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Elements => Tha Vault => Topic started by: Jome on April 19, 2006, 12:05:30 PM
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Mobb Deep
Blood Money
G-Unit/Interscope records, 2006
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01. Smoke It
Produced by Havoc
Additional production by Sha Money XL
Trumpet, French Horn & Percussion by Keyon Harrold
Clavinet & Wurlitzer by Daniel Jones
02. Put Em In Their Place
Produced by Sha Money XL, Ky Miller & Havoc
03. Stole Something (feat. Lloyd Banks)
Produced by Havoc
* Contains elements from "Puella Puella", as performed by Man.
04. Creep (feat. 50 Cent)
Produced by Havoc
* Contains elements from "Dil Tha Akela Akela", as performed by Lala Mangeshkar.
05. Speakin So Freely
Produced by Havoc
* Contains elements from "Solitude of the mountains", as performed by Gil Flat.
06. Backstage Pass
Produced by K-Lassik Beats
07. Give It To Me (feat. Young Buck)
Produced by Profile
* Contains elements from "Tujhe Yaad Na Meri AA Yee", as performed by Jatin Lalit.
08. Click Click (feat. Tony Yayo)
Produced by Havoc
* Contains a sample from "Knight Rider Theme", composed by Stu Phillips and Glen A. Larson.
09. Pearly Gates (feat. 50 Cent)
Produced by Exile
* Contains elements from "The Judgement Day", as performed by Tavares.
10. Capital P, Capital H
Produced by Product & Whitton
11. Daydreamin'
Produced by Chad Beat
12. The Infamous (feat. 50 Cent)
Produced by The Alchemist
* Contains elements from "Gangbusters", as performed by DJ Grand Wizard Theodore.
13. In Love With The Moula
Produced by Jonathan "J.R." Rotem
Additional vocals by Marques Adams
14. It's Alright (feat. 50 Cent & Mary J. Blige)
Produced by Havoc
* Contains elements from "The Loneliest Man In Town", as performed by Side Effects.
Bonus Tracks:
15. Have A Party (feat. 50 Cent & Nate Dogg)
Produced by Fredwreck
Guitars & Keyboards: Fredwreck
16. Outta Control (feat. 50 Cent)
Produced by Dr. Dre & Mike Elizondo
Keyboards: Mark Batson & Mike Elizondo
Guitar: Sean Cruse
Executive producer: 50 Cent
Co-executive producer: Sha Money XL
LEFTOVER
Nightmares (feat. 50 Cent)
Produced by Dr.Dre
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Figured it would be cool to have separates threads for the advance and the retail for future reference.
The 2 only tracks I'm not 100% sure about, is 1 and 8.
Track 1 says: Clervoix, M./Johnson, A./Muchita, K./D. Prosper - Clervoix = Sha Money XL, Muchita = Havoc, bet it's a collab production like track 2.
Track 8 says: Bernard, M./Johnson, A./Larson, G./Muchita, K./Phillips, S. - Dunno about Larson & Phillips..
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Figured it would be cool to have separates threads for the advance and the retail for future reference.
The 2 only tracks I'm not 100% sure about, is 1 and 8.
Track 1 says: Clervoix, M./Johnson, A./Muchita, K./D. Prosper - Clervoix = Sha Money XL, Muchita = Havoc, bet it's a collab production like track 2.
Track 8 says: Bernard, M./Johnson, A./Larson, G./Muchita, K./Phillips, S. - Dunno about Larson & Phillips..
SCRATCH magazine said the song with Yayo was produced by Havoc so that's probably just the sample credits. Could be wrong since it's a different title. It's called Night Rider in the magazine.
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^^ Yeah, that's what I figured too.
Larson, G./Phillips, S <<-- Makes me uncertain that Havoc produced, but it could be musicians or sample credits...
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album is wack....damn what happened mobb?
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^^ Yeah, that's what I figured too.
Larson, G./Phillips, S <<-- Makes me uncertain that Havoc produced, but it could be musicians or sample credits...
