Kurupt fandom

[Tanjential]

I've noticed that pretty consistently (even years ago) Kurupt, though not a commercially popular rapper, is beloved by most west coast fans. I certainly love alot of Kurupt's music, I've been hooked since his verses on chronic and doggystyle, would I be wrong in asserting that chronic and doggystyle is how most of us got into Kurupt?

-T

[d-nice]

Poetic Justice soundtrack Niggas Don't Give A Fuck. Cold ass song

[Tanjential]

who produced it? i've not heard that song.

-T

[d-nice]

Daz

[Tanjential]

tight, thanks. 

-T

[d-nice]

Here is a snippet of the track. Just has Kurupt's verse but the shit is fiyah. Don't here too many people talk about this track.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/music/wma-pop-up/B00000297F001010/ref=mu_sam_wma_001_010/105-4432566-8385201

[J$crILLa]

dope... kurupt is the shit

[WestCoasta]

Daz

I think Dr. Dre produced "Niggas Don't Give A Fuck"

[d-nice]

Daz

I think Dr. Dre produced "Niggas Don't Give A Fuck"

I just checked the credits and it was Dr. Dre. My bad. Either way that song is in my top 5 of DPG cuts.

[Tanjential]

damn, who else is on the song? shit is a slapper.

-T

[d-nice]

damn, who else is on the song? shit is a slapper.

-T

Daz & Kurupt, Snoop on the hook and Rage doing some crazy Jamacian type shit at the end. If I can find it I will post the track.

[Tanjential]

fuck that sounds like the way it should be done.

how much of rages debut was dre produced?

-T

[d-nice]

fuck that sounds like the way it should be done.

how much of rages debut was dre produced?

-T

None of it. Daz and DJ Premier did most of the beats. Easy Mo Bee did 1 track. Dre had already left after Rage's album came out in 98.

[Tanjential]

rage and premier? dear god, was that sick?
-T

[SoCal Iz Active]

the rage album was pretty dope. i liked it