(unreleased) The D.O.C. - The year after (produced by Erotic D)Sean Thomas: keys

[Dre-Day]

There was one track he wanted to use called "The year after", bringing us back to the two faced n-gga Sean Thomas the keyboard, I let him hear the song and he played keyboards on the original song so he went back and told Dre before the record came out. At the time I was pissed of at him but I should have thanked him because that gave me a chance to remix the record.
http://www.dubcnn.com/interviews/eroticd-part2/

http://soundcloud.com/erotic-d/the-hereafter-featuring-eddie

What the DOC up to these days? (& don't tell me "working on "Detox" please!) How bout some NEW DOC?

he was talking about a new type of surgery, to get most of his voice back. he could be talking shit though, as usual.

There was one track he wanted to use called "The year after", bringing us back to the two faced n-gga Sean Thomas the keyboard, I let him hear the song and he played keyboards on the original song so he went back and told Dre before the record came out. At the time I was pissed of at him but I should have thanked him because that gave me a chance to remix the record.
http://www.dubcnn.com/interviews/eroticd-part2/

http://soundcloud.com/erotic-d/the-hereafter-featuring-eddie

speaking of the erotic d/barney rubble connection.... i remember erotic d saying in one interview that he brought barney to dre, and that barney and erotic d worked together in texas.


and then there was this group called "life afta death"... that had a few songs out.... around 92/93. and on discogs, barney rubble is listed as the keyboardist for the group, and the only rapper i hear on their songs is erotic d.

i have a total of four of their songs, all from random compilations i found on the net. erotic d mentioned, in that same interview, i song he did with barney rubble that basically morphed into murder was the case... well the beat did.... and "words of a dead man" by life afta death definitely shares some elements beat wise with murder was the case. anyone else have that song or know what i'm talking about??? lol. and erotic d shouts out 92 or 93 on all four life afta death songs... so i know that they are actually from that era lol.

edit: actually now that i listen to the two songs back to back, i'm not sure exactly how similar they really are... but words of a dead man is still a dope ass song lol

dont think i've heard of the group, thanks for the info 

Thanks for the post, cool track.

I noticed a striking similarity in some of the synths on this track with the synths on California Love (which Sean Thomas was also credited for playing the keys on both the original and remix). Specifically the "whistle" sounding synths.

you're welcome, i figured adding sean thomas to the topic title would gather some interest. i never thought we would hear this version.

yeah i notice the similarities too

So Sam Sneed didn't make that song?  Hm didn't know that.

what made you think sam sneed produced songs for The D.O.C.?
The D.O.C. left death row and made Helter Skelter with Erotic D.

sam sneed worked with sean thomas too, that explains the similarities

[Will_B]

i hate it when artists only stream their music. it's 2012, put the damn mp3 up for download.

MP3 http://limelinx.com/files/bbbfa44fbf42c08679bf7be4d2a733bf

[Dre-Day]

There was one track he wanted to use called "The year after", bringing us back to the two faced n-gga Sean Thomas the keyboard, I let him hear the song and he played keyboards on the original song so he went back and told Dre before the record came out. At the time I was pissed of at him but I should have thanked him because that gave me a chance to remix the record.
http://www.dubcnn.com/interviews/eroticd-part2/

http://soundcloud.com/erotic-d/the-hereafter-featuring-eddie

speaking of the erotic d/barney rubble connection.... i remember erotic d saying in one interview that he brought barney to dre, and that barney and erotic d worked together in texas.


and then there was this group called "life afta death"... that had a few songs out.... around 92/93. and on discogs, barney rubble is listed as the keyboardist for the group, and the only rapper i hear on their songs is erotic d.

i have a total of four of their songs, all from random compilations i found on the net. erotic d mentioned, in that same interview, i song he did with barney rubble that basically morphed into murder was the case... well the beat did.... and "words of a dead man" by life afta death definitely shares some elements beat wise with murder was the case. anyone else have that song or know what i'm talking about??? lol. and erotic d shouts out 92 or 93 on all four life afta death songs... so i know that they are actually from that era lol.

edit: actually now that i listen to the two songs back to back, i'm not sure exactly how similar they really are... but words of a dead man is still a dope ass song lol

could you upload the 4 songs that you have? 

[Unforgivable by Sean John]

So Sam Sneed didn't make that song?  Hm didn't know that.

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sam sneed used the "its so hot" vocal sample in a different song, the song "its so hot" by him and drauma. maybe that's what you are thinking of?

and yea, a lot of sam sneeds death row beats had barney on the keys.

[Giesuz]

this is dope

[Raiders4Life]

If only there was a converter to transform The D.O.C.'s voice on tracks like this to his original voice.

[Dre-Day]

If only there was a converter to transform The D.O.C.'s voice on tracks like this to his original voice.

haha. but the voice fits the theme of the album
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[donfathaimmortal]

haha. but the voice fits the theme of the album
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[donfathaimmortal]

There was one track he wanted to use called "The year after", bringing us back to the two faced n-gga Sean Thomas the keyboard, I let him hear the song and he played keyboards on the original song so he went back and told Dre before the record came out. At the time I was pissed of at him but I should have thanked him because that gave me a chance to remix the record.
http://www.dubcnn.com/interviews/eroticd-part2/

http://soundcloud.com/erotic-d/the-hereafter-featuring-eddie

speaking of the erotic d/barney rubble connection.... i remember erotic d saying in one interview that he brought barney to dre, and that barney and erotic d worked together in texas.


and then there was this group called "life afta death"... that had a few songs out.... around 92/93. and on discogs, barney rubble is listed as the keyboardist for the group, and the only rapper i hear on their songs is erotic d.

i have a total of four of their songs, all from random compilations i found on the net. erotic d mentioned, in that same interview, i song he did with barney rubble that basically morphed into murder was the case... well the beat did.... and "words of a dead man" by life afta death definitely shares some elements beat wise with murder was the case. anyone else have that song or know what i'm talking about??? lol. and erotic d shouts out 92 or 93 on all four life afta death songs... so i know that they are actually from that era lol.

edit: actually now that i listen to the two songs back to back, i'm not sure exactly how similar they really are... but words of a dead man is still a dope ass song lol

could you upload the 4 songs that you have? 

I bought the last CD available on Amazon.com, I gonna uplload it for share this bitch-2-find item.