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Started by killagee - Last post by TraceOneInfinite

Dre made the album and he agreed to let Suge handle the business he was going to Manage Dre personally and run a Management company through Death Row was not Suge’s label, it was Dre’s and Suge and 20% was Interscope and mainly Dre and Snoop who were interscope artist as well, Dogg Pound were releases on Priority not Interscope.

Look at the budget on Dogg Food versus Even Murder Was the Case soundtrack more videos singles press release and it sold just as much as Dogg Food. The VHS was also hot as lava when it dropped.


Suge gets more credit than he deserves. He ruined just as much as he help start as well. 90s were an amazing time for music. He was the downfall of it, ruined the very branches of the tree he built.

No, I think you got that wrong. 

It was Interscope's parent company that dropped Death Row amidst the controversy over gangsta rap—prior to the release of Dogg Food.  Interscope was still around, it was the parent company of Interscope—Time Warner. 


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dogg_Food

52   West Coast Classics / Re:RBXon Today at 05:35:58 AM

Started by Storm - Last post by TraceOneInfinite

do you even know who you're talking to? read the room dude .. of course infinite lives in the past and dwells on past good times. that's 99% of his joy. are u new to this forum? smh

What about Warren G living in the past on G Funk Era?   That was a platinum classic and also the golden age and height of his career... yet listen to the albums content it's mostly reflection and "livin in the past"

53   West Coast Classics / Re: RBXon Today at 05:33:44 AM

Started by Storm - Last post by TraceOneInfinite

Yes, also featuring a remix of it, different tittle though. I prefer the original.



Sounds like a DJ mix the way they just took Goldie Loc's verse from Xzibit's Rimz and Tires which came out in the last weeks of the year 2000

54   West Coast Classics / Re: RBXon Today at 05:32:43 AM

Started by Storm - Last post by TraceOneInfinite

Low Low was also on the Dove Shack's second album.

Didn't even know they had a second album

55   West Coast Connection / Re: YOUR TOP 10 ALBUMS OF 2025on Today at 05:26:43 AM

Started by doggfather - Last post by The Predator

Started by killagee - Last post by rivoli

What part of this is AI?

57   Outbound Connection / Re: Onyx - Ohh Yeahon Today at 04:51:34 AM

Started by killagee - Last post by The Predator

Grimy, Sticky ripped it.

Started by The Predator - Last post by The Predator

Troomp chin checks Dre as a beat-maker, (Anyone got Dre beat-tappin footage? Not even in 2025?)



Rappers/producers come out in support for the Dr like the ''Gotti Boys'', but they catching strays too-

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icecube

I’ve seen it with my own eyes. This narrative is dead in the water

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teddyriley1
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Respectfully, I’ve seen him play piano, and also program on a drum machine. Doctor DRE is definitely a doctor in studio. I’ve also seen him run more than one session at the same time like myself. 👑👑


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warreng
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Thats my sensei

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9thwonder
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We live in a world where people will argue with Royce, Teddy Riley,  Jazzy Pha, Warren G, Punch,  Ross, Focus, Scarface, Tmbo, and an ORIGINAL Member of NWA in Ice Cube…just to get a response, not to actually learn, but JUST to get a response ….. it’s amazing.  Welcome to The Internet.  lol

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djscratch
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I’ve watched him play the Fender Rhodes, watched him make beats on the MPC-3000 & watched him mix a song without an engineer.

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scottstorchofficial
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Dr Dre is the illest to ever do it on the mp pushes the envelop on the pads creating  some of the craziest beat patterns. As well he dials in on swing and quantizing like nobody. Thats why u subliminally feel something different from his music  He privileged me to collaborate with him for many years.  But he is fully capable of playing keys as well.  But from a creative standpoint collaborating always makes for great music.


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focus3dots
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Yes! And I have over 24 years of working with him as my credential(s). Can't throw shade then say 'no shade'. What's the point of this post anyway???

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royceda59
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I’ve seen with my own eye 👀 Plz put some respect on the 🐐 name 🙏🏿🫡
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timbaland
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I seen it hands down

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jazzepha
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I have seen it & i actually think 💭 i might have some pics from a session w Truth Hurts tapping the MPC 3000… also playing keys… 🎹 he was more of a master mind & conductor but he definitely all star 💫 in that lab jack
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tonyadawiz
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I saw him firsthand in the studio Audio Achievements 87, 88, and 89 produce classics from the SP1200. I was there, and he taught me how to use the SP1200 drum machine.

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brothermob
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Been in with Dre and yea I seen him play the piano, tap on the drum pads, coach vocal takes,and lead the session musicians.. that’s the first time I ever seen multiple MPC’s daisy chained and I may have some old footage, the nigga is a real deal, a producer not just a dude with a beat tape letting you pick beats, here’s a question for everybody, how many artists has he put his hands on? And how successful did they become? I’ll rest my case right there… the nigga mean!

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richforever (Rick Ross)
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I watched him produce the entire track on my #Mastermind lp.
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thesamplelounge
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Man you got a response from all the big hitters who have witnessed  It themselves. Case closed lol

59   West Coast Connection / Re: YOUR TOP 10 ALBUMS OF 2025on Today at 03:42:58 AM

Started by doggfather - Last post by hitsaw

1 Xzibit -KingMaker
2 Mobb Deep - Infinite
3 Ice Cube - Man Up
4 Onyx – Lower East Side
5 Wu-Tang Clan - Black Samson
6 Nas - Light Years
7 Big L - Return of the King
8 Raekwon – The Emperor's New Clothes
9 Ghostface Killah – Supreme Clientele 2
10 Masta Killa -Balance

60   Train of Thought / Re: Wiz Khalifa on Flat Earthon Today at 01:52:24 AM

Started by TraceOneInfinite - Last post by TraceOneInfinite


because most people who believe in globe earth generally think flat earthers are retarded morons .... so it upsets them to believe someone amongst them could be so unbelievably stupid.

I’m not sure if I buy that.  Because people believe in a lot of crazy shit.  Just look at all the crazy shit our old homie Lights 💡 believed in.  Nobody got angry or red in the face and shouting we found it amusing. 

 I had a friend that was a very normal guy like the most normal guy you’d ever meet.  But he’d mention in conversations he believed in ghosts and his only evidence was he had like some picture of a window to a building on a dark night and some faded image and he’d be like “I know it sounds crazy but what the fuck is that.”

And we did think it was crazy and nonsensical—but nobody at the table got all angry and red in the face and started shouting at him we actually found it interesting that this totally normal guy Mark had this whacked out theory.
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