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Regulate...G Funk Era (Parental Advisory)

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PLAY QUEUE 1 Regulate		save
PLAY QUEUE 2 Do You See		save
PLAY QUEUE 3 Gangsta Sermon		save
PLAY QUEUE 4 Recognize		save
PLAY QUEUE 5 Super Soul Sis		save
PLAY QUEUE 6 '94 Ho Draft		save
PLAY QUEUE 7 So Many Ways		save
PLAY QUEUE 8 This D.J.		save
PLAY QUEUE 9 This Is The Shack		save
PLAY QUEUE 10 What's Next		save
PLAY QUEUE 11 And Ya Don't Stop		save
PLAY QUEUE 12 Runnin' Wit No Breaks		save

MOG Editorial Review

While his cohorts like Dr. Dre were leaning towards the grittier side of their funk-sampling gangster rap, Warren G made a stone cold classic by sounding as smooth as possible on Regulate... G Funk Era. The title track, of course, has rightfully been a staple of BBQs and house parties for nearly two decades, as Warren's soft-spoken rap style feels less in-your-face and more laid-back, while the dearly departed Nate Dogg provided an undeniably catchy chorus. Elsewhere, Jah Skills represents for the ladies in an otherwise male-dominated genre with "Super Soul Sis," and Gil Scott-Heron gets a nod on standout "Do You See." The G Funk era may have come and gone, but Regulate is one of its timeless legacies.
AMG Review of Regulate...G Funk Era

Jason Birchmeier
All Music Guide

Anchored by the laid-back G-funk anthem "Regulate," Warren G's appropriately titled Regulate...G Funk Era embodies the mid-'90s era of Cali sunshine, endless blunts, and switch-hittin' lowriders with a welcome and somewhat surprising sense of kind-heartedness. Unlike most of his West Coast G-funk peers, Warren doesn't celebrate drive-by gang-bangin', dirty-money stackin', nor G's-up, hoes-down pimpin'. Sure, he says the F word once in a while and puffs on the cheeba-cheeba when it's passed his way, but he's essentially a good-natured, all-ages rapper, interested in nothing more than good ol'-fashioned hip-hop. He professes his demeanor succinctly on the catchy hook to "This DJ," the other era-defining highlight here: "It's kinda easy when you're listening to the G-ed-up sound/Pioneer speakers bumpin' as I smoke on a pound/I got the sound fo yo' ass and it's easy to see/That this DJ be Warren G." Like his stepbrother Dr. Dre, Warren is a more talented producer than rapper, and it's his by-the-book G-funk beat-making that truly shines here. For instance, another album highlight, "Do You See," boasts an elastic bassline and whistling synth hook, capturing the essence of G-funk as only Dre himself could. Warren further compensates for his middling rapping with a couple of guests, a few skits, and a brief running time. Even if "Regulate" and "This DJ" tower far above everything else here, Regulate...G Funk Era is nonetheless a minor gem among the myriad G-funk albums of the mid-'90s, and Warren embodies the style itself here with a precision perhaps second only to his older brother and does so with a refreshing air of harmlessness.