Saysumthinfunnymike
VOTE!!!
They had a great sound. 
Also, RIP to C-Knight
Also, RIP to C-Knight 
Why ain't the Dove Shack get more popular?
- Thread starter Saysumthinfunnymike
- Start date
AlbertPullhoez
The Takeover
Plankton
Superstar
One hit wonders. 90's was full of them. Cant lie though, Summertime in The LBC does bring that summer 95 nostalgia every time I hear it.
NZA
LOL
i stopped hearing from them after summer time in the LBC. i dont know if they made much music at all.
Saysumthinfunnymike
VOTE!!!
They just had everything you need. Sound was nice, they had the voices, they could rap. It was great music 
they well bo rock had a song with the twins n g ..from the show screw acted a ass on ..100 min of realness
lil randy had the best tapes all of his tracklist flowed together
shyt warren got em on at def jam i had the first album n it seem like warren did one song for em and the rest jam master jay and crazy c from houstonThey just had everything you need. Sound was nice, they had the voices, they could rap. It was great music
warren shouldve been all over that album they were his artist
Saysumthinfunnymike
VOTE!!!
Yeah i think with more backing they would have gone somewhere
Pegasus Jackson
Trump's Amerikkka
I bought the Twinz album back then but never checked for Dove Shack outside of the single. 
its decent a good summer albumI bought the Twinz album back then but never checked for Dove Shack outside of the single.
Bring back G-Funk, it's timeless and the definition of the West Coast sound IMO.
ClemenzaSupreme
Pro
Def Jam fumbled everything Warren G related because that was their chance to market him as their “Dr Dre” and push the Dove Shack, Twins and scoop any other west coast acts they had under Warren and sign some non Death Row producers to deals just to eat off the the wave coming out of LA
Last edited:
I bought the Twinz and Dove Shack albums. Twinz is a damn classic but the Dove Shack album was just ok. The difference is Warren produced every track except 4 Eyez 2 Head on Conversation. For the Shack he produced a recycled song that was already on the Regulate album.