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Quote from: MisterPimp on April 23, 2008, 06:37:49 PMWhy was Daz left off of Chronic 2001?because he said he produced tracks dre had credit for (gin and juice)and he called dre a fag when 2001 was in production daz was still on deathrow also.
Why was Daz left off of Chronic 2001?
Quote from: petey on April 23, 2008, 06:58:15 PMQuote from: MisterPimp on April 23, 2008, 06:37:49 PMWhy was Daz left off of Chronic 2001?because he said he produced tracks dre had credit for (gin and juice)and he called dre a fag when 2001 was in production daz was still on deathrow also.I thought some no name fuck did Gin and Juice, but he just did like the fucking drums according to DPG Eulogy. Dre paid him like 3 G's or something like that. I feel sorry for Daz, since he basically got his own ass kicked off 2001, due to he only really did three tracks for the shit. Dre's real ghost producers consist of The Glove, Mel-Man, Colin Wolfe, and Greg Royal. Not sure who does his shit now a days. It is pretty fucked up how Dre got back at Daz though. Suge was probably putting Daz upto that fuck Dre shit, and Daz probably felt betrayed since Dre was one of the O.G. stars to jump ship at Death Row.
Quote from: Kilo2 - WCA on April 23, 2008, 07:29:58 PMQuote from: petey on April 23, 2008, 06:58:15 PMQuote from: MisterPimp on April 23, 2008, 06:37:49 PMWhy was Daz left off of Chronic 2001?because he said he produced tracks dre had credit for (gin and juice)and he called dre a fag when 2001 was in production daz was still on deathrow also.I thought some no name fuck did Gin and Juice, but he just did like the fucking drums according to DPG Eulogy. Dre paid him like 3 G's or something like that. I feel sorry for Daz, since he basically got his own ass kicked off 2001, due to he only really did three tracks for the shit. Dre's real ghost producers consist of The Glove, Mel-Man, Colin Wolfe, and Greg Royal. Not sure who does his shit now a days. It is pretty fucked up how Dre got back at Daz though. Suge was probably putting Daz upto that fuck Dre shit, and Daz probably felt betrayed since Dre was one of the O.G. stars to jump ship at Death Row.gin and juice is basically a stolen beat...several beats from doggystyle are pretty much just stolen from oldschool funk w/ minor changes
Quote from: acgrundy on April 23, 2008, 07:36:05 PMQuote from: Kilo2 - WCA on April 23, 2008, 07:29:58 PMQuote from: petey on April 23, 2008, 06:58:15 PMQuote from: MisterPimp on April 23, 2008, 06:37:49 PMWhy was Daz left off of Chronic 2001?because he said he produced tracks dre had credit for (gin and juice)and he called dre a fag when 2001 was in production daz was still on deathrow also.I thought some no name fuck did Gin and Juice, but he just did like the fucking drums according to DPG Eulogy. Dre paid him like 3 G's or something like that. I feel sorry for Daz, since he basically got his own ass kicked off 2001, due to he only really did three tracks for the shit. Dre's real ghost producers consist of The Glove, Mel-Man, Colin Wolfe, and Greg Royal. Not sure who does his shit now a days. It is pretty fucked up how Dre got back at Daz though. Suge was probably putting Daz upto that fuck Dre shit, and Daz probably felt betrayed since Dre was one of the O.G. stars to jump ship at Death Row.gin and juice is basically a stolen beat...several beats from doggystyle are pretty much just stolen from oldschool funk w/ minor changesOtherwise known as sampling for the most part, but you are right very few changes. Dre did an over-all good job with the album though, even though I kind of dislike Doggy style compared to other Death Row albums. I think the biggest example of a stolen beat on there was G'z and Hustla'z which 2Pac also used for his songs Lie 2 Kick it and Animosity which all three sample Hemoglobin or some shit like that. I can't be fucked with sample names, especially that one.
Quote from: Kilo2 - WCA on April 23, 2008, 07:39:27 PMQuote from: acgrundy on April 23, 2008, 07:36:05 PMQuote from: Kilo2 - WCA on April 23, 2008, 07:29:58 PMQuote from: petey on April 23, 2008, 06:58:15 PMQuote from: MisterPimp on April 23, 2008, 06:37:49 PMWhy was Daz left off of Chronic 2001?because he said he produced tracks dre had credit for (gin and juice)and he called dre a fag when 2001 was in production daz was still on deathrow also.I thought some no name fuck did Gin and Juice, but he just did like the fucking drums according to DPG Eulogy. Dre paid him like 3 G's or something like that. I feel sorry for Daz, since he basically got his own ass kicked off 2001, due to he only really did three tracks for the shit. Dre's real ghost producers consist of The Glove, Mel-Man, Colin Wolfe, and Greg Royal. Not sure who does his shit now a days. It is pretty fucked up how Dre got back at Daz though. Suge was probably putting Daz upto that fuck Dre shit, and Daz probably felt betrayed since Dre was one of the O.G. stars to jump ship at Death Row.gin and juice is basically a stolen beat...several beats from doggystyle are pretty much just stolen from oldschool funk w/ minor changesOtherwise known as sampling for the most part, but you are right very few changes. Dre did an over-all good job with the album though, even though I kind of dislike Doggy style compared to other Death Row albums. I think the biggest example of a stolen beat on there was G'z and Hustla'z which 2Pac also used for his songs Lie 2 Kick it and Animosity which all three sample Hemoglobin or some shit like that. I can't be fucked with sample names, especially that one. props on the info Kilo didnt know Dre had ghost producers like thatdo you know who produced for Daz on Retaliation, Revenge And Get Back?
Quote from: GottiValentino on April 23, 2008, 08:14:41 PMQuote from: Kilo2 - WCA on April 23, 2008, 07:39:27 PMQuote from: acgrundy on April 23, 2008, 07:36:05 PMQuote from: Kilo2 - WCA on April 23, 2008, 07:29:58 PMQuote from: petey on April 23, 2008, 06:58:15 PMQuote from: MisterPimp on April 23, 2008, 06:37:49 PMWhy was Daz left off of Chronic 2001?because he said he produced tracks dre had credit for (gin and juice)and he called dre a fag when 2001 was in production daz was still on deathrow also.I thought some no name fuck did Gin and Juice, but he just did like the fucking drums according to DPG Eulogy. Dre paid him like 3 G's or something like that. I feel sorry for Daz, since he basically got his own ass kicked off 2001, due to he only really did three tracks for the shit. Dre's real ghost producers consist of The Glove, Mel-Man, Colin Wolfe, and Greg Royal. Not sure who does his shit now a days. It is pretty fucked up how Dre got back at Daz though. Suge was probably putting Daz upto that fuck Dre shit, and Daz probably felt betrayed since Dre was one of the O.G. stars to jump ship at Death Row.gin and juice is basically a stolen beat...several beats from doggystyle are pretty much just stolen from oldschool funk w/ minor changesOtherwise known as sampling for the most part, but you are right very few changes. Dre did an over-all good job with the album though, even though I kind of dislike Doggy style compared to other Death Row albums. I think the biggest example of a stolen beat on there was G'z and Hustla'z which 2Pac also used for his songs Lie 2 Kick it and Animosity which all three sample Hemoglobin or some shit like that. I can't be fucked with sample names, especially that one. props on the info Kilo didnt know Dre had ghost producers like thatdo you know who produced for Daz on Retaliation, Revenge And Get Back?I think Daz and Soopa did that together. Soopa was Daz's only ghost producer besides Dean and one more others.
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