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Quote from: Okka on January 27, 2013, 09:47:43 AMGood interview.Quote from: Mista Rosa on January 27, 2013, 09:32:41 AMBut on the real if the interview with Snoop is not gonna get released at least write it down. I want to know what he said about 213. Plus you touched other cool topics so drop the content man! Would be appreciated.It's not comin' out? Why?Look guys, I would like to write it down for y'all but I can't.Last time I spoke with Nima, he said that he got some new guy, whos' editing all the videos and he'll touch the Snoop one. I let him handle it the way he wants, because both version - polish and english were supposed to be upped @ the same time and due to miscommunications between me and dudes in Poland, our version was up earlier..I know the sound on it is pretty fucked up, (I remember trying to made the Hotel service turned out that fuckin' music) but you had to wait and see what will Nima do with the english version I've send him - I still hope he will upload it on the main site, but he must be hella busy now cause our communication has been always on point up until mid-December 2012.So all I can do is ask you to strain your ears and try to listen to the Polish version
Good interview.Quote from: Mista Rosa on January 27, 2013, 09:32:41 AMBut on the real if the interview with Snoop is not gonna get released at least write it down. I want to know what he said about 213. Plus you touched other cool topics so drop the content man! Would be appreciated.It's not comin' out? Why?
But on the real if the interview with Snoop is not gonna get released at least write it down. I want to know what he said about 213. Plus you touched other cool topics so drop the content man! Would be appreciated.
Big respect to you but fuck Nima, that shit aint never dropping on the main site.
Quote from: NIKCC on January 27, 2013, 04:11:37 AMQuote from: Jrome The Don Killuminati on January 26, 2013, 10:44:02 PMGreat interview. Spice 1 is def a legend and seems like a real down to earth dude. It's crazy to think guys like Spice were going platinum back in the day...hip hop has changed a lot since those days. u were almost guaranteed platinum on a major label back in those days and u had rappers like richie rich, jayo felony, ras kass, etc all droppin on majors...game has definitely changed a whole lot.Spice never went platinum though... Amerikkka'z nightmare sold 900K, and he has the previous two albums gold as well. I see your point though, Jerome. I often think about it when I bump Spice 1, I'm like damn dude was one of the biggest westcoast act in the early 90's and people bumped in from coast to coast (you can hear his influence on non-westcoast rappers that are younger like Z-Ro for example). it's crazy to think that about Quik too, dudes were as big as 2pac when they first came out in 91-92.A major label wasn't any guarantee for platinum success, even in the 90's. Spice had tremendous success thanks to classic singles like "welcome to the ghetto" or "murder show" but a host of legendary artists haven't had the same fate commercially. A lot of artists, from East to West, had major record deals and never went gold or platinum : South Central Cartel (Def Jam), Richie Rich (Def Jam), King T (Capitol/MCA), Mac Mall (Relativity), The Twinz (Def Jam), Jayo Felony (Def Jam), Kam (East West / Atlantic), Souls of Mischief (Jive), the list goes on. a lot of westcoast artists were signed in the wake of the G-Funk Era but never got the promotion they truly deserved. Also, artists/entrepreneurs that had a huge buzz in the 90's locally and ended signing distribution deals never went gold or platinum either. Young Black Brotha Records signed with Atlantic Records, they flopped hard (hence Mac Dre's diss of Khayree on "macstabber").there was a bidding war to sign JT The Bigga Figga after his "playaz n the game" album which sold like 100k independently, and he ended up on Priority with his label Get Low, never went gold or platinum either and he went back to the independent game. only E-40 managed to get his gold and platinum plaque with the same type of deals, and it was only for his projects (the click & solo albums), for the rest of the roster (celly cel, b-legit, the funk mobb, lil bruce, playaz tryna strive, the mossie), they didn't promote it properly and artists often blamed both 40 & Jive.anyway thanks Mietek23, good interview and initiative. i'm glad Spice's favorite solo album is Amerikkkaz Nightmare lol, always been my favorite too lol.
Quote from: Jrome The Don Killuminati on January 26, 2013, 10:44:02 PMGreat interview. Spice 1 is def a legend and seems like a real down to earth dude. It's crazy to think guys like Spice were going platinum back in the day...hip hop has changed a lot since those days. u were almost guaranteed platinum on a major label back in those days and u had rappers like richie rich, jayo felony, ras kass, etc all droppin on majors...game has definitely changed a whole lot.
Great interview. Spice 1 is def a legend and seems like a real down to earth dude. It's crazy to think guys like Spice were going platinum back in the day...hip hop has changed a lot since those days.
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