RC Feat. King T - Saturday (PRODUCED BY DR. DRE)

[Sccit]

[TraceOneInfinite]

very dope, and would've fit well on Aftermath Presents

[BJV]

Sick track. Piano reminds me of Mobb Deep - Survival Of The Fittest

[TraceOneInfinite]

Sick track. Piano reminds me of Mobb Deep - Survival Of The Fittest

good catch

[The Predator]

Yew it's sick, same sample vibes as Mobb but singin.

Dre's shit sound like it recorded live re-play.

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Flipped by Havoc -

[BJV]

Yew it's sick, same sample vibes as Mobb but singin.

Dre's shit sound like it recorded live re-play.

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Flipped by Havoc -

Yeah back in 96 I don't think it was known where the sample was from. Dre probably had someone play it on the piano.

[Sccit]

[HighEyeCue]

that Dre Aftermath album was so underrated

[TraceOneInfinite]

that Dre Aftermath album was so underrated

Yeah, I think it was ahead of it's time and over everyone's headz.   Dre was trying to go next level but fans didn't want next level.  They were still trying to catch up to what 2pac had done.  That's why they just followed Master P, DMX, and Ja Rule for the next few years.  They didn't want next level.

[Malcy]

Glove production.

[Sccit]

Glove production.

glove beat .. produced by dre

[b.laden]

Dr Dre and King Tee was a dope combo

[O.E.800]

Dr Dre and King Tee was a dope combo

Truly.

Shoulda just gave the beat to King T and cut RC out. That guy can sing about as good as JLo lol.

[HighEyeCue]

Truly.

Shoulda just gave the beat to King T and cut RC out. That guy can sing about as good as JLo lol.

he was actually better

[TraceOneInfinite]

Dr Dre and King Tee was a dope combo

Still mad about that damn Thy Kingdom Come album not dropping summer of 98' — even after they had released a lead single music video on BET and put an ad in the Source saying — In Stores Now