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anyone ever read Scarface's autobiography?

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doggfather:

--- Quote from: hackndabox on October 01, 2015, 05:53:27 PM ---I wanna get this book

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bouli77:
I bought both Beverly's and Face's books.

I'm like a 100 pages deep into Pimp C's unauthorized biography and I've read a few chosen passages of Face's book so far.

Both are interesting but in my opinion Beverly's book is far more interesting as it's real journalism with hours and hours of research, interviews, and real writing put together in a 700 hundred page book. it also helps that it features content like rare pictures and Pimp C's full discography including every last one of his features (even though they forgot to mention that his track with Yukmouth representing Southwest also appeared on Captain Save 'em's compilation "My Cape is in the Cleaner", but that's a rap nerd kind of details that only people like me will care about, lol).

Face's books is as interesting as any autobiographies are but it's very short and you only get one point of view and from what I've read Face tends to big himself up a little too much and it kinda lacks nuances. The problem with rappers (and egotistical artists in general) is that they have a had time admitting to their own shortcomings and downfall and it's all the more true in rap as it's a music genre revolving around braggadocio and how well you can rock a mic and a crowd. Still, it's always dope to hear his take on things and insider trivia such as how he was disappointed with RAL's doings of his album, how he implies that he doesn't fuck with P's music and that, had he had full creative control at RAL, he'd never have considered recording a track with P and adding a verse from Pac jacked from a video footage. I guess that's why he never recorded a song with E-40 all this time despite being friends with him and shouting him in his songs, I'm guessing he doesn't like his unorthodox style.

I especially liked what he said about NO Joe, Bido, Mike Dean and Tone Capone, who rank among my very favorite production teams.

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