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DUBCC - Tha Connection => West Coast Classics => Topic started by: MOBNigga06 on July 14, 2009, 02:23:12 PM
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YqVFP-JXtK0
I know that net fans have hated on Tha Realest fervently for over a decade, accusing him (not without reason) of being a Pac biter.I used to do it. But in recent years I recognized that his music is incredible. I've noticed he's starting to get more respect on this forum, but he still is not treated as being in the same category as most of the more popular West Coast rappers. But listen to this track. Peep his flow. How can any real fan of rap not acknowledge that this is some dope ass shit? And it doesn't stop here. "Get It N," "Y I Keep My Burna On Me," etc., can not be dismissed as mere Pac biting. The man makes better songs - not verses, but songs - than 90% of other rappers alive right now.
I love Quik and Kurupt and other Westcoast legends, but its worth saying: Witness Tha Realest is a better album than Blaqkout. I DL'd both and sure as hell am not buying Blaqkout. But I'm copping Witness Tha Realest.
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I love Quik and Kurupt and other Westcoast legends, but its worth saying: Witness Tha Realest is a better album than Blaqkout. I DL'd both and sure as hell am not buying Blaqkout. But I'm copping Witness Tha Realest.
You're going to catch a lot of flack for that.
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[quote author=MOBNigga06 link=topic=224046.msg2265022#msg2265022 date=1247606592
I love Quik and Kurupt and other Westcoast legends, but its worth saying: Witness Tha Realest is a better album than Blaqkout. I DL'd both and sure as hell am not buying Blaqkout. But I'm copping Witness Tha Realest.
You're going to catch a lot of flack for that.
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I know. I love Quik and Kurupt and I think "Ohh" and "Fuck Y'all" and "Blaqkout" are among the dopest tracks of the 21st century. But 4 or 5 good songs + skits and crap does not make a good album. Witness Tha Realest, on the other hand, with 17 solid and diverse tracks, IS a truly good album.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rwQ0Iz2dVpg&feature=related
you can hear all the album (almost) at this guys page...jus follow tha linx.
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The man makes better songs - not verses, but songs - than 90% of other rappers alive right now.
lol. everyone on here thinks that their rapper is better than everyone else. joe buddden fans are a good example.
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i hate to say this but this album is actually really good/solid... im alil shocked thinking i was gonna get an average album...
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YqVFP-JXtK0
I know that net fans have hated on Tha Realest fervently for over a decade, accusing him (not without reason) of being a Pac biter.I used to do it. But in recent years I recognized that his music is incredible. I've noticed he's starting to get more respect on this forum, but he still is not treated as being in the same category as most of the more popular West Coast rappers. But listen to this track. Peep his flow. How can any real fan of rap not acknowledge that this is some dope ass shit? And it doesn't stop here. "Get It N," "Y I Keep My Burna On Me," etc., can not be dismissed as mere Pac biting. The man makes better songs - not verses, but songs - than 90% of other rappers alive right now.
I love Quik and Kurupt and other Westcoast legends, but its worth saying: Witness Tha Realest is a better album than Blaqkout. I DL'd both and sure as hell am not buying Blaqkout. But I'm copping Witness Tha Realest.
Only reason you say he has better songs then whats out and his shits on another level is cause HE BITING TUPAC LOL! Hell look at the Hail Mary 2003 shit, 50 Cent bites Tupacs enter verse and it still sounds golden. but Honestly no matter what The Realest will catch flack do to past actions. If you can look past the biting you'll probably be a fan do to his style being Tupacs. If you can't (which most people can't) He'll just be some biter. In the end Realest won't receive the acclaim as other artist around his time do to the Tupac Controversy
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The man makes better songs - not verses, but songs - than 90% of other rappers alive right now.
lol. everyone on here thinks that their rapper is better than everyone else. joe buddden fans are a good example.
Not quite. I think you missed my point. I'd willingly concede that other rappers can spit a better verse than Tha Realest. There are verses from Kurupt and Crooked I that Realest will never be able to touch. The point I'm making is that Tha Realest is able to make a better full track than most other rappers. Just listen to "Y I Keep My Burna On Me" and you'll see what I'm saying: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SsR0JZDIrO8
People don't make tracks like this anymore. If anyone else has tracks like this, point em out to me. Real is in a league of his own right now and people on DubCC ought to acknowledge it.
