But The Chronic dropped four months ahead of Black Mafia Life
Can we stop calling Doc - No One Can Do It Better a Westcoast album
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But The Chronic dropped four months ahead of Black Mafia Life
Palm Tree's & Blunts
Big timah timah
It was recorded in 91 but didnt get released till 93.
They got article about it. That's why dre and cold187um had issues.
OnlyInCalifornia
Southern California/Vegas
The production on the first album is entirely westcoast done by a westcoast producer.
The image he was trying to portray on the cover was westcoast. In his videos, he is trying to portray himself as westcoast. He is wearing Kings gear on his cover, Lakers gear in his videos, rolling around in low riders.
All the guest apperances were westcoast artists.
It came out on a westcoast label.
This is like saying 'Stop calling Dj Premier an eastcoast producer because he went to school in Texas' his sound is still very much eastcoast
How about this, everyone can stop calling DOC a westcoast artist and his debut a westcoast album soon as the same is said of Masta Ace 
The image he was trying to portray on the cover was westcoast. In his videos, he is trying to portray himself as westcoast. He is wearing Kings gear on his cover, Lakers gear in his videos, rolling around in low riders.
All the guest apperances were westcoast artists.
It came out on a westcoast label.
This is like saying 'Stop calling Dj Premier an eastcoast producer because he went to school in Texas' his sound is still very much eastcoast
How about this, everyone can stop calling DOC a westcoast artist and his debut a westcoast album soon as the same is said of Masta Ace Palm Tree's & Blunts
Big timah timah
I'm buming their '91 EP for the first time
Yeah man it kinda sucks above the law never really got it's props. Dope group.
Felt like they got lost in the shuffle with the nwa split
OnlyInCalifornia
Southern California/Vegas
Can we stop calling Ras Kass a westcoast artist too?
His style wasn't like the gangsta rap that was coming out. He was way too lyrical.
His style wasn't like the gangsta rap that was coming out. He was way too lyrical.
The production on LL Cool J's Bad album was done by Westcoast producers but people don't call it a Westcoast album
Like mentioned before in this thread Dre produced Doc's album at a time the Westcoast didn't have a sound so nothing about the production reminded you of the Westcoast
As far as Doc's image he had the same image as NWA which was a rip off of Public Enemy's image
Ice Cube and Dr Dre always let it be known in interviews that they was Public Enemy stans
I love Latina women
Veteran
Audiobook
Yeah. I could read and or listen to the D.O.C. speak on a variety of things all day long.
It's always insightful to hear what he has to say because he always has something to say.
What other scenes were making tracks that sounded like this in the late '80s?
I mean, Geto Boys dropped Grip It! the same year, and it doesn't sound similar at all
No matter what scene in the end, it's all straight fire
What other scenes were making tracks that sounded like this in the late '80s?
I mean, Geto Boys dropped Grip It! the same year, and it doesn't sound similar at all
No matter what scene in the end, it's all straight fire
Erick Sermon was dropping piff like this
Thread got me playing nothing but West Coast records right now
Radio version of Dre Day because my kids are in the basement with me
The best coast
Daz - I got DOC right here
Eazy - I talk to DOC all the time
Daz - YOU DONT TALK TO DOC THE DOC DONT KNOW YOU
Eazy - Come on man.......
......Wasup DOC
DOC - Was happening
Daz -
