What makes That Was Then, This Is Now by Andy Timmons notable?

That Was Then, This Is Now helped to reaffirm Tha Dogg Pound's relevance in a rapidly evolving rap scene, landing on the Billboard charts and receiving praise for its production quality. The album's themes of resilience and social commentary resonated with fans and critics alike, reigniting interest in West Coast hip-hop during a time when it faced challenges from emerging Southern and East Coast styles. Released in 2001, this album marked a return for Tha Dogg Pound after a significant hiatus following their acclaimed debut. At this point in their career, they were navigating the changing landscape of West Coast hip-hop while maintaining their signature style, which was heavily influenced by G-funk and gangsta rap.

Who is That Was Then, This Is Now for?

That Was Then, This Is Now works well if you're into playful grooves for social gatherings, quick bursts of vibrant energy and sharp commentary with rhythmic flow.

How many songs are on That Was Then, This Is Now?

That Was Then, This Is Now has 19 tracks, running approximately 75 minutes.

That Was Then, This Is Now

Andy Timmons · 2001

75 min · 19 tracks · instrumental rock

A vibrant blend of funk-laden grooves and sharp lyricism, capturing the essence of early 2000s hip-hop culture.

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No'Mo Police Brutality — This track tackles themes of systemic injustice, using powerful imagery that speaks to societal issues still relevant today. Its bold commentary stands out amid lighter tracks, highlighting the duo's commitment to addressing real-world problems.
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Get Paid — With an infectious beat and clever wordplay, this track captures the hustle mentality prevalent in hip-hop culture. It showcases the duo's ability to blend catchy hooks with sharp lyrics, making it a standout anthem for aspiration.
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Attitude Problem — This track exemplifies the brash confidence and charisma of Tha Dogg Pound, featuring playful yet hard-hitting verses. Its energetic vibe encapsulates the spirit of early 2000s hip-hop while showcasing their lyrical prowess.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

playful grooves for social gatherings
quick bursts of vibrant energy
sharp commentary with rhythmic flow
easy listening for casual drives
celebratory vibes throughout the album

Maybe skip if you

seeking deep introspective themes
prefer slower, more contemplative sounds

Where this album fits

Career context: Released in 2001, this album marked a return for Tha Dogg Pound after a significant hiatus following their acclaimed debut. At this point in their career, they were navigating the changing landscape of West Coast hip-hop while maintaining their signature style, which was heavily influenced by G-funk and gangsta rap.
Stylistic neighbors: Joe Satriani· Steve Vai· Paul Gilbert

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 That Was Then This Now 3:00
2 Attitude Problem 4:09
3 Deepeegee 4:00
4 Rollin' n a Drop Top 3:46
5 Get Paid 3:37
6 Get It Get It 4:21
7 How Low 3:30
8 Insanity 4:08
9 Money Fold'n 4:45
10 No'Mo Police Brutality 3:08
11 On & On 3:45
12 They Don't Want It 6:15
13 Tha Liquor Store 3:10
14 U Gets Nothin' 4:20
15 Cheat 4:03
16 Westside Rydin' 4:22
17 Y'all Know What I'm Doin' 3:50
18 Get My Drink on & My Smoke On 4:17
19 How tha West Was Won 3:12

What to play next

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