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DUBCC - Tha Connection => West Coast Classics => Topic started by: kuruptDPG on June 03, 2008, 09:56:50 AM
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why is that on it? always found it abit weird
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probably just to diss Dr. Dre... same with "Who Been There, Who Done That", which i realise is a Death Row track but was hardly a hit.
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probably just to diss Dr. Dre... same with "Who Been There, Who Done That", which i realise is a Death Row track but was hardly a hit.
yh but the j.flex trak was done a deathrow, no vaseline wasnt surely.
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probably just to diss Dr. Dre... same with "Who Been There, Who Done That", which i realise is a Death Row track but was hardly a hit.
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Suge Knight bought the rights for that track and released it on Death Row Greatest Hits (Dopest Westcoast Compilation). It is an Ice Cube diss towards Dr. Dre and Eazy-E.
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Notice there are also non-death row 2pac songs that appear on the compilation as well.
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^^ why are they on it?they wasnt even recorded for death row ???
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^They probably just wanted some 2pac tracks on there, and they didn't want to put some All Eyez On Me tracks because AOEM was still kinda new in the market. I don't know that's just what I think.
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probably just to diss Dr. Dre... same with "Who Been There, Who Done That", which i realise is a Death Row track but was hardly a hit.
that was a hit i remember everyone listening to that song
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probably just to diss Dr. Dre... same with "Who Been There, Who Done That", which i realise is a Death Row track but was hardly a hit.
that was a hit i remember everyone listening to that song
you kiddin??
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Suge owns the rights to them. Suge owns the rights to about eight Ice Cube tracks. The 2Pac stuff came I believe when 2Pac was making his jump from Interscope to Death Row. 2Pac was buying all his old masters back, and I believe Suge helped him cop a few.
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Suge owns the rights to them. Suge owns the rights to about eight Ice Cube tracks. The 2Pac stuff came I believe when 2Pac was making his jump from Interscope to Death Row. 2Pac was buying all his old masters back, and I believe Suge helped him cop a few.
or suge bought the tracks and put it on there to sell the album better with 2pac tracks on it?
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that was a hit i remember everyone listening to that song
it wasnt a hit, how could it be a hit when it was first released on that album?
"everybody listetning" because it was a good track, and death row fans knew who j-flexx is.
they song wasnt that big like "nothin but a g thang" or "california love".get it?