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DUBCC - Tha Connection => West Coast Classics => Topic started by: TraceOneInfinite on October 16, 2026, 03:53:22 AM
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This is the one that always comes back to me like an ear worm I can't get out...
"My thought's complete so let me take a seat/
Since I was born and raised
on the Eastside of Long Beach.."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yf1C77uGRUE&list=RDyf1C77uGRUE&start_radio=1
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based on the fact that he reused it on at least 5 different tracks I think Daz considers his opening verse here his best
the 2 verses by Nas were the real highlight of the track however especially his last verse
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vLe-rlSRB4Q&list=RDvLe-rlSRB4Q&start_radio=1
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based on the fact that he reused it on at least 5 different tracks I think Daz considers his opening verse here his best
the 2 verses by Nas were the real highlight of the track however especially his last verse
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vLe-rlSRB4Q&list=RDvLe-rlSRB4Q&start_radio=1
I never liked this...
It always sounded fan made to me, like, "oh let's put Nas and Dogg Pound together on a song".
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Objectively this is Daz best verse and his big breakout moment. I actually thought he had the best verse. Cause he brought sort of brought out the Bone (before Bone) flow mixing singing, harmonizing, rapping, and he had a lot of style and charisma in his skinny dayz -- before he sort of overexposed himself.
Also funny how when I was a kid I thought that the character Ricky Harris was playing was like a real guy (not a comedian), like some old school club owner, lol, I had only just turned 12 when this came out...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=En3IgstEmcU&list=RDEn3IgstEmcU&start_radio=1
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what would u do verse is iconic
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I never liked this...
It always sounded fan made to me, like, "oh let's put Nas and Dogg Pound together on a song".
well it sort of is...Daz released this on Tha Last of The Pound as a F you to Suge by talking over the track and dissing Death Row...this is not the true OG if anyone on the board has it PM me lol...Its a legit track though...in every verse one mentions the other
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well it sort of is...Daz released this on Tha Last of The Pound as a F you to Suge by talking over the track and dissing Death Row...this is not the true OG if anyone on the board has it PM me lol...Its a legit track though...in every verse one mentions the other
If they were gonna put Dogg Pound and Nas on a track, Daz should've produced something like what Pete Rock did with Kurupt and Nas sort of matching each other with the same East Coast style lyrical energy, a bit like what another great producer Pete Rock did when he put Inspectah Deck and Kurupt on a track together. This is what the Dogg Pound and Nas track should've been like, "TRU MASTER" (and Daz could've done like the chorus and maybe a verse and done some harmonizing or even just taken a verse and matched them cause Daz can do his thing as well and hold his own wit tha greats on the mic as well, btw)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yme7RPJ8V3U&list=RDyme7RPJ8V3U&start_radio=1
"GOD IS GOOD GROWING UP IN THE HOOD/
DONE SOME THINGS BAD AND SOME THINGS GOOD"
--Kurupt--
..or even better if DPG was in their Prime they could've made a monster joint like Dre did pairing Game and Nas
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JqRM0tmDatQ&list=RDJqRM0tmDatQ&start_radio=1