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- The Wash
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Movie Soundtracks
Released 2001

On the Blvd.
04:21
7,606 plays

Get Fucked Up With Me
04:35
4,467 plays

Str8 West Coast
02:54
3,706 plays

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- 1
- On the Blvd.
- 04:21
- 7,606 plays

- 2
- Truth Hurts
- 04:50
- 2,548 plays

- 3
- Blow My Buzz
- 05:08
- 10,266 plays

- 4
- Bring 2
- 04:20
- 2,849 plays

- 5
- Bad Intentions
- 03:02
- 31,794 plays

- 6
- Get Fucked Up With Me
- 04:35
- 4,467 plays

- 7
- My High
- 03:35
- 2,489 plays

- 8
- Holla
- 04:02
- 3,372 plays

- 9
- Bubba Talk
- 03:48
- 2,135 plays

- 10
- Good Lovin'
- 03:39
- 2,209 plays

- 11
- Riding High
- 04:15
- 2,462 plays

- 12
- Gotta Get Dis Money
- 04:51
- 1,900 plays

- 14
- Everytime
- 04:05
- 3,369 plays

- 15
- Str8 West Coast
- 02:54
- 3,706 plays

- 17
- The Wash
- 03:20
- 16,734 plays

album review

More than just another rap soundtrack, The Wash actually functions more as a Dr. Dre album. The West Coast don not only executive produces the album but also produces a few tracks and even raps on three. And the tracks that don't feature him no doubt reflect his influence -- most of the producers here clearly studied at the Dr. Dre school of beatmaking. It's perhaps not a surprise, then, that The Wash sounds an awful lot like Chronic 2001. Dre and Snoop Dogg anchor the album and perform on the album's best songs, including the title track, which consciously references "Nuthin' but a 'G' Thang" with not only its lyrics, but also its beats. Furthermore, like Chronic 2001, The Wash features a large cast of performers, most from the West Coast and several relatively unknown, big-name exceptions being D12, Bilal, Xzibit, Busta Rhymes, and Bubba Sparxxx. Of the unknowns, two singers/rappers in particular get the spotlight: Shaunta and Knoc-Turn'al, both signed to Dre's Aftermath label and both making their debuts here. The soundtrack's highlight comes on "Bad Intentions," one of Dre's most club-oriented songs ever. Overall, The Wash could use a few more standout moments. The D12 and Bubba Sparxxx songs are impressive but unfortunately out of place on such a West Coast-centric album. More than anything, though, it's worth giving this album a listen even if only to hear Dre's changing sound -- his trademark production sound is all over this soundtrack. ~ Jason Birchmeier, All Music Guide

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  - - By MistaKane40
    - 11/26/2008 15:52:17
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