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NYGz – Welcome To G-Dom Album Review

Posted on August 28, 2007December 23, 2019 by Robbie Ettelson

In theory, this should be the best shit ever. Panchi and Shabeeno kicking that Bronx hustler shit over Premier tracks, right? That’s what I thought when I got this advance CD in the mail a couple of weeks back. Turns out that this is more of a mixtape/street CD type of complilation (which explains the inclusion of their feature on the final Gangstarr album and that old Ill Kid track) to serve as a prelude to the Pros and Cons LP, with seven Premo cuts. Not a huge problem, but that means that I’d already caught a decent amount of this material on Premier mixtapes and whatnot. Expectations aside, NYG‘z are more than just a bootleg M.O.P, as some might assume, as they deliver solid street-level subject matter over 22 selections. Refreshingly, they point out that they “ain’t no thug, that’s for Pac and the Outlawz” as they unleash superior non-progressive content for the hardcore audience.

Although they don’t quite reach the high-octane levels of emotionally-charged “survival rap” that Bill and Fame produce, nor the slick wordplay of fellow Pelon representatives Boss Money Gangsters, when given a worthy track (such as the previously released “Giantz To This”) the Giantz can show and prove with the best of ’em. Further down the tracklisting, there are some below-par inclusions (such as the dated Ragga-flavor and some weak R&B hooks), but most of these missteps can be blamed on the producers not named DJ Premier. If listened to from start to finish, this CD starts to drag, but if you catch three or four songs at a time it’s all gravy. There are enough good moments to build some hype for the “official” album, but don’t hold your breath (I’m still waiting for that Best That Never Did It album from Poet).

NYG’z @ MySpace

Gangstarr feat. NYG’z and H.Staxx – “Same Team, No Games” video:

20 thoughts on “NYGz – Welcome To G-Dom Album Review”

  1. Don P.M.ES says:
    August 28, 2007 at

    Im sick of the mixtapes, drop the album..now!

  2. sooch says:
    August 28, 2007 at

    Word! This mixtape shit is dragging! Not much of a buzz when you drop old material and throwaway tracks on a bulky mixtape. Bring that official 10 track bundle of Primo burners duns!!

  3. The ILLatino says:
    August 29, 2007 at

    I heard Primo is doing the whole “official” album.

  4. swordfish says:
    August 29, 2007 at

    it’s been a long time coming
    same with big shug. a nice
    album. but a few years earlier
    n it would have been a classic.

  5. AFFECKS says:
    August 29, 2007 at

    Big Shug sucks.

    I do like the NYGZ however.

  6. Finally says:
    August 29, 2007 at

    Hah–I always thought that was Big Shug on the first verse. Guess I was wrong.

  7. richdirection says:
    August 29, 2007 at

    ill..nice touch with AZ’s Mob Style cd.

  8. silent minority says:
    August 30, 2007 at

    Could someone please share the Mob Style lp?

    ps-I don’t usually ask for shit on here.

  9. Haberkuck says:
    September 1, 2007 at

    There are 2 Mobstyle LP’s…I ll share both in Exchange for the Ghetto Pros LP, AZIE s Solo LP, World Renown LP or the Gunrunners EP / Money Boss LP.

  10. BR says:
    September 2, 2007 at

    Does this mean Primo and Guru are cool again?

  11. silent minority says:
    September 2, 2007 at

    I’ve had 1 of those in my download queue for months, I doubt the shit will ever go through, but I know of a couple people who it but they ain’t sharing shit.

  12. silent minority says:
    September 2, 2007 at

    Shit I made a mistake, I misread that, those are some hard to get tracks – did the Money Boss lp ever get leaked?

  13. DredScott says:
    September 3, 2007 at

    the gunrunners ep has never hit the net, as a matter of fact i never even heard of anyone having anything from them outside of a couple 12 inches.

    as for the money boss players album, nobody has that. cop n go is locked up in the vaults forever it seems which is unfortunate.

    i used to have the ghetto pros lp but i lost it in a HD crash.

    and the mobstyle albums are much easier to find than anything haberkuck wants in a trade so look around and you’ll be able to find them eventually.

  14. Robbie says:
    September 3, 2007 at

    “Does this mean Primo and Guru are cool again?”

    Not really. They just threw on a song off “The Ownerz”.

  15. timm see says:
    September 3, 2007 at

    Preem has an affinity for non-rappin-ass-niggas (and I mean that in the nicest possible way). While Livin Proof was a fuckin’ MASTERPIECE NYG’z don’t cut it. They sound wild old and really weak on the mic. Some one get Preemo in the stu with Roc Marcy or Saigon or somethin’. Enough of his freinds tryin to rap.

  16. boogs says:
    September 4, 2007 at

    I got both Money Boss EPs. Is it OK to share links here?

  17. MERCILESZ says:
    September 4, 2007 at

    livin proof is my fav premier album with step in the arena and whatever it was with the setup on it tying at second.

  18. Robbie says:
    September 4, 2007 at

    “Is it OK to share links here?”

    Sure.

  19. silent minority says:
    September 4, 2007 at

    He didn’t want the EPs he was after the lp which hasn’t been leaked.

    Yo how my reply to the symphony thread keeps being deleted?

  20. DredScott says:
    September 5, 2007 at

    “i both both Money Boss Eps.”

    what do you mean both?

    GCD is a given but i hope you’re not talking about the “Cop N Go EP” cause that’s a homemade bootleg that i made myself years ago. it’s not real nor does anyone know if those songs were actually on the Cop N Go LP. i just threw those songs together cause i got them from a tracklisting of MBP shit that my man Super-C hooked me up with through a trade. link it up if you want, just know that’s it’s a fake bootleg.

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