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DUBCC - Tha Connection => West Coast Classics => Topic started by: EnzoUK on November 29, 2010, 07:04:55 AM
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One of the more anticipated albums of the 1990s was Street Scholars by Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania producer/emcee Sam Sneed. As a Death Row Records artist, Sneed released 1994 hit single "U Betta Recognize" featuring Dr. Dre from the Murder Was The Case soundtrack. However, after co-production and writing credits on label hits between 1994 and 1996, Sneed's album has remained shelved.
Death Row Records, now owned by Toronto, Canada's WIDE Awake Entertainment, announced that is going to change. In the last two years, the new regime at the label founded by Dr. Dre, Marion "Suge" Knight and attorney David Kenner in 1991 has released shelved material from Snoop Dogg, Danny Boy and Kurupt. Sneed's Street Scholars, according to E1 Enterainment, Death Row's present distributor, will be released on January 25, 2011.
Prior to working with Dr. Dre in 1994, Sneed was known as a member of PMD's Hit Squad, producing for Long Island, New York emcee K-Solo (who would also later sign with Death Row). In addition to "U Better Recognize," Sneed worked alongside Dr. Dre on hits such as "Natural Born Killaz" and "California Love." After Dr. Dre left the label he co-founded in 1996, Sneed soon followed after a fight with Suge Knight and Tupac Shakur that has been profiled in several books, most notably Ronin Ro's Have Gun Will Travel.
In the years since Death Row, after surviving a reported brain tumor, Sam Sneed has produced for Busta Rhymes, Capone-N-Noreaga, Beanie Sigel and former Posion Clan emcee JT Money.
Street Scholars is believed to feature Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg and Dayton, Ohio emcee J-Flexx. (November 20)
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it better be good.. cover isnt anything special and lol @ ''The Legendary'' part
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lol @ ''The Legendary'' part
;D ;D yeah, +1
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not that it matters for the music, but i'm sure they could have made a more suitable cover for sam sneed?
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not that it matters for the music, but i'm sure they could have made a more suitable cover for sam sneed?
cover sucks
i see better mixtape covers
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Most people don't even know who sam sneed is.. It would have helped if they put a picture of what he looked like on there at least.
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After nearly 14 years, the long-awaited Death Row Records album by one-time Dr. Dre protégé Sam Sneed is finally being released. WIDEawake Entertainment Group Inc., the company who purchased the Death Row Records catalog, is releasing Sneed’s Street Schoalrs project on January 25th, 2011 through E1 Entertainment.
Dubcnn was just given the album artowrk, created by Urbanista Graphix, as well as a few additional bits of info about the upcoming release.
Sam Sneed became well-known for his catchphrase “My name is Sam Sneed, you better recognize!", which originally appeared in the song “Pump, Pump” off the Snoop Doggy Dogg debut album, Doggystyle. He also appeared in the Death Row movie, Murder Was the Case, which also spawned Sam Sneed’s “U Better Recognize” single, featuring Dr. Dre, included in the movie’s soundtrack. The soundtrack single peaked at #16 on the Billboard Hot Dance Music/Maxi-Singles Sales chart, #18 on the Hot Rap Tracks chart and #48 on the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles & Tracks chart.
Sam Sneed also co-produced “Keep Their Heads Ringin'” and “Natural Born Killaz” with Dr. Dre. The original, alternate version "Natural Born Killaz" with Sam Sneed rapping a verse was released on the Ultimate Death Row Collection on November 24, 2009.
Following his time on Death Row, after surviving a reported brain tumor, Sam Sneed has produced for Jay-Z (“Anything”), G-Unit (“I Smell Pussy”), Scarface (”Fuck’n With Face”), and others like Capne-N-Noreaga, Beanie Sigel and former Posion Clan emcee JT Money.
Street Scholars will feature "U Better Recognize", "Lady Heroine", "Goin’ Hollywood", "Drug Related", as well as 10 brand-new tracks that Sam Sneed has recorded for the project. The project is set to feature Dr. Dre, Nu Starz Entertainment (Sneed's new group of talent), J. Flexx and others.
