Damn, I never realized that was ________ on __________............

[Kaligula]

i didnt know:
hurt-em-badd was in b-rezell
i thought dee tha mad bitch was boss
 

According to Timberland's myspace page, he produced Blowed Away, even though it's credited to Devante. Crazy, no?

[Larrabee]

It took me a while to figure out that MC Ren had vocals on 2001's "Bang Bang"

[Tanjential]

i didnt know:
hurt-em-badd was in b-rezell
i thought dee tha mad bitch was boss
 

According to Timberland's myspace page, he produced Blowed Away, even though it's credited to Devante. Crazy, no?

from that soundtrack?

It took me a while to figure out that MC Ren had vocals on 2001's "Bang Bang"

which part? i know there's an unreleased version...but did an adlib or something get left on the actual 2001 version?
-T

[Tha Psycho Hustla]

i didnt know:
hurt-em-badd was in b-rezell
i thought dee tha mad bitch was boss
 

According to Timberland's myspace page, he produced Blowed Away, even though it's credited to Devante. Crazy, no?

yeh i know..i think timbo just re-produced or mixed it, whatever.

"I lay, and say what I say
All due respects to Tim and DeVante'
For makin' a track that's fat, now it's time to get paid
So pass the J, and let's get blowed away"

datz hurt-em-badd rappin

[Digital Pimpin']

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i didnt know:
hurt-em-badd was in b-rezell
i thought dee tha mad bitch was boss
 

According to Timberland's myspace page, he produced Blowed Away, even though it's credited to Devante. Crazy, no?

yeh i know..i think timbo just re-produced or mixed it, whatever.

"I lay, and say what I say
All due respects to Tim and DeVante'
For makin' a track that's fat, now it's time to get paid
So pass the J, and let's get blowed away"

datz hurt-em-badd rappin

Timbo's got vocals on  that track too "it's all good"

[Fatdodger]

I have heard long beach to brick city a couple times and have never heard warren g on it even tho the cover of paid the cost says he on it and oh yeah i had never realized eazy-e was on for the love of money and i used to think that back in the day xzibit was from the south thats why i never listened to him with names like mystical juvinile and other names like that

[Tha Psycho Hustla]

yall know the track "mirror, mirror" by smooth b. from "one million strong comp."?
it says it has prince ital joe on it but i cant hear him doing shit.wtf?
discogs.com even says: "ragga chant by: prince ital joe"
wtf?

[Tha Psycho Hustla]

didnt know "makaveli" was 2pac when i started listening to 2pac

p.s. i was 10.

[Larrabee]

Ren's vocals on "Bang Bang" are part of the chorus. He's the one saying "Bang, bang...bang bang!"

I forgot where I read that, but if you listen real close it sounds alot like him. Could be wrong though.

[R-Tistic]

Ren's vocals on "Bang Bang" are part of the chorus. He's the one saying "Bang, bang...bang bang!"

I forgot where I read that, but if you listen real close it sounds alot like him. Could be wrong though.

Damm, was it a sample from an older song, or did he record it just for that song?

[R-Tistic]

didnt know "makaveli" was 2pac when i started listening to 2pac

p.s. i was 10.

LOL, that's cute. But I can't front, it took me a while back in 93-94 to realize that Biggie Smalls was Notorious B.I.G...because the first songs I heard from him were with Heavy D, and it said "Feat. Biggie Smalls" and that's when he had that high rappin style...and the next songs I heard were under "Notorious B.I.G." and he sounded more laid back...so I figured he was his brother or somethin.

[Tanjential]

didnt know "makaveli" was 2pac when i started listening to 2pac

p.s. i was 10.

LOL, that's cute. But I can't front, it took me a while back in 93-94 to realize that Biggie Smalls was Notorious B.I.G...because the first songs I heard from him were with Heavy D, and it said "Feat. Biggie Smalls" and that's when he had that high rappin style...and the next songs I heard were under "Notorious B.I.G." and he sounded more laid back...so I figured he was his brother or somethin.

whaaat? I've never heard that era of biggie stuff at all.

-T

[Larrabee]

Ren's vocals on "Bang Bang" are part of the chorus. He's the one saying "Bang, bang...bang bang!"

I forgot where I read that, but if you listen real close it sounds alot like him. Could be wrong though.

Damm, was it a sample from an older song, or did he record it just for that song?

Recorded for the song along with that verse that was cut from the final version.

[R-Tistic]

didnt know "makaveli" was 2pac when i started listening to 2pac

p.s. i was 10.

LOL, that's cute. But I can't front, it took me a while back in 93-94 to realize that Biggie Smalls was Notorious B.I.G...because the first songs I heard from him were with Heavy D, and it said "Feat. Biggie Smalls" and that's when he had that high rappin style...and the next songs I heard were under "Notorious B.I.G." and he sounded more laid back...so I figured he was his brother or somethin.

whaaat? I've never heard that era of biggie stuff at all.

-T

Yeah, if you listen to all those old remixes, he  used that high rappin voice...even on "Dead wrong", that sounds more like his old style. It's some remix he was on with Diddy back in 93, and they still show the video for it sometimes on BET...him, Diddy, and somebody else were at a cafe table rappin n shit, and I thiink he started off like "I love it when they call me big poppa" which is where he originally used what is now the hook for "Big Poppa".

[T-Dub]

didnt know "makaveli" was 2pac when i started listening to 2pac

p.s. i was 10.

LOL, that's cute. But I can't front, it took me a while back in 93-94 to realize that Biggie Smalls was Notorious B.I.G...because the first songs I heard from him were with Heavy D, and it said "Feat. Biggie Smalls" and that's when he had that high rappin style...and the next songs I heard were under "Notorious B.I.G." and he sounded more laid back...so I figured he was his brother or somethin.

whaaat? I've never heard that era of biggie stuff at all.

-T

Yeah, if you listen to all those old remixes, he  used that high rappin voice...even on "Dead wrong", that sounds more like his old style. It's some remix he was on with Diddy back in 93, and they still show the video for it sometimes on BET...him, Diddy, and somebody else were at a cafe table rappin n shit, and I thiink he started off like "I love it when they call me big poppa" which is where he originally used what is now the hook for "Big Poppa".

Is it Supercat's "Dolly My Baby (Remix)"?