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The FoeFathers

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if you ever thought g-funk to be dead, then listen closely to foesums "foefathers", it's g-funk resurrected!
this album is a perfect mixture of laid-back- and gangsta-tracks by one of lbc's-finest groups. there's no outstanding cut, all titles are straight killers. great collabos with kam, e.white, bo-roc from the dove shack, the twinz and others.
great buy!

Foesum back for the last time in the game from LBC,ca.

This is their last stuff before they split up (announced the March,30th). What a shame.

This LP is real great funky G-Funk as it used to be back in the earlies 90s.

Their 1st one (perfection) was a classic in 96 and T-Dubb, MNMSTA & DJ GLaze offered us a last drop with these "aint a damn thing change", "Hello [E-White]", "Things Aint What They Used To [Tasha]", "What Ya Gonna Do" & "Born To Die [Tray Deee]" as my favorites tracks.

A must have lp for y'all G-Funk lovaz, to get without any hesitation.

Foesum bring back that tight g-funk sound that made them great in 1996. The album is laced with laid back grooves sprinkled with faint whiny keyboard synths throughout. There is only a slight mainstream influence in I Know This Game, sort of a South style, with fast rapping and beats. A huge theme is Long Beach life through the album. These three have the right to be proud; Long Beach, Ca. has been a pool of rap talent, and these three are testament to that. They do step up the hard core factor just a little from Perfection, for the lyrics are just a little harder throughout; think of the songs "Hit a Lick" and "Playin Foe Keeps." Don't sleep on these LBC greats!

all the tracks are goods!!! this cd is a masterpiece, dedicate to all the rap fan who love g-funk and tha westside sound.... THANK FOESUM !!!