The track is a 4/10 for musicality, but a 10/10 for historical toxicity. Download with caution, play it once for context, and then delete it—or keep it as a warning about where unchecked ego and misogyny lead.
However, diss tracks live and die by the response they provoke. Enter DJ Quik. Tim Dog - Bitch With A Perm 1994.zip
That track single-handedly ignited a coast-by-coast war. Tim Dog took aim at Dr. Dre, Eazy-E, N.W.A, and the entire West Coast scene. While the West Coast was selling millions, Tim Dog was burning bridges. But by 1994, his career was stalling. His sophomore album, Do or Die , didn’t replicate the shock value of his debut. Desperate for attention, he did what Tim Dog always did: He aimed lower. The track is a 4/10 for musicality, but
DJ Quik, a Compton native known for his smooth production, rapid-fire flow, and signature hairstyle, became a primary target for Tim Dog’s lyrical onslaught. The animosity was palpable. In the ecosystem of hip-hop beefs, 1994 became the year of the rebuttal. Enter DJ Quik
Let’s get technical. What are you actually downloading when you find this file? The filename suggests a specific digital package from the early 2000s—likely ripped by a collector using a program like or PKZIP .
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Tim Dog, however, became a pariah. He continued to release music into the 2000s, including a bizarre collaborative album with Kool Keith under the name "Ultra," but he never recovered his notoriety. He tragically passed away in 2013 due to complications from diabetes and a seizure. Upon his death, the value of his obscure vinyl—specifically "Bitch With A Perm"—skyrocketed.