Come into my world
豆瓣
简介
Late 1994, a hardly known duo, Detriot's Gank Move deliver a sick, trill gangster rap album that is so hardly spoken of, it sickens me. The lyrics aren't groundbreaking, but it is a dope gangsta rap album with very good beats. Gank Move handles the whole production which draws upon sparse drums and G-Funk melody. "Real N---az & O.G.'s" is a laidback G-Funk classic with slick whiny keyboards perfect for the sunny top-down ride. This joint may remind some of Warren G's melody but with a sparse beat pattern. The video version is "Real Playaz & O.G.'s," and the video is cool; check for it on You Tube. "Trigga Man," like most of the rest has a more gangsta mentality. The beat has a neat bump to it. "Be Alright" has a similar vibe to "Real N---az & O.G.'s." "Hustlers" has another sunny beat to it and a slick whiny synth, and they drop some no holds barred street philosophy and dope flows. They get heated in "F--- You" and drop some warnings to the haters. The beat is an old funk sample and has a more menacing vibe than the sunny G-Funk on the others. They even have a "dedication" for the dopefiends in the directly titled "For The Fiends." The beat is twangy and sick, and they again drop some gritty imagery. If you like harsh midwestern rap, and good G-Funk beats, this album will not dissapoint. Fans of Dayton Family and similar acts will definitely dig this one.