Eastcoast Albums with a westcoast-sound ?

[Desert Lord]

when the g-funk sound was the trend, many rappers nationwide tried to do that sound. some of em did it really good.
i think masta ace "sittin on chrome" is a good example...love that album!
anyone got other examples? post it  
thx in advance

[Desert Lord]

nobody?

[GangstaBoogy]

Erick Sermon was notorious for sounding California-esque.

[Detox Is A Myth!!!]

Not Eastcoast, but Da Brat's first album -- Chi town rapper with an ATL producer collaborating to make a G-Funk album. Heavily influenced by Doggystyle.

[Mr. Theo]

Erick Sermon was notorious for sounding California-esque.

EPMD - Crossover .

Da Brat/Biggie/JD - Da B Side

for me straight westcoast sound

[GangstaBoogy]

Jermaine Dupri's whole aim with Da Brat was to make her into a female Snoop. Hints the West Coast embracing her earlier shit.

[b.laden]

BIGGIE  juicy !!  just a few songs  but not a whole album
i dont think there are many from the eascoast ...public enemy, EPMD used  lot of funk samples ..but the sound has been  different from the west since the early 90's . the bomb squad from pulic enemy produced ice cube album kill at will ...

[operation stackola]

Redman's 1st two

[Black Excellence]

for the record funk came from new jersey aka the parliament funkadelics

[Blasphemy (A)]

BIGGIE  juicy !!  just a few songs  but not a whole album
i dont think there are many from the eascoast ...public enemy, EPMD used  lot of funk samples ..but the sound has been  different from the west since the early 90's . the bomb squad from pulic enemy produced ice cube album kill at will ...

Biggie copied the G-Funk sound for his singles, when I heard the album it was completely different, I was just thinking what's this bait and switch horse shit. I'm glad I ripped it off.

[HighEyeCue]

I remember Biggie doing a freestyle over some Dre beats and it was dope, just imagined if he signed to Death Row...

[Desert Lord]

cool posts, y'all...
yeah, it seems that eastcoast rap with "westcoast"-sound is rare...not really surprising, since the in early to mid 90's the eastcoast-westcoast "beef" was all over the media

[Desert Lord]

for the record funk came from new jersey aka the parliament funkadelics

i know, but i was talking about HIPHOP

[KrazySumwhat]

 i think when the west sound was dominant it increased how much east coast rappers talked about being gangstas and guns but cant say i recall many west sounding songs as far as production and style?
 
 

[Mietek23]

Dana Dane - "Rollin' Wit Dana Dane"

It's a dope record and has Battlecat production all over it