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DUBCC - Tha Connection => West Coast Connection => Topic started by: Tha Crip on March 06, 2020, 03:02:32 PM
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Look what was uploaded last month!!! 8)
- 1st track is the Dre version of Royce Da 5'9's Throw is Mine Track
- 2nd track sounds like a crazy Dre track
- 3rd track sounds like maybe Mel-Man rapping
- 4th track is an Alternate/OG? version of Whats The Difference wit diff Dre verses
- 5th track is Hittman rapping over a crazy Dre beat
- 6th track some unknown guy repping Aftermath in the verses
https://www.youtube.com/v/2lrgW8eY6jA&feature=emb_title (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2lrgW8eY6jA&feature=emb_title)
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LgN9F78CmEc
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Cool find. Makes me wanna be 18 - 21 again.
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2nd track must be "Hey You". It's one of two tracks produced by Tim & Bob that didn't make the album. The other one was "Malibu Dre" and that hasn't leaked yet either.
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Great find.
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woah...thanks for this 8)
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who’s the guy who found this?
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This a sick find!!
I wonder if they also have the OG of Some LA Niggaz which according to Ren originally had a verse from him
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who’s the guy who found this?
Think hes a Pittsburgh guy (somehow connected to Mel-Man maybe idk)
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According to the info on the youtube channel, the other guy is doc deezul on whats the difference and probably that last track. I found a pic of him, mel and dre together.
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According to the info on the youtube channel, the other guy is doc deezul on whats the difference and probably that last track. I found a pic of him, mel and dre together.
Damn. A blast from the past.
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who’s the guy who found this?
A mormon from Utah.
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"Hey You" sounds amazing!
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Damn , nice !
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"Hey You" sounds amazing!
chorus also very catchy. wish we could listen the full hq version. damn dre i hate you keeping 10 thousand unreleased hits.
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Cool find. Makes me wanna be 18 - 21 again.
No doubt... makes me feel 17 again I remember summer 98' www.dreday.com website used to leak shit like the o.g "What's The Difference" (with Hittman not Xzibit) they had like 5 months before the album released and they were always rumoring some "Malibu Dre" track. So ya'll think that was the Tim and Bob and Malibu Dre tracks that were rumored way back when? And I always liked Mel-Man's lyrics and wondered why they never let him rap on anything other than "Shittin On The World"--cause his lyrics and flow are distinctive and highly entertaining....
but damn...HOLY SHIT THAT SHIT WAS FIRE!!! Any chance we could get full length songs of those joints--this is the best discovery since the Cali gold rush 1848!!!
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thanks for this crip! went ahead and made it sound a little better I might do the same with the snippets when I get the chance.. enjoy
https://dbree.org/v/65e68f
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thanks for this crip! went ahead and made it sound a little better I might do the same with the snippets when I get the chance.. enjoy
https://dbree.org/v/65e68f
Are you taking notes? Seeing what real exclusives sound like and not your constant stream of fake "Oh? Really, I didn't know" pretendos?
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Look what was uploaded last month!!! 8)
- 1st track is the Dre version of Royce Da 5'9's Throw is Mine Track
- 2nd track sounds like a crazy Dre track
- 3rd track sounds like maybe Mel-Man rapping
- 4th track is an Alternate/OG? version of Whats The Difference wit diff Dre verses
- 5th track is Hittman rapping over a crazy Dre beat
- 6th track some unknown guy repping Aftermath in the verses
https://www.youtube.com/v/2lrgW8eY6jA&feature=emb_title (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2lrgW8eY6jA&feature=emb_title)
Great find my G
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Track #1. The first joint is the most interesting one... so that is “Malibu Dre”? Amazing... after all these years been hearing about this rumored track since summer of 99’... any chance we could get the full version? That song is 2001 level caliber for sure and a lot like “Throne is Mine”. The lyrics sound like maybe it’s a veiled Suge diss with “Enter the car/Rottweiler”—cause there is the imagery of Suge always driving around with those attack dogs in his vehicle.