Click Click contains a sample from "Knight Rider Theme" which is composed by Stu Phillips and Glen A. Larson. I'm pretty sure Havoc did this.
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^^ Nice work detective. :raisetheroof:
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So "Nightmares" is off the album??
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^^ Yep, word is that Dre wasn't 100% happy with it, or could be some other reason, and pulled it in the last minute..
Maybe it's too close to the Detox-sound, or maybe he wants to lay low until Detox drops.
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^^ Yep, word is that Dre wasn't 100% happy with it, or could be some other reason, and pulled it in the last minute..
Maybe it's too close to the Detox-sound, or maybe he wants to lay low until Detox drops.
maybe it never existed and mobb deep used it to create some buzz for themselves.
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^^ Yep, word is that Dre wasn't 100% happy with it, or could be some other reason, and pulled it in the last minute..
Maybe it's too close to the Detox-sound, or maybe he wants to lay low until Detox drops.
maybe it never existed and mobb deep used it to create some buzz for themselves.
Yep, ya never know...
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^^ Yep, word is that Dre wasn't 100% happy with it, or could be some other reason, and pulled it in the last minute..
Maybe it's too close to the Detox-sound, or maybe he wants to lay low until Detox drops.
maybe it never existed and mobb deep used it to create some buzz for themselves.
Yep, ya never know...
Nah, people who heard it says it's crazy, I think it was even played at the early listening sessions, plus we know that it's 4.01 minutes and the writers for the track:
Young, Andre/Jackson, Curtis/Johnson, Albert/Lahiri, B./Muchita, Kejuan/Pant, Robert
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^^ Yep, word is that Dre wasn't 100% happy with it, or could be some other reason, and pulled it in the last minute..
Maybe it's too close to the Detox-sound, or maybe he wants to lay low until Detox drops.
Well, what about Busta? Hes gonna have Dre beats too...
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Pearly Gates samples The Judgement Day by Tavares.
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told y'all the dre and mobb together in the studio shit was bullshit, go check back a while, i think i made a post about them lying, the shit everyone heard was probably daydreaming, and they probably told everyone it was nightmares, cuz that still has a sick beat....i dont beleive dre worked with mobb
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by the way the production overall is weak on this, havoc dissapointed me, his a crazy producer but seems if this the best shit he got for his own album.......seems like he gettin washed up
daydreaming is easily the best track on this imo
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told y'all the dre and mobb together in the studio shit was bullshit, go check back a while, i think i made a post about them lying, the shit everyone heard was probably daydreaming, and they probably told everyone it was nightmares, cuz that still has a sick beat....i dont beleive dre worked with mobb
LOL @ everybody still thinking "Nightmares" is bullshit, when Havoc, Prodigy & Interscope all talked about it, with specific details on how Dre used a shovel and dirt to create the track..XXL and other magazines wrote about the track in their review (magazines get sent early versions of albums), 40 Glocc describing the track as "killer" and "crack", etc.
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told y'all the dre and mobb together in the studio shit was bullshit, go check back a while, i think i made a post about them lying, the shit everyone heard was probably daydreaming, and they probably told everyone it was nightmares, cuz that still has a sick beat....i dont beleive dre worked with mobb
LOL @ everybody still thinking "Nightmares" is bullshit, when Havoc, Prodigy & Interscope all talked about it, with specific details on how Dre used a shovel and dirt to create the track..XXL and other magazines wrote about the track in their review (magazines get sent early versions of albums), 40 Glocc describing the track as "killer" and "crack", etc.
shovel and dirt are for the busta album, not nightmares.........secondly the same thing was said about yayo and live by the gun, people and mags claimed dre produced it until it was found out it was done by focus...........dre didnt work with mobb as far as im concerned until i hear the joint
by the way every artist coming out of gunit has claimed to have dre beats and all said it was dope to work with him and the so on and the joint was heat and so on, never beleive the bullshit
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told y'all the dre and mobb together in the studio shit was bullshit, go check back a while, i think i made a post about them lying, the shit everyone heard was probably daydreaming, and they probably told everyone it was nightmares, cuz that still has a sick beat....i dont beleive dre worked with mobb
LOL @ everybody still thinking "Nightmares" is bullshit, when Havoc, Prodigy & Interscope all talked about it, with specific details on how Dre used a shovel and dirt to create the track..XXL and other magazines wrote about the track in their review (magazines get sent early versions of albums), 40 Glocc describing the track as "killer" and "crack", etc.
