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Death Row Records confirm that three tracks from Snoop Doggy Dog and Dr Dre will feature within GTA: San Andreas…
Months of speculation were today ended with confirmation of some of the artists set to feature on the GTA: San Andreas soundtrack.
As widely speculated the soundtrack will match the early-90s West Coast setting of San Andreas, with confirmation from Death Row Records that three songs from its books would feature in the title.
These include:
Gin N Juice – Snoop Doggy Dog
Let Me Ride – Dr Dre
Nuthin But a G Thang – Snoop Doggy Dog + Dr Dre
This is going to be one hell of a good game!
Months of speculation were today ended with confirmation of some of the artists set to feature on the GTA: San Andreas soundtrack.
As widely speculated the soundtrack will match the early-90s West Coast setting of San Andreas, with confirmation from Death Row Records that three songs from its books would feature in the title.
These include:
Gin N Juice – Snoop Doggy Dog
Let Me Ride – Dr Dre
Nuthin But a G Thang – Snoop Doggy Dog + Dr Dre
This is going to be one hell of a good game!
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Memorandum wrote:
> A complete loada crep.
> A complete loada crep.
Azul wrote:
> That's music?
> WHAT?!?!?!?!?
>
> And not really, no.
If you actually listened to any of their earlier stuff, you'd think far better of Metallica. Their first four albums, especially "Master Of Puppets" are pure genius, and trample over most of their more recent stuff, notably the awful St. Anger.
Paradox: wrote:
> You meant metallicas style of "music", not metallicas style
> of "play", right?
Or possibly their style of playing, such as the way that the songs are put together, and how they play their instruments?
> That's music?
> WHAT?!?!?!?!?
>
> And not really, no.
If you actually listened to any of their earlier stuff, you'd think far better of Metallica. Their first four albums, especially "Master Of Puppets" are pure genius, and trample over most of their more recent stuff, notably the awful St. Anger.
Paradox: wrote:
> You meant metallicas style of "music", not metallicas style
> of "play", right?
Or possibly their style of playing, such as the way that the songs are put together, and how they play their instruments?
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