Murder Dog Special on Eazy-E

[awol22222]

[Black Excellence]

a dope muthaphukkin' read.  r.i.p to the man that started it all 

[Black Excellence]

the documentary is still droppin' in december right ?

[KC-HOODSTA]

he deserves alll the credit because he doesnt get enough. but i still think if he didn't do what he did. somebody else would have came up and done the same TBH. theres always someone else.

[WESTWORLD]

some minor errors, but should of stated why Eazy got rid of Jerry Heller that would of opened some eyes.

[Black Excellence]

some minor errors, but should of stated why Eazy got rid of Jerry Heller that would of opened some eyes.

true.

[bouli77]

he deserves alll the credit because he doesnt get enough. but i still think if he didn't do what he did. somebody else would have came up and done the same TBH. theres always someone else.

exactly, that and the writer is full of himself, saying "that is how important how eazy e is" acting like he proved something when all he had done at that point in the article was ask a bunch of rhetorical questions (sometimes irrelevant) and associated a bunch of names with Eazy E.

but good article nonetheless, eazy e is underrated both as an artist and mogul.

[Hoodlum204]

Dope Read!

[Black Excellence]

he deserves alll the credit because he doesnt get enough. but i still think if he didn't do what he did. somebody else would have came up and done the same TBH. theres always someone else.

exactly, that and the writer is full of himself, saying "that is how important how eazy e is" acting like he proved something when all he had done at that point in the article was ask a bunch of rhetorical questions (sometimes irrelevant) and associated a bunch of names with Eazy E.

but good article nonetheless, eazy e is underrated both as an artist and mogul.

he kept it real it wouldn't have been the same without eazy involved. i'm glad he brought up the fact that eazy started writin' more and had major input on zaggin4efil after cube left eazy was definitely underrated as an artist and businessman. it's a damn shame these magazines don't even give eazy e his props no more.

[Cordozzar Drakko]

does he also make the cover of the mag?

[bouli77]

he deserves alll the credit because he doesnt get enough. but i still think if he didn't do what he did. somebody else would have came up and done the same TBH. theres always someone else.

exactly, that and the writer is full of himself, saying "that is how important how eazy e is" acting like he proved something when all he had done at that point in the article was ask a bunch of rhetorical questions (sometimes irrelevant) and associated a bunch of names with Eazy E.

but good article nonetheless, eazy e is underrated both as an artist and mogul.

he kept it real it wouldn't have been the same without eazy involved. i'm glad he brought up the fact that eazy started writin' more and had major input on zaggin4efil after cube left eazy was definitely underrated as an artist and businessman. it's a damn shame these magazines don't even give eazy e his props no more.

a flawed rationale is the root of bad journalism... he's preaching to the choir on this website so of course we appreciate his doing an article on eazy e. but he does more harm than good if he can't manage to get his point across.

[Black Excellence]

he deserves alll the credit because he doesnt get enough. but i still think if he didn't do what he did. somebody else would have came up and done the same TBH. theres always someone else.

exactly, that and the writer is full of himself, saying "that is how important how eazy e is" acting like he proved something when all he had done at that point in the article was ask a bunch of rhetorical questions (sometimes irrelevant) and associated a bunch of names with Eazy E.

but good article nonetheless, eazy e is underrated both as an artist and mogul.

he kept it real it wouldn't have been the same without eazy involved. i'm glad he brought up the fact that eazy started writin' more and had major input on zaggin4efil after cube left eazy was definitely underrated as an artist and businessman. it's a damn shame these magazines don't even give eazy e his props no more.

a flawed rationale is the root of bad journalism... he's preaching to the choir on this website so of course we appreciate his doing an article on eazy e. but he does more harm than good if he can't manage to get his point across.

i think he got it across well. allen s. gordon was one of the best writers as far as hip hop mags go.

[awol22222]

does he also make the cover of the mag?

Sadly, no.

[Cordozzar Drakko]

does he also make the cover of the mag?

Sadly, no.

you know who did? if it is a West Coast act, can you please share it too?

[KC-HOODSTA]

he deserves alll the credit because he doesnt get enough. but i still think if he didn't do what he did. somebody else would have came up and done the same TBH. theres always someone else.

exactly, that and the writer is full of himself, saying "that is how important how eazy e is" acting like he proved something when all he had done at that point in the article was ask a bunch of rhetorical questions (sometimes irrelevant) and associated a bunch of names with Eazy E.

but good article nonetheless, eazy e is underrated both as an artist and mogul.

he kept it real it wouldn't have been the same without eazy involved. i'm glad he brought up the fact that eazy started writin' more and had major input on zaggin4efil after cube left eazy was definitely underrated as an artist and businessman. it's a damn shame these magazines don't even give eazy e his props no more.

a flawed rationale is the root of bad journalism... he's preaching to the choir on this website so of course we appreciate his doing an article on eazy e. but he does more harm than good if he can't manage to get his point across.

yes exactly!

this bouli guy is goin places! lol