It's September 06, 2025, 01:12:44 AM
The second Kurupt track is exactly why you want Dogg Food 2 on Death Row. What a terrible song. They need someone overseeing the project to ensure crap like that gets left on the cutting room floor where it belongs.
Yeah just compare the Kurupt we hear on the “N-Mates” track to the Kurupt we hear second time around.Story of his post-Death Row career, he can sound like prime Rakim or like Silk-The-Shocker
so truethis goes all the way back to '98 with the "Kuruption!" album
The album is mixed so bad, the bass is way to loud and some good songs are ruined by the mixing
Was about to ask you this.. thanks for clarify.
thats why i aint understand how can anybody compare to king maker?
You think Snoop is going to quality control Dogg Food 2? Snoop has so many garbage tracks on his own albums. He needed Dre to do his quality control. Whether Dogg Food 2 is on Death Row or Daz's label, the song selection isn't going to be any better. I actually don't mind to be honest. We all have different tastes. Let them release a 21 track album, and i'll pick my favorite 10 or 11 tracks and make a great album out of it and trash the rest. I've been doing that for years with both Snoop and Daz's albums. Works great. I'd rather i pick out what songs i think are good than have Snoop or Daz only release 10 track LPs and have all the songs be terrible. I made a classic one disc Dazamataz album taking the best songs from both discs. I'm afraid if Daz would've narrowed it down to one disc, he wouldn't have picked the same tracks I would have, so this works great.
I get your point about Snoop quality control on his own albums but WAWG was a really good album and I can't help but feel that it would've been much worse if Daz was solely in charge.
I agree. WAWG is the best DPG album in a very long time. While snoop isn't good at quality control, I think him overseeing projects forces the other rappers/producers to try harder if that makes sense. They actually talked about it in interviews when promoting WAWG.
Yup. Snoop also brought in a good team of mainstream'ish producers and features.