The Official Bill Wallace/Tha Crip Custom Album And Track Thread!!!

[Tha Crip]

I gathered all the leftover Neptune produced tracks from 2010-11 R.E.D. sessions, fixed up tracks and sequenced everything perfectly from start to finish!!!



Tracklist:

01. Intro
02. It Must Be Me (ft. Pharrell)
03. In My 6'4 (ft. Pharrell & Snoop Dogg)
04. Ain't No Doubt About It (ft. Justin Timberlake & Pharrell)
05. They Don't Want None (ft. Shyne & Pharrell)
06. When My Niggaz Come Home (ft. Snoop Dogg & Pharrell)
07. Dedicated (ft. Pharrell)
08. Roll My Shit (ft. Snoop Dogg & Pharrell)
09. Mama Knows (ft. Nelly Furtado)
10. It Must Be Tough (ft. Pharrell & Mysonne)
11. Really Raw (ft. Tyga, Snoop Dogg & Pharrell)
12. Red Bottoms (ft. P. Diddy)

ALL TRACKS PRODUCED BY THE NEPTUNES

Album Link
https://www114.zippyshare.com/v/nrxat6Yc/file.html

[TraceOneInfinite]

With this Firm Album I ended up trimming the filler Trackmaster tracks and replaced em with better produced songs by em and added in all those Dre cuts that didnt make the album...fixed em up too...the intros now apart of the tracks...sequenced everything perfectly and added some rare remixes...



Tracklist:

01. Firm Fiasco Intro (Produced By Dr. Dre) *
02. Phone Tap (ft. Dr. Dre) (Produced By Dr. Dre) *
03. Executive Decision (Produced By Trackmasters)
04. Firm Family (ft. Dr. Dre) (Produced By Dr. Dre & The Glove)
05. Creep (Produced By Dr. Dre) *
06. Fuck Somebody Else (Produced By Dr. Dre & The Glove) *
07. Everyday Thing (Produced By Dr. Dre) *
08. Untouchable (ft. Wizard) (Produced By Dr. Dre & Mel-Man) *
09. Nas Is Coming (ft. Dr. Dre) (Produced By Dr. Dre) *
10. 5 Minutes to Flush (Produced By The Glove & Dr. Dre)*
11. Desperados (ft. Canibus) (Produced By Trackmasters)*
12. Affirmative Action (Produced By Trackmasters) *
13. La Familia (Produced By Trackmasters) *
14. Firm Biz Remix (Produced By Trackmasters) *
15. Time (Produced By Dr. Dre) *
16. Sosa Vs State (Produced By Dr. Dre) *
17. 4 In The Mornin' (Produced By Dr. Dre) *
18. Fistful Of Dollas (ft. Dr. Dre) (Produced By Dr. Dre) *
19. Phone Tap Remix (ft. Dr. Dre) (Produced By Dr. Dre) *

* = TRACKS I ADDED/TWEAKED

Album Link
https://www37.zippyshare.com/v/ZGJpimqb/file.html

Infinite Review of Fanmade (Crip) The Firm Album  (As always goes without saying great work on this one Crip)

FIRST, A LOOK BACK ON 97' WHEN THE ALBUM WAS ORIGINALLY RELEASED

First let me say that this was one of the more bizarre eras in hip-hop.  The hip-hop world was mourning the loss of Big and Pac and lesser acts like Jay-Z, Puffy, DMX, and No Limit were filling the vacuum.  Dre loyalists like me were hoping Dre would emerge and restore order but we'd have to wait a couple more years for that when Eminem emerged at Aftermath.  This was also the Mafioso era.  Death Row kind of spearheaded that stuff you saw the imagery with the way Suge was trying to run his label and Snoop's Doggfather album.  It was a depressing era in hip-hop and a depressing time in my own life.  I remember getting the album the day it dropped--just on the strength of the Aftermath name--because I wasn't really a fan of anybody else on the album.  Even Nas, I wasn't really a fan at the time.  I'd loved a couple tracks here and there like "If I Ruled the World" and AZ's "Sugar Hill" but it would be another couple years before I'd really get deep into Nas and other East Coast artists.  So the idea at the time for West Coast headz like me was that shit was wack--and that the Firm album was a flop.  I was smart enough to realize that "Phone Tap" was a banger.  And eventually I was smart enough to figure out that "Desperado's" was also some next level shit.  I remember at that time they were toutin' Canibus as being the second coming of Rakim or some shit--he was the next big thing--and I was all in once he came with "2nd Round Knockout" with Mike Tyson....In retrospect there was a ton of great music still being released in this era, and The Firm album was also a dope album looking back...