Also, if you look at my post history, you'll see that Tha Realest is not "my rapper." I'm sure I've posted much more about Kurupt and Quik on this forum than I have about Tha Realest.
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I added the album to my playlist, listen to it once, then I listened to my songs on shuffle, heard a Tupac song I didn't recognize and was like wtf is this Tupac song, and it was a Tha Realest song. Anyway at first listen this album was bad and thought I wouldn't give it another chance but on a second bump it's getting better. We'll see how it turns out.
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its a really good album, takes about 3 listens till you will like it, it grows on you hard, its my favourite album so far this year....
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Great post MOBNigga
amazing cd
amazing lyrics
great production
There is NOT a better cd out at the moment
DUBCNN (imo) are starting to get what tha realest is about.............
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witness tha realest is miles better than the quik and kurupt cd. im a big kurupt fan aswell.
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am rollin wit tha realest! 8)
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I truly believe once Nima and some other DubCNN peeps hear this album, some opinions might heavily change regarding Tha Realest as an overall artist.
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im new here and really dont like posting in forums in general simply not because of the opinions but rather because of the ridiculous amounts of negativity and hating . now with that being said i just want to say CONGRATULATIONS to tha realest on his album release yesterday ! the album is a certified BANGER , of the 17 songs theres only 5 that i dont like but the other 12(!) are str8 FIRE ! im from the midwest and normally dont even listen to westcoast music (not because of my taste but moreso because with the exception of 1 or 2 cds here and there its just not much OVERRALL quality coming from there) but this album is bumpin and has all my friends and i rockin with it . DEFINITELY 1 of the westcoasts BEST artists (who cares about the hate,im sure he doesnt) , CONGRATULATIONS REALEST !
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^^^^ Well said homie.......... well it even says on the inside of the booklet...
'' Now , 2 tha BUSTA'Z who didn't want 2 C this happen, or 2 C me benefit from my artform ; We Shall remail ENEMIES, at least you choose a side! THANKS 4 THA MOTIVATION''
Let the haterz hate, most people if they are truely honest wiv themselves ,know that 'WITNESS THA REALEST' give or take is the hottest cd out there on the westcoast rite NOW
All the hate over the years, even now, didnt stop this album coming out............SO WAT YA'LL GONNA DO NOW?
Safe to say EVERYONE has witnessed Tha Realest and more people than not are loving the album
BRING ON THE NEXT ONE
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Its a solid debut album.Theirs a few track that feel out of place and out dated probably because they were recorded so long ago.I was hoping eurry now and then would be on this I dig that track.
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"Eurry Now and Then" just didn't connect with the rest of this album the same way it did 2-3 years ago. A good chunk of these tracks (8-9) were recorded within the past 2 years, and Eurry Now and THen was the single when Realest was originally gonna drop this in '07.
With that being said, "Mind of Ah Madman," "N Luv With A Ghetto Gurl," "Grown Ass Man," and "Witness Tha Realest" were all recorded in 2004, but those were deemed too good to be left off the album when it came down to picking this final tracklist.
Much love to Nima for posting about this album in Tuesday's release post on DubCNN, and much love to anyone that has been willing to step outside the box and give this album a serious listen, despite all the negative stigmas that have been attached to Realest's name over the years.
I said it many times, I'll say it again: there's no way any honest hip hop fan cannot find something they like on this album.
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The man makes better songs - not verses, but songs - than 90% of other rappers alive right now.
lol. everyone on here thinks that their rapper is better than everyone else. joe buddden fans are a good example.
Joe budden has to be the most average rapper ever and some dudes would let them impregnate their daughters just to consider him family
what a sad world
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wow this dude is average maybe even wack
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"Eurry Now and Then" just didn't connect with the rest of this album the same way it did 2-3 years ago. A good chunk of these tracks (8-9) were recorded within the past 2 years, and Eurry Now and THen was the single when Realest was originally gonna drop this in '07.
