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LJ is K9's homie. 98Ways = Nino.
Quote from: The Real Kilo2 on July 08, 2008, 06:28:15 AMLJ is K9's homie. 98Ways = Nino.Thx.But You Donīt Know Who The Producer Credited As Maryion Was Right?So Suge Made Couple Beats Here And There?
In the music industry, the executive producer of an album is often in control of the business side of production, distribution, and promotion. This role can entail obtaining financing, allocating the budget, etc. At times, the executive producer may also provide artistic input such as which songs are placed in the final cut and the order in which the songs are placed. In this instance, the executive producer is usually someone who has had input in producing some of the tracks on the album. A particular executive producer's name attached to an album is sometimes used as a selling point to distributors.
realest says assassin on the track on 1 of the tracks fuckhollywood, i heavly doubt its dj mix king assassin lol.i dont think that assassin produced pacs all out either just took the fame 4 it
Does It Mean Suge Knight Produced The Songs?
Quote from: jory on July 08, 2008, 08:35:20 AMrealest says assassin on the track on 1 of the tracks fuckhollywood, i heavly doubt its dj mix king assassin lol.i dont think that assassin produced pacs all out either just took the fame 4 it in 1994 assassin was rolling with Pac, Stretch, Syke, Double Jep, Dee (Boss fame), Shock G etc. thats when he produced "Real Bad Boyz" granted it never came out until a late 95 bootleg in the bay, and the official 1997 releaseSuge named Assassin as a death row producer on "welcome to death row"
"Real Bad Boyz" granted it never came out until a late 95 bootleg in the bay, and the official 1997 release
Nah, Suge don't do beats.
LJ is K9's homie.98Ways = Nino.
Quote from: Hack Wilson on July 08, 2008, 09:09:37 AMQuote from: jory on July 08, 2008, 08:35:20 AMrealest says assassin on the track on 1 of the tracks fuckhollywood, i heavly doubt its dj mix king assassin lol.i dont think that assassin produced pacs all out either just took the fame 4 it in 1994 assassin was rolling with Pac, Stretch, Syke, Double Jep, Dee (Boss fame), Shock G etc. thats when he produced "Real Bad Boyz" granted it never came out until a late 95 bootleg in the bay, and the official 1997 releaseSuge named Assassin as a death row producer on "welcome to death row"btw: double jepordy=rated r and macadoshis.i noticed that realest says "assassin on the track" too but no, he wasnt on "fuck hollywood" thats what credits say atleast.assassin a house-prod.?heard about it before, but theres no tracks (that we know of) prod. by assassin.Quote"Real Bad Boyz" granted it never came out until a late 95 bootleg in the bay, and the official 1997 releasewhat bootleg?it was no bootleg, it was released on assassinīs "Hitworks volume 1" (i have this album) and the bootleg "the here after" had a remix of it, without Bo$$ and edi, homie of assassin, was miscredited as "daddy marco", the bootleg "the here after" was full of shit, the booklet-info was: assassin is dead and shit.QuoteNah, Suge don't do beats. wtf is: "Big simon", or "big simon says" then?QuoteLJ is K9's homie.98Ways = Nino.how ya know that heīs k-9īs homie and not sugeīs alias?
wtf is: "Big simon", or "big simon says" then?
Quotewtf is: "Big simon", or "big simon says" then?PM Me If Yall Want That Assassin Album.