EAZY-E THA GODFATHER OF GANGSTA RAP????

[riphuero]

MAN BEEN BUMPIN THESE CLASSIK ALBUMS BY THE GODFATHER BUT MAN IVE HEARD ABOUT 100 2PAC TRACKS AND HEARD A FEW TRACKS FROM EAZY E THAT R UNRELEASED..MY ? IS WHY HASNT A EAZY ALBUM BEEN RELEASED OR HE DIDNT RECORD ALOT OF TRACS..TO ALLU CPT GZ WHATS THE INFO ON THIS... BEEN WONDERIN SUM 1 NEEDS TO SHED LIGHT ON THIS.

[Mackin]

**Hiding In  the Corner wondering why dude is yelling and screaming***

[riphuero]

**Hiding In  the Corner wondering why dude is yelling and screaming***

WELL STOP SCREAMING.... AND STAY  OFF THAT 

[M Dogg™]

'Pac recorded something like 3 songs a day, every day. Eazy had writers and he basically only recorded when it was drop an album. Eazy also wanted for the right beats and 'Pac just basically spit on some rough beats and then others went after him and remixed it so it was ready for release.

[Mackin]

**Smirking**, Dude still don't get it..*..ah Well...

[Maully aka [Fitted Da Boss]]

'Pac recorded something like 3 songs a day, every day. Eazy had writers and he basically only recorded when it was drop an album. Eazy also wanted for the right beats and 'Pac just basically spit on some rough beats and then others went after him and remixed it so it was ready for release.

dont 4get alot of em were accapellas...

[C-BLUE]

MAN BEEN BUMPIN THESE CLASSIK ALBUMS BY THE GODFATHER BUT MAN IVE HEARD ABOUT 100 2PAC TRACKS AND HEARD A FEW TRACKS FROM EAZY E THAT R UNRELEASED..MY ? IS WHY HASNT A EAZY ALBUM BEEN RELEASED OR HE DIDNT RECORD ALOT OF TRACS..TO ALLU CPT GZ WHATS THE INFO ON THIS... BEEN WONDERIN SUM 1 NEEDS TO SHED LIGHT ON THIS.

there was alot of these little snippets he left behind cuzz but it's not even full songs so there is really no point in releasin that shitt.

[you gon always be my latin queen bitch]

i think theres a few candidates for the godfather of gangsta rap

eazy e
ice cube
big tray deee
 some more?

pac maybe but pac was more of a poet IMO

[Jcnn13]

Well Pac said before that he used to just spit over any shitty in house beat there was and then afterwards they could remix them and release them. I'm pretty sure that Eazy was more focused on the business side of his label, but you also have to remember that Eazy was also working on a new album before he died. "Str8 off the Streets Of Muthaphukkin Compton" was originally intended to be a double-disc album, but many tracks weren't finished before his death, and DJ Yella finished them. Most of the tracks off of the album were intended to feature artists, such as the track recorded with Guns & Roses that will never be released (thanks to Tomica) and other tracks that were never finished. Plus, after Eazy's death, employess of Ruthless Records stole a lot of material from the company, and it cannot be recovered. Not to mention mistakes made by employees (like when the original, full version of SleepWalkers was deleted after Bone-Thugs-N-Harmony recorded their verses) caused material to be lost. There are a few tracks that were confirmed by Tomica Wright to be real tracks that we will never get to hear, including an Eazy-E track with Guns & Roses and a song called "Yellow Brick Road to Compton"


R.I.P. Eric "Eazy-E" Wright

[acgrundy]

actually straight off the streets was supposed to be a 3 disc album, and eazy's final album

[h2k4]

**Hiding In  the Corner wondering why dude is yelling and screaming***

Haha!

[D-Stress]

'Pac recorded something like 3 songs a day, every day. Eazy had writers and he basically only recorded when it was drop an album. Eazy also wanted for the right beats and 'Pac just basically spit on some rough beats and then others went after him and remixed it so it was ready for release.

..and (still) sounded tight.

[Soopafly DPGC]

You never know what Eazy's got left...i've heard rumors there are upwards of 20-30 songs possibly unreleased from Eazy.  One with Guns and Roses called "Yellow Brick Road" which has never got released due to clearance issues.  There were a bunch of songs dissing Snoop and Dre that were made during the "It's On Dr. Dre EP" era that never got released due to Dre squashing the beef right before Eazy died.  And there are quite a few tracks that are in limbo due to Ruthless Records being run into the ground by Eazy's wife.  She doesn't seem to have any real desire of wanting to get these tracks out for people to hear.  He was supposed to have an album after the EP 5150 called "Temporary Insanity" that was scrapped once the feud with Dre started, so you gotta figure there are songs from that era out there.  There is supposedly a "Fuck The Police 2" with Rodney King in it that hasn't seen the light of day yet.  Bone had said one time they did a few more songs with Eazy that they don't know what happened to.  I think Yella also said he had some stuff from E, but I don't think him and Tomica get along real well, so he's not working with her.  Of course all this information is just rumors, nothing concretely confirmed as far as I know, but there's gotta be some truth to some of it.  Bottom line is all his unreleased stuff seems to be tied up in label politics.  I thought I heard somewhere that Ruthless Record's 20 or 25th Anniversary was coming up and they were trying to put together some kind of compilation with some unreleased Eazy songs, so who knows.  And I heard Lil E was trying to secure an unreleased verse from his Dad to put on his album, so maybe we'll see something.

[MY FIRST LOVE WAS HIP HOP]

Ice T and NWA are the godfathers of gangsta rap..

[Soopafly DPGC]

But Eazy's the one that got NWA into doing gangsta rap....Dre was doing Techno crap with Wrecking Cru and Cube was with CIA, who weren't doing "gangsta rap" per se....Eazy's the one that came up with the idea for NWA and the direction for their music.  You can say NWA are the godfathers of gangsta rap, but it's because of Eazy.  I don't know enough about the history of Ice T to comment on him, but i've never heard anyone call Ice T the godfather of gangsta rap.