Good ass review for DPGC Dillinger II Young Gotti the Saga Continues -Woop Woop

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D.P.G. Dillinger II Young Gotti Tha Saga Continuez is the latest offering from Daz and Kurupt. In the 90's they recorded as the Dogg Pound but now they are recording under the name D.P.G. This album is sure to please fans old and new. The disc features 14 brand new songs from Daz and Kurupt. Daz and Kurupt still make the magic they did in the 90's. The album opens up real gangsta--gunshots and all. The production on the album is real fly and songs "Say It," "We Gitt," and "U Remind Me," would probably be mainstream hits in a less commercial dominated radio industry. Daz and Kurupt basically cover their regular themes on this release-getting high, riding out, gangsta sh*t, and women. "Make Me A Believer" is another one of those extra nasty songs reminiscent of N.W.A.'s "She Swallowed It." The song "I Luv When U," is a relationship song. Newcomer Men-Nefer offers up vocals on this track and several others. She has a really great voice.

Daz and Kurupt seem quite Crip'ped out on the album interior art as on the inside they both are seen wearing blue bandana's and the CD itself features a blue bandana as part of the cover art. The interior artwork also includes several pictures of Daz and Kurrupt with Snoop Dogg. Snoop doesn't make an appearance on the album. The only featured artist outside of Men-Nefer is D-Sharp. Bishop Magic Don Juan makes an un-credited appearance at the opening of the song "Push Back."

D.P.G. Dillinger II Young Gotti Tha Saga Continuez hits stores on November 1st.


For additional details visit www.dpgrecordz.com


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