THE BAD

...As for this Crip fanmade album...word is Dre said he only really spent like 10 days on this album.  There weren't enough Aftermath contributions to really please Dre fans.  Crip tried to balance it out a bit here.  Up until the "Firm Biz" track it was no real improvement upon the retail release.  The Dre contributions were a bit tired...

The GOOD

It didn't seem like much of an improvement anyway, until you get to "Time" and the last few cuts then it starts to come together and you can see a vision of what this album could've been.  Very solid, but not classic.

[Sccit]

crip .... u got any projects on brooklyn? inquiring for some1 on the coli

[⠀]

On review you can see why Dre left this stuff on the cutting room floor then swept it into the vault because most of the tracks are subpar at best. Way below his usual standards in that era and they sound like the throwaways they are compared to what we know.

[TraceOneInfinite]

So when Dre bounced from Deathrow, this compilation was his first release on the new label...only it had one or two songs with dre on it and it was mostly RnB stuff...I took all that out, put more Dre tracks from that era on it...enjoy




Tracklisting:

01. Dr. Dre - Aftermath Intro (Produced By Dr. Dre & Mel-Man)
02. Group Therapy - Eastcoast Killaz, Westcoast Killaz (Produced By Bud'da)
03. Mel-Man - sh*ttin' On The World (Produced By Dr. Dre)
04. RBX - Blunt Time (Produced By Dr. Dre & Stu-B-Doo)
05. Dr. Dre - Been There, I Done That (Produced By Bud'da)
06. Dr. Dre ft Kurupt - Ask Yourself A Question (Produced By Dr. Dre)
07. Mischellaneous - As The World Turns (Produced By The Glove)
08. Phats Bossi - Through The Rain (Produced By Dr. Dre & Warren G)
09. King T - Str8 Gone (Produced By Bud'da)
10. Nas ft Dr. Dre - Nas Is Coming (Produced By Dr. Dre)
11. R.C. ft King T - Saturday (Produced By Dr. Dre)
12. Gunz - Hog In Me (Produced By Dr. Dre & Stu-B-Doo)
13. Dr. Dre ft Ras Kass & Mack-10 - Ghetto Fabolous (Produced By Dr. Dre & Stu)
14. Dr. Dre ft E-A-Ski - Dre & Mr. Ski (Produced By Dr. Dre)
15. Dr. Dre ft Scarface & Ice Cube - Game Over (Produced By Dr. Dre)
16. Sharief - L.A.W. (Produced By Stu-B-Doo)
17. Nowl - Nationowl (Produced By Bud'da)
18. Eve - Eve Of Destruction (Produced By Mel-Man)
19. R.C. ft King T - Fame (Produced By Dr. Dre & The Glove)
20. Dr. Dre ft LL Cool J - Zoom (Produced By Dr. Dre)
21. Dr. Dre ft B-Real - Puppet Master (Produced By Dr. Dre & Dj Muggs)
22. Group Therapy - Eastcoast Killaz, Westcoast Killaz (Bud'da Remix)

Album Link
https://www89.zippyshare.com/v/GNJKy0Jq/file.html

Infinite Review of Crip Fanmade Aftermath Presents  Great work as always by Crip

Look Back At Retail Release

Pivotal era in hip-hop after the Death of Pac.  Dre struck out on his own and really needed to come up big on this album.  The first two singles seemed to fit the bill but for whatever reason they failed to really make a huge impact--up until King T "Straight Gone" the album was up to Dre standard--but there was just too much filler.  "Nationowl" was a good track but most the second half of the album was weak.

The GOOD

The E-A-Ski track and B Real cut go nice on this one.  They fit the time period and "Puppet Masters" is a banger.  "Zoom" is a banger and Eve's joint is solid but they were maybe a year off as far as timing goes for the Aftermath Presents album. 

The Bad

A few wack cuts on here like "Hog In Me" and "Through the Rain" are weak as cuts.  Also I have no idea why Dre couldn't find a better track than "As the World Turns" to put on the o.g. retail release cause he had to of had harder shit than that somewhere in the vault. 

[teecee]

CRIP, thx for all your hard work!  I'm rediscovering some gems and even hearing some new ones for the first time.   Props

[k1000]

CRIP, thx for all your hard work!  I'm rediscovering some gems and even hearing some new ones for the first time.   Props

true!! that song with Snoop 'n Kokane over the "i pledge allegiance" beat from Nate's LP. Never heard (of) it.

