Regulate ... G Funk Era - Warren G

"Regulate...G-Funk Era" is the debut album from the West Coast rapper, and producerWarren G. The artist takes influence from the founder and pinoeer to the G-Funk style of Hip Hop, Dr. Dre (his step-brother), which was most prominate in the US from the early to mid-nieties, where Gangsta Rap had taken over the Hip Hop game. 1. "Regulate" Thsi is an absolute classic and one of the best G-Funk tracks of alltime, in the same league as "Nuttin' But A 'G' Tnang" and "Who Am I?", both Snoop and Dre collabs, but this one has the duo of Warren G and Nate Dogg come with an excellent showcase of the "G'ed Up" ...  Read the complete review

For a time there, it looked like Warren G (or Warren Griffith III, as his mother knows him) was set for Great Things. He had credentials - he was instrumental in securing Snoop Doggy Dogg's place at Death Row records, he guested on Dr Dre's The Chronic, he had, in This DJ and Regulate, two genuine bona-fide hits on his hands. For whatever reason, though - and it's certainly nothing to do with the quality of his work - Warren G slipped off the radar. I recently found myself listening to the debut album, Regulate... G Funk Era, for the first time in what must be a decade, and was surprised to discover that its laid-back G-funk charms remain as ...  Read the complete review