"I Want It That Way" OWNED back in the day, props to Colt

Anyway

KRS-One, "MC's Act Like They Don't Know"
The Jimi Hendrix Experience, "EXP"
M.O.P., "Big Mal"
Aceyalone, "I Think"
DJ Premier, "[Untitled 01]"
The Ronnettes, "Frosty the Snowman"
Wu-Tang Clan, "Protect Ya Neck"
The Beatles, "Michelle"
King Geedorah, "The Final World"
Warren G., "This is the Shack"
Boogie Down Productions, "Criminal Minded"
Electric Light Orchestra, "Hold On Tight"
Mos Def, "Brooklyn"
Invisibl Skratch Piklz, "Don't Mean to Boast (Ol' Skool Scratch)"
Big L, "Devil's Son (Live in Amsterdam)"

my prediction is this thread's gonna suck...oh wait...WorstGameEver

Prediction correct

how come no1 likes dj premier??

and what type of genre would u put him under?

Ryder004

Err, you realize that "Premo" = DJ Premier, right?

except aint nothin but a g thang is a soul sample.Constrobuz

Nevertheless.

Hm. Yeah, true, and OB4CL was supposed to have "N-ggaz" at the end.

I did manage to find this though.

is "still dre" considered g-funk?(i have no idea what g-funk is, i heard about it but never bothered to learn it)Ryder004

Nah, if you hear one G-Funk song you'll never again be able to mistake what the style is. G-Funk is based around old funk samples, particularly ones by the bands Parliament and Funkadelic (both headed by George Clinton), with a very thick, "blunted" sound (no pun intended), with very high-pitched synthesizers and wah-wah guitars. "Nuthin' But a 'G' Thang" is the one everybody knows, and probably the archetypal song when it comes to the G-Funk sound.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=zEMmbtcxbpc

I dunno why the Parental Advisory sticker is centered like that, it would look better in the bottom left corner. Anyway, it's a pretty interesting cover. Reminds me of this one scene from a favorite movie of mine, The Conformist.