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DUBCC - Tha Connection => West Coast Classics => Topic started by: Adam Donnelly on June 06, 2003, 01:23:38 AM

Title: EAZY E PROJECT
Post by: Adam Donnelly on June 06, 2003, 01:23:38 AM: I just want 2 Know what Happened To this Project ?

Eazy is sitting in the studio, a beat-up boombox in his lap, dragging off a licorice-papered joint. "There's gonna be like forty to sixty songs on the album," he says of the upcoming double CD set, Str.8 Off the Streets of Muthaphukkin' Compton, Volume 1 and 2, which he's been promising to release for the last two years. Produced by Eazy, Rhythm, Yella, and Above the Law's Cold 187um, it will be the longest hip-hop album of new material ever released. Pulling out a box of tapes, he plays me numerous samples, which range from a low-ridin' War-type cut with a sing-songy chorus and scattered scratches, to a hardcore street funker, punctuated by synth blasts and gunshots, to a straight heavy metal number courtesy of Guns 'N Roses. The one he seems most excited by, however, is a commercial devoted to dissing Dr. Dre. "Remember me, the Doctor? yells out a goofy-sounding Dre character. "We should get back together again." Which Eazy responds: "Man, get this muthafucka outta here."
Title: Re:EAZY E PROJECT
Post by: budsmokeronly on June 06, 2003, 01:38:01 AM: Eazy died before it was completed, so Ruthless put out some of the tracks on Straight off the streets of compton. And now they have some leftover tracks in the vault. I doubt that they have that many though, otherwise they would have already put out another eazy album back when gangsta rap was in its prime.
Title: Re:EAZY E PROJECT
Post by: _That_Cracka_J on June 06, 2003, 10:19:31 AM: Everytime I read that interview from the Source, I wonder what happened to all those tracks. Obviously he didn't have 40-60 tracks complete, but you know there's still a lot of them in the vault. Production by Rhythm D and Cold 187um? There was no production from either of them on Str8 off the streetz, which means there are still tracks from them in the vault (unless Rhythm D's tracks are on Impact of a Legend). There's probably a few more skits like the one mentioned above, too.
Title: Re:EAZY E PROJECT
Post by: LAZY on June 06, 2003, 03:04:53 PM: ya that wouldda been a TITE ASS ALBUM str8 10 outta 10...... i wish Eazy never died :( dam bitches with aids
Title: Re:EAZY E PROJECT
Post by: EazySteve on June 06, 2003, 03:16:56 PM: Hell yeah! He would have had the first rap double album. And that kinda looks like my Source quotes I typed up ;)
Title: Re:EAZY E PROJECT
Post by: Adam Donnelly on June 06, 2003, 06:41:01 PM: Yea they were EaztSteve Us ATL Fans got to stick together ;)
Title: Re:EAZY E PROJECT
Post by: EazySteve on June 07, 2003, 04:01:53 AM: Quote from: Adam Donnelly on June 06, 2003, 06:41:01 PM
Yea they were EaztSteve Us ATL Fans got to stick together ;)

Yeah, tru dat. I mean, what happened to that Hutch production? Because if Hutch produced that shiit when E was around then I know it's dope because E don't just use wack ass shiit. Eazy was the one with the ear and that's no bullshit.
Title: Re:EAZY E PROJECT
Post by: EazySteve on June 07, 2003, 04:03:43 AM: And who gives a phukk if Eazy's dissin Dre in the unreleased shiit. They still release Pac shiit dissin foolz.