats wrong with changing your opinion about a rapper anyways?
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Knoc's manager, who was a friend of Dre's, set up a meeting between the two sometime in early-mid 1999. As the story goes, Dre was impressed with Knoc and shortly afterward, Knoc-Turn'al recorded a verse for "Bang Bang".
After laying vocals on a few more tracks for "2001", he layed low for a bit and then in the summer of 2001, Dre & Knoc worked together on a gang of tracks, including material for the Wash Soundtrack.
The wash soundtrack was one of my favorite cds
lol are you serious? Wow, you have some low expectations.
ok....thanks for that, at least i don't change who i think is the best rapper everyother month, "its ice cube, no its dj quik, no no its yukmouth, no wait its MC eiht"
grow up you little bitch, whenever you decide to have an opinion, stick it up ya ass faggot.
after this im threw, no replies nuthin to your punk ass, go fuck yourself.
lmao. go jackoff or something dude you got some serious anger management issues.
whats wrong with changing your opinion about a rapper anyways?
go jackoff or something dude? geez you've done this "dissin" thing alot haven't you?
didn't you get suspended for being a lil racist bitch?
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LOL, I have done this "dissin" thing a lot. Some might call me an expert, you might call me a beginner. No I didn't get suspeneded for being a lil racist bitch. You must have me confused with someone else. I think everyone on the board clowns you, so you could be confusing me with anyone.
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I like 'The Wash' as well, simple as that. It has a varied sound and all in all, the production is quite banging. It has that laidback summertime feel. I agree it could have been loads better, but it surely could have been much worse. I'd just have taken off the tracks by D12, Daks & R.C., OX and Joe Beast.
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Knoc's manager, who was a friend of Dre's, set up a meeting between the two sometime in early-mid 1999. As the story goes, Dre was impressed with Knoc and shortly afterward, Knoc-Turn'al recorded a verse for "Bang Bang".
After laying vocals on a few more tracks for "2001", he layed low for a bit and then in the summer of 2001, Dre & Knoc worked together on a gang of tracks, including material for the Wash Soundtrack.
The wash soundtrack was one of my favorite cds
lol are you serious? Wow, you have some low expectations.
ok....thanks for that, at least i don't change who i think is the best rapper everyother month, "its ice cube, no its dj quik, no no its yukmouth, no wait its MC eiht"
grow up you little bitch, whenever you decide to have an opinion, stick it up ya ass faggot.
after this im threw, no replies nuthin to your punk ass, go fuck yourself.
I rather change who i think the best rapper is monthly then think of the wash as one of my favorite cds lol.
lol
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Knoc's manager, who was a friend of Dre's, set up a meeting between the two sometime in early-mid 1999. As the story goes, Dre was impressed with Knoc and shortly afterward, Knoc-Turn'al recorded a verse for "Bang Bang".
After laying vocals on a few more tracks for "2001", he layed low for a bit and then in the summer of 2001, Dre & Knoc worked together on a gang of tracks, including material for the Wash Soundtrack.
The wash soundtrack was one of my favorite cds
lol are you serious? Wow, you have some low expectations.
ok....thanks for that, at least i don't change who i think is the best rapper everyother month, "its ice cube, no its dj quik, no no its yukmouth, no wait its MC eiht"
grow up you little bitch, whenever you decide to have an opinion, stick it up ya ass faggot.
after this im threw, no replies nuthin to your punk ass, go fuck yourself.
I rather change who i think the best rapper is monthly then think of the wash as one of my favorite cds lol.
it says "WAS" read it, its past tense as in not anymore, that was a long time ago, like what 3 or 4 years ago? your tellin me that you never liked a cd at one time then didn't like it anymore?
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"The Wash" has a lot of good songs.. 8) ..I don't know why people are hatin' on it.
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"The Wash" has a lot of good songs.. 8) ..I don't know why people are hatin' on it.
yeah i used to bump alot of those songs, the Knocturnal songs on it, the busta rhymes song, the one song that was called "ridin high" , that xzibit song kinda sounded kinda funky, and that D12 song seemed out of place on that cd.