This
song is part of my childhood! Quite a strange thing to say,
considering I'm not from the streets of CPT, and that I never grew up
to develop a taste for gin, khakis and mackin' bitches. I'm partial
to the chronic, however I doubt that has got anything to do with Nate
Dogg's g-funk serenading. This is a classic Dr. Dre track, and it's a
shame that he never made more solo albums; this is epic rap tunage
right here. Snoop Dogg's presence is almost always welcome and Nate
Dogg's silky baritone is the voice of a place in time that will
always be special to me.
This
is a bona fide DJ single. Side A holds the original and the radio
edit, whilst side B contains an instrumental and an acapella for all
you scratch happy nerds out there. This was released in 1999 by
Interscope and Dre's very own Aftermath label.
SMOKE WEED EVERYDAY
