Daz and Dr. Dre

[3rd Coast]

quik worked on dogg food,


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daz and rage were the main ones rockin to dollaz n sense

quik n daz fuck with each other, they prolly do more shit behind the scenes than they do in the public eye, remember snoop is daz cousins, daz prolly has sat in the same studio with quik snoop n battle cat..

[DeeezNuuuts83]

That was Quik showing up to a DPG video with Snoop and a bunch of other West Coast heads there.  It doesn't necessarily mean that they're buddies.  Also, a lot of the other stuff you posted were things from a while ago.

[3rd Coast]

That was Quik showing up to a DPG video with Snoop and a bunch of other West Coast heads there.  It doesn't necessarily mean that they're buddies.  Also, a lot of the other stuff you posted were things from a while ago.

fact is u can find more stuff with daz in quik together than u can with quik n ice cube, quik n too short,

they respect each other yeah, but are their buddies like u said prolly not, i mean shit battlecat n quik never worked with one another, i can find like 5 different videos with quik n battlecat mixin battling one another, and soundcheckin.

[Hack Wilson - real]

Tupac heard the "Got My Mind Made Up" beat and asked Dr. Dre who made it and Dre said he did, then he found out that it was actually made by Daz. That probably was what made Tupac hate Dre. At first he wasn't really dissin' Dre, he was on radio sayin' that "Dre is a dope producer, but he hasn't worked in years" and stuff like that. I still really think that it was Suge who made Pac start talkin' mad shit about Dr. Dre, callin' him gay and all that shit. Suge wasn't happy at all that Dr. Dre was leavin' the label.

California Love part motherfuckin 2, without gay ass Dre

[Hack Wilson - real]

It's funny, you ever notice that Quik does not fuck with Daz either? Quik does endless production for Snoop and Kurupt, messes with other DPG affiliates like Terrace, but never works with Daz. You never see them chilling or in pictures together. My impression is that since Quik is a genius, he just gets offended by Daz's low IQ.

maybe Quik didn't liked how daz ripped off his own fans with the makaveli bootleg. that jack move from daz is unforgivable, taking money from the fans and didn't deliver a single fart for it

never forget 

[Jimmy H.]

Dr.Dre had control over the credits. He are the artist (Chronic) and main producer (Doggstyle) .. and he was partner of Suge on Death Row. He cut Daz and Warren G on the credits.All credits.

Not what most people who were over there at the time say. Emmanuel Dean more or less went on record saying he was mad because Dre was not hands-on with the publishing credits. He basically said when he got on Aftermath, he was better with dealing with credits but at Death Row, he let Suge fuck people out of their credit. This is one of the big misconceptions is that these guys are specifically mad because they were ghost producers when most of them aren't arguing that Dre did not "produce" these songs but that Death Row only gave publishing credits to the producers and not the people who play the instruments. For instance, if you look at "Thriller", Quincy Jones is the producer on that album but someone like Rod Temperton who plays the keyboard is getting a royalty check and a plaque from the label if the album or its singles sell. I'd venture to assume that the in-house musicians at Aftermath get those. In that scenario, it isn't difficult to see why certain musicians were pissed about this.  Even if Dre is trying to make good with a paycheck, you still aren't getting contracted percentages or official recognition for your work.  It's all about heresay.

[Sccit]

Dr.Dre had control over the credits. He are the artist (Chronic) and main producer (Doggstyle) .. and he was partner of Suge on Death Row. He cut Daz and Warren G on the credits.All credits.

Not what most people who were over there at the time say. Emmanuel Dean more or less went on record saying he was mad because Dre was not hands-on with the publishing credits. He basically said when he got on Aftermath, he was better with dealing with credits but at Death Row, he let Suge fuck people out of their credit. This is one of the big misconceptions is that these guys are specifically mad because they were ghost producers when most of them aren't arguing that Dre did not "produce" these songs but that Death Row only gave publishing credits to the producers and not the people who play the instruments. For instance, if you look at "Thriller", Quincy Jones is the producer on that album but someone like Rod Temperton who plays the keyboard is getting a royalty check and a plaque from the label if the album or its singles sell. I'd venture to assume that the in-house musicians at Aftermath get those. In that scenario, it isn't difficult to see why certain musicians were pissed about this.  Even if Dre is trying to make good with a paycheck, you still aren't getting contracted percentages or official recognition for your work.  It's all about heresay.

MONEY