Nothing ever has leaked by:

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Paradise
Lady Levi
Miss Allen
Chocolate
B-Rezell
Young Soldierz

A lot of 2Pac, 4 albums of Dre, multiple versions of the One Nation album, LA Prada, Compton Flame. Lakey The Kidd, Eastwood, Petey Pablo, Warlord, 6Pac, Young Life, Mary J. Blige, J Flexx, Sam Sneed, Tha Convictz, LA Nash, Songs with Death Row artist with 2Pac like Petey Pablo, Warlord, and more in the hundreds - remixes over one verse songs over skeleton beats, Danny Boy, Danny Boy impersonating 2Pac with Kurt Kobane, Crooked I, NINA, some Outlawz songs, Death Row East compilation, that's about it.

Link?

If all  those underground artists material cost good $

I can imagine how much u gotta  put $$$ up for a tupac unheard or dpg stuff

For Death Row East:

Eric B
Craig Mack
Big Daddy Kane
Scorpio
Mellie Mel

For Makaveli Records:

Outlawz
Nuttso
Chelle

Didnt Run DMC perform @ 662 along Craig Mack?

Supossedely  Pac was going to beat Craig Mack for not Showin up at studio

Off: What was Eric B doing exactly in "Eric B & Rakim"?

Scratches and turntables olus production it was all Rakim

Watch the trone vibes 🔥🔥🔥🔥

Still not sure about the 'Right Up My Alley' "original" version
https://www.dubcnn.com/connect/index.php/topic,348230.msg3217342.html#msg3217342

I guess it's only Ren himself or the ones that own the promo and / or the ones that was for sale that can set this straight.

Kizz My Black Azz (promo)
https://www.discogs.com/release/8833824-MC-Ren-Kizz-My-Black-Azz

B1 "Right Up My Alley" is the original version with the Isaac Hayes sample, that couldn't be cleared for the retail release

Kizz My Black Azz (vinyl) Ruthless Records – PEVL 53802, Priority Records – PEVL 53802
https://www.discogs.com/release/7508109-MC-Ren-Kizz-My-Black-Azz

This first release of the EP was canceled by the label, due to license issues with a sample of the Isaac Hayes song 'The Look Of Love' used for the track 'Right Up My Alley'.
A re-release was published, which is completely identical to the first one except that the beat for 'Right Up My Alley' was changed, so the difference between the two versions can only be heard on the record itself.
There are probably only a few issues left, due to the fact that the owners must have bought it on the first or second release day, before the EP was taken out of the stores and replaced by the new version.

I never heard of it before it leaked on youtube, the instrumental don't fit the lyrics and the production style on rest of the tracks on Kizz My Black Azz. I note that it's vinyl (and on the promo tape), I bought the CD and tape the first day, not the vinyl, so yeah it could be real.

I would like to know more about the tracks RBX recorded on Aftermath.

-The RBX tracks that Dre play for Source magazine in the interview he did when he left Death Row.

-Doggs for Life with Snoop and Kurupt for Chronic 2001
https://www.dubcnn.com/connect/index.php/topic,32686.msg3217704.html#msg3217704

And where is Greg Royal, he produced RBX-Files and worked on The Chronic?
https://www.discogs.com/master/33951-Dr-Dre-The-Chronic

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