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EAZY-LI

dj yella appreciation thread
« on: March 16, 2009, 04:58:11 AM »
yella dresta (streets wont let me go)


4 the e


ren and yella bangin in L.A


yella and dirty red westside story


yomo mulkie mocking bird pro by yella


yella and dirty red aint no luv


bone thugs foe luv of money pro yella


eazy-e and ren muphucckin real pro yella


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Re: dj yella appreciation thread
« Reply #1 on: March 16, 2009, 06:04:14 AM »
you´re missin "daz´z how im livin" by BG Knocc out.
 

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Re: dj yella appreciation thread
« Reply #2 on: March 16, 2009, 08:38:01 AM »
 Yella's cool.  I always felt bad that they didn't hardly mention him when they were talking about doing the N.W.A. reunion.  To me, that was a bigger slight against the authenticity of the original group than going ahead without Eazy.  The Eazy-E thing couldn't be helped because he had passed away.  So if they were going to do the project, they either had to get someone else to fill in, or just do it, minus one member.   But in Yella's case, it seemed like they were keeping him out of the project for no reason.  I remember back in like '99 when Dre, Cube, Ren, and Snoop were doing all the interviews for "Not These Niggaz Again," it seemed like the interviewers wouldn't even ask them if Yella was going to be involved with the project.  They'd inevitably bring up Eazy, but poor Yella always got left out.  I'd watch the shit and be like "WTF" they're not even mentioning dude.
 

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Re: dj yella appreciation thread
« Reply #3 on: March 16, 2009, 08:55:24 AM »
you´re missin "daz´z how im livin" by BG Knocc out.

the remix or the orignal? i did think bout putting that up.

you´re missin:
Yomo and Maulkie

i couldnt find there vid on youtube the one where having go at
rap doing RnB.

Yella's cool.  I always felt bad that they didn't hardly mention him when they were talking about doing the N.W.A. reunion.  To me, that was a bigger slight against the authenticity of the original group than going ahead without Eazy.  The Eazy-E thing couldn't be helped because he had passed away.  So if they were going to do the project, they either had to get someone else to fill in, or just do it, minus one member.   But in Yella's case, it seemed like they were keeping him out of the project for no reason.  I remember back in like '99 when Dre, Cube, Ren, and Snoop were doing all the interviews for "Not These Niggaz Again," it seemed like the interviewers wouldn't even ask them if Yella was going to be involved with the project.  They'd inevitably bring up Eazy, but poor Yella always got left out.  I'd watch the shit and be like "WTF" they're not even mentioning dude.

yeah i know it was sad when they were like that i think if it wasn't for Dre
we would probable would of had a 3rd n.w.a album by now.
i think ren was trying to include yella when he said this beware this 4 niggaz.
The Boyz N Tha Hood Are Always Hard
But Some Times The Boyz Leave Tha Hood
And Roll With God....

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Re: dj yella appreciation thread
« Reply #4 on: March 16, 2009, 09:07:52 AM »
You can find yomo and maulkies mockingbird video on youtube

there it is i keeped typing Yoko keep getting some John Lennon shit lol
I'm what u wud call mentality retarded

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Re: dj yella appreciation thread
« Reply #5 on: March 17, 2009, 04:44:59 PM »
Yella's cool.  I always felt bad that they didn't hardly mention him when they were talking about doing the N.W.A. reunion.  To me, that was a bigger slight against the authenticity of the original group than going ahead without Eazy.  The Eazy-E thing couldn't be helped because he had passed away.  So if they were going to do the project, they either had to get someone else to fill in, or just do it, minus one member.   But in Yella's case, it seemed like they were keeping him out of the project for no reason.  I remember back in like '99 when Dre, Cube, Ren, and Snoop were doing all the interviews for "Not These Niggaz Again," it seemed like the interviewers wouldn't even ask them if Yella was going to be involved with the project.  They'd inevitably bring up Eazy, but poor Yella always got left out.  I'd watch the shit and be like "WTF" they're not even mentioning dude.

I feel you, but at the same time what would the hell would he do? At that time Yella had quit producing and was making porno films. He never rapped with NWA, plus Dre had stepped his game up and was the far better producer. To me Yella was always the weakest link. 
 

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Re: dj yella appreciation thread
« Reply #6 on: March 18, 2009, 06:50:57 PM »
Yella's cool.  I always felt bad that they didn't hardly mention him when they were talking about doing the N.W.A. reunion.  To me, that was a bigger slight against the authenticity of the original group than going ahead without Eazy.  The Eazy-E thing couldn't be helped because he had passed away.  So if they were going to do the project, they either had to get someone else to fill in, or just do it, minus one member.   But in Yella's case, it seemed like they were keeping him out of the project for no reason.  I remember back in like '99 when Dre, Cube, Ren, and Snoop were doing all the interviews for "Not These Niggaz Again," it seemed like the interviewers wouldn't even ask them if Yella was going to be involved with the project.  They'd inevitably bring up Eazy, but poor Yella always got left out.  I'd watch the shit and be like "WTF" they're not even mentioning dude.

I feel you, but at the same time what would the hell would he do? At that time Yella had quit producing and was making porno films. He never rapped with NWA, plus Dre had stepped his game up and was the far better producer. To me Yella was always the weakest link. 

