Foesum - "My Hood" (Lost Track)

Foesum was a group out of Long Beach who was closely associated with Snoop Dogg, the Dogg Pound, and especially Warren G. The group originally consisted of T-Dubb, MNMsta, Dj Glaze, Tender D (Waniac), Mello D (Trip Locc), Travvy Trav, and Domino. Early in the group's career, Domino left, resulting in the diss track towards him entitled "Let'Em Understand Perfection" with Snoop Dogg. Later Travvy Trav died and Tender D (Waniac) and Mellow D (Trip Locc) left the group to become the duo known as the Twinz on Warren G's G-Funk Records. This left the group to be MNMsta, T-Dubb, and Dj Glaze after 1994. This particular track is one of many songs that was originally going to be on the group's first album in 1993 (which they worked on from 1990-1993). It was never released. It was recorded on Big Wes's Lock Down Records in assocation with Solar Records. Their original tracks recorded for the album were recorded on low quality analog cassettes so therefore there are no high quality versions in existance. The group was also acciated with Eazy E and Ruthless Records and was neutral on the whole Death Row vs Ruthless beings they had ties on both sides. Many of Foesum's first songs were inspirations for later Death Row remakes by Snoop, Warren G, and the Dogg Pound. It's a shame their album was never released and it's a shame these songs aren't in good quality because much of it is classic material. Waniac and Dj Glaze are especially compelling throughout the album. A condition that would ware out later in their careers. This track was recorded in 1993.

Track Listing:
1. "Intro"
2. "Ridin' High"
3. "My Hood"
4. "Insert"
5. "Lock Down"
6. "7 Days A Week"
7. "Ain't No Fun" feat. Frost
8. "Knick Knack Patty Wack"
9. "Ain't No Love For The KKK"
10. "Chrome To The Dome"
11. "You Better Think" feat. G'Fellas & A.L.T.
12. "Point Of No Return"
13. "Trigger Finger" feat. G'Fellas & A.L.T.
14. "Much Love"
15. "Outro"

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Foesum
• Twinz
• Dj
• Glaze
• T-Dubb
• MNMsta
• Waniac
• Trip
• Locc
• Snoop
• Dogg
• Long
• Beach
• LBC
• Westcoast
• G-Funk
• old
• school
• hip
• hop
• rap

[AnnonymousOne]

Fuckin' killer baseline.

[804186443]

who produced this track?

[AnnonymousOne]

DJ Glaze.

[gymin123]

sum more pics 2 watch would've been good

[AnnonymousOne]

Check my other videos. They are usually packed with pics. But there simply isn't very many pics of the Twins or Foesum.

[villiemack]

dope track 5/5

[KINGOFLOUISVILLE10]

this song wants me to do the c walk

[Dee9158]

Dennis Johnson from Oakland up in the BAY produced this track and MUCH LOVE and RIDING HIGH and LOCKEDDOWN and others. How do I know? Because he's my cuz he made those tracks before he produced TIMES 3 and DINA D on SOLAR records in his bedroom. BIG WES AND DEN got into it and parted ways . Then later on they were cool again but by that time the group went to another record company. My cuz is a real producer, plays it all gtr, bass and keys and sings. He say's he still got much love for FOESUM

[Partyphotographer]

so illllllll

[BucketfulOfFruit]

great tune

[DaManzMoney]

@afcweswarrior Trip Locc and Wayniac are called Tha Twinz now

[ThuggLocc]

@Yavuza23 it's actually from rising to the top by keni burke

[OldSchoolKid1994]

@AnnonymousOne Yo AnnonymousOne, When I'm done wit this track, I want you to be the first to here it, Tell me what you think of it. The Era of my rhymes and the beat is like 91' homie.

[0921ta]

格好いい。　このグループの曲を聴いてると日本のエンターテメントは

間違いなく遅れているなって思う　残念ながら

[KevinPaul444]

IN THE NEXT TWO YEARS THEY WOULD DRASTICALLY CHANGE THERE PRODUCTION TO STATE OF THE ART G FUNK THAT WILL ALWAYS STAY FRESH FOREVER.

[Dayzee805]

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