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The 2nd version of Mayday On The Front Line makes the album hold to a standard definitely. I'd give em a clean version for that soundtrack money, too. And they're both ill versions.

The video is good but you passed wildstyle's verse from throw your sets. thats a shame

GREAT BREAKDOWN

Ren was definitely underrated

People don’t give Mc REN his props man 😢they busy giving 2pac and others credit

one of Ja's best albums, Hussein Fatal was the highlight on it

Was hoping to see "Damn, I'm Cold". That Bun and Wayne combo..🔥🔥🔥🔥

You left out Pushin! Another track on his mixtape was a song called "Without A Care" Also..Too Trill

Real Hip Hop not this craphop today

Murder should be on this list

You gave the epilogue too much respect.

Bun B is the man

Im suprised you havent reacted to Bangin on Wax : Album , straight up gangster rap album , history lots of people died after the release of that

Bun B , dope 🔥

And the outlawz lost album is called retribution 2010 was released 06 and fatal been gone for a decade now

On a last not, really check out the relativity album "in the line of fire" spawned a single called "everyday'that made it to mtv the video on RUclips, my personal fav from fatal of all a time

People always forget the extended members: Young Ritzy Outlaw/ Gonzoe & Nuttso Outlaw for the Outlawz each had came from There own group-kausion & bay area group? (Help me remember the name). & Stretch (randy walker) from the live quad was 6th extended member from Thug Life

Big syke was originally in the group evil mind gangstas before thug life from inglewood

Back when music was real, gritty, authentic and uncensored. A masterpiece from front to finish

This album was my 22’ anthem. Had a new beautiful girl, was in extreme shape, was leveling up in my career. Mannn what a time.

You mentioned a few times they were “ahead of their time” & I agree. I once interviewed Ras Kass & he spoke highly of Tha Mexakinz. Most underground hip hop artist at the time respected them. Unfortunately I think most Chicanos weren’t ready for their sound when they first came out. I think most of what they were doing went over a lot of their heads. Not speaking ill of Lil Rob but he was able to gain more commercial success with a simpler sound, lyrics & concepts. I’d give this classic an A. New subscriber. Much love

Pffft. A mixtape level album. Lame af.

Appreciate the listen G' , I agree with the rating, I keep it as underground classic album, not to many ppl even heard of them. Crazy too , I didn't hear about these guys till early 2000's. Definitely brings me back to the 90s thou which I what I appreciate every listen.

Jelly Roll produced "Wrong Idea." And Lil Half Dead was on the hook. Kokane's feature was just on the ending vocals.

Quik's catalogue is legendary. Not even sure how you narrow it down to a top 10, because he has so many eras, so many different types of songs. You showed alotta love here to that "Under Tha Influence" album, which was a late career Quik project put out independently, so I'm not even sure how many people heard it beyond the "Put It On Me" single he did with Dr. Dre, which was in daytime radio rotation here in LA in that era. Anyhow, here's my top 10 in no particular order: 1. Safe & Sound 2. Born And Raised in Compton 3. Tonight 4. Dollaz & Sense 5. Somethin' 4 The Mood 6. Just Like Compton 7. Sweet Black Puzzy 8. When We Party 9. Lok'd Out Hood 10. Do I Love Her?

Just subscribed, as a new follow please react to (THE MEXAKINZ) SAME NAME FOR : ALBUM ... ALL LOVE G THANKS ❤ UNDERRATED ALBUM

This album is fire 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

dude has no clue about wu

You should just get educated on the Wu Tang story and sound. Like do some background knowledge before doing these types of videos. You are approaching this from the notion that willful ignorance is somehow intriguing and it really isn't it just doesn't come off how you think it might be. Just trying to be constructive. Maybe do a liiiitle preparation? The song "labels" he's name dropping the names of record labels in the rap. You so blindly west coast the only thing that gave you pause was the "yo did he say MC Eiht?!" Then your like "nah this isn't good" Come on bro loosen your dickies up cuh. My man like "Rizz-aahh" Also how the FUCK do you listen to GZA album get to like the 10th song and still can't figure out who is GZA. I'm sorry i'm hating on your video but jesus...

I know that Ice Land beat from the unreleased 2nd II None album on Death Row. Final track 'Theo Commercial'. Ofc by the legendary DJ Quik. Check out the Currency album from Coop MC.

Very hard tto make a top 10 Quik list. Some surprises in yours. My favorite Kam/Quik 'That's my N@#$*'on Made in Amerika. Love that one.

Great review man all the best 1 love!

Bro just listen or if you gon talk pause lol bro missing everything

This is one of best songs to me the whole album fire as he'll

His best before it's time

Nice work. This my pops.

Mo Murder. The crown jewel.

I always skip Buddah lovers... the worst.

I liked your review but i caught your stutter when you ranked it a 4.

Dark record?? What do you mean??

Classic to me . Especially when they can flow easily together and on their own.

Classic and timeless album 🔥👌🏽💯 had to get the collectors vinyl edition last month for an amazing price 😮‍💨 Great review

Doooope album and track My fave from that album is "Dlwn Fa Mine" Prime MC Ren and Prime Gangsta Dresta on such a sick beat together and Kam himself is insane too Amazing

Fo clips got shot an killed rip.

This type of sh1t happen every day.✌️

Memories of the end of senior year in high school, 2002, blasting Compton & Watts, when I first started driving and was allowed to take my mom's car sometimes.

Ohh, it's interesting that you don't care much for Micc Checc. I think that's the one that really sold me the album when I first listened to preview clips back in the day. I love the story telling, I love the voice overs in the end of each verses. Go back to the track, I implore, and pay attention to the bass that comes in during the hook, and the high pitched sine waves. Actually really really good G-Funk production in my opinion, rivaling the production on Above the Law's "Uncle Sam's Curse" - which also had a few strong, slower tempo G-Funk tracks. Production from the Danish duo Madness 4 Real, who did a bunch of stuff for Eazy and MC Ren in their post NWA careers.

I heard of B.G. Knocc Out for the first time on Flesh-n-Bone's solo album T.H.U.G.S. as he was on the song Comin' 2 Serve U, which incidentally uses the same instrumental that we would later hear as the unreleased Bone Thugs and Eazy-E cut Sleepwalkers. I was just slightly too young to remember Real Muthaphukkin G'z, but I would end up getting into Eazy-E about 3 years or so after his death because of being obsessed with Bone. This eventually led me to B.G. Knocc Out & Dresta through the tracks on It's On (Dr. Dre) 187um Killa and a few cuts on Str8 Off the Streetz of Muthaphuckkin Compton. This would have been around 98 to 99 or so. I still remember being blown by the preview clips of tracks like Micc Checc, Do or Die, and Down Goes Another Nigga on one of the early online CD retailers, and had this album in wish list immediately. The album was still being sold in CD stores on the East Coast up until the early 2000's as I eventually bought my copy of the CD, which I still have, from the store. It's such an amazing album, but I think it came out too late in the west coast G-funk era, as it was already starting to wane, and I think they didn't have as much marketability without Eazy-E's guidance. So unfortunate, as this album is so much better than others that came out in the same year.

You guys are IDIOTS - big syke wasn't in dramacydal you fools 😂 way to make a 40 minute video but expose yourself as clueless in the first 3

Liked Ice cube album more than Snoops 🔥🔥