View Full Version : Production wise: Regulate... The G Funk Era => The Chronic & Doggystyle
YaBoyMike969
11-02-07, 03:44 PM
No Lie, i was listening to this album in my car, and it still sounds as fresh as anything out now. Warren G was what to the Chronic & Doggystyle what Scott Storch and Melman were to 2001. If it wasnt so short, and If he didnt eff up and say whats NXET, maybe i could say overrall it was just as good
"Regulate"
"Do You See"
"Recognize"
"So Many Ways"
"Super Soul Sis"
"This DJ"
"This is the Shack"
"Whats Next"
ect.
Your Conscience
11-02-07, 03:45 PM
I spot ducktales
BossBaller
11-02-07, 03:47 PM
"THIS IS THE SHAAAAAAAAAAAAACK
THIS IS HOW WE AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACT..."
HA! That is my ****, son!
This album had nothing BUT bangers.
****, while we at it:
Production Wise: Return Of The Regulator >>>>>> just about anything that came out in 2001
1stCome
11-02-07, 03:55 PM
its definately in the same ball park. that album was crazy
YaBoyMike969
11-02-07, 03:56 PM
"THIS IS THE SHAAAAAAAAAAAAACK
THIS IS HOW WE AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACT..."
HA! That is my ****, son!
This album had nothing BUT bangers.
****, while we at it:
Production Wise: Return Of The Regulator >>>>>> just about anything that came out in 2001
Is that right? Because it got smashed by reviewers and flopped so bad i never really gave that album a chance, should i re-download?
hypestyle
11-02-07, 04:40 PM
Warren G was an uncredited ghost-producer on the Chronic and Doggystyle.. that's why he ended up leaving..
YaBoyMike969
11-02-07, 04:57 PM
Warren G was an uncredited ghost-producer on the Chronic and Doggystyle.. that's why he ended up leaving..
and thats why he spoke up about it in the source, and thus the suge knight squad breaking into his apartment pistolwhipping and gave him a beat down and told him to "watch his mouth"
danja29
11-02-07, 05:22 PM
Nnnnah.
The production was good, but... nah. Especially not Doggystyle.
dashman
11-02-07, 05:31 PM
I love it
The Nastiest
11-02-07, 05:39 PM
I don't know if I can say it's better than those two, but it's definitely on the same level. Warren was a monster on them beats.
never did hear Return of The Regulator, though
and thats why he spoke up about it in the source, and thus the suge knight squad breaking into his apartment pistolwhipping and gave him a beat down and told him to "watch his mouth"
YES THAT'S IS ALMOST CORRECT
he slapped him in front of lots of people.
The article was retracted
Warren G was an uncredited ghost-producer on the Chronic and Doggystyle.. that's why he ended up leaving..
yeah:yes:
Those albums only had previous existing music anyway. Nearly all the beats were from other songs
Sampling is o.k but at least had a good beat. All that fa**ot dre did is take beats from songs and put them on funk basslines.
DAZ and warren did a few beats. DAZ was even credited for 1 track on the chronic
YaBoyMike969
11-02-07, 05:48 PM
YES THAT'S IS ALMOST CORRECT
he slapped him in front of lots of people.
The article was retracted
Who slapped Who?
I only know about the incident where Suge's goons kicked in the G Child's apartment in the middle of the night
YaBoyMike969
11-02-07, 05:54 PM
"Super Soul Sis" is my favorite track by a female ever
NotSoft
11-02-07, 05:58 PM
and thats why he spoke up about it in the source, and thus the suge knight squad breaking into his apartment pistolwhipping and gave him a beat down and told him to "watch his mouth"
Another reason I dont see how people can call Dre a legend so quickly off his work...he equal to puffy..he should only truly be acknowledged for who he put on.
Mr. 1nighter
11-02-07, 05:59 PM
that regulate remix was nice too
"The game don't wait" remix was off the chain as well
Havoc00
11-02-07, 06:03 PM
its definately in the same ball park. that album was crazy
:yes::yes:
BossBaller
11-02-07, 06:05 PM
Is that right? Because it got smashed by reviewers and flopped so bad i never really gave that album a chance, should i re-download?
Oh hells yeah, mayng.
**** is that flames.
Mista Grimm ****s all over that jawn. Too bad he disappeared off the face of the ****ing Earth after that. :dry:
YaBoyMike969
11-03-07, 03:08 AM
Oh hells yeah, mayng.
**** is that flames.
Mista Grimm ****s all over that jawn. Too bad he disappeared off the face of the ****ing Earth after that. :dry:
**** is getting so hectic that i can't even trust him
HHReloaded
11-03-07, 03:45 AM
Noooooooooooope.
But I'll take No One Can Do It Better :yes:
E-X-P-L-I-C-I-T
11-03-07, 04:05 AM
yeah I rate it the same.....its a definte classic
K-Matic
11-03-07, 07:52 AM
I wonder why Warren G and Dre don't just work together. :huh:
yeah:yes:
Those albums only had previous existing music anyway. Nearly all the beats were from other songs
Sampling is o.k but at least had a good beat. All that fa**ot dre did is take beats from songs and put them on funk basslines.
DAZ and warren did a few beats. DAZ was even credited for 1 track on the chronic
dre definitely sampled heavily, but if the end result is a dope ass beat, why would u care ?
"Super Soul Sis" is my favorite track by a female ever
:yes:
eastside313
11-03-07, 07:58 PM
The production on Doveshack album and the twins album was off the hook also
That 1st Warren g album is classic material. man I'm about to play that sh!t now cuz of this thread.
YaBoyMike969
11-04-07, 01:30 AM
The production on Doveshack album and the twins album was off the hook also
I need that tracks off that Twinz Conversation album in my life in a major way
dtjones
11-04-07, 10:50 AM
Underrated Album, it's up there with both of them to me.'
Production I like Chronic, Regulate, then Doggystyle as time has passed.
westkoast2k2
11-04-07, 11:50 AM
No way...how you gonna say the production is better when all his influence came from those albums and Dr Dre?
Regulators is not a better beat then Aint Nuthin But A G Thang. I can name a lot of beats better then This DJ. Not to take away from Warren's album, I love to listen to it still but its not equal to Chronic or Doggystyle.
The album is mad underrated though. Not only is it a dope album, it saved Def Jam. This and Balance and Options. I forgot a lot of people on this site never listen to this album or talk about em.
Perverted Justice
11-05-07, 02:38 AM
Great record. Close, but no cigar. Those records are top 10 all-time(outside of New York). Regulate's definitely a classic, but why is Dre's status constantly in question???
The most successful people who've supposedly produced from him have only made 1 maybe 2 classic albums, at most.
Where's Daz, Warren, Scott Storch, and all those other motherf*cker's "Straight Outta Compton", "*****z4Life", "The Chronic", "Doggystyle", and "2001"????
Scott Storch makes the most watered down beats in the business. It's lame pop. I'd rather have Polow Da Don give me one of his Fergie or Nicole Scherzinger reject beats, then let Storch give me a track. Warren G's and Daz have both been off of most of the world's radar since Death Row died.
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