West Coast Connection Forum
DUBCC - Tha Connection => West Coast Classics => Topic started by: MIAMI4LIFE on July 19, 2007, 07:32:01 AM
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gave this album a few spins for the first time in years and even though considered a big dissapointment when I first bought in '98 it actually is pretty tight especially the West Coast Disc, that Fresh track is something straight out of Death Row 8)
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Yeah it was a cool album. The west coast disc was the highlight of the album. Although I thought Kurupt was spittin on that Game track on the East Coast disc. C-Walk was a cold ass song also. Typical double disc, could have been trimmed down to a single disc.
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never held my attention
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Yeah it was a cool album. The west coast disc was the highlight of the album. Although I thought Kurupt was spittin on that Game track on the East Coast disc. C-Walk was a cold ass song also. Typical double disc, could have been trimmed down to a single disc.
yeah I like It's A Setup, Game and Light Shit Up off of the East Coast disc the rest is really filler to me, The West Coast Disc pretty much is all bangers xcept maybe for a few cuts, that Warren beat on That's Gangsta is really smooth 8)
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Yeah it was a cool album. The west coast disc was the highlight of the album. Although I thought Kurupt was spittin on that Game track on the East Coast disc. C-Walk was a cold ass song also. Typical double disc, could have been trimmed down to a single disc.
yeah I like It's A Setup, Game and Light Shit Up off of the East Coast disc the rest is really filler to me, The West Coast Disc pretty much is all bangers xcept maybe for a few cuts, that Warren beat on That's Gangsta is really smooth 8)
East coast disc sounded all over the place to me. The west coast disc he had Daz, Warren G, Soopafly, Battlecat and a Dre beat for the majority of the album. Can't beat that. Now if Kurupt would have had a east coast producer like a Pete Rock or someone like Tek Nizzle it would have sounded more cohesive.
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Yeah it was a cool album. The west coast disc was the highlight of the album. Although I thought Kurupt was spittin on that Game track on the East Coast disc. C-Walk was a cold ass song also. Typical double disc, could have been trimmed down to a single disc.
yeah I like It's A Setup, Game and Light Shit Up off of the East Coast disc the rest is really filler to me, The West Coast Disc pretty much is all bangers xcept maybe for a few cuts, that Warren beat on That's Gangsta is really smooth 8)
East coast disc sounded all over the place to me. The west coast disc he had Daz, Warren G, Soopafly, Battlecat and a Dre beat for the majority of the album. Can't beat that. Now if Kurupt would have had a east coast producer like a Pete Rock or someone like Tek Nizzle it would have sounded more cohesive.
true, if he just released the West Coast Disc with the 12 tracks that it had nobody would be talking about how Kurupt fell off cause listening to it now he was definitely spitting heat and the beats were banging, not classic but definitely a solid 4/5
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The West Coast CD is banging, and there's several joints off the East Coast disc that are dope. If he took the very best from each disc and put it into one single tracklist, it would've been a classic.
Anyone know who produced track number 11 on the WC disc? It's called "Another Day" but on my booklet there are no credits for it or Dre's track because both were last minute additions.
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Yeah it was a cool album. The west coast disc was the highlight of the album. Although I thought Kurupt was spittin on that Game track on the East Coast disc. C-Walk was a cold ass song also. Typical double disc, could have been trimmed down to a single disc.
C Walk is still being bumped in Compton, Watts, Crenshaw area, and West L.A. TO THIS DAY.
C Walk is one of the hardest G songs ever done.
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Yeah it was a cool album. The west coast disc was the highlight of the album. Although I thought Kurupt was spittin on that Game track on the East Coast disc. C-Walk was a cold ass song also. Typical double disc, could have been trimmed down to a single disc.
C Walk is still being bumped in Compton, Watts, Crenshaw area, and West L.A. TO THIS DAY.
C Walk is one of the hardest G songs ever done.
Now I got that beat stuck in my head. I am going to have to throw this back in the ride again.
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That C Walk beat is banging I'm gonna try to up it.
"Now Walk On Em..." the baby synth, those drums, the basseline... it fit Kurupt's 90's flow perfectly.
Does anybody know who produced that track, I copied the cd from my homie years ago.
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That C Walk beat is banging I'm gonna try to up it.
