RECORDSMusic Reviews - The Prescription Drugs Issue
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G-Funk Classics
Vol.1&2
Breakaway/Navarre
Holy Shiznit, I can’t believe that I finally found this. It’s a little old, but Nate Dogg is still the hardest rapper in the world! He’s so hard that he’s actually a singer, an originator, the hot chorus hitmaker, the undisputed O.G. King of G-Funk crooning! This double CD is gangster soul that is guaranteed to get your baby’s mama’s grandma’s groove back (especially if she’s a project ho). Front on the Nate Dogg all you want, but this release is exactly what that album title says it is: G-Funk Classics! Beeyatch!
—Suge Nightlite Hear/Buy this album
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Slimm “Cutta” Calhoun
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The Skinny
Aquemini/Elektra
 This is one dirty south, country muthafukka! Shit, he’d make Willie Nelson either blush or try to start rappin fa’sho. I wish I was as country as his biscuit and scrapple eatin’ ass. I’d chase lil’ white kids around in a big ass Chevy and then go chill at K-Mart parking lot with my black trash bitch ‘til 2am. Only difference is, I’d dip with some Now-n-Laters.
—Clyde Singleton Hear/Buy this album
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Classics
Wild Pitch/JCOR
 Like the title implies, these are classics. A sharp reminder of how lame hip-hop has become with all its consumerism pop feel appeal nonsense. The previously unreleased demo of Main Source and Large Professor’s “How My Man Went Down in the Game” and The Coup’s “Dig It” are ten years old and still blow anyway every current thing in hip-hop with the exception of Vordul and Vast.
—John Keytrix Hear/Buy this album
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Audio Vice
Emusic
 "The heads at Vice Mag have cruised our site and come up with their faves in the realm of beats and breaks, stackin' together this collection of tracks that spans the reaches of hard d'n'b from Roni Size, to the humor of the hefty Biz Markie. Definitely worth listen and a peep."
- Emusic
Check out the album at emusic.com
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