Stay tuned to Dubcnn for more news and updates on Sam Sneed and "Street Scholars"
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Most people don't even know who sam sneed is.. It would have helped if they put a picture of what he looked like on there at least.
right, and lol at "legendary"
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After nearly 14 years, the long-awaited Death Row Records album by one-time Dr. Dre protégé Sam Sneed is finally being released. WIDEawake Entertainment Group Inc., the company who purchased the Death Row Records catalog, is releasing Sneed’s Street Schoalrs project on January 25th, 2011 through E1 Entertainment.
Dubcnn was just given the album artowrk, created by Urbanista Graphix, as well as a few additional bits of info about the upcoming release.
Sam Sneed became well-known for his catchphrase “My name is Sam Sneed, you better recognize!", which originally appeared in the song “Pump, Pump” off the Snoop Doggy Dogg debut album, Doggystyle. He also appeared in the Death Row movie, Murder Was the Case, which also spawned Sam Sneed’s “U Better Recognize” single, featuring Dr. Dre, included in the movie’s soundtrack. The soundtrack single peaked at #16 on the Billboard Hot Dance Music/Maxi-Singles Sales chart, #18 on the Hot Rap Tracks chart and #48 on the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles & Tracks chart.
Sam Sneed also co-produced “Keep Their Heads Ringin'” and “Natural Born Killaz” with Dr. Dre. The original, alternate version "Natural Born Killaz" with Sam Sneed rapping a verse was released on the Ultimate Death Row Collection on November 24, 2009.
Following his time on Death Row, after surviving a reported brain tumor, Sam Sneed has produced for Jay-Z (“Anything”), G-Unit (“I Smell Pussy”), Scarface (”Fuck’n With Face”), and others like Capne-N-Noreaga, Beanie Sigel and former Posion Clan emcee JT Money.
Street Scholars will feature "U Better Recognize", "Lady Heroine", "Goin’ Hollywood", "Drug Related", as well as 10 brand-new tracks that Sam Sneed has recorded for the project. The project is set to feature Dr. Dre, Nu Starz Entertainment (Sneed's new group of talent), J. Flexx and others.
Stay tuned to Dubcnn for more news and updates on Sam Sneed and "Street Scholars"
props for the update, so the album will have more than 14 tracks?
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Street Scholars will feature "U Better Recognize", "Lady Heroine", "Goin’ Hollywood", "Drug Related", as well as 10 brand-new tracks that Sam Sneed has recorded for the project. The project is set to feature Dr. Dre, Nu Starz Entertainment (Sneed's new group of talent), J. Flexx and others.
Stay tuned to Dubcnn for more news and updates on Sam Sneed and "Street Scholars"
so its not going to be the orginal album that was recorded ::)
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so its not going to be the orginal album that was recorded ::)
Yeah, but I think everybody saw that coming. What I don't understand is why they are going with the "Street Scholars" title if this ain't the real "Street Scholars" album, lol. The cover is really weak and it looks like done in 5 minutes by an amateur using photoshop. Waiting for tracklist to drop cause I wonder how many tracks are gonna be on it if there's already 10 new cuts but I smell another FAIL from Wideasleep..
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not that it matters for the music, but i'm sure they could have made a more suitable cover for sam sneed?
cover sucks
still better than Crooked I - Hoodstar cover... this shit still makes me laugh especially Crooked's photoshoped silky face.
that cover was real amateurish shit. this one ain't that bad. it's simple but it does have some taste...
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Street Scholars will feature "U Better Recognize", "Lady Heroine", "Goin’ Hollywood", "Drug Related", as well as 10 brand-new tracks that Sam Sneed has recorded for the project. The project is set to feature Dr. Dre, Nu Starz Entertainment (Sneed's new group of talent), J. Flexx and others.
10 new cuts? - make it a double disc or go home wideawake. i smell another weak move.
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I was wondering how this could feature Dr. Dre and then I realized it has "U Better Recognize" on it.
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10 new songs? no thanks.
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OHHH FUUUUUCK NO...what the fuck is this shit...NEW tracks? kick rocks with that bullshit...give me the old shit...or i aint buyin this trash...
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Street Scholars will feature "U Better Recognize", "Lady Heroine", "Goin’ Hollywood", "Drug Related", as well as 10 brand-new tracks that Sam Sneed has recorded for the project.
Of all (possible) WA releases I was most excited about the Sam Sneed album, but this is going to have 14 tracks I'm not particularly interested in. ::)
Even if this would be available for purchase outside of the US I wouldn't buy this.
