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I was listening to Heaterz on YT when I noticed some guy in the comments had written this song was produced by Tru Master for Cappa's debut album originally
Is this true? If so can anybody elaborate on why it was held off the album? Is there an earlier version (unreleased but known of) with fewer generals on it maybe?
Thanks!!
First time hearing that. But I think it would fit The Pillage.
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Originally Posted by Kutman
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From what i remember, in a french magazine in summer 97, true master said he produced only 2 tracks for the album but these tracks will shine forever live diamonds.
That’s what he said but idk about capadonna.
wow never heard this
It's this user who claimed Heaterz was produced specifically for Cappadonna :
https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCw6nhxujKJxP2o11G70r6Kw
"Produced by True Master! Persian Legacy classic... This was produced for Cap...you should've produced the whole Cappa project in 96/97... it would have been a certified classic."
I wonder if dude was connected to PYN Records and has 'the inside scoop' sort of
let's say I'm not convinced unless somebody on here can corroborate the story
I can't find anything about it online
Same guy https://m.soundcloud.com/spearpyn
the Wu-Tang Killa beat on his SC is dope. The drums remind me a bit of Ringz's beats
I asked True Master on instagram, he responded that it wasnt trueQuote:
Originally Posted by Hal Incandenza
True Master is so good. That’s all I have to add.
Thank you so much!Quote:
Originally Posted by BIRDCAGE
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I didn’t think it was true. The Pillage came out after or around Forever, so it’s not a surprise if the sound is similar?
Was about to suggest asking the man himself.Quote:
Originally Posted by BIRDCAGE
Months ago, he posted a track from the 2nd Wu-Chronicles with U-God. Commenting, this was made when he was supposed to do the whole Golden Arms Redemption project.
He did do quite a few tracks for The Pillage though.
Never heard about True Master fully producing Golden Arms Redemption before. Why did it never come to be?
True Master is the reason Golden Arms Redemption was listenable. Dat's Gangsta and Rumble are incredible bangers.
Yeah if TrueMas had done as many beats on GAR as on Pillage it would have been a much better debut album for Uey. As it was either he didn't get top tier beats or he has a bad ear selecting beats
He never fully elaborated on that on IG. Maybe if people ask him more, he'll do another video about the story.Quote:
Originally Posted by David Daniel Davis
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To my ears out of all the generals Uey and Cappa (esp Cappa) have the most old school delivery (I'm talking late 80s and very early nineties). It'd be dope hearing them together on a duo project, even if it were only an EP, mixtape or street album
To my ears out of all the generals Uey and Cappa (esp Cappa) have the most old school delivery (I'm talking late 80s and very early nineties). It'd be dope hearing them together on a duo project, even if it were only an EP, mixtape or street album
There were atleast 27 True Master produced songs that came out before U-God solo came out from 1997 - 1999 ( which his solo should have come out before 2nd Wu album and before Cappadonna solo IMO ) and maybe 1 or 2 tracks for soundtracks.
the album tracks were used on - amount of songs - year of release
pick sickle shovel - 3 - 1997
wutang forever - 2 - 1997
the pillage - 6 - 1998
tical 2000 - 6 - 1998
heavy mental - 3 - 1998
last shall be first - 3 - 1998
uncontrolled substance - 3 - 1999
nigga please - 1 - 1999
Not sure if true but someone on YouTube was saying Heaterz, MGM and some others were supposed to be on Rae’s second album, OB4CL2. Guy lays out a whole case but has all sorts of errors in his timeline (immorbilarity coming out before Forever)…it’s some video about Rae & Meth “beef”
Heaterz should be on every Wu solo albums with various MC's on it. That's how good this beat is.
U-god of Wu-Tang Clan - The Kid With The Golden Arm Medley
https://youtu.be/X8VO3EuL8PY
just having some fun passing the time. peace !
Idk if i heard it same place but as i know it, maybe from raes vlad interview or the book, i remember mgm and duck season specifically were meant fkr blood on chefs apron. Considering his second album has zero wu tang productions work, idk how true that is/was. But heaterz could have def been in that group.Quote:
Originally Posted by Whips-n-Chains
then again, people make songs and where they end up isnt always in some linear fashion. Heaterz is one of the darker wu songs, of the members on it, i would think it was either always a group song, rae or decks.