shovel and dirt are for the busta album, not nightmares.........secondly the same thing was said about yayo and live by the gun, people and mags claimed dre produced it until it was found out it was done by focus...........dre didnt work with mobb as far as im concerned until i hear the joint
by the way every artist coming out of gunit has claimed to have dre beats and all said it was dope to work with him and the so on and the joint was heat and so on, never beleive the bullshit
True, but no one from GUnit hyped this track this much. Something fishy happened no doubt.
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"['Nightmares'] don't sound like a Dre record," said Prodigy about Dre's experimental, enthralling production.
The most sought after producer in music adapted to the Mobb’s haunting sound for the infectious “Nightmares”. “It was crazy.” says Havoc about finally working with the greatest hip-hop producer of all time, Dr. Dre. “You get to see a genius at work. He is actually making beats after all these years. Coming from producer’s stand point, that’s an inspiration to me.”
JD: You've got a track on the album produced by Dre haven't you?
Havoc: Yeah, yeah, it's called Nightmares, man that's tight.
JD: What was it like working with Dre?
Havoc: I mean, it was a good experience because I am a producer myself. So working with him was like an honour, you know to sit there and watch him do his thing, that was crazy.
JD: Did you just sit back and take notes?
Havoc: Yeah of course, I took a lot of mental notes, you know what I mean, I was glad I was a part of that.
For the Dr. Dre-produced "Nightmares," 50 sings a hook he conceived after being awoken in the middle of the night on a trip to Africa, and Prodigy adds verses about a recurring dream. "It's about protecting myself from being shot," he says. "But when I go to use the gun, I can't pull the trigger."
("Working with Dre, as you can imagine, is ill," Havoc said with a smile. "It's that Dre darkness.")
We have the writers for the track, put up by ROLLINSTONES Magazine:
Young, Andre/Jackson, Curtis/Johnson, Albert/Lahiri, B./Muchita, Kejuan/Pant, Robert - 4.01 minutes
XXL REVIEW:
If Fiddy isn’t supplying his chart-topping vocals to a hook (i.e. the groupie-lovin’ “Backstage Pass” and the Dr. Dre–produced “Nightmares”...)
50 declared at the start of the session that he wouldn’t be playing a Mary J. Blige track and a Dr. Dre-produced one, but he couldn’t resist giving us a listen to the latter. ‘Nightmares’ sounds a little more ‘experimental Dre’ than his usual trademark beats. However, 50 did warn that it’s not yet been mixed.
So you're saying that all these artists, magazines, websites, reviewers, etc. is lying ehh, and that the listening sessions are also made up ??
You got conspiracy theories like 9/11. :D
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still funny jome how they have taken a dre track off an album, which in all honestly is pretty weak.
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im surprised the blood money scans havent leaked yet...
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"['Nightmares'] don't sound like a Dre record," said Prodigy about Dre's experimental, enthralling production.
The most sought after producer in music adapted to the Mobb’s haunting sound for the infectious “Nightmares”. “It was crazy.” says Havoc about finally working with the greatest hip-hop producer of all time, Dr. Dre. “You get to see a genius at work. He is actually making beats after all these years. Coming from producer’s stand point, that’s an inspiration to me.”
JD: You've got a track on the album produced by Dre haven't you?
Havoc: Yeah, yeah, it's called Nightmares, man that's tight.
JD: What was it like working with Dre?
Havoc: I mean, it was a good experience because I am a producer myself. So working with him was like an honour, you know to sit there and watch him do his thing, that was crazy.
JD: Did you just sit back and take notes?
Havoc: Yeah of course, I took a lot of mental notes, you know what I mean, I was glad I was a part of that.