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14 tracks....10 new no one cares about.....and 2 we had out of the 4 old school ones...LOL...im actually laughing at how bad these people at wideawake seem to be mentally challenged...i mean seriously...wtf does not compute in their heads...wow...just fucking wow...
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14 tracks....10 new no one cares about.....and 2 we had out of the 4 old school ones...LOL...im actually laughing at how bad these people at wideawake seem to be mentally challenged...i mean seriously...wtf does not compute in their heads...wow...just fucking wow...
They know that everybody who's slightly interested in paying money for their releases only care about the DR music and they still say this kind of stuff in a press release. Retards.
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??? 10 new tracks? Better be a muthafuckin' double disc.
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Double post.
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not that it matters for the music, but i'm sure they could have made a more suitable cover for sam sneed?
cover sucks
still better than Crooked I - Hoodstar cover... this shit still makes me laugh especially Crooked's photoshoped silky face.
that cover was real amateurish shit. this one ain't that bad. it's simple but it does have some taste...
I liked that comics type cover, so i Don't think this is better, this is worse.
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not that it matters for the music, but i'm sure they could have made a more suitable cover for sam sneed?
i wonder if a composite cover for the Original 'Street Scholars' release was ever devised, presenting that would stay true to the OG if that's really what the NEW Death-Row is trying to stick too.
I've been waiting for this since WideAwake bought the catalog, dogg! can't wait! 8)
10 NEW track from Sneed isn't all that bad, but we still want that OG D-R shit!!
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man what a disappointment. 10 new tracks, and 2 of the old tracks we already have. bummer.
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Man, my anticipation for this album has now severely dropped. Not so much because they're including new tracks, but because they're not including many old ones. Those were the tracks that everyone has been waiting for years to hear. Honestly, I don't know why they keep putting out these tepid releases. The same thing that happened with the Danny Boy and Crooked I cds will inevitably happen here too. It will sell a few hundred copies, at the very best. It's a shame. They need to find someone at that company that knows what they're doing.
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The cover looks like the "U Better Recognize/Come When I Call" single
(http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4051/4517539437_37576f2ef3.jpg)
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The cover looks like the "U Better Recognize/Come When I Call" single
(http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4051/4517539437_37576f2ef3.jpg)
Nice find !
+1
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The cover sucks, but then again this is the same company that released Down & Dirty.
Only 4 old DR tracks (which are likely to be in the same quality as they are floating on the web) :P, those 10 new songs better all be on some "I Smell Pussy" or "Anything" type shit.
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Oh shit. Only 2 brandnew "old" cuts? Thats so disappointing. Hopefully the album is not only worth a DL. :-\
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10 NEW songs?
to hell with it man.
if it has 10 new cuts on it then it should have 15 "old" og´s !
wtf are these people thinking?
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usually im not like this...and i think its gay when people do this type of shit...but i have NEVER been so pissed about a fucking album...LETS BOYCOTT THIS SHIT .....untill we get the real og tracks, fuck wideawake....
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it seems that the label dont understand that people dont wanna hear new shit from the old inmates.
is it so difficult to accept that we just wanna hear the legendary classics death row sound from the good old days?
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it seems that the label dont understand that people dont wanna hear new shit from the old inmates.
is it so difficult to accept that we just wanna hear the legendary classics death row sound from the good old days?
exactly...they are only hurting themselves releasing weak half assed albums when they can EASILY release the original album format and sell way more than they would with all this fuckin mix and mash cds.....sigh...i always gave them the benefit of the doubt, but i finally realized its just fuckin hopeless....
can someone from wideawake come in here and explain the logic behind this decision?
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Could of been something nice, if it contained 90's Deathrow polished G-Funk songs in the mould of 'Natural Born Killers', 'Better Recognize' etc...
Him and Dre had a cool chemistry in the lab, before Suge fucked it all up.
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The cover looks like the "U Better Recognize/Come When I Call" single
(http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4051/4517539437_37576f2ef3.jpg)
It seems like a lot of people don't like the cover. Personally, the cover doesn't bother me. It's not great, but it's adequate. And judging by this pic you posted of the old single, I can at least see why they went with that cover. It's the lack of old tracks that's really disappointing.
