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Quote from: Dre-Day - Officer of the Kill Jimmy Iovine Movement on April 24, 2008, 06:46:47 AMQuote from: Kilo2 - WCA on April 23, 2008, 08:23:51 PMDre usually does 60 tracks per album. Dre really did have a nice work ethic.i wonder where you got those numbers from; they're definitely not correct ( go check one of Chad's topics with the magazine scans if you want proof).and even if it's true that the original Chronic 2 consists of 20 tracks, then i'm quite sure the majority of them are not in the death row vaults, as dre worked at home at the time he was working on that project.1995 on Dre didn't work around Death Row, he got smart and worked at home so Suge couldn't get his shit. There was 20 tracks made for Chronic 2 that includes various beats and so on. Dre does a lot of work.
Quote from: Kilo2 - WCA on April 23, 2008, 08:23:51 PMDre usually does 60 tracks per album. Dre really did have a nice work ethic.i wonder where you got those numbers from; they're definitely not correct ( go check one of Chad's topics with the magazine scans if you want proof).and even if it's true that the original Chronic 2 consists of 20 tracks, then i'm quite sure the majority of them are not in the death row vaults, as dre worked at home at the time he was working on that project.
Dre usually does 60 tracks per album. Dre really did have a nice work ethic.
Quote from: Kilo2 - WCA on April 24, 2008, 01:30:39 PMQuote from: Dre-Day - Officer of the Kill Jimmy Iovine Movement on April 24, 2008, 06:46:47 AMQuote from: Kilo2 - WCA on April 23, 2008, 08:23:51 PMDre usually does 60 tracks per album. Dre really did have a nice work ethic.i wonder where you got those numbers from; they're definitely not correct ( go check one of Chad's topics with the magazine scans if you want proof).and even if it's true that the original Chronic 2 consists of 20 tracks, then i'm quite sure the majority of them are not in the death row vaults, as dre worked at home at the time he was working on that project.1995 on Dre didn't work around Death Row, he got smart and worked at home so Suge couldn't get his shit. There was 20 tracks made for Chronic 2 that includes various beats and so on. Dre does a lot of work.again, where did you get that from?
look man I been around since the days of snoopsdogghouse,com and shit and Ive been watchin yall cats bicker for years about this shit...just put the music out and get money or take it in a cave with you and keep it to yourself.are yall seriously gonna make some moves ith this shit or is this another floss session.some one negged me for saying eurowig...LMAO
Quote from: petey on April 24, 2008, 01:44:57 PMlook man I been around since the days of snoopsdogghouse,com and shit and Ive been watchin yall cats bicker for years about this shit...just put the music out and get money or take it in a cave with you and keep it to yourself.are yall seriously gonna make some moves ith this shit or is this another floss session.some one negged me for saying eurowig...LMAOThis isn't a floss session, the only reason we haven't released shit as of yet was because we got too damn busy with too much shit on our plates. Back in 2006, we actually planned on doing a 4 Disc Dogg Pound Unreleased set/Playa P type deal using Snocap on Myspace to distribute the shit, but we said fuck it. It's just a matter if the fans want it.
Our shit will be PURE CDQ.
Quote from: Kilo2 - WCA on April 24, 2008, 02:38:19 PM Our shit will be PURE CDQ.yeah that's all what you want to heard. thanks for the all the info. i'm just fuckin astonished to read that they are 12000 unrelsead songs hold by nino right now!
Quote from: Kilo2 - WCA on April 24, 2008, 01:30:39 PMQuote from: Dre-Day - Officer of the Kill Jimmy Iovine Movement on April 24, 2008, 06:46:47 AMQuote from: Kilo2 - WCA on April 23, 2008, 08:23:51 PMDre usually does 60 tracks per album. Dre really did have a nice work ethic.i wonder where you got those numbers from; they're definitely not correct ( go check one of Chad's topics with the magazine scans if you want proof).and even if it's true that the original Chronic 2 consists of 20 tracks, then i'm quite sure the majority of them are not in the death row vaults, as dre worked at home at the time he was working on that project.1995 on Dre didn't work around Death Row, he got smart and worked at home so Suge couldn't get his shit. There was 20 tracks made for Chronic 2 that includes various beats and so on. Dre does a lot of work.suge and his boys str8 jacked dre when dre left. showed up with bats and dre didnt want no drama