by Brad MillsThe infamous Daz Dillinger, one part of tha Dogg Pound, is back at it again but without Kurupt this time. Instead, he's given J.T. the Bigga Figga a chance to shine on what's more of a compilation of cameo appearances than a succinct album. Dillinger skipped production duties on this and let Sean-T take a stab at the mixing board. The result is a fresh new album that's sure to please a lot of his fans. Still, the album isn't without its slow spots. They drag their feet a bit on the tracks with a few too many guest appearances; there are even a few songs with neither of the headlining rappers. Fortunately, the addition of Sean-T as a producer really shook it up and gave them that extra bit of creativity to work with. Perhaps if Dillinger had done the beats himself, Longbeach 2 Fillmoe would be a bit more of the same again. While a fairly strong album, this is still nowhere near the potential of these two artists. If they'd made it more of a duo effort rather than a group project, it would have resulted in a better LP.