With that being said, "Mind of Ah Madman," "N Luv With A Ghetto Gurl," "Grown Ass Man," and "Witness Tha Realest" were all recorded in 2004, but those were deemed too good to be left off the album when it came down to picking this final tracklist.
hey what the does the original khaled produced version of "witness the realest" sound like and why was it reproduced? after reading the credits(yes i copped it) it says produced by blaqtoven, originally produced by dj khaled. this is one of the best grimey tracks on the album. thats kinda false advertisement for the online promo saying theres khaled production.
what about tracks that never made the album like the ones he did with snoop,b-legit,richie rich etc??? we gon hear em on future albums or will they be leaked?
man team dime/rbc needs to step their promo game up if they want this to sell, no videos radio push etc???
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Blaqthoven added some new sound effects to it, and overall made it sound a lot cleaner, but that beat was definitely a Khaled beat, I was there when he played it for Realest and Joe the first time.
When it came down to mix the project, Blaqthoven added his own lil twist to it, and made it sound a lot better. Even though it says "Originally produced by Khaled", it should say "Produced by Blaqthoven and DJ Khaled," because that beat pattern was brought to the table by DJ Khaled.
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Blaqthoven added some new sound effects to it, and overall made it sound a lot cleaner, but that beat was definitely a Khaled beat, I was there when he played it for Realest and Joe the first time.
When it came down to mix the project, Blaqthoven added his own lil twist to it, and made it sound a lot better. Even though it says "Originally produced by Khaled", it should say "Produced by Blaqthoven and DJ Khaled," because that beat pattern was brought to the table by DJ Khaled.
cools... also who produced "y i keep my burna on me?" i noticed they forgot to list the producer under the credits for this track in the booklet. is 1500 the same production team that did "dopeboyz" from The Games "LAX" album?
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The man makes better songs - not verses, but songs - than 90% of other rappers alive right now.
lol. everyone on here thinks that their rapper is better than everyone else. joe buddden fans are a good example.
Not quite. I think you missed my point. I'd willingly concede that other rappers can spit a better verse than Tha Realest. There are verses from Kurupt and Crooked I that Realest will never be able to touch. The point I'm making is that Tha Realest is able to make a better full track than most other rappers. Just listen to "Y I Keep My Burna On Me" and you'll see what I'm saying: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SsR0JZDIrO8
Sounds like 2Pac. Not just the voice, but even the way he puts certain inflections on words i.e at 54 seconds in he says "I had my bad days", at 1:03 "immortalized, I could go on and on. Why can't he just have a style that doesn't imitate a legend?
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He's a good rapper but he needs to develop his own style. Take some of the Pac elements.. not all of them.. lol
He needs to make his own style.. something he can own for himself.
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this dude laughs breathes like pac. listen to the album
i bet he didnt sound like dat b4 he met pac
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this dude laughs breathes like pac. listen to the album
i bet he didnt sound like dat b4 he met pac
He never met tupac....
Tupac died in September 1996, he was signed in 1997. Anyone who honestly think that even if he met Tupac, That tupac would be cool with him is a moron. I mean he went off on Biggie, cause of how he stole the I'm gettin Money persona (and the same sample used for Who Shot ya was on another Tupac track around the time). So would he really give props to a nigga who looks,acts and does the same mannerisms to him?
At the time he went by another name and I'm pretty sure didn't bite until suge was using him for the second Dynasty, but tupac is rolling in his grave cause people think tupac be cool with this cat. Even if they was cool, if tupac was alive right now seeing this you know he would call the nigga out....so doesn't matter if the realest ever met tupac...
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Check out my review for Witness Tha Realest
http://www.amazon.com/Witness-tha-Realest-Tha/product-reviews/B001OFUU6O/ref=dp_top_cm_cr_acr_txt?ie=UTF8&showViewpoints=1
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if u sound like some1 then im sure that aint yo fault but theres other rappers who try soundin like pac n use production equipment n shit so i wouldnt say the realest is a biter in that sense.. anyways why the fuck does every1 have a problem, i think his music is one of the best in this moment of time!!!!
now u must have heard about cristiano ronaldo, soccer player- who uses the same skill, trickery and foot movement like the brazillian ronaldo- does that mean hes a biter???
tha realest has respected pacs legacy on numerous tracks n the tattos n shit mean fuk all cos the guy was a pac fan and heavily influenced by him.. is it biting if u wanna play n dress like yo favourite basketball player???
grow up!! theres plenty of fakes in the game to expose than argue over some petty shit..
