There are 3 versions of this song and they are not hard to find: Deep Cover - Available on the “(Music From The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)” and “Deep Cover [Single]” 187 or One Eight Seven - Available on “The Chronicles: Death Row Classics” , “Dre.Day (and Everybody Is Celebrating) [Vinyl Single], “The Ultimate Death Row Collection” and “Let Me Ride [Single]. Interestingly enough, the version in the vinyl single is the longest at 5min. 187um - Available on “One Million Strong”, "The Death Row Singles Collection" and “Deep Cover (Music From The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)” only on specific reissues. If you listen to all 3 of them you will notice differences in lyrics, drums and background noises.
Im 40 ..ive been in the rap game since 1990...and never herd this...ive got everything in hip hop since 1992..never knew about this...awsome to be hearing new old music...90s the golden era of rap...
This is on the Chronicles:Death Row Classics cd from 2006. There's also yet another remix called 187um on the One Million Strong comp from 1995, and The Death Row Singles Collection from 2006. The original version called Deep Cover is of course on the 1992 soundtrack of the same name, and there's also a radio edit of that song that was used for the music video, it was included on a 1994 reissue of the soundtrack. So that's at least four versions that I'm aware of. Luckily, I was able to track them all down and burn them to a cd.
There are 3 versions of this song and they are not hard to find: Deep Cover - Available on the “(Music From The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)” and “Deep Cover [Single]” 187 or One Eight Seven - Available on “The Chronicles: Death Row Classics” , “Dre.Day (and Everybody Is Celebrating) [Vinyl Single], “The Ultimate Death Row Collection” and “Let Me Ride [Single]. Interestingly enough, the version in the vinyl single is the longest at 5min. 187um - Available on “One Million Strong”, "The Death Row Singles Collection" and “Deep Cover (Music From The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)” only on specific reissues. If you listen to all 3 of them you will notice differences in lyrics, drums and background noises.
@@alanmondragon1857 187um is also on the original version of the Chronic as track 7. Promo copies only. And there's also the clean version that was released on the single and used in the music video.
When I was in middle school, one of boys was a dj, And he made me a mixed rap tape, and this was on it!! I used to rock this everyday..then I moved , and I lost a box of my mixes, and used look all over TH-cam for this..people telling me i making shit up!!!
West Coast got they stuff from East Coast. follow the clues: -You Gotz to Chill (EMPD). the first song 2 use More Bounce. -This song's bassline and drums came from Marley Marl (In Control v.2). -N.W.A. was the West Coast version of Public Enemy. -East Coast started the whole heavy bassline and big drum landscape.
Lol, and? If Hip Hop would have just been an East Coast thing it would have been a passing phase. In the words of KRS1 "The East created it, The west decorated it." Then the south showed y'all how to actually get money from it. Ol' hating ass crab.
@@PD-oy3yi I love the West Coast. i'm only saying where the WC got their influence from. if you think it's hating then good luck with that crab a$$ nigga.
This version goes off so hard and honestly just fits the best. The other versions don’t even touch this.
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187um version is better
@@Yooviccc zero cap
There are 3 versions of this song and they are not hard to find:
Deep Cover - Available on the “(Music From The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)” and “Deep Cover [Single]”
187 or One Eight Seven - Available on “The Chronicles: Death Row Classics” , “Dre.Day (and Everybody Is Celebrating) [Vinyl Single], “The Ultimate Death Row Collection” and “Let Me Ride [Single]. Interestingly enough, the version in the vinyl single is the longest at 5min.
187um - Available on “One Million Strong”, "The Death Row Singles Collection" and “Deep Cover (Music From The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)” only on specific reissues.
If you listen to all 3 of them you will notice differences in lyrics, drums and background noises.
Thank you for the info I just found 187 um never would of knew about it if you didn't post this
this is the best version
Im 40 ..ive been in the rap game since 1990...and never herd this...ive got everything in hip hop since 1992..never knew about this...awsome to be hearing new old music...90s the golden era of rap...
Best dr dre song ever.
This is on the Chronicles:Death Row Classics cd from 2006. There's also yet another remix called 187um on the One Million Strong comp from 1995, and The Death Row Singles Collection from 2006. The original version called Deep Cover is of course on the 1992 soundtrack of the same name, and there's also a radio edit of that song that was used for the music video, it was included on a 1994 reissue of the soundtrack. So that's at least four versions that I'm aware of. Luckily, I was able to track them all down and burn them to a cd.
