Dre dre presents the aftermath

[makavel_i]

remember that compilation

there was a guy named rc with tha song nationowl

where is that guu

or am i wrong

i really liked that shit from him

anybody remembers

[Lunatic]

last i heard from him was a few years ago, he was feat. on the wash sdtk

[makavel_i]

thanks i didnt know that

will check this

[Lunatic]

thanks i didnt know that

will check this

np

[Styles1]

not a bad cd... better than most artists will ever make.. but for the Doctor it was bland ... hardly any flavor

[StevenQBosell]

not a bad cd... better than most artists will ever make..

Damn right... I didn't think it was that "bland," but I could see how some would carry that opinion.

In retrospect, the Dre produced records on that album were  compared to shit that's out now.

I particularly like that intro track, and Shittin On The World, and ofcourse the singles off that joint... that album was vintage mid 90's super-g-funk

[TRG]

ave. cd, only bump 5-6 songs from it


as for R.C., havnt heard from him in ages

[TraceOneInfinite]

I don't understand.. I thought RC and Nationowl were two different people. 

The dude I love is the rapper on the song "Nationowl" track 15, did he really have a song on the Wash Soundtrack?

And as for the Soundtrack, it has one of the greatest and most historical hip-hop tracks ever recorded on there and that's "East Coast Killaz/West Coast Killaz" that track is a giant.

There's a lot of dope stuff on their, Mel-Man's track is dope, he's not that great of a rapper, but he's making fun of himself on the track anyway, and the beat is banging.  RBX "Blunttime" is another hott joint, the album is dope.  I listen to it more these days than any of Dre's other cd's.

[makavel_i]

i was talking about the last track nationowl

indeed rc is a different person

sorry for the confusion