On Their debut Things in tha Hood, DFC pours on the usual gangsta rap clichés, and the L.A. group doesn't have anything new or different to say when it comes to gang violence, drugs, or sex. But while DFC's lyrics are hardly innovative or groundbreaking by 1994 standards, the beats ultimately prove to be the saving grace of this enjoyable, if derivative, CD. DFC wins no awards for originality, but when you're grooving to G-funk jams like "You Can Get The Dick" and "2-2 The Chest," you have to acknowledge that the L.A. residents do have a way with a hook.
Released March 22, 1994 on Big Beat Records, the album peaked at #71 on the Billboard 200 chart and #7 on the Top R&B/Hip Hop Albums.
''A Piece Of Mind (Intro)'' (feat. Bushwick Bill) (Produced By. DJ Slip) 2:07
''Put Your Loc's On'' (feat. MC Breed) (Produced By. MC Breed) 3:43
''Caps Get Peeled'' (feat. MC Eiht) (Produced By. DJ Slip & MC Eiht) 4:06
''Mo' Love'' (feat. MC Eiht) (Produced By. Sedric Barnett) 3:43
''Things In Tha Hood'' (feat. MC Breed & Nate Dogg) (Produced By. Warren G) 3:49
''Pass The Hooter'' (feat. Warren G) (Produced By. Warren G) 3:37
''2-2 The Chest'' (feat. MC Breed) (Produced By. Sedric Barnett) 4:38
''Death B4 Dishonesty'' (feat. Sedric Barnett) 4:08
''Hand's On My Nine'' (feat. Boo Boo Breed) (Produced By. Warren G) 4:11
''Roll With The Clan'' (Produced By. Sedric Barnett) 4:18
''Digga Bigga Ditch'' (Produced By. DJ Slip & The D.O.C.) 4:32
''You Can Get The Dick'' (feat. MC Breed) (Produced By. Sedric Barnett) 3:58
''Da Bomb'' (Produced By. MC Breed) 4:03
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(if you like what you hear GO OUT AND PURCHASE the album cuz if its good music its worth it)
these cats werent from l.a. they were from flint, michigan. this was a classic g-rap album from the 1990's.
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