[magazine] Revenge Of Tha Row : Crooked I, Big Hutch, Eastwood... (2002)

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[doggfather]

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[Okka]

Thanks for postin' this. Do you happen to have the scans of this XXL issue?

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[Hack Wilson - real]

 

[GangstaBoogy]

The "2nd dynasty" Row era is probably my favorite what-if in hiphop. So much potential but black balling killed them from the beginning. Really shows that when Suge focuses on the business he can make moves. Nigga brought in Kurupt, Left Eye, and nearly Ray-J and Juvenile to go along with Crooked I, Eastwood, and Spider. He even enticed us using a lil nostalga by bringing back Danny Boy and Michel'le.

Snoop had the best production on the West Coast locked up tho. Fred Wreck, Battlecat, Meech, Jelly Roll were all DoggHouse producers. And Dre, Quik, Daz, and Warren certainly weren't fuckin with Suge.

Better production + better distribution = all Tha Row needed.

[Hack Wilson - real]

The "2nd dynasty" Row era is probably my favorite what-if in hiphop. So much potential but black balling killed them from the beginning. Really shows that when Suge focuses on the business he can make moves. Nigga brought in Kurupt, Left Eye, and nearly Ray-J and Juvenile to go along with Crooked I, Eastwood, and Spider. He even enticed us using a lil nostalga by bringing back Danny Boy and Michel'le.

Snoop had the best production on the West Coast locked up tho. Fred Wreck, Battlecat, Meech, Jelly Roll were all DoggHouse producers. And Dre, Quik, Daz, and Warren certainly weren't fuckin with Suge.

Better production + better distribution = all Tha Row needed.

Darren Vegas and Big Hutch were dope too though

[GangstaBoogy]

The "2nd dynasty" Row era is probably my favorite what-if in hiphop. So much potential but black balling killed them from the beginning. Really shows that when Suge focuses on the business he can make moves. Nigga brought in Kurupt, Left Eye, and nearly Ray-J and Juvenile to go along with Crooked I, Eastwood, and Spider. He even enticed us using a lil nostalga by bringing back Danny Boy and Michel'le.

Snoop had the best production on the West Coast locked up tho. Fred Wreck, Battlecat, Meech, Jelly Roll were all DoggHouse producers. And Dre, Quik, Daz, and Warren certainly weren't fuckin with Suge.

Better production + better distribution = all Tha Row needed.

Darren Vegas and Big Hutch were dope too though

Darren "the beat banger" Vegas sucks! He had 1 good beat for every 10 wack ones. I swear people get him confused with Johnny J.
Big Hutch was dope but passed his prime and wasn't around that long. I'd prefer him to Vegas for sure. They had another producer, can't think of the name but I remember he gave C-Bo some bangers on Tha Mobfather but gave Tha Row all his wackest shit lol.

[Hack Wilson - real]

he def made some wack beats but also had lots of heat