On this episode we’re discussing someone who is probably one of the most important people in hip hop history, Warren G. Without this man, a lot of important moments in hip hop probably don’t happen. So, we’re gonna take a look at his debut album, Regulate...G Funk Era, that moved him from the background at Death Row and into the spotlight at Def Jam. We'll also be getting into some of our favorite Warren G tracks from his other albums as well.

Intro 0:38

First impressions after hearing "Indo Smoke" and "Ain't No Fun." 3:20

When you heard Regulate... G Funk Era for the fist time. 4:42

What is it about Warren G's style that separates him from other west coast artists? 9:28

Describe the first spin of this album to someone who wasn't there. 11:44

Is this a no-skip album? 12:58

Pick 3, 4 of your favorite albums cuts. 20:12

Put together a 5 song deep cut playlist from his discography. 21:00

Album cuts that capture the G-Funk vibe more than the singles. 22:26

Do you this of Warren G as a rapper or producer first? 23:25

Compare your first listen of Regulate... G-Funk Era to now. 27:20

Where does Regulate... G-Funk Era rank on your all-time list? 29:53

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The 90s were a golden era for female rap, and on this episode we're celebrating the women who made it unforgettable. We’re talking Latifah, Lyte, Yo-Yo, Kim, Foxy…and on and on and on. The game changers who proved that women could run hip hop on their own terms.

Transition from the late 80s to the early 90s 0:53

Favorite songs from 1990-93 6:33

The mid 90s 9:22

Foxy Brown meets JFK Jr. 10:21

Favorite songs from 1994-96 18:29

The late 90s 23:52

Favorite songs from 1997-99 30:23

Favorite collabs from 1990-99 35:30

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In this episode of They Reminisce Over You, we're having a conversation about Love Jones, Theodore Witcher's iconic 1997 Black rom-com that became a cultural classic. We'll be diving into the film's most memorable moments, standout supporting characters and dig into whether Nina and Darius were ever really Mr./Mrs. Right or Mr./Mrs. Right Now.

We also get into our favorite scenes, our favorite songs from the soundtrack, discuss how our feelings on the movie have/haven't changed over the years, and answer the biggest question that we had: would Nina and Darius still be together today?

Intro 0:00

Plot Summary 0:50

First Watch 3:08

How would you describe Nina? 8:00

How would you describe Darius? 11:08

Are they Mr./Mrs Right or Mr./Mrs. Right Now? 13:39

What was the biggest obstacle between Nina and Darius? 15:18

Why everything was really Josie's fault 16:11

Who had the harder time being vulnerable, Nina or Darius? 19:22

Favorite scenes 21:34

Supporting characters 32:54

Who gives the best/worst advice? 34:44

Soundtrack 40:12

Then & Now 43:23

Are Nina and Darius still together? 46:29

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In this episode, we’re getting into Maxwell’s full discography, spotlighting Maxwell’s Urban Hang Suite on it’s 30th anniversary (April 2, 1996,) while also discussing his MTV Unplugged, Embrya, Now, BLACKsummers’night & blackSUMMERS’night albums.

We walk through his full run, from hits like “Sumthin’ Sumthin’,” “Ascension (Don’t Ever Wonder),” “Matrimony: Maybe You,” and “Pretty Wings” to deeper album cuts, sharing our favorites along the way.

Miguel also finds a way to link Embrya and OutKast’s ATLiens.

Plus, we’re dropping TWO playlists (one curated by Christina and the other curated by Miguel) for this episode. Even though there is some overlap, his discography spans so many styles that we love different sides of his catalog.

The First Spin - Maxwell's Urban Hang Suite 0:37

Break - 15:10

MTV Unplugged 15:30

Embrya 20:23

Now 23:43

BLACKsummers'night & blackSUMMERS'night 25:22

Break 28:51

Head vs. Heart - Maxwell's Urban Hang Suite 29:41

Break 41:31

Then and Now - Maxwell's Urban Hang Suite 42:08

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In this episode, we’re getting into someone whose career spans across hip-hop, R&B and pop music. He helped to bring Atlanta and southern culture to the forefront at a time when people weren’t really checking for it. *Jermaine voice* “Y’all know what this is!”

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This week we're talking about some of our favorite movie soundtracks. The ones we liked, the ones we loved and the ones that were better than the movies that they were made for. 

Soundtracks used to be a real companion piece to new movie releases. New artists were launched, established artists dropped some of their best songs, and big name producers gave us their best work, not just a bunch of leftover tracks. 

The best soundtracks could stand on their own, they lived on much longer than the movie that it was attached to did. Especially if it was BETTER than the movie.

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This week we are discussing the dirty macks of R&B and Hip Hop. We get into the songs that we all know and love, "All The Things Your Man Won't Do" by Joe, "Hey Lover" by LL Cool J, "I Can You Love You" by Mary J. Blige, “You’re The One” by SWV and there were some shocking ones that made the cut as well, we see you, Gladys Knight. 

We also debate who the second best worst dirty mack of all time is, LL Cool J or Joe. 

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Lucy Pearl came in fast and hot like a comet, and kinda burned out like one too. But in that brief moment in time, Raphael Saadiq from Tony, Toni, Toné, Dawn Robinson from En Vogue and Ali Shaheed Muhammad from A Tribe Called Quest came together to give us one of the greatest R&B albums ever, and that’s what we’re digging into in this episode. 

Quick note: This episode was recorded prior to the passing of D’Angelo, so you’ll hear us mention him in the present tense a few times. RIP to one of the greatest to ever do it.

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35 years ago, on October 7, 1990, LL Cool J took to the streets of New York to find his “Around The Way Girl.” On this episode, we’re having a quick conversation about the video, and discuss who our favorite “Around The Way Girl” is, past and present.

We’re also dropping a new shirt to go along with this episode. You can get it and more at our shop, Nuthin’ But A Tee Thang, at teethang.com.

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Originally released in December 2021, here’s another episode that we think hasn't gotten enough attention. It's another one of our "One Hit Wonder?" episodes, and this time we're digging into the career of Montell Jordan. A lot of people have written him off as a one hit wonder because of "This Is How We Do It," but around these parts, we know better. Join us as we get into some of our favorite Montell jams and discuss the insanity of the "Get It On Tonite" video.

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