The GANG RELATED soundtrack is a fuckin timeless classic!

[Elano]

It's a soundtrack,ok,but to me this is without a fuckin doubt a west coast classic.....
take a look @ the tracklist:

1. Way Too Major - Daz Dillinger/Tray Deee
  2. Life's So Hard - 2Pac
  3. Greed - Ice Cube
  4. Get Yo Bang On - Mack 10/AllFrumThai
  5. These Days - Nate Dogg/Daz Dillinger
  6. Mash For Our Dreams - Storm/Young Noble/Daz Dillinger
  7. Free 'Em All - J-Flexx/Tenkamenin
  8. Staring Through My Rearview - 2Pac/The Outlawz
  9. Devotion - Paradise
  10. I Can't Fix It - Jackers
  11. Questions - Tech N9ne
  12. Hollywood Bank Robbery - The Gang/Snoop Doggy Dogg/Kurupt

  1. Made Niggaz - 2Pac/The Outlawz
  2. Loc'd Out Hood - Kurupt
  3. Gang Related - WC/CJ Mac/Daz Dillinger/Tray Deee
  4. Keep Your Eyes Open - O.F.T.B.
  5. Lady - 6 Feet/Storm
  6. Take A Nigga Like Me - Young Soldierz
  7. What Have You Done? - B.G.O.T.I.
  8. What's Ya Fantasy - The Outlawz/Daz Dillinger
  9. Change To Come, A - J-Flexx/Tenkamenin/Bahamadia/Kool & The Gang/Con Funk Shun
  10. Freak Somethin' - Roland
  11. Feelin A Good Thang - 2DV
  12. Lost Souls - 2Pac/The Outlawz


After Murder Was The Case,this one is the best 'west coast soundtrack'.....
On the Gang Related soundtrack most of the songs are AMAZING,i can't say the same for soundtracks like Above The Rime and Menace To Society....where the only TIGHT songs are Streiht Up Menace and Regulate.

p.s. Gridlock'D is another 'classic wc soundtrack' imho....

[Shango]

It's a classic

[Elano]

This is one of my favourite west coast songs EVER!!!!!

[Okka]

Classic album, "Way Too Major", "Gang Related", "Loc'd Out Hood", "Free Em All" and "Staring Through My Rearview" are my favourite tracks there.

[The "Untouchable" DJR]

I still bump Way Too Major from time to time.

[HEC]

"Hollywood Bank Robbery" was my jam. Daz did some of his best production work of all time on this soundtrack. "Way Too Major" maybe my alltime favorite Daz track.

[Dimos]

Bought cause of the "Made Niggaz" song. I still bump from time to time. Yeah, "Hollywood Bank Robbery" is dope. Greatest track on this is "Staring Through My Rearview" I think. My favorite hiphop soundtrack.

[HEC]

It's a soundtrack,ok,but to me this is without a fuckin doubt a west coast classic.....
take a look @ the tracklist:

1. Way Too Major - Daz Dillinger/Tray Deee
  2. Life's So Hard - 2Pac
  3. Greed - Ice Cube
  4. Get Yo Bang On - Mack 10/AllFrumThai
  5. These Days - Nate Dogg/Daz Dillinger
  6. Mash For Our Dreams - Storm/Young Noble/Daz Dillinger
  7. Free 'Em All - J-Flexx/Tenkamenin
  8. Staring Through My Rearview - 2Pac/The Outlawz
  9. Devotion - Paradise
  10. I Can't Fix It - Jackers
  11. Questions - Tech N9ne
  12. Hollywood Bank Robbery - The Gang/Snoop Doggy Dogg/Kurupt

  1. Made Niggaz - 2Pac/The Outlawz
  2. Loc'd Out Hood - Kurupt
  3. Gang Related - WC/CJ Mac/Daz Dillinger/Tray Deee
  4. Keep Your Eyes Open - O.F.T.B.
  5. Lady - 6 Feet/Storm
  6. Take A Nigga Like Me - Young Soldierz
  7. What Have You Done? - B.G.O.T.I.
  8. What's Ya Fantasy - The Outlawz/Daz Dillinger
  9. Change To Come, A - J-Flexx/Tenkamenin/Bahamadia/Kool & The Gang/Con Funk Shun
  10. Freak Somethin' - Roland
  11. Feelin A Good Thang - 2DV
  12. Lost Souls - 2Pac/The Outlawz


After Murder Was The Case,this one is the best 'west coast soundtrack'.....
On the Gang Related soundtrack most of the songs are AMAZING,i can't say the same for soundtracks like Above The Rime and Menace To Society....where the only TIGHT songs are Streiht Up Menace and Regulate.

p.s. Gridlock'D is another 'classic wc soundtrack' imho....