Mel-Man joint - the next most interesting joint to me is that Mel-Man joint...this dude really was not just a great producer but excellent writer...intro, comedic metaphors, name references “Rap in your City but not Joe Claire” - I love how he flips shit like that as he did in “Shittin On the World”. There’s got to be a full version of this. I got to search for an EP he released years ago I think he had an EP when he met Dre didn’t he? I’ve been bumping “Shittin On The World” since the day it came out—certified sleeper banger those first 5 joints, the RBX joint, Dre joints—on Aftermath presents were all next level and way ahead of their time—so far ahead that headz still never caught up while I’m still Infinite trapped in 96 when all this shit went down!!!! I never moved on...
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It's not "Malibu Dre", it's the song Royce rote for Dre. "The Throne Is Mine".
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It's not "Malibu Dre", it's the song Royce rote for Dre. "The Throne Is Mine".
So which is he Malibu Dre...
And yes the beat does sound like “The Throne Is Mine” but it has enough variance to stand up as it’s own track. Lyrics totally different and pitch and sound different in beat, of course rapped by Dre...
...I say all that to say this—if I could get the full track I could bump it like it’s own joint and not like some alternate or remix version of Throne is Mine. Which means it would could live on my playlist for quite some time. Best unreleased shit I’ve heard in a long time
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what dre used to do is make numerous tracks to the same beat and pick the best one...
so it is the throne is mine beat, but sounds like it could be a diff song
don’t think it’s malibu dre tho
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what dre used to do is make numerous tracks to the same beat and pick the best one...
so it is the throne is mine beat, but sounds like it could be a diff song
don’t think it’s malibu dre tho
Yeah clearly Dre used to do that but the beat is also different
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what dre used to do is make numerous tracks to the same beat and pick the best one...
so it is the throne is mine beat, but sounds like it could be a diff song
don’t think it’s malibu dre tho
Yeah clearly Dre used to do that but the beat is also different
...and here’s the full version of this latest leak of “What’s The Difference” with a unheard intro, the alternate Dre verse and some guy we never heard of before on the 3rd verse
https://youtu.be/LgN9F78CmEc
That’s literally post #2 in this thread
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what dre used to do is make numerous tracks to the same beat and pick the best one...
so it is the throne is mine beat, but sounds like it could be a diff song
don’t think it’s malibu dre tho
Yeah clearly Dre used to do that but the beat is also different
...and here’s the full version of this latest leak of “What’s The Difference” with a unheard intro, the alternate Dre verse and some guy we never heard of before on the 3rd verse
https://youtu.be/LgN9F78CmEc
sounds like the same beat wit diff developments
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what dre used to do is make numerous tracks to the same beat and pick the best one...
so it is the throne is mine beat, but sounds like it could be a diff song
don’t think it’s malibu dre tho
Yeah clearly Dre used to do that but the beat is also different
...and here’s the full version of this latest leak of “What’s The Difference” with a unheard intro, the alternate Dre verse and some guy we never heard of before on the 3rd verse
https://youtu.be/LgN9F78CmEc
That’s literally post #2 in this thread
Oh I missed that when I saw it before cause I thought it was just that old o.g Hitman version
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The last track might be Joe Beast?
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The man who leaked these is on the Bomb1st forums and is goin' to sell the tape.
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The man who leaked these is on the Bomb1st forums and is goin' to sell the tape.
Tell him I'll trade him a lightly used slipmat, a cup of tea and an autographed copy of Sccits discography.
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Dre did not do jack for the anniversary of 2001, not even a breakdown interview.
2001 might be the first Dre project that never got remixes/b-sides released? (Hittmans extended outro on 'Next Episode' video was the only extra bit we got and "Bad Guys Always Die" was tailored for the Wild Wild West movie).
We did get an instrumental version though, which DJs across the world mixed to death.
This demo tape is a surprise, along with Crips mix the only real celebration for such a sonic masterpiece.
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Dre did not do jack for the anniversary of 2001, not even a breakdown interview.
2001 might be the first Dre project that never got remixes/b-sides released? (Hittmans extended outro on 'Next Episode' video was the only extra bit we got and "Bad Guys Always Die" was tailored for the Wild Wild West movie).
We did get an instrumental version though, which DJs across the world mixed to death.
This demo tape is a surprise, along with Crips mix the only real celebration for such a sonic masterpiece.
i like the perspective you're bringing. Although, if I may set things right, the extended outro on 'Next Episode' video was an instrumental promoting the Up In Smoke Tour.