There are 3 versions of this song and they are not hard to find:
Deep Cover - Available on the “(Music From The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)” and “Deep Cover [Single]”
187 or One Eight Seven - Available on “The Chronicles: Death Row Classics” , “Dre.Day (and Everybody Is Celebrating) [Vinyl Single], “The Ultimate Death Row Collection” and “Let Me Ride [Single]. Interestingly enough, the version in the vinyl single is the longest at 5min.
187um - Available on “One Million Strong”, "The Death Row Singles Collection" and “Deep Cover (Music From The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)” only on specific reissues.
If you listen to all 3 of them you will notice differences in lyrics, drums and background noises.
@@alanmondragon1857 187um is also on the original version of the Chronic as track 7. Promo copies only. And there's also the clean version that was released on the single and used in the music video.
Dude’s insightful as hell, appreciate you.
As kid my cousin a DJ introduced me to this. Since then I showed it people and it blows their minds.
finally someone thaT UPLOADED THIS
I have been looking for this for like 5 years.. Everyone told me I was making it up...thank you bro!!
When I was in middle school, one of boys was a dj, And he made me a mixed rap tape, and this was on it!! I used to rock this everyday..then I moved , and I lost a box of my mixes, and used look all over TH-cam for this..people telling me i making shit up!!!
Thank you so much for uploading this I been looking for it 🙏
That's the version I was looking for, good shit!!!
187 with Dre and Snoop is the hardest muthafuckn rap duo in one single ever. Imagine 2pac on this track . damn this would be even better.
John Ricketts 2pac sucks
You suck
i can feeeeelll iiit
i have this on my Dre Day single vinyl and digital one my favorite dre songs
Thanks for posting, my brother slammed my copy in a car door about 10 years ago. Never found another copy.
One of my favorites from the best era of rap. This is what it’s about!
I CAN FEEL IT.......!!!!!!!
Hardest Dre verse ever. You know this the rare version from the very 1st bar
You ain’t lying there snoop was barely 19 writing this whole thing is insane
THIS is the version I’ve been looking for
Best version
Hands down the best version
They played this version on the Wu Tang Saga show
This version so hard
West Coast got they stuff from East Coast. follow the clues:
-You Gotz to Chill (EMPD). the first song 2 use More Bounce.
-This song's bassline and drums came from Marley Marl (In Control v.2).
-N.W.A. was the West Coast version of Public Enemy.
-East Coast started the whole heavy bassline and big drum landscape.
Yeah ! West Coast just took that shit and made it their own !
Lol, and?
If Hip Hop would have just been an East Coast thing it would have been a passing phase.
In the words of KRS1
"The East created it, The west decorated it."
Then the south showed y'all how to actually get money from it.
Ol' hating ass crab.
@Gon 909 I love the West Coast. i'm only saying where the WC got their influence from.
@@PD-oy3yi I love the West Coast. i'm only saying where the WC got their influence from. if you think it's hating then good luck with that crab a$$ nigga.
Had this in the 90's, made cash with this, niggas couldn't find it. It was on the record.
Audio Dope.
Finally!!!!!!!!! Thank you
The BEST version!
@szwandtuk
yes it is
listen to the beat its been tweeked just a little bit
Dope
Snoop still counting..... u know its on!!!
Before Rap turned into cRap
Snoop dogg went off! Haha 🔥
This is the only version to me lol.. Here in 2020 into 2021
Tight!!!!
I'm upset Pandora won't let anyone download this song
Anyone know where can purchase this song? Not finding it on itunes
I'm the 187 like 😎😎😎
I can feeellll it!!!
Love thia
It should have been a death row remix..pac .daz.kurupt..outlaws. nate dogg. snoop. dre....maybe a young marshall mathers
Those fucking drums dude.
@orlanduce so what's yo point?
DAAAAMMMMNNN I FOUND IT
👌🏼
@Funkdogg just sayin'
This is fuckin deadly 🔥
This isn't rare at all. Get familiar.
Different version
these chopped style drums are way better
Damn I thought I was the only one who had this version back in the early 90s. 😂
This new rap shit is just garbage
hardest version no doubt 🔥