better recognize!”, which originally appeared in the song “Pump, Pump” off the Snoop Doggy Dogg debut album, Doggystyle. He also appeared in the Death Row movie, Murder Was the Case, which also spawned Sam Sneed’s “U Better Recognize” single, featuring Dr. Dre, included in the movie’s soundtrack. In a cadid interview Sam tells of his time with Death Row and gives us the real on his infamous altercation. He also opens up about living with cancer and gives his take fellow Pittsburgh native Wiz Kalifa. The single “Gorilla Pimpin'” from his new album “Street Scholars” is featured.
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1. INTRO (MONEY B)
2. C.R.E.A.M. NO PROBLEMS DENNIS BLAZE REMIX (WU-TANG CLAN VS. FAT JOE)
3. U BETTER RECOGNIZE SKIT (SNOOP DOGG FEAT. SAM SNEED)
4. I SMELL PUSSY (G-UNIT)
5. ANYTHING (JAY Z)
6. BREAK 2 (MONEY B)
7. KEEP THEIR HEADS RINGING (DR. DRE FEAT JEWELL)
8. FUNK YOU UP (SEQUENCE)
9. SAM SNEED INTERVIEW PT. 1
10. CAN’T HOLD IT BACK (K-SOLO)
11. SAM SNEED INTERVIEW PT. 2
12. U BETTER RECOGNIZE (SAM SNEED FEAT. DR. DRE)
13. NATURAL BORN KILLAZ (DR. DRE & ICE CUBE)
14. SAM SNEED INTERVIEW PT. 3
15. BLUEBERRY (SNOOP DOGG, THA DOGG POUND, LBC CREW, PRINCE ITAL JOE)
16. SAM SNEED INTERVIEW PT. 4
17. CLOSER – SAM SNEED MIX (CAPONE-N-NOREAGA)
18. SAM SNEED INTERVIEW PT. 5
19. SUPERBITCH (JT MONEY)
20. SAM SNEED INTERVIEW PT. 6
21. FUCK’N WITH FACE (SCARFACE)
22. SAM SNEED INTERVIEW PT. 7
23. GORILLA PIMPIN’ (SAM SNEED FEAT. JEFF CHERY, THAT BOY GOLDY, JASN)
24. OUTRO (MONEY B)
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Kurt Nice aka Kurtiss Jackson is a behind the scenes pioneer in the Hip Hop Kulture, creating the first nationally distributed video mix tape series, Shades of Hip Hop, in the late 1990s. Since touring the country with the Stop the Violence Movement and the Temple of Hip Hop as KRS-ONE’s National Marketing Director, Kurt Nice has been a constant commentator on conscious Hip Hop and its relevance to the new rap music of today, through radio and cable appearances. contact Kurt at info@hiphoplives.net
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Kurt Nice aka Kurtiss Jackson is a behind the scenes pioneer in the Hip Hop Kulture, creating the first nationally distributed video mix tape series, Shades of Hip Hop, in the late 1990s. Since touring the country with the Stop the Violence Movement and the Temple of Hip Hop as KRS-ONE's National Marketing Director, Kurt Nice has been a constant commentator on conscious Hip Hop and its relevance to the new rap music of today, through radio and cable appearances. contact Kurt at info@hiphoplives.net
