4 Years Later....Dillinger and Young Gotti...

[Big BpG]

still listen to it... I must say, it's probably two years since I last listened to it, but one day, while cleaning up, I found it laying on the floor...so I popped it in and well... some old jams came too...


You just a B...B.. I.. I.. T.C.H

Dippp Wiiiiit Me.....

but really, there's some deep songs here that I didnt' notice the first time...

there's no way out...

oh and the beat to C-Walkin Cha Cha is a great beat.

it's kind of earrie too, this was probably the last good west coast album during their two year run... if you listen to the music, it sounds like a farewell...in a way... but yes, I remember loving this album and playing it again, I see why.

-B

[GangstaBoogy]

i never liked this album. "Just a B.I.T.C.H.", "At Night", "Dipp With Me", and "Here We Are (Go Kill Em)" are the only songs with repeat value. (and Slip Capone's verse on "My Heart Dont Pump No Fear")

[Traumatized]

Good average in my eyes

[UKnowWhatItIs: welcome to my traps....game over]

i never liked this album.

[KURUPTION-81]

I anticipated this album so much and was so dissapointed 1st time i heard it as i was expecting another streetz iz but by the 3rd listen i loved it.

Its an album i can listen too from start to finish and the production is incredible, mike dean and daz were a great team.

[Lord Funk]

A classic West Coast album for me - I actually think it's more consistent than Dogg Food.

[dexter]

good cd

[The King]

They made alot of hot tracks, its too bad they aren't still doing it together

[young ozwald]

3.5 MICS, Listen I waited 7 years for the follow up to Dogg Food and when it came out, I was pumped my prayers was answerd DOGG POUND gonna drop a Bomb on hip-hop again Fucc just being West Coast but one of hip-hop's greatest ( yes i said greatest even they had one album which was a classic, but they been on numerous albums and soundtraccs) group is bacc, Production by Dat Nigga Daz and lyrics by Kurput aka Gotti Vorhees is umatchable.  But when I brought the album I was kind of dissapointed DAZ let me down with his productions and the chemstry was there all the way.  They got it bacc on Space Boogy, been a longtime and Daz's album when he was standin in the white suit and purple shoes, on the hidden tracc called Lonley.  But it still get burn but, they rushed that album.

[Wild_Elmo]

it woulda been better if it was newly recorded material, but it was just a bunch of old death row left overs

[_That_Cracka_J]

I didn't like this album at first, but it definitely grew on me.  It's in regular rotation with me now.

[Juronimo]

i never liked this album.

[from the yay]

it woulda been better if it was newly recorded material, but it was just a bunch of old death row left overs

...what the fuck are you talkin about,dogg pound 2002?

[Eddie G.]

I love this album, it has a unique sound to it that I've never heard on another album before.

[Sir Petey]

it woulda been better if it was newly recorded material, but it was just a bunch of old death row left overs

...what the fuck are you talkin about,dogg pound 2002?

to an extent this is true... many of these tracks are the infamous masters daz stole whem he bounced from deathrow for good....
which explains why some of these songs also appear on dogg pound 2002... he had mike dean tweak the beats and kurupt and daz polished up he lyrics and they released it as dillinger and gotti, not all of  dillenger and gotti was left overs though...daz managed to spread it around a little bit, RAW was definently those amongst the masters daz bounced with as was soopafly's solo joint....