The Way I Am (Vinyl 2xLP) Jazz

The Way I Am (Vinyl 2xLP) JazzDuring the early 2000s, the West Coast rap scene had long fallen off, relative to its mid '90s golden age at least. There was occasional hope for renewed brighter days, though. One of the West Coast's brightest hopes was Knoc Turn'al, an inimitable Los Angeles rapper with strong ties to Cali elite such as Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre, the latter of whom Knoc had songwritten for, most notably the summer 2001 anthem "Bad Intentions." Beyond doubt Knoc is a

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