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

[I love Latina women]

Dead Man Walking had some joints too

 

[Tj Bronson]

Dead Man Walking had some joints too

I got this one for Xmas from my aunt and this one I actually really liked

 

[I love Latina women]

I got this one for Xmas from my aunt and this one I actually really liked

Nice

I actually bought it from a Books a Million Books store years ago

They had it in the discount section for like 5 dollars


Does Books A Million still even exist?

 

[JMD]

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

 

[I love Latina women]

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

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

 

[JMD]

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

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

 

[I love Latina women]

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

That’s right!

I forgot about Smokefest

They did. Big Hutch is so underrated

 

[JMD]

That’s right!

I forgot about Smokefest

They did. Big Hutch is so underrated

Facts

Black Mafia Life is a classic

 

[I love Latina women]

Facts

Black Mafia Life is a classic

Hell yeah!


It damn sure is. Hutch and ATL knew how to craft masterpieces

 

[Tj Bronson]

Facts

Black Mafia Life is a classic

 

[The Amerikkkan Idol]

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.

The sample laws made a lot of dudes switch up their styles too.

It really hurt Public Enemy, too.

 

[lilaznwoo]

1:32 mark they did some new stuff to the beat and George Clinton had more at the end.

 

[Tj Bronson]

I'm watching Death Row Uncut again right now this shyt is classic. But man it could've been so much better.

 

[JMD]

I'm watching Death Row Uncut again right now this shyt is classic. But man it could've been so much better.

I used to watch this on my old laptop...good times
but now I got nothing to watch it on

 

[mrvaughn]

I used to watch this on my old laptop...good times
but now I got nothing to watch it on

I‘ve got this on DVD too. Think I’ll look it out later.

You can watch or download it on archive.org…