Throwback Thursday: "Tru Master" — Pete Rock ft. Inspectah Deck & Kurupt

For this '98 track off Soul Survivor, his first solo studio album, Pete Rock teamed up with two of the most brilliant—but least heralded—emcees in the game. Deck's star often got outshined by his Wu brethren, and Kurupt was perpetually deep in Snoop and Dre's shadows. But each of these two men were well equipped to spit straight fire, and took full advantage of the opportunity that Pete Rock handed to them.

Throwback Thursday: "Let's Play House" — Tha Dogg Pound ft. Nate Dogg & Michel'le

Romance, West Coast G style. Give me a pool and a drink and some honeys...

Throwback Thursday: "The Next Episode" — Dr. Dre, ft. Snoop Dogg, Kurupt, & Nate Dogg

Is it the weekend yet? Then again, why wait for the weekend, right Nate?

Throwback Thursday Bonus: Death Row Records Freestyle

They say all you need is one mic. But you really don't even need that, so long as you have The D-O-double-G, Kurupt, and Daz rhyming while Dr. Dre holds it down on the soundboard piano.

Throwback Thursday: "Who Am I? (What's My Name?)" -- Snoop Dogg

Witness the moment a hip-hop up-and-comer ascended to the throne. This release was the moment "that dude who runs with Dre" became "that dude."

Throwback Thursday: "Doggy Dogg World" -- Snoop Dogg ft. The Dogg Pound & The Dramatics

"We got some beautiful people in the house tonight...And we got some ugly ones." We're going back to '93 for this one. Vintage Snoop right here.

The Hundreds Kurupt T-shirt

The Hundreds decided to pay tribute to Kurupt (and rightfully so) and re-created his "The Streetz Iz A Mutha" album cover (front and back) in a new t-shirt.