DJ YELLA TALKS ABOUT UNRELEASED EAZY-E SONG DISSING...............

[Sccit]

DJ Yella speaks on Eazy-E's only unreleased song, says it's a diss record he won't release.

As one of the original members of legendary, Compton-based rap crew N.W.A, DJ Yella had a lot to share in regards to the group’s past during a recent interview with Montreality.

While speaking on N.W.A’s past, DJ Yella revealed that “Fuck Tha Police” was a record that almost didn’t make its way onto the group’s debut album, Straight Outta Compton. He says that despite the lack of enthusiasm there was for the record’s placement on Straight Outta Compton, he’s glad “Fuck Tha Police” did make its way onto the LP.

“I don’t think it was gonna make the album,” DJ Yella said. “It was kinda up in the air, so we just like ‘ehh.’ Then they harassed us. Harassed Dre a little bit more. So, it just—‘Okay, put it on there.’ First, we wasn’t really gonna put it on there because people back then just would not say that, but we just went ahead. And I’m glad we did too.”

DJ Yella also addressed N.W.A.’s fallout, attributing the group’s breakup to N.W.A being too perfect before stating that N.W.A is the only group he’s familiar with that broke up while they were at number one.

“The funny thing is when the group broke up we was #1 on the charts,” he said. “I’ve never heard to this day, I don’t know personally of a group that broke up at #1. They break up when they last or not selling, but we broke up at #1. And I don’t think—It might have been just too big to keep that group together. It was too perfect. So, it was just meant to be…Once we finished mixing Niggaz4Life album, the group was over. People didn’t know that, but the group was over.”

Although DJ Yella says he hasn’t spoken to MC Ren in years or Ice Cube since last year, he revealed that he’s still good friends with Dr. Dre. According to the West Coast deejay, he was with Dre in the studio while he was working on an Eminem record and has even heard the rapper-producer’s much-delayed Detox album.

“Me and Dre we go back to the beginning of all this stuff. Me and Dre as deejays,” DJ Yella said. “So, we had that chemistry from way back then, so when we got into doing the music, the Wreckin’ Cru music, we did that. You know? Kinda corny. Kinda wack, these days’ standards. And then we got into the Eazy-E album, J. J. Fad album. You know, The D.O.C., the N.W.A. I did Eazy’s last album. I mean, me and Dre were just—we was a team. So, he said ‘left,’ he said ‘right,’ we just did it. It was no big thing. We just made that music…I seen Dre a couple of months ago at a studio. He was working on Eminem’s new song. I just went there, hung out a little while. We supposed to hookup in Paris next month…Me and him are still cool.

“He let me hear songs from the album,” he added. “It’s a great album. From the ones I heard, but you know, he’s such a perfectionist, so it’s hard—I mean, to me he don’t have to come out with it. I wouldn’t. But if he want to it’s gon’ be perfect.”

Lastly, DJ Yella addressed the late Eazy-E and informed those watching that aside from one song, which happens to be a diss record, there are no unreleased Eazy-E songs left.

“There is no Eazy-E songs left. Trust me,” DJ Yella said. “No, actually I got one song, but it was a diss song. And I just said—And that’s why I didn’t put it on his album. I’m like ‘Nah, I’ll stay away from that.’ And no, I’m not gonna tell you who he’s dissing. So, I’ll just leave that dead. It’s dead. It’s gone.”

Along with Arabian Prince, Dr. Dre, Eazy-E, and Ice Cube, DJ Yella was one of the original members of N.W.A. After releasing two studio albums, which included Straight Outta Compton and Niggaz4Life, the group disbanded in the early ‘90s.

http://www.hiphopdx.com/index/news/id.27770/title.dj-yella-says-he-wouldn-t-release-detox-if-he-was-dr-dre

[Hack Wilson - real]

there have to be a few Eazy songs left in the vaults


not releasing that song is a disgrace to hip hop.  look at the current shape of rap and tell me how one new Eazy E song will "rock the boat" or whatever ....as if it's gonna make whoever Eazy is dissing get butt hurt 20 years later  

[Black Excellence]

the unreleased song is a ice cube diss.

[abusive]

In this Interview with Montreality, DJ Yella of N.W.A speaks about:

- The type of student he was at school (0:31)
- Jobs he had as a teenager growing up (0:46)
- His 1st big paycheck (1:16)
- Writing a book (1:49)
- His favorite cartoon character (2:08)
- Directing porn films (2:50)
- His chemistry with DR. DRE (3:25)
- N.W.A's "Fxck Tha Police" nearly not making the album (4:04)
- N.W.A Breaking-Up while being #1 (4:29)
- His current relationship with DR .DRE (5:29)
- Last time he spoke to Ice Cube & MC Ren (5:56)
- N.W.A biopic (movie), slated for 2015 (6:21)
- Very last time he saw EAZY-E (7:06)
- EAZY-E conspiracy theories (7:33)
- EAZY-E's visit at the White House (8:13)
- There being no EAZY-E songs left (8:34)
- Having listened to DR. DRE's "Detox" (8:56)
- The biggest lie in the world (9:25)
- His message to the youth (9:40)

[Giesuz]

atleast the original versions of the impact of a legend songs deserve a release, and there must be more in the vault. maybe yella didn't know

[Hack Wilson - real]

atleast the original versions of the impact of a legend songs deserve a release, and there must be more in the vault. maybe yella didn't know

yeah, i want "still fuck em" original with MC Ren and not wack paper boy

[GangstaBoogy]

Eazy really wasn't a rapper so not surprised there's no unreleased songs.

[Black Excellence]

Eazy really wasn't a rapper so not surprised there's no unreleased songs.

he was a rapper he just didn't intend to be one.

[JohnnyL]

  It's been said in past interviews that there are at least a handful of unreleased Eazy-E songs, but even though Ruthless legally owns the rights to them, they don't physically have possession of the tracks, because they disappeared while Eazy was in the hospital.  Apparently for a short period, people were just raiding the Ruthless offices and leaving with stuff.  They finally locked it up, but by then some stuff already turned up missing.   I don't think anyone knows who walked off with them, but I believe it's widely suspected the some of the producers who worked with him in the past may have copies of some of the tracks.  Apparently there were a few tracks that were unfinished, and were just fragments of songs, as well.  Yella also said in one interview that Eazy was a notorious procrastinator, and had a lot of music that was produced for him to use on the "Str8 off tha Streetz..."album, but he never got around to record vocals for a lot of it.

[thegooddoc]

Yella did say that if Dre is going to release Detox that it would be out soon.   

[Hack Wilson - real]

we know there are a few songs that have been bootlegged    "no more tears og" being one of them    that song was remixed on the Impact cd.

[Hack Wilson - real]

Yella did say that if Dre is going to release Detox that it would be out soon.   

Yella said that Detox is coming out in May or June, there's a 100 page thread about it on this forum already.