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Summary: Death Row: Uncut REVIEW
Review: "Death Row: Uncut" had the potentiol to be an amazing collection of classic videos, never-before-seen interviews, and live concert footage. While it does have all of these things, it also spends an annoying and pointless amount of time trying to drag all of its former artsits' names through the mud. Following four unnamed men in a car as they comment on a number of videos, "Uncut" takes what could have been an amazing concept and more or less urinates all over it. Our four narrators comment on every Dre video by informing us that addition to the fact that "Suge made that nigga" that he is in fact, a homsexual. If that isn't enough, they actually hire transvestite actors for a sketch in which they pretend to be Dre's lovers and pull out a certificate stating that the Doctor has been diagnosed with HIV. One of them even goes as far to say that late rapper, Eazy-E "probably got AIDS from him [Dre]". Pretty tasteless. The group also has some less than flattering things to say about Snoop Dogg, DJ Quik, and Nate Dogg to name a few. They also give detailed directions to the homes of Dre, Snoop, and Jimmy Iovine. The footage of Tupac Shakur is probably worth the price of admission on its own. You get a lot of his best videos plus some great concert footage and some behind-the-scenes stuff of him on the set of two videos, "Made Niggaz" and "Toss It Up". Another important thing to mention is that despite its title, all of the videos are not shown in their full time frame. Some of them, like Tha Dogg Pound's "New York, New York", are cut short less than a minute into them and a few of the videos advertised on the package aren't even in it. If only they had taken less time trying to bring down the careers of people who helped make their label what it is today, they might have room to show the full videos. All in all, this should be a worthwhile purchase for any past or present Death Row fan though all of the time dedicated to showing their bitter side is unneccesarry.
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Summary: Listen up!
Review: +I recommend this DVD only to those who are true GANGSTA rap fans.
For all you pop hip-hop nelly fans, this ain't for you!
This DVD features the early days of mainly Tupac, NWA members and Snoop.
It also features Kurupt, KC&JoJo, DJ Quick, Natedogg and others!
This is must have for any rap DVD collection.If you are one of those fans i mentioned in my intro+.....
Buy Deathrow Uncut!
Peace P.S.I also recomend Welcome to Deathrow!
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Summary: Pretty good release while Suge was away...
Review: Actually, this was and wasn't everything that I wanted it to be. One thing that I didn't like is how they diss on Dre and Snoop alot through the entire DVD, and even go talk to a real male prostitute saying that he did a "job" for Dre back in the day. Other than that I liked it, one of the main reasons I bought it though was for the scenes with Tupac. That's some of waht I liked the most, the best scene, in my opinion is when they're at the filming of "Toss It Up" on the coast of L.A. and Pac is just sittin there laughin and jokin around with Suge, K-Ci & JoJo. That brought back some good memories... Also, this DVD has some 'LoadTV' options if you put it in your comp, so that was a plus, and it features more than 30 Death Row videos, all with great setup's too, I still don't think the "main characters" were needed. But they did good, all in all, you should get this if you want to remember the day. ~Anthony8646@yahoo.com
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Summary: Death Row Uncut is wicked cool!
Review: Although I dont much about anything I would recommend this video to anyone.Its the wicked fresh bomb!Dont sleep on this playaz!
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Summary: Death Row Uncut
Review: Death Row Uncut takes a look at the history of Death Row Records, which featured artists such as Dr. Dre, Snoop Doggy Dogg, Tha Dogg Pound (Daz & Kurupt), 2Pac, Lady of Rage, Nate Dogg, OFTB, The Outlawz, Danny Boy, and the list goes on. This DVD features artist videos including some unreleased versions, live performances, and behind the scenes footage from the artists' days on the Row. Definitely worth checking out if you like any of the Death Row artists particularly 2Pac and Tha Dogg Pound.
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Summary: Death Row Uncut
Review: Death Row Uncut takes a look at the history of Death Row Records, which featured artists such as Dr. Dre, Snoop Doggy Dogg, Tha Dogg Pound (Daz & Kurupt), 2Pac, Lady of Rage, Nate Dogg, OFTB, The Outlawz, Danny Boy, and the list goes on. This DVD features artist videos including some unreleased versions, live performances, and behind the scenes footage from the artists' days on the Row. Definitely worth checking out if you like any of the Death Row artists particularly 2Pac and Tha Dogg Pound.
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Summary: uncond. love
Review: Dis click was da bomb i recommend it for everyone 2 see, it shows tupac in da most madest wayz. dats all 4 now. peace.
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Summary: This DVD is possibly the worst one i've watched
Review: Do not waste your money on this, it is false advertising and poorly produced. Read the rest of the reviews for an idea.
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Summary: WASTE OF MONEY
Review: Dont get me wrong i am a huge deathrow fan, i have alot the deathrow cd's serveral dvds about deathrow and about tupac and anumber of books, out of all the deathrow products i have seen this is by far the worst, steer clear of it unless you really dont care about you money
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Summary: Young Death Row is Back
Review: Dope video! really get's u back to the Death Row era that so many of us have been waiting for. This video gives u the chance to see nearly every Death Row Video ever made.....However I was put of by the fact that nearly every video was cut short, That's why The Video only gets 4 stars out of 5..... It's still an awesome buy and I'd recommend it to any one who like TRUE WESTCOAST rap at its best
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