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if u sound like some1 then im sure that aint yo fault but theres other rappers who try soundin like pac n use production equipment n shit so i wouldnt say the realest is a biter in that sense.. anyways why the fuck does every1 have a problem, i think his music is one of the best in this moment of time!!!!
now u must have heard about cristiano ronaldo, soccer player- who uses the same skill, trickery and foot movement like the brazillian ronaldo- does that mean hes a biter???
tha realest has respected pacs legacy on numerous tracks n the tattos n shit mean fuk all cos the guy was a pac fan and heavily influenced by him.. is it biting if u wanna play n dress like yo favourite basketball player???
grow up!! theres plenty of fakes in the game to expose than argue over some petty shit..
Lets break this red eye fuck down...
1. Only thing realest can't control his looks and his voice. Everything else (mannerism, way he talks in interviews like pac, and tattoos, laugh, style) all that is biting.
2. Only fags watch soccer
3.Difference between fucking respecting and fucking straight copying. The Realest is IN the game, he doesn't need to dress up and play, he is in the game he can make his own legacy.
4.True
5.Only reason he appears to be the best in this moment is because hes using tupacs style..
6.Besides of Tupac was alive you know realest wouldn't even try this, hell if Tupac came back to life or fucking out of hiding (which ever) and saw this, he'd fucking release Hit em up part 3. He disses biggie just because he was doing the "I got money" persona. Do you think he would allow such blatant copying?
I'll agree its not all the realest fault. Suge probably had some influence on his style, but we have to remember also, Suge Knight was only signing second generation rip offs (Realest and Top dogg) to try and appeal to the original fans. So really his ass got KIA before he even had a chance.
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I just purchased 2 new copys of Tha Realest's album from Amazon, and I'm classed as a Realest 'hater' ::)
Couldn't quite buy 3 copys like Phil, but I have 2 kids mouths to feed, 2 cars, and a 5 bedroom house to pay for, and I'm struggling with the recession too. I was struggling to pay for 2Pac/DR projects but still managed to pay £30 for this. Don't regret it, because the album sounds hot, but I still have my doubts Tha Realest personally
He still has lost feelings for Eminem, in the song "Y I Keep My Burna On Me", he mentions about people being "feminem". I thought his shout out to Dre, and having his album directed by a close assosiate of Emienem's later albums that he wouldn't be displaying those kinds of shots. I doubt to see any kind of positive Aftermath opportunity people spof of previously
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if u sound like some1 then im sure that aint yo fault but theres other rappers who try soundin like pac n use production equipment n shit so i wouldnt say the realest is a biter in that sense.. anyways why the fuck does every1 have a problem, i think his music is one of the best in this moment of time!!!!
now u must have heard about cristiano ronaldo, soccer player- who uses the same skill, trickery and foot movement like the brazillian ronaldo- does that mean hes a biter???
tha realest has respected pacs legacy on numerous tracks n the tattos n shit mean fuk all cos the guy was a pac fan and heavily influenced by him.. is it biting if u wanna play n dress like yo favourite basketball player???
grow up!! theres plenty of fakes in the game to expose than argue over some petty shit..
Lets break this red eye fuck down...
1. Only thing realest can't control his looks and his voice. Everything else (mannerism, way he talks in interviews like pac, and tattoos, laugh, style) all that is biting.
2. Only fags watch soccer
3.Difference between fucking respecting and fucking straight copying. The Realest is IN the game, he doesn't need to dress up and play, he is in the game he can make his own legacy.
4.True
5.Only reason he appears to be the best in this moment is because hes using tupacs style..
6.Besides of Tupac was alive you know realest wouldn't even try this, hell if Tupac came back to life or fucking out of hiding (which ever) and saw this, he'd fucking release Hit em up part 3. He disses biggie just because he was doing the "I got money" persona. Do you think he would allow such blatant copying?
