Cold 187um: Suge Was Jealous Of Dr.Dre's Aftermath Success

[CORREA]

<a href="https://www.youtube.com/v/YuhMXkUWb-s" target="_blank" class="new_win">https://www.youtube.com/v/YuhMXkUWb-s</a>

[Sccit]

hutch a good interview

[TraceOneInfinite]

hutch a good interview

yeah.. that was really good... and he did a masterful job on the Until The End of Time album... I don't care what anyone says but that record is better than the O.G. tracks.  It also made Suge and the label a lot of money because it went double platinum.  I would've liked to hear him speak more on that album.  Like about what was the environment between Suge and Afeni trying to come together to do a record, and how did everyone feel when it ended up being successful.  Of course he was incorrect in saying it was the first 2pac album put together after Pac died because R U Still Down and Still I Rise had already came out.

[Sccit]

hutch a good interview

yeah.. that was really good... and he did a masterful job on the Until The End of Time album... I don't care what anyone says but that record is better than the O.G. tracks.  It also made Suge and the label a lot of money because it went double platinum.  I would've liked to hear him speak more on that album.  Like about what was the environment between Suge and Afeni trying to come together to do a record, and how did everyone feel when it ended up being successful.  Of course he was incorrect in saying it was the first 2pac album put together after Pac died because R U Still Down and Still I Rise had already came out.

theres more of his interviews in that other thread about him, couple of threads down


i think he meant the first pac album released without any of his input...wasnt UTEOT it the first album wit mostly remixes n alla that?

[Blood$]

hutch a good interview

[bouli77]

hutch a good interview

yeah.. that was really good... and he did a masterful job on the Until The End of Time album... I don't care what anyone says but that record is better than the O.G. tracks.  It also made Suge and the label a lot of money because it went double platinum.  I would've liked to hear him speak more on that album.  Like about what was the environment between Suge and Afeni trying to come together to do a record, and how did everyone feel when it ended up being successful.  Of course he was incorrect in saying it was the first 2pac album put together after Pac died because R U Still Down and Still I Rise had already came out.

Suge was in prison so I doubt he had much interaction with Afeni for the record if any at all...

good interview, Vlad is twisting words as usual though.