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Man, my anticipation for this album has now severely dropped. Not so much because they're including new tracks, but because they're not including many old ones. Those were the tracks that everyone has been waiting for years to hear. Honestly, I don't know why they keep putting out these tepid releases. The same thing that happened with the Danny Boy and Crooked I cds will inevitably happen here too. It will sell a few hundred copies, at the very best. It's a shame. They need to find someone at that company that knows what they're doing.
Co-sign
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Fuck WIDE Awake...you get me hyped up everytime a new release surfaces then my bubble is burst before its even released. Just give the fans what they want.
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well a couple of those old tracks are gonna sure be nice to have in full!!
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Sneed in the studio
http://www.youtube.com/v/IE6f8x2BkKk
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Don't really have a problem with the cover, and I don't have a problem with Sneed putting out new tracks (which has been extremely overdue BTW). But I do have a problem with WideAwake not putting out a full album of the unreleased stuff. It's in the vaults, why not just do a double disc, one with 10 old DR tracks and one with the 10 new tracks?
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real bummer . This could've been epic. I was hoping to hear J Flexx and Sam Sneed on a CDQ version of the Dre cut "Street Scholars ". "Ho's keep on makin it , pimps keep on takin it ".......
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i guess sam is ignorant of putting out his old stuff or wideawake dont have his material
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WideAwake is a fraudulent company, they don't really exist outside of the realm of Death Row (they're virtually nobodies). I think that they have this philosophy that if they listen to tha fans too too much it'll fuck shit up, and if they don't listen to tha fans at all then everything will be fine. I mean I know running a business isn't as easy as it looks but really tho how hard is it to fuck up Death Row Records music? I mean, just give the people whut thay want (by listening to tha forums and by just using plain old fuckin common sense). It's not really a difficult task lol. They shouldn't even have brought tha company if all we're going to be getting is half baked shit like we've been gettin (it's not even half baked in most cases so far). With tha Danny Boy (and RnB) albums I could see why they released whut thay did but with everything else it's like "why" uknow.
They should've just let Suge keep it or give all of the artist a chance to buy back their old material (i'm sure Dr. Dre would've been their biggest customer). You've would've made ur money back (and probably a little more) and everybody could've gotten whut they wanted and been happy. Tha way they've handled this whole operation has been sloppy at best and they really need 2 go back 2 tha drawing board if they slackin' like this.
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It boggles my mind how WideAwake can continually insult the few fans they have left with their consistent fuck ups. Mixing and mastering has remained garbage despite the majority of us voicing our displeasure with it. They've released multiple albums with stuff that's already leaked. With the Sneed album they had the chance to make us supporters again and it appears that they are once again blowing it. I guess I shouldn't be surprised at this point. Sucks that Lara got ousted, she seemed to genuinely care, unlike whoever is running this circus now.
I once was optimistic and excited about WideAwake, and now I'm utterly pissed. I'm not gonna lose sleep over it, but I don't get how they can be so ignorant.
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^i second that, i was excited when i heard that they plan to release it, than it was said that it will be half death row half new stuff, okay i thought 7-8 death row classic and hell yeah i buy this. as i heard the latest news that only 2 "new" row tracks will be featured i thought this would be an april fools joke but we have december and Wideawake did it again.
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It boggles my mind how WideAwake can continually insult the few fans they have left with their consistent fuck ups. Mixing and mastering has remained garbage despite the majority of us voicing our displeasure with it. They've released multiple albums with stuff that's already leaked. With the Sneed album they had the chance to make us supporters again and it appears that they are once again blowing it. I guess I shouldn't be surprised at this point. Sucks that Lara got ousted, she seemed to genuinely care, unlike whoever is running this circus now.
I once was optimistic and excited about WideAwake, and now I'm utterly pissed. I'm not gonna lose sleep over it, but I don't get how they can be so ignorant.
Agreed. Although the poor mixing I could almost chalk up to sheer incompetence. Not saying there's an excuse for it. But at least with that, it seems unintentional. The track selection for these projects has to be intentional though. And why they would continue to put together these projects with tracks that everyone already has, is beyond me. I agree with your point about Lara Lavi too. Of course we'll never know how things might have turned out if she were still there. But at least with her, it seemed like she had some strategy in place for trying to make the company a success. The people currently in charge seem to be just churning out project after project with very little thought behind any of it.
