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Hack Wilson - real:

--- Quote from: Petey Wheatstraw on March 26, 2014, 07:11:32 PM ---
--- Quote from: Hack Brodenheimer on March 26, 2014, 04:54:37 PM ---it's a shame he hasn't re-released the old ass albums and remastered them     psychopathic did that Acid Rain cd and you can hear a huge difference in quality on songs like Redrum.

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tnt republished his shit in like 99 or 2000 but i dont remember if they were remastered. do your copies of esham records have the tnt or tvt records logo (i cant remember) ?

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i'll post up my entire collection here, off the top of my head

homey don't play (RLP cassette)
judgement day 1 (TVT)
judgement day 2 (TVT)
doubelievengod (RLP sealed, TVT used)
life after death (RLP)
kill the fetus (RLP and TVT)
closed casket  (Warlock...esham's first nation wide release)
dead flowers (TVT)

then i also have:

www.com
godlike
n of tha world
bootleg from the lost vault
acid rain
repentence
a1 yola


also i got diggin the DL cd single





i think RLP ended and kinda turned into Overcore (distributed by TVT) in 97 if i recall

Petey:
to me the tvt ones sounded better then the original cds pressed up before signing w tvt but his first couple tapes were printed on those hi fi chrome cassettes and those motherfuckers sounded GREAT. something about the chrome cassettes...by the time he signed with tvt i wasnt fucking with casettes then i was on to cds and had a vinyl collection being from michigan and working at that store put me in a position to get promo vinyl that had super rare clean versions some of the clean versions would have subtle different nuances in the beat etc. or were remastered a lil bit to sound better for  detroit radio. (96.3 and 97.9 fm i think)


spice ones 187 he wrote is another album that i owned on both casette and cd and the tape sounded way richer in quality.

Hack Wilson - real:

--- Quote from: Petey Wheatstraw on March 26, 2014, 07:36:19 PM ---to me the tvt ones sounded better then the original cds pressed up before signing w tvt but his first couple tapes were printed on those hi fi chrome cassettes and those motherfuckers sounded GREAT. something about the chrome cassettes...by the time he signed with tvt i wasnt fucking with casettes then i was on to cds and had a vinyl collection being from michigan and working at that store put me in a position to get promo vinyl that had super rare clean versions some of the clean versions would have subtle different nuances in the beat etc. or were remastered a lil bit to sound better for  detroit radio. (96.3 and 97.9 fm i think)


spice ones 187 he wrote is another album that i owned on both casette and cd and the tape sounded way richer in quality.

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esham would make decent money off releasing the red tape on CD, remastered and shit, and include a few unreleased bonus songs from his other early albums remastered.  dude should take advantage of his catalogue the way DJ Paul does with his 1991-1994 era shit.

Petey:
he should re release it like raekwon did the purple tape.


with a sealed casette inside new elaborate packaging, some promo items and a download to the album in its entirety so u aint gotta open the sealed cassette

Hack Wilson - real:
that would be dope

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