West Coast Connection Forum
DUBCC - Tha Connection => West Coast Classics => Topic started by: HBKid_Jr on June 13, 2001, 09:45:29 PM
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I heard a couple of rumors concerining this. I heard that on the DPG album that Death row will be droping in a month that there will be a song that was produced by DRE and he has a verse on it. I also heard that on Chronic 2000 was oringinally suppose to have DRE tracks on it but dre took them to court. Death Row actually won but they fed up wit dre so they decided to have the newer death row artists on there. Does anyone know for sure what the deal is.
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I aint sure, but it would be better if Dre could release his old material.
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death row cannot release any unreleased Dre material. The song he produced on the 'new' dpg album was released already on the sunset park soundtrack
dre owns all his masters
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As long as when Dre produced the rap or rapped on the song he was under contract of Deathrow, unless taken to court over it, Deathrow can release it if they want.
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BUT DIDNT DRE WIN ALL HIS MASTERS IN COURT.....SO DR HAVE NUTHIN WE AINT HEARD B4??!!
peace
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Death Row can re-release any tracks Dre put out while on the label (see: DR Greatest Hits etc), but he owns any unreleased material.
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Here's What I've Heard, And This Was Straight From Dre's Mouth (In Interviews, Etc.)... It's Fact, But It Can Be Interpreted Different Ways...
When Dre Left Deathrow, He Left ALL His Masters, And ALL Of His Production Royalties. He Gets NO MONEY From Deathrow Now, Even For Publishing Rights. Deathrow Owns Everything Dre Did. This Is Backed Up By Mellowman, Who Knows Dre. Remember, Last Week, He Said Only Daz Would Make A Small Amount Of Money Off The dpg Album... This Means That Dre Isn't Being Paid For His Song On There (Because, Like I Said, He No Longer Gets Royalties From Deathrow)...
Dre Left, And According To An Interview With The Source in '98 or so, Suge Came Soon After With A Gang Of His Peeps, To Dre's House And Confiscated Dre's Masters. Suge Said "I'mHere For The Masters", And Dre Just Handed Them Over. That's Fact, Dre Talks About It In The interview.
Then, In '99, It Came Out That Dre Upon Leaving D.R. Gave Up All Ownership, And All Publishing, And Was Allowed To Keep
A. His House
B. The Studio IN His House
C. His Car
And That's ALL he Left Deathrow With. He Signed A Paper To Protect His Artistic Vision; The Agreement Said Deathrow COULD Release His Old Stuff, But
"Only In Their Original Form".
Now, I'm Not Sure What That Means.
When D.R. Tried To Release Dre Songs On The net Last Year, Dre Sued And Successfully Had Them Removed, Because That Wasn't Their Original Form.
But Pleasebelieve, He DOESN'T have His D.r. masters, He Admitted He Gave Them All To Suge. Now, Snoop & Daz Probably Have Plenty Of Old Dre Deathrow Stuff, Though.
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"Only In Their Original Form".
Now, I'm Not Sure What That Means.
When D.R. Tried To Release Dre Songs On The net Last Year, Dre Sued And Successfully Had Them Removed, Because That Wasn't Their Original Form.
But Pleasebelieve, He DOESN'T have His D.r. masters, He Admitted He Gave Them All To Suge. Now, Snoop & Daz Probably Have Plenty Of Old Dre Deathrow Stuff, Though.
That stuff about the 'net is right.. you'll never see stuff from the chronic apart from in the form it was in when Dre was there (i.e. on the album or the greatest hits).
Snoop did a clever thing, over the last few albums he remade some of his old death row tracks to try and stop them releasing them.
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Another Funny Thing Is On Biggsnoopdoggradio.com, Snoops Official Radio Site, In Their Store They Sell Singles Off Dead Man Walking, Because Snoop & Suge Own The Songs, LOL.
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death row cannot release any unreleased Dre material. The song he produced on the 'new' dpg album was released already on the sunset park
soundtrack
The version on the soundtrack is creditted to Daz - wonder if it was a b-side on a single or something.
or are they fuelling more controversy by saying dre ghost produced it for daz
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oh yea.. i jus checked the cd too.. wtf.. no offense to any peeps who love that song but i wasn't feelin it that much the first time around so what the hell are they gunna do the second time around..
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personally i love that shit! ;D
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just doggin is tha shiznit
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If Suge was smart, he would just re-create all the beats Dre left him on the masters with slightly different insturments....and maybe even use some of the Verses that Dre or any old DR artist, change the lyrics a little and let rappers like Tha Realest or Topp Dogg rap them....
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All of you that claims that DR can release Dre´s old shit, explain this:
We all know that DR are more desperate than a motherfucker, so if Suge was able to release this shit, he would have done that a long time ago, before chronic 2000, TGFR and Dogg Pound 2002.
Yall know thats true...
Peace
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Exactly.. Think About It.. Since The Stuff Went Down (95-96), They've Released Wha, A Hundred Tupac Songs? A Full Album Of Snoop Songs, Full Album Of DPG Songs, And Not 1 Dre Song, Who's Without A Doubt (Well, Actually I Guess We'd Argue It :) ) More Dope & Money-Making Then Any Of Them...
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Thats because dre did not shit at dr anymore he just got fucked in his ass!!!
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bahhah... mr rider.. are you sure you havent been 'on top' over at tha row - LOL
juss kiddin'
i guess it'll get bootlegged soon, so we'll know then - i think its probably a little known single b-side or something - the original is obscure enough
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Thats because dre did not shit at dr anymore he just got fucked in his ass!!!
And we know you was the one who was on top...And then Suge was on top of you...And Dre was screaming,"No, I don't like you two bitches!"
And you said,"Yeah, but we like fuckin up the ass, Dre my boy..."
LOL
j/k man