[kuruptlon]

Infinite Review of Fanmade (Crip) The Firm Album  (As always goes without saying great work on this one Crip)

FIRST, A LOOK BACK ON 97' WHEN THE ALBUM WAS ORIGINALLY RELEASED

First let me say that this was one of the more bizarre eras in hip-hop.  The hip-hop world was mourning the loss of Big and Pac and lesser acts like Jay-Z, Puffy, DMX, and No Limit were filling the vacuum.  Dre loyalists like me were hoping Dre would emerge and restore order but we'd have to wait a couple more years for that when Eminem emerged at Aftermath.  This was also the Mafioso era.  Death Row kind of spearheaded that stuff you saw the imagery with the way Suge was trying to run his label and Snoop's Doggfather album.  It was a depressing era in hip-hop and a depressing time in my own life.  I remember getting the album the day it dropped--just on the strength of the Aftermath name--because I wasn't really a fan of anybody else on the album.  Even Nas, I wasn't really a fan at the time.  I'd loved a couple tracks here and there like "If I Ruled the World" and AZ's "Sugar Hill" but it would be another couple years before I'd really get deep into Nas and other East Coast artists.  So the idea at the time for West Coast headz like me was that shit was wack--and that the Firm album was a flop.  I was smart enough to realize that "Phone Tap" was a banger.  And eventually I was smart enough to figure out that "Desperado's" was also some next level shit.  I remember at that time they were toutin' Canibus as being the second coming of Rakim or some shit--he was the next big thing--and I was all in once he came with "2nd Round Knockout" with Mike Tyson....In retrospect there was a ton of great music still being released in this era, and The Firm album was also a dope album looking back...

THE BAD

...As for this Crip fanmade album...word is Dre said he only really spent like 10 days on this album.  There weren't enough Aftermath contributions to really please Dre fans.  Crip tried to balance it out a bit here.  Up until the "Firm Biz" track it was no real improvement upon the retail release.  The Dre contributions were a bit tired...

The GOOD

It didn't seem like much of an improvement anyway, until you get to "Time" and the last few cuts then it starts to come together and you can see a vision of what this album could've been.  Very solid, but not classic.

I liked the way you summed up the state of the rap game at that time, very true. I can also relate to a lot of what you're saying regarding not really getting into east coast artists until later on. I thought this album was pretty good at time (aint gonna lie, I was a fan of that Firm Biz track especially the video with Foxy rolling around in $$$$  ) and didn't understand why it was regarded as such a "flop", but I'm going to relisten.

[Tha Crip]

Snoop recorded so much tracks during that era he coulda easily released the LP as a double disc. I gathered the greatest quality versions of all these tracks...everything is sequenced perfectly!!!




Tracklist:

01. May I Intro (Produced By Soopafly) *
02. Got To Do Wrong (Produced By L.T. Hutton) *
03. Touchdown (ft. Threat) (Produced By DJ Pooh) *
04. The Genie (ft. Bad Azz & Bo Rock) (Produced By L.T. Hutton) *
05. Head Doctor (Original) (ft. Raphael Saadiq) (Produced By Kurt Kobane)*
06. Dogg Collar (ft. Lady V, Big Pimpin' & Bad Azz) (Produced By L.T. Hutton)*
07. Midnight Love (ft. Daz & Raphael Saadiq) (Produced By Soopafly)
08. Caught Up (ft. Charlie Wilson) (Produced By Daz)*
09. O.G. (Original) (ft. Nate Dogg) (Produced By Daz)*
10. Gangsta Walk (ft. Tha Dogg Pound) (Produced By Daz)*
11. Hollywood Bank Robbery (ft. Tha Dogg Pound & Tray D) (Produced By Daz)
12. Out Da Moon (ft. 2Pac, Bad Azz & LBC Crew) (Produced By L.T. Hutton)
13. East Side Party (ft. Nate Dogg) (Produced By Daz)
14. Untouchables (ft. 2Pac & Tha Outlawz) (Produced By Daz)*
15. Keep It Real (ft. Kurupt, Bad Azz & Mack 10) (Produced By Soopafly)
16. No More Games (ft. Prince Ital Joe & Nate Dogg) (Produced By Daz)*
17. Hit Rocks (Produced By DJ Pooh)
18. Eastside (ft. Daz & Tray Dee) (Produced By L.T. Hutton)
19. Street Life (ft. 2Pac, Val Young & Prince Ital Joe) (Produced By Daz)*
20. Doggystyle 96' (ft. LBC Crew & Warren G) (Produced By DJ Pooh)*
21. Just Watchin' (ft. 2Pac, Kurupt & Charlie Wilson) (Produced By Daz)*


*= Tracks I TWEAKED

Album Link
https://www79.zippyshare.com/v/gMqbZT9l/file.html

[Tha Crip]

All dope cuts and unreleased/soundtracks songs from that era made up for disc. 2...sequenced everything great!!!



