RRGB, Kuruption, or DAT Whoopty Woop

[Mat]

I Loved Dillinger and Young Gotti i found it on Sale at my CD shop for 5 bucks took it home listened to it and it's a classic to me

[Sccit]

but like b. laden said.  the sound quality also didn't sound properly mixed and polished.  RAW on the other hand did have some cuts that banged out the speakers as well as anything I'd ever heard before..

"My speakers bumpin down the streetz
My speakers bumpin down the streetz
My speakers bumpin down the streets
Wit nuthin, but bass!"

So the mix and polish on RAW actually sounded more professional to me than Dillinger and Young Gotti.  I  respect your tastes as much as anyone, along with Sccit.  So if ya'll say Dillinger and Young Gotti is dope, salute for finding something in it that I didn't.  But I remember bumping the opening joint, "Dip Wit Us" on repeat -- but trying to get through the rest of the album was a chore

...and with Daz always wanting to make a quick buck, and Kurupt being known for uneven efforts after Death Row, you have to wonder how much effort they really put into it.  Dogg Food we know took months even years to record if you consider everything from the sounds and lyrics and artists they used on the record, so the polish was unquestioned.  They said in an interview they recorded like 100 tracks for Dogg Food.  It was a massive effort put into that album not just from Daz and Kurupt but the entire label behind them.

Suddenly you got just Daz and kurupt wanting a quick buck, I just didn't trust the album

this is straight nonsense and tells me you didn't listen to it because you're only going by what another poster said


dillinger and young gotti was produced masterfully and mike dean is responsible for the sound.. mike dean is unequivocally a top tier producer well regarded in not just hop hip hop, but the entire music industry


just admit you never tried getting into it and are using an emotional bias against it

[Sccit]

I Loved Dillinger and Young Gotti i found it on Sale at my CD shop for 5 bucks took it home listened to it and it's a classic to me

many feel the same

i had a homie (RIP) who was a huge hip hop head that used to argue me up n down how dillinger and young gotti was superior to dogg food due to the musical aspect, which mike dean absolutely killed

obviously i used to tell him he was nuts .... however, that don't take away from how great that album was