DPG - Dillinger & Young Gotti
Reviewed By: JstewartK707
  1. Young Gotti (Kurupt) and Daz start it out just talking about how it's been a long time since these two have collaborated and they are saying how a lot people are bitches and to keep it gangsta.


  2. A good song to start with some of the gangsta shit that Daz and Kurupt are famous for. This seems to be the theme for the album, but anyone who bought this knows that. Both put down good verses, the production is good and the song is pretty catchy. It will stick with ya, good shit to start with. RBX is at the end and talking about the streets and murder.


  3. Good production on this song, which Daz is good for on pretty much the whole album. Xzibit drops heat at the beginning, Daz follows with a good one himself. Kurupt has the last verse and spits like he can and drops a good verse. One of my favorites, but there is a lot of those on this album.


  4. Club banger. Probably my favorite in regards to production. If you got a good system this shit bumps good and hard. Play it very loud. Daz and Kurupt put good verses down and this to me is West Coast, heavy bass, synthesizers and all. Great song you won't be let down on this one.


  5. Good song talking about a gangsta’s best friend besides their gun, their drugs. I think they mention just about every drug imaginable. Good song to ride to. Good production and the flows are good.


  6. You might recognize the drum pattern on this one. It's "How do U Want It" from 2Pac which Daz produced. This song is talking about hoes. Alright song, but not my favorite on the album.


  7. Pretty short song and as you can tell by the title another one talking about sex. Not anything special, but has a lot of bass if you got a system.


  8. Party song that has a pretty good beat, one a gangsta can get his walk on to. One of my favorites on the album cause of the production and cause Daz and Kurupt go back in forth flowingl. They have a pretty good chemistry and it shows.


  9. Alright song that has a pretty good beat. It’s about some sex experiences they have had with hoes. Pretty much another song about sex, but an alright song.


  10. Piano in the background is cool and the production is cool on a whole. Another song about hoes. This time the girl on the chorus is calling the shots telling them to treat her like a lady. Good song and pretty original beat like most of the songs on the album.


  11. Another g’d up song talking about the streets and at night they belong to them, and they run them. Good song where they are going back and forth. Bass on this song is good and the production is solid once again.


  12. Another collabo from the camps of DPG and Rocafella. G’d up for sure just like other songs on the album. They got some help on this one from Roscoe (Kurupt’s little bro). He puts down a good verse just like Beanie Segal does. The verse is cool, it has Daz rappin like the Dogg Pound is known for, the high pitched voice like Kurupt and Snoop have done too. Good song, won’t want to skip this one.


  13. Good song about the thing going on and how it's easy for people to die in the streets. So watch your ass cause shit happens. Good mellow beat for the Dogg Pound to spit their fire over.


  14. Fear stand for fuck everything and run as Slip puts it in this song and they aren’t down with it. They gangsta’s they are willing to die in the streets and they won’t cry when it happens. Slip puts a good verse down on this one. Nice beat good shit to ride to. This might sound crazy, but the one singin on the verse kinda sounds like Daz I’m probably wrong, but you be the judge.


  15. Speakin to everyone trying to get out of the streets. Get out of the streets before it gets you. Kinda slower, but good.


  16. Talking about the streets and where he fits in. Not another g’d up track, but a good one. Good mellow beat and Daz's flow fits it well.


  17. Young Gotti brings heat like he usually does. Good production as usual on this one. Kurupt flows over the beat well, as the title shows it's more gangsta rap for your ass. Good song.


  18. More of the production you come to expect from Daz. Just askin how many niggaz that are actually down to ride and die if it comes down to that. More gangsta shit, but good stuff.


  19. Good song to get your walk on to like you couldn’t tell by the title. Production is solid and so are the raps over all good song.


  20. Starts out Kurupt bragging on his partner in rhyme about his production skills. One of the best songs on the album and might be my favorite. Sounds like they are dissing someone on this one and I’m pretty sure anybody that knows about Daz he disses Death Row on a lot of songs and it isn’t any different on this one. Good song, diss songs usually bring out the best in rappers and this one does. Great song to end this album.


  21. Pretty much the same as the intro, has the same beat and they are just talking back in forth.


Overall a real good album. It has a lot of tracks you don’t have to hit the skip button too much and its all gangsta shit. The long awaited follow up to the classic Dogg Food this time under DPG cause Death Row owns the name Tha Dogg Pound. So for all you people who like gangsta shit or Daz and Kurupt go get this one if you don’t have it already.
Track Listing:
  1. "Intro" (Dillinger & Young Gotti)

  2. "Dipp Wit Me" ft. RBX

  3. "We Livin Gansta Like" ft. Xzibit

  4. "Coastin"

  5. "We About to Get Fucc Up"

  6. "Gitta Strippin"

  7. "Work Dat Pussy"

  8. "Party at My House"

  9. "You're Just a B.I.T.C.H."

  10. "Treat Her Like a Lady"

  11. "At Night"

  12. "Best Run" ft. Bienie Segal, Rosco

  13. "Shit Happenz"

  14. "My Heart Don't Pump no Tear" ft. Slip Capone

  15. "There's Someway Out"

  16. "Here We Are/Go Killem" (Dillinger solo)

  17. "I'ma Gangsta" (Young Gotti solo)

  18. "How Many?"

  19. "C-Walkin Cha Cha Cha"

  20. "D.P.G."

  21. "Dillinger & Young Gotti" (outro)

Usefull Links:
www.dpgrecordz.com


Other Reviews Of This Artist:
Daz Dillinger - R.A.W.


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