NEW WARREN G INTERVIEW!!!

[TOOTHBRUSH]

over at westcoast 2k they got a new warren g interview
man it sounds like everybody been kinda leavin warren out and shit thats fucked up.  it also said that dre was supposed to be on the first single but they rejected it. i wonder if the song is still on the album, i hope so!! anyway waht y'all think?

[Murrow]

Man; after readin that interview, I feel pitty for Warren G.  He's never caught up with Dre on an album since "2001."  I mean, I'm really glad Dre handled the production so Warren could concentrate on his mc'n.  Looks like Dre has one track for the album.

[=[Euthanasia]=]

I read this earlier over at Gfunk.de. If y'all ain't peep'd it yet go check it out, it's a real interesting read. Warren kinda makes it sound like he's always pushed out an' shit, it's fuck'd up. I really hope this shit blows up 4 him, he deserves the recognition.

[Doggystylin]

damn that shits fucked, that kinda gets ya mad at the rest of the dpg but.............. :-/ i dunno

they always do treat warren like the lil one tho, and WTF is up with the twinz? warren made them and they leave warren to work with snoop?? and bo roc is in jail??

damn things just aint the same. everybodys trippin on warren, he bassicly blew nate up with regulate, and got snoop to dre, and still. i mean dre and snoop do show love to him ut still not enough

yall have to check out that interview
http://thaformula.com/warren_g.htm
Check it out

[P Nelson]

Damn they juss dont realise what Warren G did to the game, I hope his album will have a lot of success and make his poket fattt $$$ BUt I also hope it will be his tighest album !

[TOOTHBRUSH]

if he does blow up with this album i almost garuntee 213 will come out cause i have a feeling that snoop and nate think warren is  the weekest link!

[P Nelson]

Yea ... Anotha good reason for Warren G to show em' he aint the weakest link

[C_R_O_N_I_C_I]

Warren g is a TIGHT producer,way better than Battlecat and the other fools behind the boards on dogghouse.
Snoop don't understand this,why?
How he can prefer Battlecat to Warren g?

[C_R_O_N_I_C_I]

The "G-funk era" WARREN G helped perpetuate went on to influence everything from the bump of the Dirty South to the swagger of the Midwest. On The Return of the Regulator, WARREN plays on that universal funk sound, while still working with some of his people from back in the day. Produced by Dr. Dre, the album's lead single is the smooth head-nodder "Lookin' At You." The song features up-and-coming R&B singer Toi who complements WARREN's effortless, conversational flow. The majority of the album's other tracks were produced by WARREN G himself. On the party jam, "Speed Dreaming," he got to work with one of his personal heroes, George Clinton. "It was amazing," he beams. "He's one of the reasons I'm doing what I'm doing so it was great to work with him on that song. He coached me a lot on arranging songs - and on that track you'll actually hear the arrangement skills he taught me."

Recording The Return of the Regulator was somewhat of a triumph for WARREN G. He was having professional and financial trouble as a result of a previous record deal, "The label didn't understand the type of artist I was and the relationship didn't work," he says diplomatically. More significantly, WARREN had some personal tragedies, such as the deaths of his mother and his grandfather. "Keepin' It Strong," a heartening song that features El DeBarge was recorded as a tribute to his mother. He cites it as one of the most important songs on the album. "I wanted people to feel my pain out there. A lot of people act crazy towards their mothers and then when you lose them, they be trippin'. I want them to learn to respect and love their mothers while they still have them."

Aside from the first single WARREN G also worked with some of his other Southern California folks. "Yo Sassy Ways" is dubbed a 213 reunion, wrangling together Warren G, Snoop Dogg and Nate Dogg on a mellow, old-soul cut as they each fete the styles of their favorite females. Nate Dogg also lends his soul-stirring vocals to the punchy "Here Comes Another Hit," where WARREN G unveils a quick-tongued rhyming flow, this track also features the vocals of Mista Grimm. Another Los Angeles peer, WC (of Westside Connection) pops in on "Young Locs Slow Down," a powerful song warning today's youth about the less glamorous side of gang life.

WARREN likes that The Return of the Regulator displays some shades of those earlier days. "I miss those days when we're all chillin' together," he recalls. "But now when we get together, it's like magic."

With The Return of the Regulator it is apparent that both WARREN G and his particular brand "G-funk" are here to stay.

[.:N-Imy:.]

I ain't no fan or Warren G but after reading that I may buy his new album to help support an artist. Better than supporting damn people like Nelly and his St Lunatics.

[C_R_O_N_I_C_I]

RETURN OF THE REGULATOR will be B E T T E R  than Last meal!!!
really really better

[C_R_O_N_I_C_I]

Why Snoop Don't work with Warren G more , 'God know's Warrens new Promo is doper then most of the shit which was on The Last Meal !

[Ne@p]

Yeah yeah .Boy slow down with all ya posts CronicI.
But its real fucked up with these cats not hollerin at Warren.
I kinda lost some respect both for Nate and Snoop after readin this interview man.Straight up.
Warren did soo much for theese people,but they aint showin REAL love for Warren G.
With what I have heard with Return of the Regulator its the dopest album of the year.


Anyway Support Warren by bying Return of the Regulator...And I dont have to tell yalls becouse you WILL buy it!!!

[Lil Jay]

yeah cronic, why do you post like 5 times in 1 thread, you could have posted those things in 1 post. i mean as long as u post dope shit, but those simple posts  

[Siberian_Wolf]

because