"Above The Rim" was more of an R&B soundtrack, actually Dre didn't want any part of it it was all Suges idea. Still a great soundtrack with several classic songs "Regulate", "Big Pimpin", "Dogg Pound 4 Life" to name a few

[The "Untouchable" DJR]

First thing I noticed when this was released back in 97 was that Snoop was only on one song and it was just a feature too. The Dogg was already on his way out at that time...

[D~Nice]

This soundtrack IMO would have put Daz on the map as the next "it" producer if Suge would have let him continue to oversee projects. He did great work on AEOM and Doggfather already. I agree with HighEyeCue, some of Daz's best beats are on this soundtrack. One of the best pure gangsta rap albums of all time.

[Dre-Day]

"Above The Rim" was more of an R&B soundtrack, actually Dre didn't want any part of it it was all Suges idea. Still a great soundtrack with several classic songs "Regulate", "Big Pimpin", "Dogg Pound 4 Life" to name a few

as i said before all those soundtracks have dope tracks, but lack consistency imo, unlike the regular death row releases during it's heyday

[HEC]

This soundtrack IMO would have put Daz on the map as the next "it" producer if Suge would have let him continue to oversee projects. He did great work on AEOM and Doggfather already. I agree with HighEyeCue, some of Daz's best beats are on this soundtrack. One of the best pure gangsta rap albums of all time.

real talk D, even the R&B cuts on here were banging, I loved that Jackers joint "I Can't Fix It"

"Above The Rim" was more of an R&B soundtrack, actually Dre didn't want any part of it it was all Suges idea. Still a great soundtrack with several classic songs "Regulate", "Big Pimpin", "Dogg Pound 4 Life" to name a few

as i said before all those soundtracks have dope tracks, but lack consistency imo, unlike the regular death row releases during it's heyday

It doesn't have the "big name" classic tracks but its definitely as good as any soundtrack Death Row released IMO, and the production on it is crazy

[Dre-Day]

This soundtrack IMO would have put Daz on the map as the next "it" producer if Suge would have let him continue to oversee projects. He did great work on AEOM and Doggfather already. I agree with HighEyeCue, some of Daz's best beats are on this soundtrack. One of the best pure gangsta rap albums of all time.

real talk D, even the R&B cuts on here were banging, I loved that Jackers joint "I Can't Fix It"

"Above The Rim" was more of an R&B soundtrack, actually Dre didn't want any part of it it was all Suges idea. Still a great soundtrack with several classic songs "Regulate", "Big Pimpin", "Dogg Pound 4 Life" to name a few

as i said before all those soundtracks have dope tracks, but lack consistency imo, unlike the regular death row releases during it's heyday

It doesn't have the "big name" classic tracks but its definitely as good as any soundtrack Death Row released IMO, and the production on it is crazy

i know, and as always i respect your taste, i just don't like the compilation formula

[HEC]

This soundtrack IMO would have put Daz on the map as the next "it" producer if Suge would have let him continue to oversee projects. He did great work on AEOM and Doggfather already. I agree with HighEyeCue, some of Daz's best beats are on this soundtrack. One of the best pure gangsta rap albums of all time.

real talk D, even the R&B cuts on here were banging, I loved that Jackers joint "I Can't Fix It"

"Above The Rim" was more of an R&B soundtrack, actually Dre didn't want any part of it it was all Suges idea. Still a great soundtrack with several classic songs "Regulate", "Big Pimpin", "Dogg Pound 4 Life" to name a few

as i said before all those soundtracks have dope tracks, but lack consistency imo, unlike the regular death row releases during it's heyday

It doesn't have the "big name" classic tracks but its definitely as good as any soundtrack Death Row released IMO, and the production on it is crazy

i know, and as always i respect your taste, i just don't like the compilation formula

I usually listen to these soundtracks when I want a change of pace, usually I listen to regular full length albums but once in a while I like to change it up and listen to a bunch of different artists, I understand what you are saying though

[thisoneguy360]

It's time to get the loot ready aim shoot