Eminem sounds nothing like Necro

Didn't say they sound alike.. the lyrical content and style are similar.

"Why tf did Warren G jump out the car to say what's up to guys in the hood he didn't know? Nate Dogg caught bodies because off that" FB

it was on pre-order on a lot of sites, rapbay, hhv, fnac...

But not directly from Death Row/Snoop or Daz?? Seems kinda fishy

so i bought the directors cut yesterday and downloaded straight away - still not listened though. Got another email today saying there has been an update to the purchase I made and so I re-downloaded. However the previous one was 256kps quality (not even 320kbps except Track 6) and track 6 mp3 tags weren't added so i did them myself before transferring to my hi-res player to listen to later in peace. The new one from  the link they have given me today has fixed the tags for track 6 but quality is now only at 64kps for all the 10 tracks!!! only a 79mb download too now - my old link also goes to the new 79mb again. Not sure what is going on over there and why they are only letting people download the low quality one now.

Where did you even buy this. I haven’t seen this promoted at all

it was on pre-order on a lot of sites, rapbay, hhv, fnac...

one of the greatest 7 game series' in nba history .. hands down

blazers and kings were great teams.. both would have rings if not for that laker dynasty

I just recently went back and watched full games from this series because I’m looking for clips of Bill Walton saying throw it down big man throw it down.  Still haven’t found it.

Shit was mid. Expected better from premo. Nas still spitting but seems like he’s running out of shit to rap about

yeah, to your above comment "STILL A G THANG" was fucking dope!   I used to bump the hell out of that track summer of 96' my first year driving 16 years old, i had the single before the album came out, and loved the video -- got decent play on MTV/BET.   It was great, produced by Meach and sounded like the Snoop we knew and loved.  Speaking of which, in spite of being at a precarious point of his career his style and charisma in those days was still the same Snoop from Doggystyle.  That was the only worthy track on the album to me.

I also was bumping "Hooked" on repeat that summer, produced by Soopafly but on the No Limit I Got the Hookup soundtrack.  A classic Snoop banger from that novel era in his career before the West Resurgence and after Death Row.

As for Doggfather... you can't hate Pooh.  Pooh is a legend.  And I don't think anybody blamed him.  In fact, in some ways, it was Pooh that actually came through and saved the day.  That album really kept getting pushed back and it was likely Pooh that came through with some fresh and next level that they could go on ahead and put out the album.

In retrospect it was dope, but expectations were so high and the label was in disaray with Dre leaving and Pac getting killed.  So there are a lot of people to blame--but Pooh shouldn't be one of them.  Those beats and the sound he came was dope.

For Doggfather I always come up with these bizzare ideas of how they could've made it all work.  Like, they should've stole more tracks from LBC Crew "Haven't You Heard" and why give that single away to Thin Line Between Love and Hate soundtrack they could've put Snoop on more of "Beware of My Crew" and there is your hit single right there.  They could've even borrowed "Me in Your World" from the Dogg Pound or "Cavi Hit" from the Dogg Pound just thrown Snoop and them joints, and BAM!! You got a hit and he's quadruple platinum again and everyone is satisfied and it all would've been on Death Row continues it's reign!

Still a g thang came out in 98 not 96 

Doggfather to me is a perfect album. Poohs production is top notch. It’s just a completely different type of album.

Eminem sounds nothing like Necro