The Hittman's extended outro (a snippet of his 'Last Dayz (https://hittman.bandcamp.com/track/last-dayz)' song actually) was at the end of the 'Forgot About Dre' video
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Dre did not do jack for the anniversary of 2001, not even a breakdown interview.
2001 might be the first Dre project that never got remixes/b-sides released? (Hittmans extended outro on 'Next Episode' video was the only extra bit we got and "Bad Guys Always Die" was tailored for the Wild Wild West movie).
We did get an instrumental version though, which DJs across the world mixed to death.
This demo tape is a surprise, along with Crips mix the only real celebration for such a sonic masterpiece.
We got a ton more than just "Bad Guys Always Die"... I mean "X" was o.g 2001 sessions, I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of stuff like "Remember Me" on MMLP was probably 2001 sessions, cause Sticky Fingaz was there which means "Buck Um" was probably 2001 sessions, really all 3 Dre tracks on Top Dogg... we could even say maybe "Low Low" was 2001 sessions, maybe "Best Of Things"... no telling how much of the stuff that came out came from those 2001 sessions... maybe even the Gwen Stefani beat was originally conceived of there
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^^Yep, been a while since i watched the 2001 vids.. i can clearly hear the Next Episode Up In Smoke outro instrumental whistling in my head now.
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2001 session tracks proably did spill over to other projects, that's how great the creative zone Dre and co were in at the time.
If that's the case and as perfect as the 'come-back' album turned out to be, Dre could of released his first double classic album.
But no remixes were released!
Though we did get a sequel to The Watcher in 2002 and a Dre/Snoop demo version? of part 2 on a mixtape in 2003.
It would of been the singles that got one or more remix versions, if Dre had followed his prevous Ruthless/Deathrow formula.
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^^Yep, been a while since i watched the 2001 vids.. i can clearly hear the Next Episode Up In Smoke outro instrumental whistling in my head now.
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2001 session tracks proably did spill over to other projects, that's how great the creative zone Dre and co were in at the time.
If that's the case and as perfect as the 'come-back' album turned out to be, Dre could of released his first double classic album.
But no remixes were released!
Though we did get a sequel to The Watcher in 2002 and a Dre/Snoop demo version? of part 2 on a mixtape in 2003.
It would of been the singles that got one or more remix versions, if Dre had followed his prevous Ruthless/Deathrow formula.
damn i never knew bout this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dHigQ9hr9Y0&app=desktop
the watcher 2 was originally a dre snoop joint
dope
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^^Yep, been a while since i watched the 2001 vids.. i can clearly hear the Next Episode Up In Smoke outro instrumental whistling in my head now.
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2001 session tracks proably did spill over to other projects, that's how great the creative zone Dre and co were in at the time.
If that's the case and as perfect as the 'come-back' album turned out to be, Dre could of released his first double classic album.
But no remixes were released!
Though we did get a sequel to The Watcher in 2002 and a Dre/Snoop demo version? of part 2 on a mixtape in 2003.
It would of been the singles that got one or more remix versions, if Dre had followed his prevous Ruthless/Deathrow formula.
damn i never knew bout this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dHigQ9hr9Y0&app=desktop
the watcher 2 was originally a dre snoop joint
dope
Dope intro by Snoop but then Dre killed Snoop on the verse... off the top of my head not sure (cause I don't fucc with Jay-Z) if that's the same Dre verse from the Jay-Z track... anyway, dope shit
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Dope intro by Snoop but then Dre killed Snoop on the verse... off the top of my head not sure (cause I don't fucc with Jay-Z) if that's the same Dre verse from the Jay-Z track... anyway, dope shit
Yeah... I just went against my religion and peeped Jay-Z Blueprint 2 album....... and yes, that Dre verse is the same as the one from the Jay-Z album. That Dre verse is killer, he murderes Jay (which isn't hard) and Rakim (which is hard) on that track. Dre never brags about his mic skills, and of course he has ghostwriters, but I track like this proves that he can more than hold his own on the mic... In fact, imagine if all Dre's lyrics were actually written by him--there would be no way you wouldn't put him as a Top 10 MC.
