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Quote from: JohnnyL on June 25, 2009, 12:01:15 PMQuote from: Mike Toreno on June 25, 2009, 12:00:00 PMQuote from: EFFeX on June 25, 2009, 11:31:34 AMIt just seems like it's the wrong focus. They should be working on mastering the unreleased music and putting together authentic musical projects. Instead they are almost making Death Row into a parody of itself. Maybe I'm wrong, maybe they know what they are doing, but I'm starting to get pretty worried.I can just see it now...Get your own Death Row action figure in each Happy Meal from McDonalds. Man, I want 2Pac, Suge, and Sam Sneed action figures - so I can reenact the Sam Sneed beat down of 1996.lmaoWhen I was little, I had a Batman mansion. I think they should start Death Row play sets for Can Am and the Wilshire offices.
Quote from: Mike Toreno on June 25, 2009, 12:00:00 PMQuote from: EFFeX on June 25, 2009, 11:31:34 AMIt just seems like it's the wrong focus. They should be working on mastering the unreleased music and putting together authentic musical projects. Instead they are almost making Death Row into a parody of itself. Maybe I'm wrong, maybe they know what they are doing, but I'm starting to get pretty worried.I can just see it now...Get your own Death Row action figure in each Happy Meal from McDonalds. Man, I want 2Pac, Suge, and Sam Sneed action figures - so I can reenact the Sam Sneed beat down of 1996.lmao
Quote from: EFFeX on June 25, 2009, 11:31:34 AMIt just seems like it's the wrong focus. They should be working on mastering the unreleased music and putting together authentic musical projects. Instead they are almost making Death Row into a parody of itself. Maybe I'm wrong, maybe they know what they are doing, but I'm starting to get pretty worried.I can just see it now...Get your own Death Row action figure in each Happy Meal from McDonalds. Man, I want 2Pac, Suge, and Sam Sneed action figures - so I can reenact the Sam Sneed beat down of 1996.
It just seems like it's the wrong focus. They should be working on mastering the unreleased music and putting together authentic musical projects. Instead they are almost making Death Row into a parody of itself. Maybe I'm wrong, maybe they know what they are doing, but I'm starting to get pretty worried.I can just see it now...Get your own Death Row action figure in each Happy Meal from McDonalds.
I could care less about the extra shit. It has no baring on the way the music is handled. It's not like the people in charge of organizing the music projects and the people who write and animate the comics are the same people. If they want to make money with some extra licensing deals, more power to them. They can make Death Row cereal with little electric chair logo marshmellows for all I care. As long as the music itself is correct, who gives a shit? Death Row as a label is dead. I'm over it. All that is left is the catalog. As long as it is handled right and we get to hear the unreleased music, it's all gravy. I'm not expecting them to change the world here.
Quote from: Mike Toreno on June 25, 2009, 12:11:57 PMQuote from: JohnnyL on June 25, 2009, 12:01:15 PMQuote from: Mike Toreno on June 25, 2009, 12:00:00 PMQuote from: EFFeX on June 25, 2009, 11:31:34 AMIt just seems like it's the wrong focus. They should be working on mastering the unreleased music and putting together authentic musical projects. Instead they are almost making Death Row into a parody of itself. Maybe I'm wrong, maybe they know what they are doing, but I'm starting to get pretty worried.I can just see it now...Get your own Death Row action figure in each Happy Meal from McDonalds. Man, I want 2Pac, Suge, and Sam Sneed action figures - so I can reenact the Sam Sneed beat down of 1996.lmaoWhen I was little, I had a Batman mansion. I think they should start Death Row play sets for Can Am and the Wilshire offices.That's what I'm saying, this actually could turn out the be the best move ever!You could collect four proofs of purchase and with $5.99 shipping and handling and get your very own Suge Knight costume. Arrest warrants and wire taps not included.
Seriously... I mean, I could accept the comic books. I mean, it's like people said Doggystyle had that comic book inside the booklet. But THIS? I just picked this item up from Toys R Us, WIDEawake is really milking this Death Row thing huh?
Quote from: EFFeX on June 25, 2009, 02:37:30 PMSeriously... I mean, I could accept the comic books. I mean, it's like people said Doggystyle had that comic book inside the booklet. But THIS? I just picked this item up from Toys R Us, WIDEawake is really milking this Death Row thing huh?ROFL! Who did that? HAHAHAHA!
Quote from: Mike Toreno on June 25, 2009, 02:38:29 PMQuote from: EFFeX on June 25, 2009, 02:37:30 PMSeriously... I mean, I could accept the comic books. I mean, it's like people said Doggystyle had that comic book inside the booklet. But THIS? I just picked this item up from Toys R Us, WIDEawake is really milking this Death Row thing huh?ROFL! Who did that? HAHAHAHA!Let's just say I have WAAAY too much time on my hands today!
Quote from: The "Untouchable" DJR on June 25, 2009, 11:26:48 AMQuote from: JohnnyL on June 25, 2009, 11:08:28 AMWhile I don't feel this is a terrible idea^^Are you serious?Mark my words people are gonna wish this whole Wideawake thing never would have happened. Yes, I'm serious. While I don't see why an idea like this would be given priority over just releasing the albums or a video collection, I don't think the idea itself is necessarily terrible. Kokane had an idea to use comics. Eminem has currently appeared in Marvel's Punisher comics. Apparently there are similar plans for 50 Cent. The insert to Snoop Dogg's "Doggystyle" album contains a comic (As did his "Last Meal" album). Eazy-E's "Impact of a Legend" cd/dvd set also contained a comic book. Outside of rap music, Rob Zombie has used comic books and a comics motif, for years. I'm not saying the way they will handle this idea will necessarily be good. I'm increasingly skeptical of Wideawake's handling of the Death Row brand. I'm just saying, there might be something to the idea. Like you I'm skeptical about all of these plans. So far, all they've managed to do is release a three track cd sampler and a pretty shoddy website that allows for no fan feedback or interaction. I think some of there plans sound good, but I won't be convinced of anything until I see it. I'll be happy if they prove me wrong, but ultimately, it comes down to whether or not they're going to drop the albums. That's what everyone wants.
Quote from: JohnnyL on June 25, 2009, 11:08:28 AMWhile I don't feel this is a terrible idea^^Are you serious?Mark my words people are gonna wish this whole Wideawake thing never would have happened.
While I don't feel this is a terrible idea