Tracklist:

1. Intro (Prod. By Daz)
2. I Roc Mics (Prod. By Daz)
3. What Would U Do (ft. Big Pimpin') (Prod. By Dr. Dre)
4. Dont Give A Fu*k (ft. Dr. Dre, Lady Of Rage)(Prod. By Dr. Dre)
5. Dogg Pound 4 Life OG (Prod. By Dr. Dre & Daz)
6. OG To BG (ft. Soopafly) (Prod. By Daz)
7. Every Single Day OG (ft D.O.C., Nate Dogg & Jewell) (Prod. By Daz)
8. Big Pimpin (ft. Big Pimpin') (Prod. By Daz)
9. Got My Mind Made Up (ft. Method Man/Redman/2Pac) (Prod. By Daz)
10. Who Got Sum Gangsta Sh*t (ft. Lil C Style) (Prod. By Soopafly)
11. Lets Play House OG (ft. Michel'le/Warren G./Nate Dogg) (Prod. By Daz)
12. Gigolo (Prod. By Daz)
13. Like Dis (ft. Big Pimpin') (Prod. By Daz)
14. Mobbin Wit Da Pound (ft. Dr. Dre/Big C Style/Lil 1/2 Dead) (Prod. By Dr. Dre)
15. NY87 (ft. DJ Quik, 2Pac & Threat)(Prod. By Daz)
16. Bomb Azz Pus*y OG (ft. D.O.C. & Lil Malik) (Prod. By Daz)
17. Thats My Ni**a (Prod. By Daz)
18. Dont Stop OG (ft. Nas) (Prod. By Daz)
19. Blueberry (ft. LBC Crew) (Prod. By Sam Sneed)
20. Dont Give A Fu*k OG (ft. Dr. Dre) (Prod. By Dr. Dre)
21. Can't C Me (ft. George Clinton) (Prod. By Dr. Dre)

Album Link
https://www64.zippyshare.com/v/0gkLMQGn/file.html

[Tha Crip]

A pure classic that I went back and edited out the skits and placed them in the end of tracks so songs start right away now, I remastered the unreleased Snoop/Dre tracks...everything is from either 92/93/94. The album is perfect from start to finish...



Tracklist:

01. G-Funk Intro (ft. The Lady Of Rage) *
02. Gin & Juice (Explicit Video Version) *
03. Tha Shiznit *
04. Lodi Dodi *
05. Murder Was The Case (Original Beat) *
06. Serial Killa (ft. Tha Dogg Pound, RBX & D.O.C.) *
07. Whats My Name (Club Remix) *
08. For All My Ni**az & Bi*ches (ft. Tha Dogg Pound)
09. Ain't No Fun/Big Bi*ches (ft. Nate Dogg, Kurupt & Warren G) *
10. Doggy Dogg World (ft. Tha Dogg Pound & The Dramatics)*
11. G'z And Hustlaz *
12. Pump Pump (ft. Lil' Malik) *
13. Eat A Dick *
14. G'z Up Hoe'z Down (ft. Hug)
15. Every Single Day (ft. Kurupt & Jewell)
16. Doggystyle (ft. George Clinton & Jewell) *
17. Fallin' Asleep On Deathrow *
18. Poor Young Dave *
19. Root Of All Evil (ft. Teena Marie) *
20. Smoke On (Explicit) *
21. Every Dogg Has His Day (ft. Kurupt) *
22. The Next Episode (ft. Dr. Dre)

* = Tracks I ADDED/TWEAKED

Album Link
https://www8.zippyshare.com/v/TEqkuIQD/file.html

[Tha Crip]

Took off the skits!!! added in Remixes/Unreleased tracks to replace the filler...remastered alot of the tracks so everything sounds great and made sure everythings sequenced perfectly from start to finish!!!



