Yeah because Dogg Food is sooooo influential
Meanwhile 36 Chambers is a watershed moment in rap production/the way records are sampled
It only influenced the sound of the entire south
Dogg Food >>> 36 Chambers
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It only influenced the sound of the entire south
It only influenced the sound of the entire south
Nah son. The Chronic and Regulate/G-Funk Era did that. As much as I like Dogg Food (and I do) it was really just riding the coattails of those albums influence-wise
Daz/Dre/Quik all behind the boards on this album, the entire south was
waiting for this to dropNo one outside Staten Island was checking for 36 when it dropped
I agree, it's real close but they should not be compared because both albums have their own unique sound.
I don't agree that it was just riding the coattails of those albums at all.
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You're really telling me you think Dogg Food had a big influence independent of the Chronic's/Regulate G Funk Era's impact? How is that possible? The hip hop world just didn't take notice of the G-Funk sound when those smash hit albums - or shyt, even Doggystyle, one of the most anticipated albums of the '90s - came out, and then it was Dogg Food that finally brought it to public attention? Or is there something else that Dogg Food has going on that's super influential that I'm unaware of?
The Daz beats
Dr Dre & Quik on the mixing boards
Kurupts Rakim style with a West Coast twist
While 36 chambers sounds like it was produced on a Walkman
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Yo, by the way, can we kill that noise about 36 chambers being dated?
First of all classics never, ever die.
Secondly, 36 Chambers has a hell of a cult following
First of all classics never, ever die.
Secondly, 36 Chambers has a hell of a cult following