Suge Knight, Beatdowns and Can Am Studios - Phil Brewster Part 1

[jmix]

This is part 1 of My Exclusive Interview With Death Row Runner, 2nd Engineer, (eventually full-on engineer) Mr. Phil Brewster.
This is a pretty detailed interview. In full it runs about 70 mins. Phil was kind enough to record his end for our listening pleasure. Big thanks to Phil for that! Phil was kind enough to answer pretty much any question he could and I found this to be an entertaining and candid interview. Phil spent about a year at Death Row from Early April 1995 to March 1996. He is responsible for the 'Let's Get Ready To Rumble' Sample in the song, Ambitionz Az A Ridah. You also hear his engineering on such songs as How Do U Want It, I Aint Mad At Cha, 2 of Americas Most Wanted, & California Love.

This segment is dealing with a variety of topics.

Including:
Working At Sound Master Studios
Coming to Death Row via Larry (owner of Can Am)
Security At Death Row
Being 'Punk Rock' In That Element At Cam
Recording Vocals for Daz
How people reacted to Suge Knight
Cleaning up Blood in Suge's Office
Punishments and Beat Downs
And Lots More..

If any artists or producers out there want a Death Row engineer on their production, hit up Phil Brewster At Bigphil771@msn.com.
Serious inquiries ONLY!

[abusive]

About the let's get ready to rumble sample. Someone told me that the guy charges a million dollars to say it live. Do you know how much it cost for them to sample that?

The blood stories sound like what Mike Dean said working at Rap-A-Lot records.

[Black Excellence]

About the let's get ready to rumble sample. Someone told me that the guy charges a million dollars to say it live. Do you know how much it cost for them to sample that?

The blood stories sound like what Mike Dean said working at Rap-A-Lot records.

which mike dean interview ?

[abusive]

About the let's get ready to rumble sample. Someone told me that the guy charges a million dollars to say it live. Do you know how much it cost for them to sample that?

The blood stories sound like what Mike Dean said working at Rap-A-Lot records.

which mike dean interview ?

http://rapstarvideo.com/blog/videos/mike-dean-huffington-post-interview/
"Hip Hop producer Mike Dean has worked with the best in the biz: 2Pac, Nate Dogg, Kanye, Jay-Z. He joins us to talk about working with Kanye West on his 6th album, Yeezus, which is due out in June. He talks about being best friends with Daz and Kurupt, criminal activity he has seen in his career, violence at Death Row records, carrying guns to work at the studio, working and hanging with 2Pac, being a Dj, him and Daz stealing unreleased 2Pac songs from Suge Knight and releasing them and much more."

[jmix]

About the let's get ready to rumble sample. Someone told me that the guy charges a million dollars to say it live. Do you know how much it cost for them to sample that?

The blood stories sound like what Mike Dean said working at Rap-A-Lot records.

which mike dean interview ?

http://rapstarvideo.com/blog/videos/mike-dean-huffington-post-interview/
"Hip Hop producer Mike Dean has worked with the best in the biz: 2Pac, Nate Dogg, Kanye, Jay-Z. He joins us to talk about working with Kanye West on his 6th album, Yeezus, which is due out in June. He talks about being best friends with Daz and Kurupt, criminal activity he has seen in his career, violence at Death Row records, carrying guns to work at the studio, working and hanging with 2Pac, being a Dj, him and Daz stealing unreleased 2Pac songs from Suge Knight and releasing them and much more."

that is a raw interview.. i just read it wow.