I'll agree its not all the realest fault. Suge probably had some influence on his style, but we have to remember also, Suge Knight was only signing second generation rip offs (Realest and Top dogg) to try and appeal to the original fans. So really his ass got KIA before he even had a chance.
100% agree on dat bro
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this dude laughs breathes like pac. listen to the album
i bet he didnt sound like dat b4 he met pac
He never met tupac....
Tupac died in September 1996, he was signed in 1997. Anyone who honestly think that even if he met Tupac, That tupac would be cool with him is a moron. I mean he went off on Biggie, cause of how he stole the I'm gettin Money persona (and the same sample used for Who Shot ya was on another Tupac track around the time). So would he really give props to a nigga who looks,acts and does the same mannerisms to him?
At the time he went by another name and I'm pretty sure didn't bite until suge was using him for the second Dynasty, but tupac is rolling in his grave cause people think tupac be cool with this cat. Even if they was cool, if tupac was alive right now seeing this you know he would call the nigga out....so doesn't matter if the realest ever met tupac...
I am just sayn dat if there was no 2pac no realest
I heard dat part of his contract was to copy pac
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this dude laughs breathes like pac. listen to the album
i bet he didnt sound like dat b4 he met pac
He never met tupac....
Tupac died in September 1996, he was signed in 1997. Anyone who honestly think that even if he met Tupac, That tupac would be cool with him is a moron. I mean he went off on Biggie, cause of how he stole the I'm gettin Money persona (and the same sample used for Who Shot ya was on another Tupac track around the time). So would he really give props to a nigga who looks,acts and does the same mannerisms to him?
At the time he went by another name and I'm pretty sure didn't bite until suge was using him for the second Dynasty, but tupac is rolling in his grave cause people think tupac be cool with this cat. Even if they was cool, if tupac was alive right now seeing this you know he would call the nigga out....so doesn't matter if the realest ever met tupac...
I am just sayn dat if there was no 2pac no realest
I heard dat part of his contract was to copy pac
I highly doubt it was in his contract, but I wouldn't be amazed if he was given extra incentive by Suge.
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The track 'Change Gone Come' when "fans" thought that it was 2Pac on the outro was the initial problem of direction for Tha Realest over at Death Row
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Blaqthoven added some new sound effects to it, and overall made it sound a lot cleaner, but that beat was definitely a Khaled beat, I was there when he played it for Realest and Joe the first time.
When it came down to mix the project, Blaqthoven added his own lil twist to it, and made it sound a lot better. Even though it says "Originally produced by Khaled", it should say "Produced by Blaqthoven and DJ Khaled," because that beat pattern was brought to the table by DJ Khaled.
cools... also who produced "y i keep my burna on me?" i noticed they forgot to list the producer under the credits for this track in the booklet. is 1500 the same production team that did "dopeboyz" from The Games "LAX" album?
1500 is the same production team from Game's "Dope Boys". They're also the same group that produced Jay-Z's "Show Me What You Got"
"Y I Keep My Burna On Me", I can't really speak on who produced the track, the name was kept off the album for a reason.
It's too bad, because if this producer had allowed his name to be placed in the credits and advertisements, it would have boosted sales MAJORLY, and everyone on this forum would have been going ballistic. It's someone you all know and really love, I'll leave it at that ;)
Maybe someday it can be announced publicly, but its staying private for now.
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i have 5 friends that LOVE tha realest's new album and cant believe its from the west coast [ they all HATE west coast rap ] , its funny because i havent seen any of them bumping west coast since death row was on top lol ! tha realest has definitely put together a GREAT album and by me not caring enough to argue with people on here that may jump down my throat im gonna go ahead and say it : this being a debut album by a true rap veteran that has WEATHERED THE STORM LIKE NO OTHER that has good features , great hooks , good to great lyrics , GREAT production , and [IN MY OPINION ] 13 out of 17 songs that are BANGING i think witness tha realest is a STRAIGHT-UP-WEST-COAST-CLAS-SIC . yes i said it . . CLASSIC.
