Author Topic: What's Daz best verses? (Read 88 times)

TraceOneInfinite · « **on:** **Yesterday** at 03:53:22 AM »

This is the one that always comes back to me like an ear worm I can't get out...

"My thought's complete so let me take a seat/
Since I was born and raised
on the Eastside of Long Beach.."

HighEyeCue · « **Reply #1 on:** **Yesterday** at 06:06:41 AM »

based on the fact that he reused it on at least 5 different tracks I think Daz considers his opening verse here his best

the 2 verses by Nas were the real highlight of the track however especially his last verse

TraceOneInfinite · « **Reply #2 on:** **Yesterday** at 07:55:42 AM »

Quote from: HighEyeCue on Yesterday at 06:06:41 AM

based on the fact that he reused it on at least 5 different tracks I think Daz considers his opening verse here his best

the 2 verses by Nas were the real highlight of the track however especially his last verse

I never liked this...

It always sounded fan made to me, like, "oh let's put Nas and Dogg Pound together on a song".

TraceOneInfinite · « **Reply #3 on:** **Yesterday** at 08:00:13 AM »

Objectively this is Daz best verse and his big breakout moment. I actually thought he had the best verse. Cause he brought sort of brought out the Bone (before Bone) flow mixing singing, harmonizing, rapping, and he had a lot of style and charisma in his skinny dayz -- before he sort of overexposed himself.

Also funny how when I was a kid I thought that the character Ricky Harris was playing was like a real guy (not a comedian), like some old school club owner, lol, I had only just turned 12 when this came out...

Sccit · « **Reply #4 on:** **Yesterday** at 09:04:23 AM »

what would u do verse is iconic

HighEyeCue · « **Reply #5 on:** **Yesterday** at 09:30:25 AM »

Quote from: TraceOneInfinite on Yesterday at 07:55:42 AM

I never liked this...

It always sounded fan made to me, like, "oh let's put Nas and Dogg Pound together on a song".

well it sort of is...Daz released this on Tha Last of The Pound as a F you to Suge by talking over the track and dissing Death Row...this is not the true OG if anyone on the board has it PM me lol...Its a legit track though...in every verse one mentions the other

TraceOneInfinite · « **Reply #6 on:** **Yesterday** at 10:24:18 PM »

Quote from: HighEyeCue on Yesterday at 09:30:25 AM

well it sort of is...Daz released this on Tha Last of The Pound as a F you to Suge by talking over the track and dissing Death Row...this is not the true OG if anyone on the board has it PM me lol...Its a legit track though...in every verse one mentions the other

If they were gonna put Dogg Pound and Nas on a track, Daz should've produced something like what Pete Rock did with Kurupt and Nas sort of matching each other with the same East Coast style lyrical energy, a bit like what another great producer Pete Rock did when he put Inspectah Deck and Kurupt on a track together. This is what the Dogg Pound and Nas track should've been like, "TRU MASTER" (and Daz could've done like the chorus and maybe a verse and done some harmonizing or even just taken a verse and matched them cause Daz can do his thing as well and hold his own wit tha greats on the mic as well, btw)

"GOD IS GOOD GROWING UP IN THE HOOD/
DONE SOME THINGS BAD AND SOME THINGS GOOD"

--Kurupt--

..or even better if DPG was in their Prime they could've made a monster joint like Dre did pairing Game and Nas