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WC -Thats what im talkin bout
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freu mcih aufs album. auf dub c kann man sich stets verlassen
und noch ein Nate Dogg Tribute Tape mit 32 minuten nate dogg hooks
http://lehiphopsurecoute.wordpress.com/2010/06/04/tribute-to-nate-dogg-the-best-hooks-in-the-game/
zu schade dass man wohl nicht mehr von ihm hören darf
http://usershare.net/dwxrtwgu3uk9
freu mcih aufs album. auf dub c kann man sich stets verlassen
und noch ein Nate Dogg Tribute Tape mit 32 minuten nate dogg hooks
http://lehiphopsurecoute.wordpress.com/2010/06/04/tribute-to-nate-dogg-the-best-hooks-in-the-game/
zu schade dass man wohl nicht mehr von ihm hören darf
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fg1ZXJCgDqQ
hatte mir das album damals für paar mark aufm flohmarkt geholt... war richtig geil..
gibts neues von nate dogg?
hatte mir das album damals für paar mark aufm flohmarkt geholt... war richtig geil..
gibts neues von nate dogg?
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bester ice cube track seit jahren! ich versteh nicht was da los ist.
im westen gibts soviele superproducer aber man holt sich irgendwelche ausm süden, weil man denk damit irgendwie wieder ins gesprächs zu kommen.
dabei passt cube und quik einfach wie die faust aufs auge.... ganz groß
Ice Cube – Man Vs Machine (prod. by Dj Quik)
http://usershare.net/2DopeBoyz/a5mni6b2l6b7
im westen gibts soviele superproducer aber man holt sich irgendwelche ausm süden, weil man denk damit irgendwie wieder ins gesprächs zu kommen.
dabei passt cube und quik einfach wie die faust aufs auge.... ganz groß
Ice Cube – Man Vs Machine (prod. by Dj Quik)
http://usershare.net/2DopeBoyz/a5mni6b2l6b7
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After nearly 14 years, the long-awaited Death Row Records album by one-time Dr. Dre protégé Sam Sneed is finally being released. WIDEawake Entertainment Group Inc., the company who purchased the Death Row Records catalog, is releasing Sneed’s Street Schoalrs project on January 25th, 2011 through E1 Entertainment.
Sam Sneed became well-known for his catchphrase “My name is Sam Sneed, you better recognize!", which originally appeared in the song “Pump, Pump” off the Snoop Doggy Dogg debut album, Doggystyle. He also appeared in the Death Row movie, Murder Was the Case, which also spawned Sam Sneed’s “U Better Recognize” single, featuring Dr. Dre, included in the movie’s soundtrack. The soundtrack single peaked at #16 on the Billboard Hot Dance Music/Maxi-Singles Sales chart, #18 on the Hot Rap Tracks chart and #48 on the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles & Tracks chart.
Sam Sneed also co-produced “Keep Their Heads Ringin'” and “Natural Born Killaz” with Dr. Dre. The original, alternate version "Natural Born Killaz" with Sam Sneed rapping a verse was released on the Ultimate Death Row Collection on November 24, 2009.
Following his time on Death Row, after surviving a reported brain tumor, Sam Sneed has produced for Jay-Z (“Anything”), G-Unit (“I Smell Pussy”), Scarface (”****’n With Face”), and others like Busta Rhymes, Capne-N-Noreaga, Beanie Sigel and former Posion Clan emcee JT Money.
Street Scholars is believed to feature Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg and Dayton, Ohio emcee J-Flexx.
Sam Sneed became well-known for his catchphrase “My name is Sam Sneed, you better recognize!", which originally appeared in the song “Pump, Pump” off the Snoop Doggy Dogg debut album, Doggystyle. He also appeared in the Death Row movie, Murder Was the Case, which also spawned Sam Sneed’s “U Better Recognize” single, featuring Dr. Dre, included in the movie’s soundtrack. The soundtrack single peaked at #16 on the Billboard Hot Dance Music/Maxi-Singles Sales chart, #18 on the Hot Rap Tracks chart and #48 on the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles & Tracks chart.
Sam Sneed also co-produced “Keep Their Heads Ringin'” and “Natural Born Killaz” with Dr. Dre. The original, alternate version "Natural Born Killaz" with Sam Sneed rapping a verse was released on the Ultimate Death Row Collection on November 24, 2009.
Following his time on Death Row, after surviving a reported brain tumor, Sam Sneed has produced for Jay-Z (“Anything”), G-Unit (“I Smell Pussy”), Scarface (”****’n With Face”), and others like Busta Rhymes, Capne-N-Noreaga, Beanie Sigel and former Posion Clan emcee JT Money.
Street Scholars is believed to feature Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg and Dayton, Ohio emcee J-Flexx.
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Death Row is bringing the Doggystyle Records original 1996 group's album to the masses in early 2011.
At
the height of Death Row Records' success, Snoop Dogg was given his
Doggystyle Records imprint. On his 1996 hit, "Snoop's Upside Ya Head,"
the Long Beach rapper confirmed this with "Doggystyle Records is now
official." Although he would revive the imprint several years later, the
rapper had initially signed an impressive would-be roster of Tray Deee,
Soopafly and The LBC Crew. The last outfit, consisting of Bad Azz,
Techniec and Lil C-Style would release an album that would never be
released, as Snoop Dogg departed the imprint in 1997.
Bad Azz
would go on to find a successful solo career with 19th Street and
subsequently Priority Records. Techniec later signed with Mack 10's Hoo
Bangin' Records, also a Priority affiliate. Lil C-Style, younger brother
of 19th Street Records founder Big C Style, would later release
material through Daz Dillinger's DPG Records.
Fifteen years after
its recording, Death Row Records is releasing The LBC Crew's Haven't
You Heard? (We Givin' Somethin' Bacc To The Street) on February 8, 2011 -
this, according to E1 Entertainment, the label's latest distributor.
At
the height of Death Row Records' success, Snoop Dogg was given his
Doggystyle Records imprint. On his 1996 hit, "Snoop's Upside Ya Head,"
the Long Beach rapper confirmed this with "Doggystyle Records is now
official." Although he would revive the imprint several years later, the
rapper had initially signed an impressive would-be roster of Tray Deee,
Soopafly and The LBC Crew. The last outfit, consisting of Bad Azz,
Techniec and Lil C-Style would release an album that would never be
released, as Snoop Dogg departed the imprint in 1997.
Bad Azz
would go on to find a successful solo career with 19th Street and
subsequently Priority Records. Techniec later signed with Mack 10's Hoo
Bangin' Records, also a Priority affiliate. Lil C-Style, younger brother
of 19th Street Records founder Big C Style, would later release
material through Daz Dillinger's DPG Records.
Fifteen years after
its recording, Death Row Records is releasing The LBC Crew's Haven't
You Heard? (We Givin' Somethin' Bacc To The Street) on February 8, 2011 -
this, according to E1 Entertainment, the label's latest distributor.
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Nachm schlaganfall ist die chance dass du wieder das machen kannst was dir verloren gegangen ist bei 1%
Also viel hoffnungen brauchen wir uns da nicht machen
würd ich nicht sagen. der zustand verbessert sich auf jeden fall, durch ne reha oder so die man nach dem schlaganfall verschrieben bekommt. da werden sogar leute wieder halbwegs normal die nach nem schlaganfall kaum ansprechbar waren. aber klar wird da nicht alles wieder repariert was kaputt gegangen ist
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