Post the absolute best Death Row leftover or rare tracks that you know of (I’ll start)

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JMD said:
I bought a Dead Man Walkin used CD at my mom and pop store for about 5 bucks a week or 2 after it came out

it definitely had some joints :ehh:
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Yeah for those of us who still wanted more of that 90’s sound, that album definitely had some 90’s joints


I think some of those songs were from the Doggfather sessions
 
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I love Latina women said:
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Yeah for those of us who still wanted more of that 90’s sound, that album definitely had some 90’s joints


I think some of those songs were from the Doggfather sessions
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yeah some of the OG versions of these tracks were on Smokefest too

Big Hutch and whoever else Suge had in house did a decent job of remixing these on here
 
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Whips-n-Chains said:
Everyone wants to adapt and change up to be more current. Especially artists, and especially hip hop artists from that era. Dre's style changed pretty dramatically like 3-4 different times over the years.

Same thing happened with the East Coast moving away from samples in the late 90s. RZA could've made grimy 1995 style beats forever and I would've loved it, but he felt the desire to change and try new things.

The change isn't always for the better, b/c like you're saying I could've listened to the G-Funk and Boom Bap ish forever.
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The sample laws made a lot of dudes switch up their styles too.

It really hurt Public Enemy, too.
 
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