For the Dr. Dre-produced "Nightmares," 50 sings a hook he conceived after being awoken in the middle of the night on a trip to Africa, and Prodigy adds verses about a recurring dream. "It's about protecting myself from being shot," he says. "But when I go to use the gun, I can't pull the trigger."
("Working with Dre, as you can imagine, is ill," Havoc said with a smile. "It's that Dre darkness.")
We have the writers for the track, put up by ROLLINSTONES Magazine:
Young, Andre/Jackson, Curtis/Johnson, Albert/Lahiri, B./Muchita, Kejuan/Pant, Robert - 4.01 minutes
XXL REVIEW:
If Fiddy isn’t supplying his chart-topping vocals to a hook (i.e. the groupie-lovin’ “Backstage Pass” and the Dr. Dre–produced “Nightmares”...)
50 declared at the start of the session that he wouldn’t be playing a Mary J. Blige track and a Dr. Dre-produced one, but he couldn’t resist giving us a listen to the latter. ‘Nightmares’ sounds a little more ‘experimental Dre’ than his usual trademark beats. However, 50 did warn that it’s not yet been mixed.
So you're saying that all these artists, magazines, websites, reviewers, etc. is lying ehh, and that the listening sessions are also made up ??
You got conspiracy theories like 9/11. :D
dude i could be wrong, maybe they did have a dre beat, i dunno......i beleive the only beat if they did get one or work on one was the one originally meant for olivia....i dont beleive dre was in the studio with mobb deep, and if they did have the beat the only reason i can see as to why dre didnt let it pass it cuz of the friction between them, specially since 50 claimed both obie and blood money is better than bustas new album since its coming out last from the three.......which we already both know will probably be sick if u into hiphop.....and the other reason is because of all the shit every member of gunit has said before their album drops about having dre on the album and the mags always write dre did work on them and when it drops their no dre.....i aint questioning what u beleive or shit, their is no right or wrong answer to this unless nightmares drops.......peace! ;D 8)
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cover:
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Lol, was just about to post this.
RNS proved once again, they dont put out bs rips.
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So Prodigy lied when he said that there was 6 tracks on the retail that wasn't on the leaked version. :grumpy:
Album includes
Have a party feat. 50 Cent
Put 'em in their place
+ Produced by
Dr.Dre, 50 Cent & More
50's name used for all it's worth, he's a producer too now ehh. :grumpy:
I wonder why "Speakin' so freely" sounds so choppy, it sounds like it skips every 10-15 seconds.
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^^ Props, couple of small changes then.So Havoc produced Its Alright...
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so there is officially no nightmares
wonder if g-unit just told the magazines that creep or daydreamin was nightmares and produced by dre, same trick as with yayo's live by the gun
we all know there is no better promotion than a rumoured dre track on your album
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Why ain't Young Buck in that pic and why ain't 40 Glocc on the album? Dope pic still
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Dunno, M.O.P., Mase, Spider Loc are also missing. Guess he didnt have the time or something like that.
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mayb they didnt fit on :D
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so there is officially no nightmares
wonder if g-unit just told the magazines that creep or daydreamin was nightmares and produced by dre, same trick as with yayo's live by the gun
we all know there is no better promotion than a rumoured dre track on your album
no doubt, thats exactly how i see it, more dre being on the album bullshit, i'll just wait for bustas album to drop to hear some real dre beats
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I think the album sounds pretty polished production-wise. I'd heard that it was garbage but I disagree. "Speakin so freely" is nuts. Its good to hear Mobb again. I dont give a fuck who they're with. I've bought every other album to date.
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this album is st8 fiya 8)
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I noticed two tracks on the album, use a beat/sample already been done before. And their the exact same, no changes at all.
Mobb Deep - It's Alright (Feat. 50 Cent & Mary J. Blige)
Track has the exact same sample, loop, and beat as The Alchemist - Tick Toc (Feat. Nas & Prodigy)
Mobb Deep - The Infamous (Feat. 50 Cent)
Track has the exact sample sample, loop and beat as AZ - New York Feat. Raekwon & Ghostface Killah
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doesnt sound exactly the same.....different drums from da sounds of it.