Now at first you prolly thinkin' to yourself how the hell did Chops team up with LA's Daz Dillinger? Well when you're an internationally respected producer it bees like that. . All Night Long serves as the first single from the forthcoming DPG ( Dogg Pound Gangstas) album U Know What I'm Throwin' Up.

Brother Chops sounds right at home amidst all the G-funkin goin' on All Night Long. As the title suggests, this is a party anthem cut from the same DPG formula. Daz does for G-Funk what AC/DC does for rock. Now upon initial inspection of the production on the remix you'd be completely convinced that the track was created on the opposite coast. It seems like every month Chops expands his range a lil' bit more and more. The Mountain Brothers this ain't and that's really a testament to the versatility, creativity and most importantly talent that resides in the inner most regions of the Magnificent Butcher's cranium. Of course I'd be remiss not to mention Daz. It is after all, his cut. Dillinger does his thing as always. The brother isn't an emcee, knows his limitations and utilizes them to be the most successful rapper he can be. He's got the proven track record to show that it works. He's also got people behind him savvy enough to pull in a producer as in demand as Chops to add to the album's potential audience.

No matter what I saw some of y'all are just gonna blow it off as some ole' West Coast G-Funk thang that'll never get any play here and ain't tryin' ta hear it. To y'all I say you obviously underestimate the reach and power that Philly Hip Hop possesses and the respect that the rest of the world has for our thing. This is just another example to vindicate my claims that we are home to the most diverse Hip Hop scene on the planet. Let the magnitude of that sink in for a minute and recognize Chops as a big part of the love.

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Review by Funk Wizard Snow
Editor- PhillyHipHop.com
April, 2003