"Daz and Kurupt...Kurupt and Daz." Kurupt - Tha Streetz iz a Mutha appreciation thread
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Kurupt was so dope in his prime.
Kurupt killed it on chronic 2001.
Kurupt killed it on chronic 2001.
Streets iz a mutha >>>>>>>>>> chronic 2001
Copped both on release day. Tell me different. And this is going off replay value alone, to this day.
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Copped both on release day. Tell me different. And this is going off replay value alone, to this day.
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yup...I liked 2001 better when I first heard them both but I really cant remember the last I listened to it
Streetz is in constant rotation for me
1-8-7-Skillz
Superstar
Push
Been listenin to this album quite a bit again recently and I'll just say that this still bangs but its not a classic for me, and thats just because of Kurupt himself. The beats were amazing and still bump like crazy, the guest features were perfect, felt like a death row reunion but Kurupt himself just wasnt in the zone he was in from 93-96/97. Imagine Kurupt going in on those beats like he did on Dogg Food. shyt wouldve been an absolute classic. He shows that he still got it on songs like Trylogy but he had just fallen off by that point.
Been listenin to this album quite a bit again recently and I'll just say that this still bangs but its not a classic for me, and thats just because of Kurupt himself. The beats were amazing and still bump like crazy, the guest features were perfect, felt like a death row reunion but Kurupt himself just wasnt in the zone he was in from 93-96/97. Imagine Kurupt going in on those beats like he did on Dogg Food. shyt wouldve been an absolute classic. He shows that he still got it on songs like Trylogy but he had just fallen off by that point.
Kurupt was still pretty dope on here...he spit a leftover Death Row verse from "I Roc Mics" on "Step Up" and he bodied "Trylogy"
I agree his Death Row Sh1t was his best work. There's a recent leaked track he did with Ram Squad in '97 that's
1-8-7-Skillz
Superstar
Kurupt was still pretty dope on here...he spit a leftover Death Row verse from "I Roc Mics" on "Step Up" and he bodied "Trylogy"
I agree his Death Row Sh1t was his best work. There's a recent leaked track he did with Ram Squad in '97 that's
Yeah that Country Ties Record With Ram Squad is dope, but it has another title on the recently released dr Compilation.
Didn't know that about "Step Up", that was his most impressive lyric Performance on the Album for me (and trylogy), Makes Sense now
Ps:
You Peeped that Doggfather thread yet Breh ?
KingsOfKings
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Damn 25 years. Listened to this front to back on a run the other day, still holds up completely. West Coast classic for sure.
altruicsense
Lord of the 7 Kingdoms
Hand me my cash
nobody moves and nobody get blast
My first words are my last
trap101-ETHout-Allegri-In
Superstar
I ain't bumped this in eons, I may have to pop it on the system this sunday during meal prep.... that Intro never left my head all these years later.... thise horns....
Tommy Gibbs
Superstar
This was really a great album, but I think "callin out names" destroyed the push for it. We were just a few years removed from the deaths of 2pac and Biggie and hip hop was becoming more global than ever.