Tracklist:

01. Chronic Intro (ft. Snoop Doggy Dogg)
02. Dre Day (Extended Club Remix) (ft. Snoop Doggy Dogg & Jewell)*
03. Let Me Ride (ft. Snoop Doggy Dogg) 
04. Mr. Officer (ft. RBX & Prince Ital Joe) *
05. Nuthin But A G Thang (Club Remix) (ft. Snoop Doggy Dogg) *
06. Deeez Nuuutz (ft. Snoop Doggy Dogg, Daz, Warren G & Nate Dogg)
07. Lil Ghetto Boy (ft. Snoop Doggy Dogg & Nate Dogg)*
08. Ni**a Witta Gun
09. Rat-Tat-Tat-Tat *
10. OG To BG (ft. Snoop Doggy Dogg)*
11. Somethin' To Fu*k To (ft. Nate Dogg)*
12. High Powered (ft. RBX)*
13. 187 (ft. Snoop Doggy Dogg) (Not Deep Cover Version)*
14. Puffin' On Bluntz & Tanqueray (ft. Lady Of Rage & Tha Dogg Pound)*
15. Let Me Ride (Extended Remix) (ft. Snoop Doggy, Daz & George Clinton)*
16. Bi*ches Ain't Sh*t (ft. Snoop Doggy Dogg, Tha Dogg Pound & Jewell)
17. Die Mothafu*ka Die (ft. Top Dogg) *
18. 187um (Deep Cover Remix) (ft. Snoop Doggy Dogg)*
19. The Hoe Hopper (ft. Doobie & Top Dogg) (Produced By Kurt Kobane) *

* = Tracks I ADDED/TWEAKED!!!

Album Link
https://www74.zippyshare.com/v/7EPS7Q4h/file.html

[romson19]

damn homie good work no doubt... just wanna ask if u have some unreleased and rare songs of Slip Capone (RIP)... I'm looking 4 a song called "CRIP"

[TraceOneInfinite]

I compiled mostly 99/early 2000s Xzibit tracks that werent on any of his albums...so soundtrack/leftover/bonus/unreleased songs that I fixed up and sequenced in the order..tracks are all UNTAGGED....enjoy




Tracklist:


01. Live From L.A. (ft. Snoop Dogg & Ice Cube) (Produced By DJ Quik)
02. Game Don't Wait Remix (ft. 213) (Produced By Dr. Dre)
03. Unleash (ft. Sticky Fingaz & Da 5 Footaz) (Produced By Warren G)
04. Year 2000 (Produced By Mel-Man)
05. Black Rabbit (ft. Truth Hurts) (Produced By Dr. Dre)
06. Get Yo Walk On Remix (ft. Daz & WC) (Produced By Fredwreck)
07. Bounce Rock Golden State (ft. Golden State) (Produced By Battlecat)
08. Keep It Gangsta (ft. Nate Dogg & Knoc-Turn'al) (Produced By Megahertz)
09. Get Fu*ked Up With Me (Produced By J-Z)
10. Spit Shine (Produced By Mr. Porter)
11. The Streets (ft. WC, Snoop Dogg & Nate Dogg) (Produced By Scott Storch)
12. What A Mess (Produced By DJ Premier)
13. Multiply Remix (ft. Busta Rhymes) (Produced By Just Blaze) [explicit]
14. The Sh*t (OG) (ft. MC Ren, Ice Cube, 6'2 & D.O.C.) (Produced By Jazze Pha)
15. Back Up Off Me (ft. Golden State) (Produced By Jelly Roll)
16. Freestyle (ft. Busta Rhymes) (Produced By Hi-Tek)
17. L.A.X. (OG) (Produced By Sir Jinx & Dr. Dre)
18. Grown Man Business (Produced By Dr. Dre)
19. What U Cant C (Produced By Rockwilder)
20. Ride & Smoke (ft. Pastor Troy) (Produced By DJ Muggs)
21. Dyin' To Live (Produced By DJ Khalil)
22. Hurt Locker (Produced By Scoop DeVille)

Album Link
https://www4.zippyshare.com/v/auUQqPqa/file.html

Infinite Review Crip Fanmade Album

Yo this is the best shit right here.  A lot of these are solid cuts I didn't even hear yet--and Xzibit has been in my top 5 since the Restless LP and yet I missed a lot of these joints.  The ones that I was already familiar with also fit the mold because they are still lesser known cuts, that maybe didn't get a chance to breathe enough in the stereo sets... but this was a great era for Xzibit and the family of artists he was working with at the time were all part of the West Resergence era from 99-2002..

..Good shit

[Marco]

Damn, Crip. This saving my life in that sucks quarantine.

If you has projects with DJ Quik, The D.O.C., Mack 10, WC, Ice Cube, etc. It's would be cool if you could post it here.

It's would also be interesting if you can open a topic outside of West Coast (in Outbound Connections) to post projects like The Notorious B.I.G., Nas, Rakim, Jay-Z, Eminem, etc. (if you have them).

Props for this, really appreciate your projects, homie. Keep 'em coming!