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List Price: $17.98 | | Label: Death Row Records
Salesrank: 18407
Released: May 22, 2001 |
| Our Price: $10.97 |
| Used Price: $6.87 |
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| Media: Audio CD |
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Murder Was the Case: The Soundtrack Track Listing:
1. Murder Was the Case [Remix] - Snoop Dogg
2. Natural Born Killaz - Dr. Dre, , Ice Cube
3. What Would U Do? - Tha Dogg Pound
4. 21 Jumpstreet - Big Tray Deee, Snoop Dogg, Snoop Dogg, Tray Deee
5. One More Day - Nate Dogg
6. Harvest for the World - Jewell, Jewell
7. Who Got Some Gangsta Shit? - Tha Dogg Pound, Lil C Style, Snoop Dogg & the Dogg Pound, , Tha Dogg Pound, Young Swoop G
8. Come When I Call - Danny Boy, Danny Ray
9. U Better Recognize - Dr. Dre, Sam Sneed
10. Come Up to My Room - Jodeci, Tha Dogg Pound
11. Woman to Woman - Jewell, Jewell
12. Dollars and Sense - DJ Quick, DJ Quik
13. Eulogy - CPO, Slip Capone,
14. Horny - B-Rezell
15. East Side, West Side - Young Soldierz
Murder Was the Case: The Soundtrack Reviews:
One of the best soundtracks 
2008-03-21 - This is one of the best soundtracks I have ever heard (next to Love Jones, Waiting to Exhale, Above the Rim). I love, love, love this CD.
One Of The Best Soundtracks You'll Ever Hear (Rating: 9 out of 10- -4.5 stars) 
2007-02-23 - This is one of the best soundtracks that I've heard in a minute. Death Row Records hit their peak with this album back in '94, especially when the west coast was starting to blow up. Most of these artists on here bring their A game while making this album. Snoop Dogg's "Murder Was The Case (Remix)" is dope and is better than the origonal. Another classic track is the Dr. Dre and Ice Cube colab "Natural Born Killaz". That had to be an exclusive track because of the fact that they did a song together at that time. A lot of the production is upbeat as well. There are some of the production that will make you nod your head. Tha Dogg Pound's "What Would You Do" is a bumpin song with nice production. "You Better Recognize" with Sam Sneed and Dr. Dre also has a nice beat as well. The production on this album is excellent and will not dissapoint.
Some of the people who aren't on Death Row shines a well. The best song on this album comes from a member who isn't even on that record label, D.J. Quik, with "Dollars & Sense".Even the production on that song bangs, as Quick lyrically slaughters MC Eiht on that track. A couple of young cats named Young Soldiers come on for the party track "Eastside Westside", which is also excellent,
There are some R&B songs as well. "Horny" by B-Rezell, and "Come Up To My Room" by Jodeci and fearures Daz and Kurupt. Nate Dogg lays it down on "One More Day". Jewell's "Harvest For The World" is almost forgettable in my opinion.
Then the version I have comes with a DVD and features music videos for "Natural Born Killaz", "What Would You Do?", and "Murder Was The Case".
This here is one of the best comming from Death Row Records. The All Music Guide says that this ranks along side with The Chronic and Doggystyle, and I believe that is a true statement. Suge Knight did the smart thing by reissuing this album (still waiting for that Dogg Food LP buddy), because this mostly represents what Death Row is all about. This is one album that would be a perfect addition to your collection. Word up.
Lyrics: A
Production: A+
Guest Appearances: A-
Musical Vibes: A-
Overall: A
My Favorite Tracks: Murder Was The Case (Remix), Natural Born Killaz, What Would You Do?, One More Day, U Better Recognize, Come Up To My Room, Dollars & Sense, Horny, Eastside Westside
One Of The Best Soundtracks You'll Ever Hear (Rating: 9 out of 10- -4.5 stars)
2007-02-23 - This is one of the best soundtracks that I've heard in a minute. Death Row Records hit their peak with this album back in '94, especially when the west coast was starting to blow up. Most of these artists on here bring their A game while making this album. Snoop Dogg's "Murder Was The Case (Remix)" is dope and is better than the origonal. Another classic track is the Dr. Dre and Ice Cube colab "Natural Born Killaz". That had to be an exclusive track because of the fact that they did a song together at that time. A lot of the production is upbeat as well. There are some of the production that will make you nod your head. Tha Dogg Pound's "What Would You Do" is a bumpin song with nice production. "You Better Recognize" with Sam Sneed and Dr. Dre also has a nice beat as well. The production on this album is excellent and will not dissapoint.
Some of the people who aren't on Death Row shines a well. The best song on this album comes from a member who isn't even on that record label, D.J. Quik, with "Dollars & Sense".Even the production on that song bangs, as Quick lyrically slaughters MC Eiht on that track. A couple of young cats named Young Soldiers come on for the party track "Eastside Westside", which is also excellent,
There are some R&B songs as well. "Horny" by B-Rezell, and "Come Up To My Room" by Jodeci and fearures Daz and Kurupt. Nate Dogg lays it down on "One More Day". Jewell's "Harvest For The World" is almost forgettable in my opinion.
Then the version I have comes with a DVD and features music videos for "Natural Born Killaz", "What Would You Do?", and "Murder Was The Case".
This here is one of the best comming from Death Row Records. The All Music Guide says that this ranks along side with The Chronic and Doggystyle, and I believe that is a true statement. Suge Knight did the smart thing by reissuing this album (still waiting for that Dogg Food LP buddy), because this mostly represents what Death Row is all about. This is one album that would be a perfect addition to your collection. Word up.
Lyrics: A
Production: A+
Guest Appearances: A-
Musical Vibes: A-
Overall: A
My Favorite Tracks: Murder Was The Case (Remix), Natural Born Killaz, What Would You Do?, One More Day, U Better Recognize, Come Up To My Room, Dollars & Sense, Horny, Eastside Westside
Classic Death Rizzzow!
2006-09-21 - Bangin Soundtrack!
Top Joints:
What Would You Do
21 Jumpstreet
One More Day (Classic Nate)
Who Got Some Gangsta! (Classic DPGC)
U Better Recognize
Come Up To My Room
Dollars & Sense
Natural Born Killaz
Awesome Hip Hop Tunes from 1994
2006-07-17 - 1994 was a high point in rap music, and this soundtrack proves it. The West Coast was at its high back then. This record features some of the dopest G-Funk selections. Snoop, Tray Dee kill it on "21 Jumpstreet" takin it back to growin up on 2-1. The beat itself is classic, laidback with a relaxing keyboard riff throughout the song. Tha Dogg Pound brings heat on "What Would You Do" with a bouncy, yet hard-core beat, perfect to lowride to. "Who Got Some Gangsta S---" is another banger, with Snoop, DPG, Swoop G and Lil C Style, with a smokin beat and killa rhymes. Quik's "Dollaz and Sense" also on his Safe + Sound LP, also bangs; I am also a fan of MC Eiht, but you got to admit, Quik's diss is hella hard, and the beat is hot. The R&B tracks range from o.k. to dope, like the neat DPG and Jodeci collabo, "Come Up To My Room," but I mostly bought this album for the G-Funk. "The Eulogy" with Slip Capone and CPO is menacing. The rap tracks bring the same magic as The Chronic and Doggystyle did in the last 2 years before this soundtrack.
