Warren G explains why the 213 album is not on streaming services

[Jim Cornette]

This was hard AF I don't give a fukk what anybody say.. the run from Lonely Girl to the end was classic

 

[Jim Cornette]

Nah this shyt is classic

 

[Cladyclad]

I remember Snoop Lion

But i dont remember this at all

 

[neomerge]

This album is a underrated banger in my eyes and totally slept on.

 

[Tetris v2.0]

It's funny how times works. The album was like 10 years late but also 20 years early. I think it sounds better today as a time capsule than in 2004 when it failed to be relevant lol

This track is incredible and encapsulates fly Cali shyt but wasn't going to make waves in 2004...

 

[HollywoodP]

Nah this shyt is classic

the beats on the 2 songs you posted are ASS

 

[Yehuda]

Didn't Tray Deee shoot up this album release party?

 

[Jim Cornette]

the beats on the 2 songs you posted are ASS

Damn I thought they were fire.. sorry

 

[HollywoodP]

Damn I thought they were fire.. sorry

if you like em. Enjoy em. Its just when I think of the generic beats that I don't like on this album and from this era in general...those are what i think of. Weak drums, cheesy instruments, sample-less, repetitive. I dunno, I don't dig em.

 

[L $ C]

man this albums totally forgotten and I really loved it

 

[L $ C]

BOYYYYYY

 

[KingSol81]

Who the fukk's brilliant idea was it to release a 213 album with little to no Warren G production on it? Head scratching.

Snoop, also his idea to release a Dogg Pound album with no Daz beats

 

[Deltron]

i fukked with absolutely

 

[KingSol81]

There was no Warren G production on the album. He produced two remixes to "Groupie Luv" which if they were put on the album would have been the best two produced tracks.

Album was a massive flop for West Coast fans. I think Dre and Snoop were on the outs in 2004, but Snoop had Warren G, Fredwreck, and Soopafly right there to produce beats, along with Daz (who I think patched things up with Snoop by this point) and DJ Quik probably available too. Could have been a west coast classic but he dropped a brick instead.

This is the same timeframe Snoop thought a newly reunited Dogg Pound should be rapping to Swizz Beatz tracks, not a single Daz beat on Cali Iz Active but if you ever wondered how DPG sounds on a Ryan Leslie beat you're in luck smh, I'm convinced Snoop has a resentment towards the listeners and when the most anticipated projects are in the chamber he fukks them up on purpose, 213, Cali Iz Active, Missionary, the new Death Row, Snoop is an a$$hole.

 

[dubsmith_nz]

It's funny how times works. The album was like 10 years late but also 20 years early. I think it sounds better today as a time capsule than in 2004 when it failed to be relevant lol

This track is incredible and encapsulates fly Cali shyt but wasn't going to make waves in 2004...

Always loved this song