Who Produced This 2pac Track?

[StevenQBosell]

- Fright Night

Always loved that song, one of the 1st CDQ bootlegs I heard way back back in 1998...

Who produced that? One of the hardest, funkiest, eeriest west coast beats in 2pacs whole catalog, I'd love to hear if whoever did produce, had more stuff sounding like that.

Was it perhaps one of the in house producers? (Kobaine, Hurt-M-badd, etc? I could see assassin producing that shit too.)

[Black Excellence]

what did assassin do on death row ?

[StevenQBosell]

It was my understanding he was an affiliated producer... Back inlike 98 or so, Suge had interviews out saying Assassin had done stuff and "Dre put his name on it," but I do remember hearing his name as one of DR's producers

[Black Excellence]

It was my understanding he was an affiliated producer... Back inlike 98 or so, Suge had interviews out saying Assassin had done stuff and "Dre put his name on it," but I do remember hearing his name as one of DR's producers

but dre left in 96.

[StevenQBosell]

^^^

Yeah I know, but the interview was on BET in like 1998

[madkilla]

Does anybody have a compiled list of producers for 2pac's original and unreleased tracks??  Thanks in advance!!

[MontrealCity's Most]

While we at it can someone hook up the mp3

[Mietek23]

It was my understanding he was an affiliated producer... Back inlike 98 or so, Suge had interviews out saying Assassin had done stuff and "Dre put his name on it," but I do remember hearing his name as one of DR's producers

Assasin produced "All Out" for 'Pac and "Fuck Hollywood" by Tha Realest I believe..

[StevenQBosell]

It was my understanding he was an affiliated producer... Back inlike 98 or so, Suge had interviews out saying Assassin had done stuff and "Dre put his name on it," but I do remember hearing his name as one of DR's producers

Assasin produced "All Out" for 'Pac and "Fuck Hollywood" by Tha Realest I believe..

I think he did "Real Bad Boys" aswell

[Giesuz]

Who produced that? One of the hardest, funkiest, eeriest west coast beats in 2pacs whole catalog, I'd love to hear if whoever did produce, had more stuff sounding like that.

Duane Nettlesbey

[Mietek23]

It was my understanding he was an affiliated producer... Back inlike 98 or so, Suge had interviews out saying Assassin had done stuff and "Dre put his name on it," but I do remember hearing his name as one of DR's producers

Assasin produced "All Out" for 'Pac and "Fuck Hollywood" by Tha Realest I believe..

I think he did "Real Bad Boys" aswell

Those are 2 different dude's - you talking about Assassin from the Bay Area.

[StevenQBosell]

Who produced that? One of the hardest, funkiest, eeriest west coast beats in 2pacs whole catalog, I'd love to hear if whoever did produce, had more stuff sounding like that.

Duane Nettlesbey

Props for the info

[StevenQBosell]

While we at it can someone hook up the mp3

http://www.mediafire.com/?58aa9mcmwr8xcfg

[2euce 7even]

2 Have 2 Assassins

1 Assassin Is From San Jose, The Bay Who Did "Real Bad Boyz (Westside)"
2 Assassin Is The Producer Damon Thomas

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Underdogs_%28duo%29

# 2Pac - "All Out" (Produced by Damon Thomas as Assassin/Big Simon Says) [For both original and retail version]
# 2Pac - "Let's Get It On" (Produced by Damon Thomas as Assassin)
# 2Pac - "Hell 4 A Hustler" (Produced by Damon Thomas as Assassin) [Remix by The Underdogs]
# 2Pac - "Smile" featuring 816 (Produced by Damon Thomas as Damon Thomas or Big Simon) [Remix by Mike Dean]

[Darkwing Duck (The Reincarnation)]

we should make this the "who produced this track for 2pac"-thread...

heres my question..

who produced "Hellrazor" o.g.?

QDIII did the "RU Still Down"-version, but who did the other vesrion?