I think Yella's involvement would probably have had to be in a smaller capacity if he was included, but he probably could have handled some of the production.  I know that now Dre is the bigger star, and they doubtlessly wanted him to handle most of it.  But at the same time, it just seems like they should have had him involved.  I know he's got the adult movie thing going and all, but I think he would have liked the opportunity to revisit his N.W.A. days once more.  I remember him saying in an interview that he'd be happy to be involved in the reunion if they asked him.
 

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Re: dj yella appreciation thread
« Reply #7 on: March 18, 2009, 06:53:28 PM »
Yella's cool.  I always felt bad that they didn't hardly mention him when they were talking about doing the N.W.A. reunion.  To me, that was a bigger slight against the authenticity of the original group than going ahead without Eazy.  The Eazy-E thing couldn't be helped because he had passed away.  So if they were going to do the project, they either had to get someone else to fill in, or just do it, minus one member.   But in Yella's case, it seemed like they were keeping him out of the project for no reason.  I remember back in like '99 when Dre, Cube, Ren, and Snoop were doing all the interviews for "Not These Niggaz Again," it seemed like the interviewers wouldn't even ask them if Yella was going to be involved with the project.  They'd inevitably bring up Eazy, but poor Yella always got left out.  I'd watch the shit and be like "WTF" they're not even mentioning dude.

Yeah, that was some bullshit. But i remember Dre or Cube sayin that Yella was too busy makin porn or somethin like that.
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Re: dj yella appreciation thread
« Reply #8 on: March 18, 2009, 10:07:30 PM »
bone thugs ft. eazy-e "foe tha love of $" easily one of the best if not the best beat ever produced by yella, classic mellow gangsta vibe that the whole world knows......... i wish i could hear yella produce more beats like this. one of the most classic west coast beats period.

 

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Re: dj yella appreciation thread
« Reply #9 on: March 19, 2009, 01:01:33 AM »
Yella's cool.  I always felt bad that they didn't hardly mention him when they were talking about doing the N.W.A. reunion.  To me, that was a bigger slight against the authenticity of the original group than going ahead without Eazy.  The Eazy-E thing couldn't be helped because he had passed away.  So if they were going to do the project, they either had to get someone else to fill in, or just do it, minus one member.   But in Yella's case, it seemed like they were keeping him out of the project for no reason.  I remember back in like '99 when Dre, Cube, Ren, and Snoop were doing all the interviews for "Not These Niggaz Again," it seemed like the interviewers wouldn't even ask them if Yella was going to be involved with the project.  They'd inevitably bring up Eazy, but poor Yella always got left out.  I'd watch the shit and be like "WTF" they're not even mentioning dude.
if i'm not mistaken, they tried to get Yella involved, but it didn't happen

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Re: dj yella appreciation thread
« Reply #10 on: March 19, 2009, 09:37:24 AM »
I remember yella saying it wasnt a proper reunion
and if it was he would be in it.
and lets face it wasnt it was just two tracks so it dont really matter.

i would love to hear a album by cube ren and yella they dont need dre to me.

bone thugs ft. eazy-e "foe tha love of $" easily one of the best if not the best beat ever produced by yella, classic mellow gangsta vibe that the whole world knows......... i wish i could hear yella produce more beats like this. one of the most classic west coast beats period.



yellas got other trakes like that like muthaphucckin real
and streets wont let me go and even eazys still a nigga
The Boyz N Tha Hood Are Always Hard
But Some Times The Boyz Leave Tha Hood
And Roll With God....

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Re: dj yella appreciation thread
« Reply #11 on: March 19, 2009, 10:20:17 AM »
i think ren was trying to include yella when he said this beware this 4 niggaz.

Ren, Cube, Dre, Snoop...4 niggas


Wasn't there a rumor that Dre couldn't get in contact with Yella and said he wouldn't do the project unless he was included?
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Re: dj yella appreciation thread
« Reply #12 on: March 20, 2009, 06:17:49 AM »
i think ren was trying to include yella when he said this beware this 4 niggaz.

Ren, Cube, Dre, Snoop...4 niggas


ren said it on Hello not on chin check snoop wasnt on the hello track
so i think he ment yella. i could be wrong.
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Re: dj yella appreciation thread
« Reply #13 on: March 21, 2009, 02:02:21 AM »
i would love to hear a album by cube ren and yella they dont need dre to me.

I'd rather see a Dre and Cube album. Ren too if possible. Shit will never happen.
 

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Re: dj yella appreciation thread
« Reply #14 on: March 21, 2009, 02:09:01 AM »
I remember yella saying it wasnt a proper reunion
and if it was he would be in it.
and lets face it wasnt it was just two tracks so it dont really matter.

i would love to hear a album by cube ren and yella they dont need dre to me.


bone thugs ft. eazy-e "foe tha love of $"easily one of the best if not the best beat ever produced by yella, classic mellow gangsta vibe that the whole world knows......... i wish i could hear yella produce more beats like this. one of the most classic west coast beats period.



yellas got other trakes like that like muthaphucckin real
and streets wont let me go and even eazys still a nigga


you're crazy  :o