"Now Walk On Em..." the baby synth, those drums, the basseline... it fit Kurupt's 90's flow perfectly.
Does anybody know who produced that track, I copied the cd from my homie years ago.
Daz did that one
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That C Walk beat is banging I'm gonna try to up it.
"Now Walk On Em..." the baby synth, those drums, the basseline... it fit Kurupt's 90's flow perfectly.
Does anybody know who produced that track, I copied the cd from my homie years ago.
Daz did that one
One of my favorites from Daz.
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Man Daz definitely released some heat in '98 with R,R&GB and the couple of beats he did for Kuruption 8)
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^^^^
Thinking about it, someone should do a "Best Of" Daz beats
Mos def gonna have to throw 21 Jumpstreet on that bitch (sorry for getting off topic, but this has gotten me thinkin' about Daz Dillie and how dope he can be)
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Yea, that West coast Disc had some Bangers.
My favorite tracks off either Disc are:
FRESH
It's A Set Up
Game
C-Walk
Ask Yourself a question
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I honestly could not get into this cd for the life of me
Not even much of the west coast disc...C-Walk, Ask Yourself a Question & We Can Freak It are all classic Kurupt songs, but nothing more than medicore for the rest of teh west disc...And the east disc was pretty wack as well, with about 3 cool tracks
easily kurupt's worst album
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I honestly could not get into this cd for the life of me
Not even much of the west coast disc...C-Walk, Ask Yourself a Question & We Can Freak It are all classic Kurupt songs, but nothing more than medicore for the rest of teh west disc...And the east disc was pretty wack as well, with about 3 cool tracks
easily kurupt's worst album
exactly what I thought when I heard it almost 10 years ago but when I put it back in recently I found out that lyrically this is Gotti spitting with that 90's flow and heat that he hasn't shown since '99
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I think the concept was fresh at the time, but it sounded so rushed. If he would have took his time on that East Coast disc and got some big name producers like a Pete Rock or Premier from the East at the time I think it would have been a str8 classic. It seemed like the quality of rhymes decreased with the beats on that disc. Unless he was with another dope rapper like Buckshot to insipre him a little bit.
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Aww shit, I found the west coast disc. Bangin that C-Walk song right now. 8) Fresh is dope as fuck also.
Game on the east disc was on some lyrical shit also.
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Its not a good album, ITS A GREAT ALBUM!!! I will never understood why this album got dogged
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Its not a good album, ITS A GREAT ALBUM!!! I will never understood why this album got dogged
no doubt, there's a ton of dope hidden tracks on those 2 dics
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Its not a good album, ITS A GREAT ALBUM!!! I will never understood why this album got dogged
I think this is one of those albums where people appreciate it more years later when comparing it to the present day Kurupt
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never held my attention
Same here although I had that Make Some Noize track on repeat for a couple of days straight back when I bought that album.
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Its not a good album, ITS A GREAT ALBUM!!! I will never understood why this album got dogged
I think this is one of those albums where people appreciate it more years later when comparing it to the present day Kurupt
True. Present Day Kurupt is sounding alot better though. He had some nice verses on that Tangled Thoughts album. I have been bumping that again for the past week or so.
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my fav. tracks Keep It Gangsta (the Warren G produced one, right?), Ask Yourself A Question and Can't Let That Slide feat. Roscoe.
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my fav. tracks Keep It Gangsta (the Warren G produced one, right?), Ask Yourself A Question and Can't Let That Slide feat. Roscoe.
yeah That's Gangsta is the Warren track
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my fav. tracks Keep It Gangsta (the Warren G produced one, right?), Ask Yourself A Question and Can't Let That Slide feat. Roscoe.
yeah That's Gangsta is the Warren track
Thanks for the trip back down memory lane HighEyeCue. ;D
I was bumping this all night last night.
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my fav. tracks Keep It Gangsta (the Warren G produced one, right?), Ask Yourself A Question and Can't Let That Slide feat. Roscoe.
yeah That's Gangsta is the Warren track
Thanks for the trip back down memory lane HighEyeCue. ;D
I was bumping this all night last night.
no problem homie, '98 was an underrated year for West Coast rap, I'm gonna bump Cube's War Disc this weekend, another overlooked album
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Yeah the War disc is slept on BIG time. That album had some bangin beats and Cube was killin the mic on that album.