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At least we`ll get BRAND NEW Sam Sneed material 4 tha `11, so its not like its a horrible/useless or undeserving release. Im actually kinda happy about it, but it shouldnt be affiliated with tha whole DR/WA thing. Its not like Sam fell off so Im sure it mite rock, we`ll have 2 see. But as far as it being a ``death row`` release, they shouldnt even have done it like that. Sam Sneed with Wiz Khalifa 4 tha warm up then Sam Sneed with tha whole Fly Society on tha beat and then this album about 2 comeout.
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I know how the actual ARTIST feels means nothing to you guys, but don't you think, that as long as Sam is putting out what he wants, then that is fine? It is HIS project, and HE is in control of it, so let him release the album that HE wants. Seriously, this isn't like the Crooked I or Snoop releases, where the artist wasn't in control. The man has waited a long while to release and album, and I for one am happy for him. If you wanna fault him after the album comes out for wack tracks, go ahead. But first lets see what he puts out.
I'm posting this in 2 Sneed threads, just cuz I feel the attitude coming from some of yall is kinda wack.
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Well if they dont wanna release a cd full of good old shit then do it like that:
1. CD with brand new sam sneed music
2. Data disc with videoclips, pictures, sneed interview and 7+ old tracks from the glory days.
pack it like the re-lit and i would buy that.
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Lookin forward to this. Does anybody have the tracklist?
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People really shouldn't complain when WideAwake are releasing songs that the vast majority of us have heard/have in our collections. Don't forget that this is illegal (not trying to sound like a nerd or anything, but I doubt any of us have paid for these songs).
I for one would be happy to get a CD with tracks that I've already got in mp3 form (the 2Pac album, for example), because I like to have a physical copy of something that I can blast in my stereo. Why should the company insist on releasing ONLY unheard songs, just because a grip of people have illegally downloaded them over the years?
I can understand people's gripe with the new material though, since pretty much all of the people who will be buying this record want the OG songs and nothing else. And any criticism towards mixing and mastering is justified in my opinion (judging by previous releases).
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People really shouldn't complain when WideAwake are releasing songs that the vast majority of us have heard/have in our collections. Don't forget that this is illegal (not trying to sound like a nerd or anything, but I doubt any of us have paid for these songs).
I for one would be happy to get a CD with tracks that I've already got in mp3 form (the 2Pac album, for example), because I like to have a physical copy of something that I can blast in my stereo. Why should the company insist on releasing ONLY unheard songs, just because a grip of people have illegally downloaded them over the years?
I can understand people's gripe with the new material though, since pretty much all of the people who will be buying this record want the OG songs and nothing else. And any criticism towards mixing and mastering is justified in my opinion (judging by previous releases).
LMFAO!! get fucc outta here... :laugh:
U BETTER RECOGNIZE
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People really shouldn't complain when WideAwake are releasing songs that the vast majority of us have heard/have in our collections. Don't forget that this is illegal (not trying to sound like a nerd or anything, but I doubt any of us have paid for these songs).
I for one would be happy to get a CD with tracks that I've already got in mp3 form (the 2Pac album, for example), because I like to have a physical copy of something that I can blast in my stereo. Why should the company insist on releasing ONLY unheard songs, just because a grip of people have illegally downloaded them over the years?
I can understand people's gripe with the new material though, since pretty much all of the people who will be buying this record want the OG songs and nothing else. And any criticism towards mixing and mastering is justified in my opinion (judging by previous releases).
They wouldn't even have bought the DR catalog if there were no people who had illegally downloaded music.
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People really shouldn't complain when WideAwake are releasing songs that the vast majority of us have heard/have in our collections. Don't forget that this is illegal (not trying to sound like a nerd or anything, but I doubt any of us have paid for these songs).
I for one would be happy to get a CD with tracks that I've already got in mp3 form (the 2Pac album, for example), because I like to have a physical copy of something that I can blast in my stereo. Why should the company insist on releasing ONLY unheard songs, just because a grip of people have illegally downloaded them over the years?
I can understand people's gripe with the new material though, since pretty much all of the people who will be buying this record want the OG songs and nothing else. And any criticism towards mixing and mastering is justified in my opinion (judging by previous releases).
I agree with all of this.
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People really shouldn't complain when WideAwake are releasing songs that the vast majority of us have heard/have in our collections. Don't forget that this is illegal (not trying to sound like a nerd or anything, but I doubt any of us have paid for these songs).
