^^ you might find more info on that in the Death Row Discussion Section of the 2pac-forum :http://www.2pac-forum.com/forumdisplay.php?f=263
^^ you might find more info on that in the Death Row Discussion Section of the 2pac-forum :http://www.2pac-forum.com/forumdisplay.php?f=263
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they got classic comps for sureOriginally Posted by check two
quick question to everyone here : does your copy of 'Soundbombing' have volume change issues too, esp. in the middle part of the album? my hard copy is a CD
The lyricist lounge comps are dope especially vol 2
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Hangmen 3-No Skits Volume One. It was released on Ray Benzino's Surrender Records. Basically a showcase for artists associated with him and a calling card for artists looking for producers. I guess it worked because they produced one track on major artist albums for four years straight. Prodigy featuring Noreaga-What U Rep 2000. Nas-Stillmatic Intro 2001. Cormega-Verbal Graffiti 2002. Raekwon featuring Capone and Sheek-Planet Of The Apes 2003
Irv Gotti Presents The Murderers is dope also. The rappers are all meh, but the beats are fire all the way through.
By chance I was listening to 'Want me back' from Vol. 2 yesterday. I always loved that sample. nice video for it too, I didn't even know it was released as a single so it was my first time watching the vid
Retired.
I think u meant vol 1
This was the last good Ruff Ryders compilation album. They started getting progressively worse starting with the second one.
Except Dysfunktional Family soundtrack. Worst thing to ever come from Death Row. Too Gangsta For Radio is dope as Hell..
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