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DUBCC - Tha Connection => West Coast Classics => Topic started by: blazeindave213 on January 28, 2011, 05:28:22 AM
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http://www.cduniverse.com/productinfo.asp?pid=6670849 part 1
Intro (Dillinger & Young Gotti)
2 Dipp Wit Me
3 We Livin Gangsta Like
4 Coastin'
5 We About to Get Fucc'd Up
6 Gitta Strippin'
7 Work Dat P*ssy
8 Party at My House
9 You're Just a B.I.T.C.H.
10 Treat Her Like a Lady
11 At Night
12 Best Run
13 Sh*t Happens
14 My Heart Don't Pump No Fear
15 There's Someway Out
16 Here We Are/Go Killem
17 I'm a Gangsta
18 How Many?
19 C-Walkin' Cha Cha Cha
20 DPG
21 Dillinger & Young Gotti
http://www.cduniverse.com/productinfo.asp?pid=6974541 part 2
Tha Saga Continuez...
2 DPGC Muzic
3 Blast 'Em up (Skit)
4 Cuz I'm a Gangsta
5 Hit Donutz in Tha Streetz
6 Say It
7 We Gitt
8 U Remind Me
9 Make Me a Believer
10 I Luv When U
11 What U Gone Do?
12 Push Bacc
13 Ride & Creep
14 Outro (Feels Good to Be a Dogg Pound Gangsta)
for me gotta be the first one i like the 2nd one but part one got some heaters on it
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Definitely Part 1.
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Definitely Part 1.
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Definitely Part 1.
:monkey: :cow:
;D
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Part 1 hands down. I consider Dilli & Gotti almost as good as Dogg Food. Daz & Kurupt went hard on this album. Great chemistry, very few but well-chosen features (Xzibit, Beanie Siegel, Slip Capone, RBX) and Mike Dean and Daz created a characteristic sound with that album and that's what makes it so good and unique. You could tell these two were hungry when they recorded the album, they wanted to prove that even 6 years after Dogg Food they still had it, and to me they did. They didn't simply just took material from the death row era and put it together loosely, they re-worked and re-recorded each and every track and added others, they improved the production (thanks to Daz, Mike Dean and Blaqthoven). They both put a little solo song on it. I remember buying it in 01 and listening to Livin Gangsta Like over and over again as i was mesmerized by the production and Daz's beat. Very cohesive and versatile album. Back when Tha Pound had some fresh ideas and concept to bring forth... It's a shame this album wasn't released on a bigger structure, it deserved more promotion... but i guess Daz ate well off this album since it did 200.000 independently and Kurupt refused to get paid for it.
Part 2 is cool but a bit rushed. It has some dope tracks like DPGC Muzick or Push Bacc and laid back vibes such as Hittin DOnuts In The Streetz, I Luv It When Ya but overall you can tell they didn't put the same amount of effort into this album. They recorded a bunch of songs to make an album to please the fans after they had reunited but the album isn't as cohesive and musically evolved as Part 1. But it does sound good, but it doesn't sound as relevant and innovative as Part. .
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part 1 my miles n miles n miles
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i still cant believe that part 1 was so slept on til this day >:(
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Definitely Part 1.
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i still cant believe that part 1 was so slept on til this day >:(
Indeed!! I Walked Through A Blizzard Just To Buy That Chit Back When It Dropped!!
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was this there first album they put out when thet first got back together ?
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Part 1 is a classic in my eyes, part 2 is not worth to be called pt.2 it was a massive disapointment
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was this there first album they put out when thet first got back together ?
Part 2 was when they got back together. That's why it seems a bit rushed unlike Part 1 when they took their time and made a borderline classic.
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Definitely Part 1.
classic album to me
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i still cant believe that part 1 was so slept on til this day >:(
its peoples own foult...part 1 was one of the best west coast CDs in the last 15 Years...and in my opinion dogg pounds best CD they ever did (as a group)....i didnt slept on this and people who did missed something big back then
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Prefer part 1, but personally, I prefer Daz Dillinger's "R.A.W." to either one of them.
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i still cant believe that part 1 was so slept on til this day >:(
its peoples own foult...part 1 was one of the best west coast CDs in the last 15 Years...and in my opinion dogg pounds best CD they ever did (as a group)....i didnt slept on this and people who did missed something big back then
Dogg Food is on another level, D&YG pt.1 comes close but not equal
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The first one, no doubt about it. The beats on the second one were really good but Kurupt sounded weak on most tracks. I'm not sure even if he wrote any of his lyrics, Roscoe got credited on every track as a write and Kurupt didn't. I think he talked about this right after when the album came out, but i can't remember what he said.
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The first one, no doubt about it. The beats on the second one were really good but Kurupt sounded weak on most tracks. I'm not sure even if he wrote any of his lyrics, Roscoe got credited on every track as a write and Kurupt didn't. I think he talked about this right after when the album came out, but i can't remember what he said.
It had something to do with the publishing, Kurupt said he wrote the lyrics from what I remember