Z-man, Dope or Dog Food - 1h 10m 37s

Tracks & Durations

1. Dog food intro	2:56
2. Gurp with me	3:42
3. Free Spirited	3:38
4. Lightning inna bottle	5:37
5. Buckle up	3:59
6. Party on	4:32
7. Domain	3:02
8. Spit	4:50
9. White girls wit ass	4:16
10. Two bad ants	4:45
11. Knock on wood	2:50
12. No cure for sugar	3:13
13. Glued	4:26
14. God was watchin	2:53
15. Z-mutiny	4:18
16. UFO	3:57
17. Bigots and bitches	4:09
18. Sleepin pills	3:23

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Review

In most other cities, Z-Man would be an anomaly of the most bugged proportions, but soon you realize that he's just a product of his Bay Area environment. E-40, Digital Underground, Illa-dapted, Del--they're all part of Z-Man's eclectic lineage. As he says on "Free Spirited," he's "fresh out the ghetto/I'm a living cartoon," and indeed, Z-Man bounces crazy, comedic lines off the wall like a Looney Tune. Armed with Moss's quirky funk-filled tracks, Z invents a lot of new slanguage and pops off with his alter ego Gingerbread Man. "White Girls Wit Ass" speaks for itself. His rhymes lurch and jump with a drunken rhythm, but his stinging punch lines let you know he's always in control. Z-Man's own Hieroglyphics family have long been the masters of unpredictable creativity in the hip-hop kingdom, and Z's setting out to be the new crown/clown prince. --Oliver Wang

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