MellowMAN...dre 2001 leftovers?

[bodyrott]

90min? where can I get a hold of these?

[CodeCaine]

90min? where can I get a hold of these?

they make 99 min cdrs too....though only certain burners can burn to them....ya can get more ifo bou it here..........http://www.cdmediaworld.com/hardware/cdrom/cd_cd-r99.shtml

[Rud]

YAMAHA CD BURNERS DO THEM....LIKE COPYING DREAMCAST GAMES


peace

[RapAce]

They should just sell like ONLY sell stereos that can play mp3, and then they could put out an album with like 200 trax right  

pce

[Rud]

THEY CUD RELEASE 100+ TRACK ALBUMS ON MP3!!


peace

[CodeCaine]

i got a mp3 cd player and i got snoop doggs last meal,cnn tha reunion,big puns capital punishment,dj clue prof. part 2 and nelly(i know sum of yall hate but fuck u) country grammar on one cd....its tite especially for airplane rides....just cary one cd instead of 10    

[mellowman]

i'll post an answer to this question soon.thanks for your patience.peace.

[C_R_O_N_I_C_I]

and,from what u know......what about the last meal's leftover?
thanks mellow

[So Much Style]

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[mellowman]

sorry y'all for takin so long answering this question.
as far as "2001" leftovers go, there are over 70 of them. so much style - the answers to your questions are this. the tracks you listed probably all existed. doggz for life was a great track but it will be tweaked and it should show up somewhere. malibu dre was a real track as well. the rest i don't know. they may have been those titles at some point. devin the dude did a few songs so that one you mentioned probably was done. punchs and words were part of early recording sessions. hittman did a ton of tracks so i can't answer you on hittin hard. "muthafucka i'm dre" became "hello". rbx did a handful of tracks. so did sticky fingaz. in fact "remember me" was a leftover used on the mmlp. and bitch please, buck em and just dippin were done during the "2001" recording sessions. dre just decided to let snoop use them on his album. dre basically used No Limit Top Dogg for a "2001" preview. i don't think daz ever entered the recording studios and soopafly wasn't around much either. and mel-man was coproducer on the album all the way through. he was like dre's scotty pippen. he made great contributions but wasn't "the man". i remember back on the 2001 board a few people claimed to have the leftovers and were gonna sell them. i knew it was a lie. unless someone wanted 100 lawyers and dre on their ass they wouldn't have dared sell em even if they had them. but i'm sure they probably didn't have them. there were over 90 total songs and a lot of other beats that never had lyrics added to them. so as you can see its hard to keep track of every track. dre usually makes 3 to 4 times more songs than the number of ones that make an album. most producers work hard on a couple of good tracks then throw enough shit to put out an album. but not dre. he makes a huge batch of tracks and then picks the best. most of the time he picks the right ones. once in a while a great track may not get picked when maybe they should have but that hardly ever happens. sometimes songs don't get used cause they don't fit. during the recording sessions hittman and xzibit had some tracks that contained harder lyrics, language and violence than most of the other songs. some tracks just feel out of place and some just plain aren't very good. like bodyrott said dre is real big on quality control. all great prodcuers don't make great tracks every single time. but when they make a shitty track they make sure those tracks NEVER come close to getting on a record.
as far as dre using leftover tracks on collabs. yes, it does happen. most of the time its new tracks, but not always. "nasty mind" was remixed from an old "2001" track. chin check was a "2001" leftover. no doubt is working with a "2001" leftover. but even if dre is using an old track when he is working with an artist its always done just like a new one. an unused beat dre likes will be pulled up and will be updated and reshaped with the artist dre is working with. vocals will be added and tweaked til everyone is happy.  so dre collabs always are put together with both dre and the artists working in the studio together. but most of dre collab tracks are fresh tracks.
and just to let you know dre and his musicans do a lot of beats with no artists in the studio. dre has many instrumentals that he can choose from when doing collabs and albums. so there is a difference between "2001" leftovers and tracks that were put together without artists in the studio. dre pulls it up and works with his artists and together they perfect the vocals and make changes. and then dre takes the unmixed tracks and mixes them. i probably confused you but dre uses a lot of different methods in recording.
dre always makes sure the artists outside Aftermath that he collabs with get great tracks to work with. but he will save most of the great beats for himself and aftermath releases. and most of the beats your hearing on his recent collabs aren't a big stretch from "2001". for the most part dre won't reveal his reinventions until he releases aftermath albums. it ruins the surprise if you give up your innovations too early.
so in the end there were over 90 tracks with vocals that were completed during the "2001" sessions. in the end you'll have heard about 30 of them in some form or another. the rest you'll never hear unless you steal dre's master recordings. in other words you'll never hear the remaining 60 leftovers. peace.

[Now_Im_Not_Banned]

Or unless Dre dies....




Anyways...I coulda' sworn that "Nasty Mind" sounded like it was supposed to be on "2001"...I'm guessing "let me Blow Ya Mind" is also taken from the "2001" recording session...


Thanks for the new Mellow, you da man...Peace

[So Much Style]

yo mel man, that was tight info...but you should tell dre to release those extras with RBX, kurupt, eminem, xzibit, geeez all of them, like a give away, to a contest gets 20 ureleased songs or somethin, we are fienden for them!

[mellowman]

blow your mind was NOT a leftover. it came from dre, mike and scott coming up with a dope beat for use on a track like Blow ya Mind

[mellowman]

sorry so much style, but that won't happen. some songs just aren't destined to be heard by the public. thats just the way it is. sorry to disappoint you. dre knows its time to start moving away from the "2001" style. thats been almost 2 years now and reinvention and new innovations must occur to stay a step ahead of everyone else. dre never goes backwards and for that reason some songs are sacrificed. thats the best answer i can give you. peace.

[Sir Hambone]

in other words ya'll we are going to have to plan a heist.....to get those damn 60 tracks!!!!!!!

lol....so we take the chance..of a good ass kickin.....fucked up limbs..........bullet holes...but we could get those tracks!!!!!!!!!!


whos with me???










................yaaawwwnn...............scratch scratch.....

damn..was i dreamin again...........my bad ya'll
had this crazy thought that i could actually get dre's unreleased tracks.......I need to stay away from that Purple Haze.......

Peace Hambone