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I just purchased 2 new copys of Tha Realest's album from Amazon, and I'm classed as a Realest 'hater' ::)
Couldn't quite buy 3 copys like Phil, but I have 2 kids mouths to feed, 2 cars, and a 5 bedroom house to pay for, and I'm struggling with the recession too. I was struggling to pay for 2Pac/DR projects but still managed to pay £30 for this. Don't regret it, because the album sounds hot, but I still have my doubts Tha Realest personally
He still has lost feelings for Eminem, in the song "Y I Keep My Burna On Me", he mentions about people being "feminem". I thought his shout out to Dre, and having his album directed by a close assosiate of Emienem's later albums that he wouldn't be displaying those kinds of shots. I doubt to see any kind of positive Aftermath opportunity people spof of previously
Um, that makes no sense, I've never heard anyone refer to someone as "feminem."
He was saying "feminine" as in having female tendencies. I'm telling you, people are looking hard for things to nit pick about this album, just enjoy the album for what it is.
And whether anyone wants to believe it or not, there was heavy Aftermath influence all throughout this album. Mike Lynn, the A&R for Aftermath personally chose to get involved in this project as the A&R, with no promise of any major financial turnaround in terms of sales. A good majority of the album was even done in the Aftermath studios. With that said, you can be guaranteed that there'd be no reason for any dissing. Infact, there was no dissing what so ever on this album.
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Blaqthoven added some new sound effects to it, and overall made it sound a lot cleaner, but that beat was definitely a Khaled beat, I was there when he played it for Realest and Joe the first time.
When it came down to mix the project, Blaqthoven added his own lil twist to it, and made it sound a lot better. Even though it says "Originally produced by Khaled", it should say "Produced by Blaqthoven and DJ Khaled," because that beat pattern was brought to the table by DJ Khaled.
cools... also who produced "y i keep my burna on me?" i noticed they forgot to list the producer under the credits for this track in the booklet. is 1500 the same production team that did "dopeboyz" from The Games "LAX" album?
1500 is the same production team from Game's "Dope Boys". They're also the same group that produced Jay-Z's "Show Me What You Got"
"Y I Keep My Burna On Me", I can't really speak on who produced the track, the name was kept off the album for a reason.
It's too bad, because if this producer had allowed his name to be placed in the credits and advertisements, it would have boosted sales MAJORLY, and everyone on this forum would have been going ballistic. It's someone you all know and really love, I'll leave it at that ;)
Maybe someday it can be announced publicly, but its staying private for now.
Didn't DJ Quik produce Dope Boys, and Just Blaze Show me What You Got?
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Not the entire track, but Quik did do some on there
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I just purchased 2 new copys of Tha Realest's album from Amazon, and I'm classed as a Realest 'hater' ::)
Couldn't quite buy 3 copys like Phil, but I have 2 kids mouths to feed, 2 cars, and a 5 bedroom house to pay for, and I'm struggling with the recession too. I was struggling to pay for 2Pac/DR projects but still managed to pay £30 for this. Don't regret it, because the album sounds hot, but I still have my doubts Tha Realest personally
He still has lost feelings for Eminem, in the song "Y I Keep My Burna On Me", he mentions about people being "feminem". I thought his shout out to Dre, and having his album directed by a close assosiate of Emienem's later albums that he wouldn't be displaying those kinds of shots. I doubt to see any kind of positive Aftermath opportunity people spof of previously
I'm telling you, people are looking hard for things to nit pick about this album, just enjoy the album for what it is.
Amen to bro
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I haven't bought 2 of these albums to sit through them with a fine comb, and I haven't mentioned anything negative about any other song on the album
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Blaqthoven added some new sound effects to it, and overall made it sound a lot cleaner, but that beat was definitely a Khaled beat, I was there when he played it for Realest and Joe the first time.
When it came down to mix the project, Blaqthoven added his own lil twist to it, and made it sound a lot better. Even though it says "Originally produced by Khaled", it should say "Produced by Blaqthoven and DJ Khaled," because that beat pattern was brought to the table by DJ Khaled.
cools... also who produced "y i keep my burna on me?" i noticed they forgot to list the producer under the credits for this track in the booklet. is 1500 the same production team that did "dopeboyz" from The Games "LAX" album?
