West Coast Connection Forum
DUBCC - Tha Connection => West Coast Connection => Topic started by: TraceOneInfinite on July 24, 2026, 07:35:23 AM
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oCy84a8aBK4
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They say Warren G produced an unheard Kurupt album in the early days like Pre-Chronic
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oCy84a8aBK4
Cool little interview. I enjoyed hearing about Kurupt's early days in Philly, as I had not known that part of his life. Not a fan of the AI flashbacks or the fact how bad Kurupt was kissing Snoop's ass, calling him the general and how Kurupt fell in line behind Snoop, etc. I would love to hear that Kurupt/Warren G album from the early 90's that they did. And of course the obvious omission and glossing over of Daz like he didn't even exist was so ridiculous. I get y'all are beefin and maybe you're leery about using any kind of Daz song or media because he's been so sue happy lately, but geez, you can at least say his name and talk about him when speaking on the history of Kurupt and DPG.
I got the impression they were trying to "Rewrite History".....
If they do the same thing for this Snoop Biopic, or use AI to superimpose Soopafly's face over Daz, it's going to be so bad.
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Cool little interview. I enjoyed hearing about Kurupt's early days in Philly, as I had not known that part of his life. Not a fan of the AI flashbacks or the fact how bad Kurupt was kissing Snoop's ass, calling him the general and how Kurupt fell in line behind Snoop, etc. I would love to hear that Kurupt/Warren G album from the early 90's that they did. And of course the obvious omission and glossing over of Daz like he didn't even exist was so ridiculous. I get y'all are beefin and maybe you're leery about using any kind of Daz song or media because he's been so sue happy lately, but geez, you can at least say his name and talk about him when speaking on the history of Kurupt and DPG.
I got the impression they were trying to "Rewrite History".....
If they do the same thing for this Snoop Biopic, or use AI to superimpose Soopafly's face over Daz, it's going to be so bad.
You know it's a good interview when the interviewer (which is actually Snoop) knows Kurupt's career well enough to even get into a random song like "Play Your Cards" prod. by Battlecat from the Kuruption album.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vBl__aK0SEQ&list=RDvBl__aK0SEQ&start_radio=1
Snoop says it was his favorite song on Kuruption. Which was great to hear that Snoop cared enough to know details from Kurupt's solo. Makes me want to give that song another chance because I certainly didn't have it as one of the better songs on there
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You know it's a good interview when the interviewer (which is actually Snoop) knows Kurupt's career well enough to even get into a random song like "Play Your Cards" prod. by Battlecat from the Kuruption album.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vBl__aK0SEQ&list=RDvBl__aK0SEQ&start_radio=1
Snoop says it was his favorite song on Kuruption. Which was great to hear that Snoop cared enough to know details from Kurupt's solo. Makes me want to give that song another chance because I certainly didn't have it as one of the better songs on there
the beat by Cat is pretty dope...Kurupt was just freestyling over it though like he did on a lot of songs those days
personally I like the Warren G cut better "That's Gangsta"
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the beat by Cat is pretty dope...Kurupt was just freestyling over it though like he did on a lot of songs those days
personally I like the Warren G cut better "That's Gangsta"
Yeah "That's Gangsta" was one of the better cuts on there. Now that I listened to the interview to the end, it's as if Snoop just mentioned the Battlecat joints on the Kuruption album to lead into the new solo album Cat produced
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Yeah "That's Gangsta" was one of the better cuts on there. Now that I listened to the interview to the end, it's as if Snoop just mentioned the Battlecat joints on the Kuruption album to lead into the new solo album Cat produced
you're right...It was good to see Kurupt coherent again and speaking on a lot of his history that I never knew....I'm glad they spoke on "New York, New York" as well...Daz got his props which was good to see too
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They say Warren G produced an unheard Kurupt album in the early days like Pre-Chronic
Oh god, this the stuff of my dreams. Early Warren g production some of my favourite shit ever
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the beat by Cat is pretty dope...Kurupt was just freestyling over it though like he did on a lot of songs those days
personally I like the Warren G cut better "That's Gangsta"
Such a dope song. Incredibly produced. I feel like Warren used this sample on another song back in the day, but in a much different way. Or maybe it's just the female vocals during the verses that remind my of G-Spot?
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Wonder what label that Kurupt prod by Warren G 1992 album would of been released on, what vault is it in now?
Proabaly doper then the new shit he about to release.
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Oh god, this the stuff of my dreams. Early Warren g production some of my favourite shit ever
And it was recorded when they were making The Chronic, so Kurupt was really at near his peak or at his peak. I wonder if anyone has the album.
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Oh god, this the stuff of my dreams. Early Warren g production some of my favourite shit ever
my guess is it's burried and maybe impossible to find. Would be a miracle if it ever leaked
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Was thinking, was it a G-Funk album?
If it was made before TC, then no...even though Warren was around ATL/Ruthless and their skeleton version of G-Funk.
If recorded during the same era as 'The Chronic', then possible.
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Such a dope song. Incredibly produced. I feel like Warren used this sample on another song back in the day, but in a much different way. Or maybe it's just the female vocals during the verses that remind my of G-Spot?
yeah I don't know anything about the sample but the song is one of my favorites on there for sure 8)
I've discussed it on here with Infinite a lot and the problem is definitely not with the West Coast disc at all...Kurupt should have condensed it into one album maybe keep a few of the east coast tracks that were somewhat decent and called it a day
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Was thinking, was it a G-Funk album?
If it was made before TC, then no...even though Warren was around ATL/Ruthless and their skeleton version of G-Funk.
If recorded during the same era as 'The Chronic', then possible.
What do you mean skeleton version of G-Funk?
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^ ATL invented the sound, Dre heard it in it's early stages over at Ruthless and jacked it, but fleshed it out to a next level and that was the formula and version that set trends.
Warren G's style of G-Funk post-Chronic was very mellow and chill, are there any of his productions pre-Chronic out there?
His shit with Kurupt in 92, G-Funk or not must of been more on the hardcore edge at the time.
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yeah I don't know anything about the sample but the song is one of my favorites on there for sure 8)
I've discussed it on here with Infinite a lot and the problem is definitely not with the West Coast disc at all...Kurupt should have condensed it into one album maybe keep a few of the east coast tracks that were somewhat decent and called it a day
That Pete Rock and Inspectah Deck joint he was on would've been perfect for that East Coast disc. It came out at the same rhyme (time) as Kuruption. Wish he could've bought that joint from his homie Pete Rock. Pete Rock already had a good enough lead single with that smooth "Take The Time/ walk the line/just imagine" joint
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That Pete Rock and Inspectah Deck joint he was on would've been perfect for that East Coast disc. It came out at the same rhyme (time) as Kuruption. Wish he could've bought that joint from his homie Pete Rock. Pete Rock already had a good enough lead single with that smooth "Take The Time/ walk the line/just imagine" joint
That was a good joint, Pete Rock and Kurupt had great chemistry
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That Pete Rock and Inspectah Deck joint he was on would've been perfect for that East Coast disc. It came out at the same rhyme (time) as Kuruption. Wish he could've bought that joint from his homie Pete Rock. Pete Rock already had a good enough lead single with that smooth "Take The Time/ walk the line/just imagine" joint
I wish he could've got a Premier beat as well
if I'm not mistaken this was also around the same time period
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5V2p9VA2LXk&list=RD5V2p9VA2LXk&start_radio=1