Banging joint... sad I can't listen to it more
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Dope intro by Snoop but then Dre killed Snoop on the verse... off the top of my head not sure (cause I don't fucc with Jay-Z) if that's the same Dre verse from the Jay-Z track... anyway, dope shit
Yeah... I just went against my religion and peeped Jay-Z Blueprint 2 album....... and yes, that Dre verse is the same as the one from the Jay-Z album. That Dre verse is killer, he murderes Jay (which isn't hard) and Rakim (which is hard) on that track. Dre never brags about his mic skills, and of course he has ghostwriters, but I track like this proves that he can more than hold his own on the mic... In fact, imagine if all Dre's lyrics were actually written by him--there would be no way you wouldn't put him as a Top 10 MC.
Banging joint... sad I can't listen to it more
thats a fact that dre has perfect mic skills and live performance talent. better than any other MC's.. he knows how to rock the mic and rock the show!
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Dope intro by Snoop but then Dre killed Snoop on the verse... off the top of my head not sure (cause I don't fucc with Jay-Z) if that's the same Dre verse from the Jay-Z track... anyway, dope shit
Yeah... I just went against my religion and peeped Jay-Z Blueprint 2 album....... and yes, that Dre verse is the same as the one from the Jay-Z album. That Dre verse is killer, he murderes Jay (which isn't hard) and Rakim (which is hard) on that track. Dre never brags about his mic skills, and of course he has ghostwriters, but I track like this proves that he can more than hold his own on the mic... In fact, imagine if all Dre's lyrics were actually written by him--there would be no way you wouldn't put him as a Top 10 MC.
Banging joint... sad I can't listen to it more
thats a fact that dre has perfect mic skills and live performance talent. better than any other MC's.. he knows how to rock the mic and rock the show!
Yeah that's a fact cause he's from the old dayz, Wrecking Cru, NWA--Live Shows were a real show back then you really had to have mic skills and know how to move the crowd. Dre was a wizard in those days. He became a studio junkie later on but still being a perfectionist he takes the time in the studio to make sure his verses come out flawless.
...I wouldn't even be surprised if he does more writing than we think he does. For example, in Snoop's autobiography he says Dre gave him the first line "Tonight's the Night I Get in Some Shit/ Deep Cover on the Incognito Tip" and told him to run with that. So Dre does feed and guide his writers.
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interesting thing i heard came from knoc. when dre and quik was trying to record their first collaboration "put it on me"... dre asked knoc to write his lyircs and warned him "dont let this nigga rip me, dont make me sound im lesser, write something ca match quik's cold and clever style, thats a chance for me to beat him in his own style"
dre is a cruel monster in the game.
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interesting thing i heard came from knoc. when dre and quik was trying to record their first collaboration "put it on me"... dre asked knoc to write his lyircs and warned him "dont let this nigga rip me, dont make me sound im lesser, write something ca match quik's cold and clever style, thats a chance for me to beat him in his own style"
dre is a cruel monster in the game.
No doubt... Dre never allows himself to look bad on a track and he goes toe for toe with all the greatest emcees in the game. But at the same time he helps showcase the other artist on the track.. often he feeds their energy and promotes them, and gives an assist so they can slam it home and get all the accolades like the way he set up Pac on "California Love" or sets up Snoop to look good on "G Thang" or "Wit A Dre Day".
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https://www.instagram.com/p/B49YJohAVT1/
Jay Z wrote Malibu Dre
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o0hawoYz11o&ab_channel=Dr.DreIUpdatesandClips
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interesting thing i heard came from knoc. when dre and quik was trying to record their first collaboration "put it on me"... dre asked knoc to write his lyircs and warned him "dont let this nigga rip me, dont make me sound im lesser, write something ca match quik's cold and clever style,
thats a chance for me to beat him in his own style"
Funny Dre saying ''it's a chance for me'' when someone else is writing his lyrics lmao ;D
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That version with Snoop was the ONE. I can't believe fuckin Jay-Z got the official release of that song. Rakim was hard though. He stays. Snoop and Rakim would've been epic. 8)
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That version with Snoop was the ONE. I can't believe fuckin Jay-Z got the official release of that song. Rakim was hard though. He stays. Snoop and Rakim would've been epic. 8)
That's just somethin' Snoop did over the instrumental on a DJ Jam mixtape. Hittman was on the original version of "The Watcher 2" though.