1500 is the same production team from Game's "Dope Boys". They're also the same group that produced Jay-Z's "Show Me What You Got"
"Y I Keep My Burna On Me", I can't really speak on who produced the track, the name was kept off the album for a reason.
It's too bad, because if this producer had allowed his name to be placed in the credits and advertisements, it would have boosted sales MAJORLY, and everyone on this forum would have been going ballistic. It's someone you all know and really love, I'll leave it at that ;)
Maybe someday it can be announced publicly, but its staying private for now.
hmmm.... interesting.... beat is hella dope, so the track was still able to be used on the album, but the producer couldnt be credited... who could it be??? dr. dre? khalil? storch? etc????
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Blaqthoven added some new sound effects to it, and overall made it sound a lot cleaner, but that beat was definitely a Khaled beat, I was there when he played it for Realest and Joe the first time.
When it came down to mix the project, Blaqthoven added his own lil twist to it, and made it sound a lot better. Even though it says "Originally produced by Khaled", it should say "Produced by Blaqthoven and DJ Khaled," because that beat pattern was brought to the table by DJ Khaled.
cools... also who produced "y i keep my burna on me?" i noticed they forgot to list the producer under the credits for this track in the booklet. is 1500 the same production team that did "dopeboyz" from The Games "LAX" album?
1500 is the same production team from Game's "Dope Boys". They're also the same group that produced Jay-Z's "Show Me What You Got"
"Y I Keep My Burna On Me", I can't really speak on who produced the track, the name was kept off the album for a reason.
It's too bad, because if this producer had allowed his name to be placed in the credits and advertisements, it would have boosted sales MAJORLY, and everyone on this forum would have been going ballistic. It's someone you all know and really love, I'll leave it at that ;)
Maybe someday it can be announced publicly, but its staying private for now.
hmmm.... interesting.... beat is hella dope, so the track was still able to be used on the album, but the producer couldnt be credited... who could it be??? dr. dre? khalil? storch? etc????
In due time it might be public knowledge, but for the time being it has to be kept under wraps.
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Blaqthoven added some new sound effects to it, and overall made it sound a lot cleaner, but that beat was definitely a Khaled beat, I was there when he played it for Realest and Joe the first time.
When it came down to mix the project, Blaqthoven added his own lil twist to it, and made it sound a lot better. Even though it says "Originally produced by Khaled", it should say "Produced by Blaqthoven and DJ Khaled," because that beat pattern was brought to the table by DJ Khaled.
cools... also who produced "y i keep my burna on me?" i noticed they forgot to list the producer under the credits for this track in the booklet. is 1500 the same production team that did "dopeboyz" from The Games "LAX" album?
1500 is the same production team from Game's "Dope Boys". They're also the same group that produced Jay-Z's "Show Me What You Got"
"Y I Keep My Burna On Me", I can't really speak on who produced the track, the name was kept off the album for a reason.
It's too bad, because if this producer had allowed his name to be placed in the credits and advertisements, it would have boosted sales MAJORLY, and everyone on this forum would have been going ballistic. It's someone you all know and really love, I'll leave it at that ;)
Maybe someday it can be announced publicly, but its staying private for now.
Didn't DJ Quik produce Dope Boys, and Just Blaze Show me What You Got?
Just Blaze handled the arrangement on Show Me What You Got, but in terms of the actual instruments being played, it was 1500.
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Wonder how much the album sold.I'm guessing 5k at most.I didn't even see it get any love from hip hop sites
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so whats the 1st week sales?? im assuming it did less than 5k.
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his music is incredible.
stopped reading after that
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his music is incredible.
stopped reading after that
Instead of reading, just listen to the music.
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Wonder how much the album sold.I'm guessing 5k at most.I didn't even see it get any love from hip hop sites
It got love from a few, but there wasn't really ANY promotion professionally going on with it. I'd say around 5 to 7 K. Judging on how many copies his fanbase bought. LOL.
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Well I saw the xxlmag report on sales and la coka nostra only moved 5400 copies and they didn't mention tha realest at all so it was probably less then a thousand
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Do What It Do is prolly the weakest track on "Witness Tha Realest" - Real should really stop rapping fast on beats like this.. But "Y I Keep My Burna On Me" sounds like a Dre beat to me 8)