I for one would be happy to get a CD with tracks that I've already got in mp3 form (the 2Pac album, for example), because I like to have a physical copy of something that I can blast in my stereo. Why should the company insist on releasing ONLY unheard songs, just because a grip of people have illegally downloaded them over the years?
I can understand people's gripe with the new material though, since pretty much all of the people who will be buying this record want the OG songs and nothing else. And any criticism towards mixing and mastering is justified in my opinion (judging by previous releases).
i was saying the same thing when people were complaining about the crooked i cd having all leaked songs. all of that material was unreleased. its not their fault you're disappointed because you downloaded the bootleg. i downloaded it too, but i didn't complain about Hood Star. I actually bought it.
back to the sam sneed project. i was hoping Blueberries would make the cut. even though its been available for years, it would've been nice to have a properly mixed and mastered copy. i know they've dropped the ball in the past when it comes to mixing in mastering, but people claim the Sam Sneed material was finished up and set to go in 95/96.
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People really shouldn't complain when WideAwake are releasing songs that the vast majority of us have heard/have in our collections. Don't forget that this is illegal (not trying to sound like a nerd or anything, but I doubt any of us have paid for these songs).
I for one would be happy to get a CD with tracks that I've already got in mp3 form (the 2Pac album, for example), because I like to have a physical copy of something that I can blast in my stereo. Why should the company insist on releasing ONLY unheard songs, just because a grip of people have illegally downloaded them over the years?
I can understand people's gripe with the new material though, since pretty much all of the people who will be buying this record want the OG songs and nothing else. And any criticism towards mixing and mastering is justified in my opinion (judging by previous releases).
I agree with what you're saying here, and I've supported most of Wideawake's releases (everything but their Kurupt album), but I would think from a business perspective, it would make more sense to release stuff that there's a demand for. And I just don't see them selling many albums that are mostly songs that were either previously available on other albums or have leaked onto the internet over the years.
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People really shouldn't complain when WideAwake are releasing songs that the vast majority of us have heard/have in our collections. Don't forget that this is illegal (not trying to sound like a nerd or anything, but I doubt any of us have paid for these songs).
I for one would be happy to get a CD with tracks that I've already got in mp3 form (the 2Pac album, for example), because I like to have a physical copy of something that I can blast in my stereo. Why should the company insist on releasing ONLY unheard songs, just because a grip of people have illegally downloaded them over the years?
I can understand people's gripe with the new material though, since pretty much all of the people who will be buying this record want the OG songs and nothing else. And any criticism towards mixing and mastering is justified in my opinion (judging by previous releases).
we don't complain about unheard or unleaked songs, its about putting new songs on a cd that will have the name death row written on it. i brought crooked i even dough i had almost every track before - no problemo
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did the original street scholars ever get leaked? this one with the new material was pretty underwhelming.
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did the original street scholars ever get leaked? this one with the new material was pretty underwhelming.
Yeah, Tha Crip even remastered the leaked songs.
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Re-Up of the Remasters, please
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Re-Up of the Remasters, please
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wow it's been over 6 years
sneed was so dumb to not put older shit on there
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Re-Up of the Remasters, please
https://www.audiomack.com/album/bill-wallace2016/street-scholars-fan-made-remastered-album (https://www.audiomack.com/album/bill-wallace2016/street-scholars-fan-made-remastered-album)
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Re-Up of the Remasters, please
https://www.audiomack.com/album/bill-wallace2016/street-scholars-fan-made-remastered-album (https://www.audiomack.com/album/bill-wallace2016/street-scholars-fan-made-remastered-album)
Much appreciated Bill Wallace, how do we download it?
Also, here are the original leak files for the original album
http://www.mediafire.com/file/n3zt765sym5tx7c/Sam_Sneed_-_Street_Scholars_%287_Sep_2011_Leak%29.zip (http://www.mediafire.com/file/n3zt765sym5tx7c/Sam_Sneed_-_Street_Scholars_%287_Sep_2011_Leak%29.zip)
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No re-up unfortunately.....that link audiomac doenst play or stream at all....
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No re-up unfortunately.....that link audiomac doenst play or stream at all....
Works fine for me.
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No re-up unfortunately.....that link audiomac doenst play or stream at all....
Works fine for me.
Yep. On IE it finally works. Tx.
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Any DL links available too?