Sorry again, but..

HitEmUp: You were said to be kind of Tupac's lieutenant and nobody really knows what kind of plans he had for Makaveli Records and how he was going to break away and do that.  It's been said that uh, he was going to leave Deathrow and do it apart from Deathrow and that the 100's of songs he recorded just before he died was to make Suge happy that he was leaving, to make him content.  Is that the case?  Is there anything you can give us on Makaveli Records.

Fatal: He definitely had a plan to start his own record label, but see, Suge was going to distribute the record label, so it would have been Makaveli slash Deathrow.  So the songs that Pac did, it wasn't like, it wasn't like oh I'm doing this to get Suge off my back or I'm doing this to give him three albums and then I'm going to bounce, na.  He was just doing the music, like, whether he was going to use them for Deathrow, use them and give them to Suge until his three albums is up, and then negotiate and Pac could use them for Makaveli.  You know, cause either way Suge was getting money for the records, it didn't matter.  He was getting money whether it was going to be on Makaveli Records or whether it was going to be on Deathrow Records.  Either way he was making a big lump sum of money of them, so it didn't really matter, what he was doing the songs for, or who he was doing the songs for, he was just doing the songs just to keep busy, just keeping hitting people in the head with these hardcore records, the shit that real niggas wanna hear.  And he knew, to be on top, you gotta stay 10 steps ahead of these other niggas, these other rappers, whether they from New York, whether they from the west coast, it didn't matter where they was from.  You gotta stay on top of that, you gotta stay 10 steps ahead these niggas.  And the way we was hitting the studio, it was like, c'mon, nobody else stood a chance of making more records or more songs than Tupac and the Outlawz, it was no way possible a person could even make that many records, in the time span that we was making them.


This news aint exactly "fresh". But i'm still curious about the rest of the interview

lol... i aint ever seen anything hyped like this on the 'net...

o.f.t.b.

imagine oftb album on makaveli records in 96 or 97

Prolly Tha Realest, since he told everybody Pac brought him to Death Row...

and...


uhm...

JA RULE!

am i oftb's number 1 groupie?
i was only sugesting oftb because they where in the made niggaz video,and mentioned in to live&die in l.a. and made atleast 2 songs with 2pac,struggle continues(also with fatal&syke) and time after time.i also heard they done a track with pac and j-flexx.
they made flat broke ent. if i recall.they put out a compaltion, i thhink i got the 2 songs they did on it on tape somewhere.im sure it had bad habitz(ride or get rode on from chronic 2000) on the comp and maybe even dj 2tuff (producer of me and my boys by top dogg,i think)
but the coplation done fuck all, and im sure they are flat broke.
i wish oftb did put out album on death row.i always thought it was funny that they where on death row, they said fuck compton on there 1st album a few times.

Jory your just about getting it, one person you mentioned in the quote MAYBE was going to Makaveli!!!!!

ps Johnny J Interview Coming April 14th

(Taken From Johnny J Interview - April 14th)

Johnny J was meant to be on the label as well which most people wont know. And 2 artists on tha row at the time which people will be suprised VERY suprised and it WILL change history to what people think of certain artists/producers in the business

ps: Johnny J interview up soon

cool