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DUBCC - Tha Connection => West Coast Classics => Topic started by: nateandmiles on March 27, 2021, 01:13:02 PM
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Who mixed this album?
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Lost my liner notes when all my cases got stolen in 2001...
I think one disc was recorded on Death Row so maybe like Dre or Daz or Quik, who was mixing the B Team artists on Death Row at that time? Good question..
For the second disc... probably somebody who isn’t a known name...
Sccit has hard discs of every album sure he got the liner notes or somebody at the forum speak up
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i’ll check it when i get home from my passover seder
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i’ll check it when i get home from my passover seder
more religious these days?
...I know I am. I've been cut off from pretty much everything else. Like someone going into the joint, they often turn to Allah in such rhymes
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The original "G-Funk Classics" doesn't have mixing credits for some reason. I own the 2010 re-release (by Thump Records) of the '98 album and this version is missing all the credits. If I remember right the '98 version does have all the credits and lyrics too? It's been a little while since I've seen it though.
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according to discogs Tommy Daugherty mixed Vol 1, Nate is also credited alongside him
Vol 2 was Lance Pierre
https://www.discogs.com/Nate-Dogg-G-Funk-Classics-Vol-1-2/release/226916
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according to discogs Tommy Daugherty mixed Vol 1, Nate is also credited alongside him
Vol 2 was Lance Pierre
https://www.discogs.com/Nate-Dogg-G-Funk-Classics-Vol-1-2/release/226916
Interesting Lance Pierre.. he was kind of part of that B Team and B Studio at Death Row that 2pac worked with to make 7 Day Theory. Didn't think of those cats as really getting down with the Dogg Pound. It was sort of like Pac did All Eyez On Me with the Death Row All Stars and then proved he could do it even without them and made another classic with the B Team. Pretty miraculous effort.. and shows another reason why Pac was the greatest...
Isn't Lance Pierre also the cat singing on "White Manz World" just thinking off the top of my head
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I recall one Quik interview saying he helped Daz for the song These days, i'm guessing for the Mixing
Never underestimate the number of cookies jars Quik put his fingers into ;D
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I recall one Quik interview saying he helped Daz for the song These days, i'm guessing for the Mixing
Never underestimate the number of cookies jars Quik put his fingers into ;D
Yeah it is kind of ironic because when we think of the Death Row greats, Quik is rarely mentioned or thought of—but he may have played a much larger role. He should at least get his props for his All Eyez On Me work—wonder what else he was a part of
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Yeah it is kind of ironic because when we think of the Death Row greats, Quik is rarely mentioned or thought of—but he may have played a much larger role. He should at least get his props for his All Eyez On Me work—wonder what else he was a part of
yup
he ghost produced a lot for daz
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yup
he ghost produced a lot for daz
What songs?
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What songs?
most of all eyez on me
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Yeah it is kind of ironic because when we think of the Death Row greats, Quik is rarely mentioned or thought of—but he may have played a much larger role. He should at least get his props for his All Eyez On Me work—wonder what else he was a part of
Dr Dre - 2001
Xzibit - Restless
50 Cent - Get Rich or Die Trying
Truth Hurts - Truthfully Speaking
The Game - Documentary
Some of Jay Z's black album was also mixed in LA
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Dr Dre - 2001
Xzibit - Restless
50 Cent - Get Rich or Die Trying
Truth Hurts - Truthfully Speaking
The Game - Documentary
Some of Jay Z's black album was also mixed in LA
What did Quik have to do with "2001"? He actually thought Dre was dissin' him on that album.
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Who mixed this album?
Administrator – Gina Hawkins
Art Direction – Stasys Balciunas
Coordinator [Project Coordinator] – Les Silver
Engineer – Lance Pierre (faixas: 2-01 to 2-15), Tommy D. Daugherty (faixas: 1-01 to 1-16)
Executive Producer – Nate Dogg
Mixed By – Lance Pierre (faixas: 2-01 to 2-15), Nate Dogg, Tommy D. Daugherty (faixas: 1-01 to 1-16)
Other [A&R Administration] – Alicia Sutton
Written-By – Nate Dogg