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^fair enough anyway, notice how It's On (Dr. Dre) 187um Killa got a lot votes sure, like i told you before, i don't like the production on Eazy Duz It as much as the NWA stuff; the sound of 187um Killa is more appealing to me perhaps it got so many votes because of the G-Funk?
anyway, overall I'd say that Eazy Duz it is Eazy's best work
he suffered a lot after Dre's departure, though Rhythm D made up for some of it on the It's On EP by the way, did you notice how close the production of the It's On track is to Dre's stuff from that period?
Quote from: Dre-Day on January 25, 2009, 01:44:28 AM^fair enough anyway, notice how It's On (Dr. Dre) 187um Killa got a lot votes sure, like i told you before, i don't like the production on Eazy Duz It as much as the NWA stuff; the sound of 187um Killa is more appealing to me perhaps it got so many votes because of the G-Funk?Could be.... I love Dre's production on Eazy Duz It.... that's pretty much G-Funk in my ears.Quote from: Dre-Day on January 25, 2009, 01:44:28 AManyway, overall I'd say that Eazy Duz it is Eazy's best work NO doubt about that....shit is classic.Quote from: Dre-Day on January 25, 2009, 01:44:28 AMhe suffered a lot after Dre's departure, though Rhythm D made up for some of it on the It's On EP by the way, did you notice how close the production of the It's On track is to Dre's stuff from that period? Rhythm D was between both camps,he was over at Death Row as well (he speaks on it on the; Tha Westside DVD)Not sure how involved he was.... (he ended up at Ruthless... so... )but like I said before I believe that whole sound was a collective effort,they all got inspired of each others work.(Dre,Cold 187um,Colin Wolfe,Chris "The Glove" Taylor,Daz,Warren G,LayLaw,Yella and Rhythm D)They all made their own little twist to it,so it's all good as far as I'm concerned.
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Quote from: Chad Vader on January 25, 2009, 02:19:06 AMQuote from: Dre-Day on January 25, 2009, 01:44:28 AM^fair enough anyway, notice how It's On (Dr. Dre) 187um Killa got a lot votes sure, like i told you before, i don't like the production on Eazy Duz It as much as the NWA stuff; the sound of 187um Killa is more appealing to me perhaps it got so many votes because of the G-Funk?Could be.... I love Dre's production on Eazy Duz It.... that's pretty much G-Funk in my ears.Quote from: Dre-Day on January 25, 2009, 01:44:28 AManyway, overall I'd say that Eazy Duz it is Eazy's best work NO doubt about that....shit is classic.Quote from: Dre-Day on January 25, 2009, 01:44:28 AMhe suffered a lot after Dre's departure, though Rhythm D made up for some of it on the It's On EP by the way, did you notice how close the production of the It's On track is to Dre's stuff from that period? Rhythm D was between both camps,he was over at Death Row as well (he speaks on it on the; Tha Westside DVD)Not sure how involved he was.... (he ended up at Ruthless... so... )but like I said before I believe that whole sound was a collective effort,they all got inspired of each others work.(Dre,Cold 187um,Colin Wolfe,Chris "The Glove" Taylor,Daz,Warren G,LayLaw,Yella and Rhythm D)They all made their own little twist to it,so it's all good as far as I'm concerned. true, Snoop said something along those lines as well.anyway, it's cool with me too, i just found the similarities interesting
Quote from: Dre-Day on January 25, 2009, 03:44:49 AMQuote from: Chad Vader on January 25, 2009, 02:19:06 AMQuote from: Dre-Day on January 25, 2009, 01:44:28 AM^fair enough anyway, notice how It's On (Dr. Dre) 187um Killa got a lot votes sure, like i told you before, i don't like the production on Eazy Duz It as much as the NWA stuff; the sound of 187um Killa is more appealing to me perhaps it got so many votes because of the G-Funk?Could be.... I love Dre's production on Eazy Duz It.... that's pretty much G-Funk in my ears.Quote from: Dre-Day on January 25, 2009, 01:44:28 AManyway, overall I'd say that Eazy Duz it is Eazy's best work NO doubt about that....shit is classic.Quote from: Dre-Day on January 25, 2009, 01:44:28 AMhe suffered a lot after Dre's departure, though Rhythm D made up for some of it on the It's On EP by the way, did you notice how close the production of the It's On track is to Dre's stuff from that period? Rhythm D was between both camps,he was over at Death Row as well (he speaks on it on the; Tha Westside DVD)Not sure how involved he was.... (he ended up at Ruthless... so... )but like I said before I believe that whole sound was a collective effort,they all got inspired of each others work.(Dre,Cold 187um,Colin Wolfe,Chris "The Glove" Taylor,Daz,Warren G,LayLaw,Yella and Rhythm D)They all made their own little twist to it,so it's all good as far as I'm concerned. true, Snoop said something along those lines as well.anyway, it's cool with me too, i just found the similarities interesting Where did Snoop say that?
Wtf this cd is classic from start to finish-Intro 5/5 +-Real Muthafuckin G's 10/5 +-Any Last wordz - 5/5 +-Gimmie that nut 4/5 +-G Mixx 5/5 +-Down to the last roach 6/5=
str8. off tha streetz is my fav. but i love all (most of) eazy's albums.
str8. off tha streetz is my fav. but i love all eazy's albums. imo death row won the battle because after dre left ruthless sunk like the titanic (even though the shit eazy was kickin' was the truth).
str8. off tha streetz is my fav. but i love all eazy's albums. IMO death row won the battle because after Dre left ruthless sunk like the titanic(even though the shit eazy was kicking' was the truth).
wtf its on went 2x platbone went 4x platthen east 1999 sold like 9 million so how did ruthless sink like the titanic lolwhat like for year lol
Quote from: Classic Material on January 25, 2009, 02:10:24 PMstr8. off tha streetz is my fav. but i love all eazy's albums. IMO death row won the battle because after Dre left ruthless sunk like the titanic(even though the shit eazy was kicking' was the truth).Ruthless got 1/4 of what Dre did after he left Death Row,so Dre's success as a solo artist for Snoop was really Eazy´s pay day Quote from: EAZY-LI on January 26, 2009, 03:01:44 AMwtf its on went 2x platbone went 4x platthen east 1999 sold like 9 million so how did ruthless sink like the titanic lolwhat like for year lol True that,Eazy hit jackpot with Bone.
Quote from: Chad Vader on January 28, 2009, 03:50:22 AMQuote from: Classic Material on January 25, 2009, 02:10:24 PMstr8. off tha streetz is my fav. but i love all eazy's albums. IMO death row won the battle because after Dre left ruthless sunk like the titanic(even though the shit eazy was kicking' was the truth).Ruthless got 1/4 of what Dre did after he left Death Row,so Dre's success as a solo artist for Snoop was really Eazy´s pay day Quote from: EAZY-LI on January 26, 2009, 03:01:44 AMwtf its on went 2x platbone went 4x platthen east 1999 sold like 9 million so how did ruthless sink like the titanic lolwhat like for year lol True that,Eazy hit jackpot with Bone.yeah and even shock of the hour went platinumand above the law did as well just because they were underground don'tmean they records didn't sell.i reckon that ruthless probably sold more records than deathrowthey at least have a better catalog anyway
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