Murder These Murderers feat Kam prod. by Dr. Dre

[Detox Iz Not Active]

Unless this shit actually leaks, I feel sorry for anyone who thinks this track actually is real




In this day of music,  there is no such thing a song that is "too controversial", and a laughably bad excuse by Snoop

[Northwest Ryda]

Man industry politics r an every day thing. Artists have to deal with that bullshit from record-execs... they proly thought it was a bad look man. Snoop also been hassled by the police lateley he said that too... i still thought it would be released if it existed... but I wouldn't jump to the conclusion that snoopy was lying about that shit.

[Detox Iz Not Active]

Man industry politics r an every day thing. Artists have to deal with that bullshit from record-execs... they proly thought it was a bad look man. Snoop also been hassled by the police lateley he said that too... i still thought it would be released if it existed... but I wouldn't jump to the conclusion that snoopy was lying about that shit.

Snoop rapping about killin and gangbangin is something he does on every album, what would make this song so special?

[IzUwitIt]

Snoop & Dre are both gonna be involved in this new Kam album. Im thinkin maybe that track will show up on Self & Kind

[R-Tistic]

It sounds like it was controversial, not because it was about the typical "kill a n'ga" rap, but because it was talkin more at the government, police, and whoever else up there. So they were probably talkin bout killin the prez and things like that...which would still do more good for them than bad

[Meho]

Well, Interscope did block Young Bucks "Fuck The Police" from being on the album. You never know.

[We Fly High]

Well, I've heard the track, but only once, and i can tell you its 100% real. I told the board about the song before snoop even mentioned it in any interview.

[Z the laidback Virus]

What's with Dre being involved in Kam's new album? Snoop I can imagine (no pun intended, considering we're talking about him, Dre and Kam) but Dr. Dre?

[Noname]

I thought this was gonna be on that Blue carpet treatment cartoon.

[We Fly High]

Snoop briefly mentioned a controversial Dre track in July 2006 interview with dubcnn,
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Dubcnn: You said you worked with Dre, is that gonna be on the record?

Yeah yeah, we got a record, a vicious record. This record is very controversial. On some controversial shit, I don't even wanna give it away. It ain't on no getting at niggas, but just on some controversial shit.
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but I made this post about this "Murder these Murderers" song back in September 22, 2006, and specified that Kam was on it, so you know its one hunned true.

http://www.dubcnn.com/connect/index.php?topic=121262.msg1255527#msg1255527

[IzUwitIt]

What's with Dre being involved in Kam's new album? Snoop I can imagine (no pun intended, considering we're talking about him, Dre and Kam) but Dr. Dre?

http://www.dubcnn.com/connect/index.php?topic=139618.0

& how u get to hear that shit We Fly High?

[Al Bundy]

What's with Dre being involved in Kam's new album? Snoop I can imagine (no pun intended, considering we're talking about him, Dre and Kam) but Dr. Dre?

http://www.dubcnn.com/connect/index.php?topic=139618.0

& how u get to hear that shit We Fly High?

I think he works for Doggystyle

[The Great Elephant]

It sounds like it was controversial, not because it was about the typical "kill a n'ga" rap, but because it was talkin more at the government, police, and whoever else up there. So they were probably talkin bout killin the prez and things like that...which would still do more good for them than bad

yeah thats exactly what i was thinking.  tbct could have been on a whole other tip if he put that song out there, maybe thats why he left it off.  especially when considering those involved, snoopy definitely could have one upped nas on his whole hhid thing to a point.

in my opinion if he put that out there, it really would have shaken up his image.  so instead of using that type of song to go platinum he gets arrested a couple times for gun charges and shit so people will say that he's going back to the doggfather shit instead of trying to be intellectual and have the rest of his album get dissected.  thats the only reason i can think of as to why he would delete the files on that track.

[The Great Elephant]

also, he would have needed dre rappin on there instead of kam.  and that would probably fuck up the way people listen to detox so dre said no.

[Si-Chiggedy]

Snoop said in the interview that they deleted the files, the song doesn't exist nomore...