Various - Murder Dog Magazine Presents Sac Kingz (Compact Disc)

1	Sac A Indo	City Of Kings	04:16
2	Marcel	Hustlaz	03:28
3	Ballin’ A$$ Dame	Sicc-N-High	03:31
4	Paul Masson	Slow Down	03:40
5	Young Jayda, K-Geeta, Bam, Melle Mel	Murderdogs	05:35
6	G.P.	Where You From	05:00
7	Robert Jr.	Can’t Have Shit	03:25
8	Rup Dog, J.D.K.	Sacramento Kingz	03:43
9	Marvaless	Street Life	03:47
10	Devious	We Puts It Down	03:59
11	C-Bo, Budwiza	4 Blocc Niggaz	04:09
12	T-Nutty, C-Lim	Word On The Street	03:42
13	Homicide	Haterz Like You	04:44
14	Luni Coleone	Cop From ‘Em	05:23
15	Skee 64	Ain’t No Stoppin’ Us	03:59
16	The Brigade	Sacramento	03:58

Disc 2

	1	King Philly	Show Em How We Party	03:37
	2	Chuck Beez	Woofen The Game	04:00
	3	Greedy	Remember	03:48
	4	Young Droop	Had 2 Gat Ya 2K1	02:51
	5	Sac A Indo	Relentless	04:04
	6	Bad Mouth C	For The Bloods That Love Me	05:05
	7	Gangsta Dre	Be Careful What You Ask For	03:58
	8	Say-So, 8-Ball	Cuz, Sweat & Tears	04:04
	9	AK	I’m A Boss	04:07
	10	H.N.I.C.	The Way Up	03:55
	11	FPS Finest	We Don’t Give A Fuck	04:11
	12	Kapital Boyz	Dead Wood	03:12
	13	Ballin’ A$$ Dame	Ghetto Vietnam	04:13
	14	D-Mack	All On A Hoe	03:47
An HTTP error occurred during file retrieval. Error Code: 403	15	Hollow Tip, J-Mack	G.F.	03:57
	16	Skee 64, Kreep	Hand Cuff Ya Hoez	04:34
	17	Prime Minister	Power, Paper & Politics	04:32

Album info

Released in 2001 by Out Of Bounds and presented by Murder Dog Magazine, the two-disc compilation album “Sac Kingz” offers a comprehensive look at the Gangsta and G-Funk movements as they manifested in Sacramento, California. A city often overshadowed by the Los Angeles and Bay Area rap scenes, Sacramento boasts a wealth of talent, and this compilation illuminates that point in bold relief. Executive produced by Big Hollis and Pudgie, with co-executive production by B-12 and Murder Dog, the album captures the raw energy and versatility of the Sac-town hip-hop community.

Disc 1 kicks off with the anthemic “City Of Kingz,” setting a tone of local pride that runs throughout the album. Tracks like “Hustlaz” and “Sicc N High” explore the gritty details of street life, while “Slow Down” and “Where You From?” offer more reflective moments, pondering the cost of life in the fast lane. “Sacramento Kingz,” serves as the centerpiece, a homage to the city and its unique culture. Songs like “Street Life” and “We Puts It Down” show off the hard-hitting nature of Sacramento’s hip-hop scene, embracing both the city’s struggles and triumphs.

The second disc amps up the energy further. “Show Em How We Party” serves as an irresistible invitation to the city’s vibrant nightlife, while tracks like “Woofen The Game” and “Had 2 Gat Ya 2001” delve into the more confrontational aspects of life on the streets. Tracks like “For The Bloods,” “Cuz Sweat & Tears,” and “Be Careful What You Wish For” offer cautionary tales and messages that feel as timeless as they are relevant. “Ghetto Vietnam” and “Power Paper & Politics” explore the socio-political dimensions of Sacramento life, giving voice to complex issues often ignored in mainstream narratives.

The compilation boasts a diverse array of beats, flows, and lyrical themes, with a level of cohesion that makes it greater than the sum of its parts. Whether you’re new to the Sac-town scene or a seasoned veteran, “Sac Kingz” offers an authentic, compelling snapshot of a community in the throes of both struggle and celebration, living life with a beat that you can’t help but move to.