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wideawake is a disgrace to the death row legacydid Dre and Snoop not have enough money to just buy death row?
Quote from: JohnnyL on January 21, 2010, 03:15:52 PM The Ultimate Box Set is the Wideawake/Death Row Records release that I have the least problems with. It's not a perfect release, and I could have done without the first disc of "greatest hits," but I found it to be an overall improvement over their previous two releases. But what I do find to be very stupid is their plans for the upcoming Kurupt release. It's pointless, it won't make money, and in my opinion, it's a sign that they're not even trying anymore. I suppose we could all cross our fingers and hope that one day the company will land in the hands of more capable persons. But I seriously doubt that will happen. I'm not really a person who ordinarily believes in curses. But the constant problems that have plagued this company has started to make me think twice. How come? I take it you already own -> Greatest Hits Greatest Hits vol.2Very Best of Death Row15 Years on Death RowDeath Row: The Singles CollectionDeath Row: The Soundtrack collectionFellowship of The GreatSnoop Dogg's Greatest Hits, as well as all the Ron Winters ones such as:The ChronicleTha DoggTha prophet best of the worksDr Dre's Greatest HitsDeath Row presents: A Hip Hop HistoryDeath Row - Tha PartySnoops Death Row DayzDr Dre's Death Row Dayz2Pacs Death Row DayzSnoop & Dre's from Compton to Long Beach CD's as well?? Because if not, I guess the first disc in this box set is pretty ultimate if you ask me
The Ultimate Box Set is the Wideawake/Death Row Records release that I have the least problems with. It's not a perfect release, and I could have done without the first disc of "greatest hits," but I found it to be an overall improvement over their previous two releases. But what I do find to be very stupid is their plans for the upcoming Kurupt release. It's pointless, it won't make money, and in my opinion, it's a sign that they're not even trying anymore. I suppose we could all cross our fingers and hope that one day the company will land in the hands of more capable persons. But I seriously doubt that will happen. I'm not really a person who ordinarily believes in curses. But the constant problems that have plagued this company has started to make me think twice.
Quote from: JohnnyL on January 21, 2010, 03:15:52 PM The Ultimate Box Set is the Wideawake/Death Row Records release that I have the least problems with. It's not a perfect release, and I could have done without the first disc of "greatest hits," but I found it to be an overall improvement over their previous two releases. But what I do find to be very stupid is their plans for the upcoming Kurupt release. It's pointless, it won't make money, and in my opinion, it's a sign that they're not even trying anymore. I suppose we could all cross our fingers and hope that one day the company will land in the hands of more capable persons. But I seriously doubt that will happen. I'm not really a person who ordinarily believes in curses. But the constant problems that have plagued this company has started to make me think twice. How come? I take it you already own -> Greatest Hits Greatest Hits vol.2Very Best of Death Row15 Years on Death RowDeath Row: The Singles CollectionDeath Row: The Soundtrack collectionFellowship of The GreatSnoop Dogg's Greatest Hits, as well as all the Ron Winters ones such as:The ChronicleTha DoggTha prophet best of the worksDr Dre's Greatest HitsDeath Row presents: A Hip Hop HistoryDeath Row - Tha PartySnoops Death Row DayzDr Dre's Death Row Dayz2Pacs Death Row DayzDeath Row Dayz (3CD set)Snoop & Dre's from Compton to Long Beach CD's as well?? Because if not, I guess the first disc in this box set is pretty ultimate if you ask me
To the thread-starter:Dude, you complain way too much - if your so upset about the Box release [which was so far the best release from WideAwake] than I wanna see your reaction when that Kurupt crap will drop
Quote from: Mietek23 on January 22, 2010, 11:05:02 AMTo the thread-starter:Dude, you complain way too much - if your so upset about the Box release [which was so far the best release from WideAwake] than I wanna see your reaction when that Kurupt crap will drop The suicide rate among Death Row fans will be amazing. Fucking Hati won't need the red cross.
If I was to be the trustee, I would have allowed each main artist or their labels to purchase his/her own material. Dr Dre buy his for 3 million, Snoops for 3 million, Interscope for 2Pac's at 6 million, DPG at a million, and the remaining 6 million worth of material from the likes of Danny Boy, Michel'le, NINA, Crooked I, Petey Pablo, Jewel and so on be sold to a seperate company. This would have made releases a bit easier financially to be fully strengthened releases with no flaws, or major audio troubles and the lower end artists like Crooked I, Danny Boy releases to be released as solid albums to make good use of the larger talent out of the lower end artists for the company to purchase that bunch of material for the 6 million. Instead we have a full catalog purchased by "One" company subsequently who in hindsight if they f.... it up, may f.... up all the rest. At least with 4/5 different companies, the fans stand a better chance at gaining at least a few good solid high-quality releases
hey, I'm happy that we are getting this old music released.I understand where you are coming from, but you need to also look at it from a different perspective:They bought the DR material for like $18million. That is quite a substantial investment already...so they don't necessarily have much wiggle room for even more expenses on a project. Plus, look at the sales so far. The music industry is moving on, and money is just not made by selling cd's anymore. Bottom line...DR was just not a good investment, at least not at that price. So they have to do whatever they can to cut their losses.