Track Listing
1. Star Trek Intro
2. Annie Mae
3. Smokin' Me Out - (featuring Ronald Isley)
4. Ricky in Church
5. Reality
6. Ricky & G-Child
7. Young Fun - (featuring Knee-Hi/Jayo Felony)
8. What We Go Through
9. We Brings Heat
10. Transformers
11. Reel Tight Intro
12. Relax Ya Mind - (featuring Reel Tight)
13. To All D.J.'s
14. Back Up
15. Can You Feel It
16. I Shot the Sheriff
17. I Shot the Sheriff - (EPMD Remix)
| Details | | Contributing Artists: | Jayo Felony, Knee-Hi, Nate Dogg, Reel Tight, Ronald Isley, Twinz | | Producer: | Warren G | | Distributor: | Universal Distribution | | Recording Type: | Studio | | Recording Mode: | Stereo | | SPAR Code: | n/a |
Album Notes
Personnel: Warren G (rap vocals, keyboards, vibraslap); Nate Dogg, Ronald Isley, Ricky Harris, Knee-Hi, Jayo Felony, Malik, Perfec, Bad Ass, The Twinz, Jah-Skillz, Neb Love, Reel Tight, K-9, P-C (vocals); A.J. Luke (guitar, keyboards, bass); Ricky Rouse, Del Atkins (guitar, bass); Sean Thomas (keyboards); Greg Geitzenauer (keyboards, vocoder); Dorinda Roberts, Arnita Porter, Nanci Fletcher (background vocals).
Personnel: Warren G (rap vocals, keyboards, vibraslap); Nate Dogg, Ronald Isley, Ricky Harris, Knee-Hi, Jayo Felony, Malik, Perfec, Bad Ass, The Twinz, Jah-Skillz, Neb Love, Reel Tight, K-9, P-C (vocals); A.J. Luke (guitar, keyboards, bass); Ricky Rouse, Del Atkins (guitar, bass); Sean Thomas (keyboards); Greg Geitzenauer (vocoder, keyboards); Dorinda Roberts, Arnita Porter, Nanci Fletcher (background vocals).
Since his first appearance on his friend Snoop Doggy Dogg's debut album, g-funk king Warren G's easygoing lyrical flow has been a Long Beach trademark, with a smooth appeal that draws in hip-hop fans of all stripes. This followup to his multi-platinum debut, REGULATE...G FUNK ERA, hews to the same style, adding positive messages to the party beats. Warren G isn't a top-of-the-line producer or lyricist, but rather a confident, assured hip-hop songster who knows how to put everything together into perfect little pop packages.
Editorial Reviews
3.5 Mics (out of 5) - ...The architect of the sound he's dubbed G-Funk, Warren has...simply fine-tuned his already successful style, added a few creative wrinkles, and created an album that...surpasses the heights of 1994's debut...
The Source (03/01/1997)
6 (out of 10) - ...another good-natured Kmart gangsta exercise, great for doing the dishes, flavored with the superb G-funk stylings of Death Row crooner Nate Dogg and some of the best laid-back-in-the-pocket rapping this side of Snoop's DOGGYSTYLE...
Spin (04/01/1997)
...While TAKE A LOOK...clings to the self-referential mindset that is rap's Achilles heel, the wonderfully funky textures make those limitations seem almost irrelevant....Warren has a lilting, laid-back style that tickles the ear...
Musician (06/01/1997)
8 (out of 10) - ...Forget the boasting, posturing and bickering of his contemporaries, this is about relaxing....This is the sound of a man in control, a man who knows his funk can't be touched, a man who's secure in the knowledge that this second album is every bit as good as his first...
NME (02/08/1997)
...Three years after ushering in the g-funk era, Warren G. puts out a sophomore effort that confirms his talent for springy beats and jazzily conversational rapping... - Rating: B+
Entertainment Weekly (03/28/1997)
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