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The D.O.C. became associated with Suge Knight after his car accident for create a new label, Funky Enough Records. During a few years, Suge, Mario 'Smooth' Johnson (aka Chocolate), The D.O.C., Erotic D, Dr Dre, The Unknown DJ began a new family, ready for a new label, Future Shock later titled Death Row Records. Suge & The D.O.C. were the first and really wanted Dr Dre off Ruthless for work together, on a brand new label.After Death Row Records was born, The D.O.C. help Dr Dre and then Snoop Doggy Dogg for their albums. During this years, The D.O.C. got an idea, more, a concept, for a new album : "Helter Skelter". Dr Dre though that The D.O.C. couldn't record songs any more and wanted this concept for a new album, with Ice Cube as performer (not Snoop Doggy Dogg). Once again, The D.O.C. wrote lyrics for Dr Dre when Dr Dre worked on the sound of "Helter Skelter". When "Murder Was The Case" was released, The D.O.C. wanted to leave Death Row. Not paid, frustration, not loved by everyone who were around the label, The D.O.C. used to wrote for other guyz like MC Breeda and DFC. Off Death Row, The D.O.C. wanted to create a new album with Erotic D. as producer. They didn't want to use the beats created by Dr Dre for Helter Skelter, but some songs contained original ideas comin from the Death Row era, as "Da Hereafter" ("The Year After").
So is he getting that surgery or what?
Quote from: green-eyed bandit on July 26, 2012, 03:36:36 AMI've read that he took some DRE beats out of the studio as well & used them for this album...maybe that was D.O.C.'s plan for a while, but Erotic D changed that and made his own beatsI'm pretty sure the released version doesn't contain any dre (or dre remake) beats
I've read that he took some DRE beats out of the studio as well & used them for this album...
"The Hearafter" song that recently leaked sounds like a Dre/Sneed track.
i always assumed that he guided a lot of the artists, as doc had already had an album out.
Quote from: sofdark on July 26, 2012, 02:54:13 AMSo is he getting that surgery or what?
Would Like 2 Hear If He Got Any Material In Tha Vaults
The D.O.C. became associated with Suge Knight after his car accident for create a new label, FutureShock Records. During a few years, Suge, Mario 'Smooth' Johnson (aka Chocolate), The D.O.C., Erotic D, Dr Dre, The Unknown DJ began a new family, ready for a new label, later titled Death Row Records. Suge & The D.O.C. were the first and really wanted Dr Dre off Ruthless for work together, on a brand new label.After Death Row Records was born, The D.O.C. help Dr Dre and then Snoop Doggy Dogg for their albums. During this years, The D.O.C. got an idea, more, a concept, for a new album : "Helter Skelter". Dr Dre though that The D.O.C. couldn't record songs any more and wanted this concept for a new album, with Ice Cube as performer (not Snoop Doggy Dogg). Once again, The D.O.C. wrote lyrics for Dr Dre when Dr Dre worked on the sound of "Helter Skelter". When "Murder Was The Case" was released, The D.O.C. wanted to leave Death Row. Not paid, frustration, not loved by everyone who were around the label, The D.O.C. used to wrote for other guyz like MC Breeda and DFC. Off Death Row, The D.O.C. wanted to create a new album with Erotic D. as producer. They didn't want to use the beats created by Dr Dre for Helter Skelter, but some songs contained original ideas comin from the Death Row era, as "Da Hereafter" ("The Year After").
Quote from: donfathaimmortal on July 26, 2012, 01:11:46 AMThe D.O.C. became associated with Suge Knight after his car accident for create a new label, FutureShock Records. During a few years, Suge, Mario 'Smooth' Johnson (aka Chocolate), The D.O.C., Erotic D, Dr Dre, The Unknown DJ began a new family, ready for a new label, later titled Death Row Records. Suge & The D.O.C. were the first and really wanted Dr Dre off Ruthless for work together, on a brand new label.After Death Row Records was born, The D.O.C. help Dr Dre and then Snoop Doggy Dogg for their albums. During this years, The D.O.C. got an idea, more, a concept, for a new album : "Helter Skelter". Dr Dre though that The D.O.C. couldn't record songs any more and wanted this concept for a new album, with Ice Cube as performer (not Snoop Doggy Dogg). Once again, The D.O.C. wrote lyrics for Dr Dre when Dr Dre worked on the sound of "Helter Skelter". When "Murder Was The Case" was released, The D.O.C. wanted to leave Death Row. Not paid, frustration, not loved by everyone who were around the label, The D.O.C. used to wrote for other guyz like MC Breeda and DFC. Off Death Row, The D.O.C. wanted to create a new album with Erotic D. as producer. They didn't want to use the beats created by Dr Dre for Helter Skelter, but some songs contained original ideas comin from the Death Row era, as "Da Hereafter" ("The Year After"). I google searched "Funky Enough Records" and I learned that DJ Quik was briefly signed to the label in 1988 before moving onto Profile.
Quote from: KC-HOODSTA on July 25, 2012, 07:21:05 PMWhat's the history there? did he actually record any music? yeah i know the situation with his voice.I was just wondering was he actually a big deal there. because it looks like he didnt do much. and wha is up with the helter skelter album what label was it on? 96'? is there any history with DOC and 2pac? just curious thoughts?I'm kind of curious about this as well. We know he was there during the early days laying the foundation with the Chronic album. I assume he was a big part of the Doggystyle album as well but I'd like someone to confirm that. Seems after those two albums though he got arrogant and wanted to get paid and Dre didn't want to pay him and he blamed it on Dre or something. Dre alluded to something of that nature in his 96' source article when he was asked about D.O.C. He said him and DOC were brothers, but that DOC had too big of a fuckin ego and that he'd never do business with him again.
What's the history there? did he actually record any music? yeah i know the situation with his voice.I was just wondering was he actually a big deal there. because it looks like he didnt do much. and wha is up with the helter skelter album what label was it on? 96'? is there any history with DOC and 2pac? just curious thoughts?
yes ..he was a big part of doggy style..he is the one saying seriaaal killa!!
Quote from: weedhead on July 30, 2012, 02:24:17 PMyes ..he was a big part of doggy style..he is the one saying seriaaal killa!!It sounds like RBX on the chorus to me.