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The Return of the Regulator
Hip-Hop · 2001 · 17 tracks

The Return of the Regulator

Warren G

November 28, 2001 · Universal Records

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A relaxed and self-assured celebration of West Coast heritage that feels both nostalgic and timeless.

Tracklist · 17 Tracks
01
Intro
3:34
02
Lookin’ at You
4:14
03
Here Comes Another Hit
3:33
04
Somethin’ to Bounce To
3:24
05
This Gangsta Shit Is Too Much
3:45
06
Pump Up (skit)
1:48
07
Young Locs Slow Down
4:22
08
Speed Dreamin’
5:03
09
Yo’ Sassy Ways
3:58
10
Deez Nuts, Part II (skit)
1:00
11
It Ain’t Nothin’ Wrong With You
3:48
12
Ghetto Village
3:54
13
They Lovin’ Me Now
4:08
14
Streets of LBC
4:11
15
G‐Funk Is Here 2 Stay
4:33
16
Keepin’ It Strong
5:07
17
Getaway
4:38
Moments Worth Listening For
The heavy, melodic synth lead on G-Funk Is Here 2 Stay that sounds like a direct transmission from 1994.
The way the soulful vocal hook on Ghetto Village transforms a gritty narrative into something oddly beautiful.
The seamless transition from the deadpan verses into the lush, R&B-inflected chorus of Lookin’ at You.
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