West Coast Connection Forum
DUBCC - Tha Connection => West Coast Classics => Topic started by: Will_B on April 09, 2012, 01:10:52 PM
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http://www.youtube.com/v/hFwG0iVzcco
Pac croons the shit out of this. 8) 8)
Don't actually remember this alt instrumental version getting airplay in the UK in 96...but it must've. :eh:
Only thing I'm not that keen on is Danny Boys goofy ass in the background.
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better than the album version if you ask me
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better than the album version if you ask me
yeah alot of the old Death Row clean versions are
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It's weird because the lyrics on the clean versions are USUALLY better (not always, like on 2 of Amerikaz Most Wanted), but oddly Pac's energy on the album versions is waaay better... like on this one, compare when he goes "I could see us, after school, we'd booooomb" in both versions.
About the instrumentals, most radio stations played the album version at first (while obviously reversing the cuss words) from what I remember, at least in the L.A. area.
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i always loved the clean one much better than the released, including the 3rd verse
but both are dope
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classic death row shit 8) 8) 8) 8)
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I love the clean version especially the third verse which is alot different to the album version
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While I love the original DeBarge track, the rerecorded instrumental for the radio version of I Ain't Mad At Cha just works better. An alltime classic cut and my favourite Pac tune overall.
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While I love the original DeBarge track, the rerecorded instrumental for the radio version of I Ain't Mad At Cha just works better. An alltime classic cut and my favourite Pac tune overall.
that 3rd verse by pac is just crazy, almost makes me wish he used that version of the song
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While I love the original DeBarge track, the rerecorded instrumental for the radio version of I Ain't Mad At Cha just works better. An alltime classic cut and my favourite Pac tune overall.
lol i always prefered the 2 i ain't mad at cha versions to the original debarge track. i like debarge but this track is nothing special to me. the chords are nice but the singing part is annoying to me. and the instruments sound much better to me on the two I Ain't Mad At Cha versions. I wonder if Daz & Soopa produced the radio edit too.
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Daz didnt have anythin to do wit this radio-version right?
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that's always been my instinct about it but i never really checked
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yea hes credited for the productoin on it too,
but i dont think he had anythin to do wit the radio-edit
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Daz didnt have anythin to do wit this radio-version right?
Prod by Dat Nigga Daz, Mixed by Carlos Warlick & DJ Quik
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like i said hes credited, but the info is probly not accurate at all
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i like the energy better on the OG version..
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Realised I had the CD of this so I ripped for the iPod 8)
Here's the rip for collectors, 320kbps + full scans jacked from discogs
http://limelinx.com/files/689cc6f2f43955238e8ce002c2b15662
1 I Ain't Mad At 'Cha (Edit)
2 I Ain't Mad At 'Cha (LP Version)
3 Skandalouz
4 Heartz Of Men
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really? i dont like the radio version
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While Daz is credited, I remembered reading something about Johnny J having done the radio version, somewhat re-creating it with a slight twist. It's possible that they just didn't have the original instrumental available for Pac to re-record a radio version to plus maybe Daz wasn't available, so they just re-did it. I think the master for the radio version was also on some other stuff Johnny J did.
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While Daz is credited, I remembered reading something about Johnny J having done the radio version, somewhat re-creating it with a slight twist. It's possible that they just didn't have the original instrumental available for Pac to re-record a radio version to plus maybe Daz wasn't available, so they just re-did it. I think the master for the radio version was also on some other stuff Johnny J did.
i've been a vet on here, and i should get criticized for this, but johnny j did all the pianos right? i besides being one of the main producers (cuz i knew that)