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Busta Rhymes feat. Q-Tip - You Can't Hold The Torch (produced by J. Dilla) :
http://www.spinemagazine.com/music/m...ldthetorch.mp3
Busta Rhymes feat. Q-Tip - You Can't Hold The Torch (produced by J. Dilla) :
http://www.spinemagazine.com/music/m...ldthetorch.mp3
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to Raekwons people we can officially confirm that Chef Raekwon has inked a deal with Dr. Dres Aftermath Entertainment. While details are still sketchy, we can confirm that the papers were signed last week.
It was already known that Dr. Dre and Raekwon had worked together on the highly anticipated "Only Built 4 Cuban Linx" project, an initiative of Busta Rhymes who is also an Executive Producer of the record with RZA.
"Only Built 4 Cuban Linx II" will be a co-production between Aftermath and Wu-Tang. Whether this is the Wu Music Group or Wu-Tang Productions is not known yet.
RZA has yet to confirm the rest of the details.
This is truly history in the making...
www.wutangcorp.com
to Raekwons people we can officially confirm that Chef Raekwon has inked a deal with Dr. Dres Aftermath Entertainment. While details are still sketchy, we can confirm that the papers were signed last week.
It was already known that Dr. Dre and Raekwon had worked together on the highly anticipated "Only Built 4 Cuban Linx" project, an initiative of Busta Rhymes who is also an Executive Producer of the record with RZA.
"Only Built 4 Cuban Linx II" will be a co-production between Aftermath and Wu-Tang. Whether this is the Wu Music Group or Wu-Tang Productions is not known yet.
RZA has yet to confirm the rest of the details.
This is truly history in the making...
www.wutangcorp.com
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50 Cent - "Why You Lookin"
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von www.dubcnn.comhttp://www.dubcnn.com
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cooler track thx 
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Game verlässt Aftermath!!!
Das behauptet zumindest G.A.G.E. auf seiner website
http://www.gagemoney.com/answergage.html
Kein Plan obs stimmt, kann ich mir aber gut vorstellen
Das behauptet zumindest G.A.G.E. auf seiner website
http://www.gagemoney.com/answergage.html
Kein Plan obs stimmt, kann ich mir aber gut vorstellen
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es gab ja schon vorher gerüchte, dass bws unabhängig von aftermath wird, aber letztens hat z.b. NJD gemeint, game würde bei aftermath bleiben
wenn ich das bei wutangcorp richtig verstanden hab ist raekwon nicht wirklich bei aftermath gesignt. er hat nur einen deal für sein album "only built 4 cuban linx 2" unterschrieben. ausserdem soll es ein joint venture deal zwischen der wu-music group und aftermath sein. es wird also mit höchster wahrscheinlichkeit keine scott storch beats und 50cent features geben.
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Freut mich das Reakwon nun bei Aftermath ist. Hat sich ja schon angedeutet
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This week's Westside Hype marks the debut of tons of world premieres from Game, Cyssero, Ya Boy, Ray Cash, Daz and more. Listen in for all the heat!
http://www.westcoastrydaz.com/media/hyperadio/westside_hype_radio-may_27_hour_1_(westcoastrydaz).mp3 Stunde1
http://www.westcoastrydaz.com/media/hyperadio/westside_hype_radio-may_27_hour_2_(westcoastrydaz).mp3 Stunde2
http://www.westcoastrydaz.com/media/hyperadio/westside_hype_radio-may_27_hour_1_(westcoastrydaz).mp3 Stunde1
http://www.westcoastrydaz.com/media/hyperadio/westside_hype_radio-may_27_hour_2_(westcoastrydaz).mp3 Stunde2
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Mellow Man's Kommentar zu dem jetzigen Geschehen um Aftermath herum und bezüglich Detox
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What's going on everyone. Just wanted to drop by real quick and throw out a few thoughts. This isn't going to be a long stay for me. Things are going good for me. I hope all is well with all of you. I'm working on a lot of music and enjoying the fruits of my work over the years. Peace of mind wise I am feeling great. While I am proud of every track I have ever worked with Dre and am forever humbled and blessed with his friendship and musical kindship, as well as honored to continue to do music with him, I love doing some other music that's different than what I've been doing with Dre. As usual this board and a lot of the names have changed. I spent a few minutes reading some posts and must say I don't recognize many names. A lot of you are really passionate about hip hop especially west coast, and although I disagree with a lot of things you guys say I definitely love to hear your thoughts and other viewpoints. I know the main question most of you have is when is Detox coming out. Well I wish I could tell you. The only person who knows that is the man himself. I've been in and out so i'm not sure what his thinking is at this point, but Dre is not going to put it out until he's ready. I know he is wanting Detox to be his final testament, his defining moment and the pinnacle of his career. Not to mention the incredible amount of pressure and scrutiny he's under by everyone to make the greatest record ever made. He knows that's what everyone expects, and although that is an impossible standard to live up to he's going to do his best. That's why Detox will only come out when Dre has put every ounce of energy and his heart and soul into the record and thinks the final product is the best he can do. No matter what he does I'm sure he'll get criticized from people left and right. Dre's legendary musical catalogue is both his gift and his curse. My opinion on Detox is that it will be well worth the wait. The last time I was in the studio with him he played some great stuff. Some of the stuff he and we have done over the last few years is so far ahead of everyone else and current time its nuts, but the big dilema is how experimental and crazy will be too much. A lot of fans may hate it because its not classic Dre. I love Legend of the Fall. But a lot of people won't like it because its so different and experimental. It's not a regular track, it is much closer to a movie on wax. Will people want to hear orchestra's and unique live instruments on Detox? If so please comment that you want that because if Dre decides to do what he is thinking of doing it will be apocolyptic and crazy and be unlike any hip hop you've ever heard. But it won't be classic Dre. Please comment on this and I will pass on your opinions. But be patient because Dre will give you everything he has even it if it don't come out until 2007, which it probably won't. I can't wait for everyone to hear Detox, whichever sound Dre decides to go with and whenever he puts it out. I'm schedule to go back in with Dre soon and looking forward to hearing some new music and working with Dre to create more crazy sonic soundscapes for Detox.
One of the things that bothers me most on this board is the constant criticism of Dre that he abandoned the west coast. Grow up people. Without Dre there would be no westcoast hip hop as you know it, there would be no dubcc. Dre recently brought in and blew up Game and he's is now working hard with Bishop. Dre don't care where you are from. If you got skills and are willing to put in a lot of blood, sweat and tears and sacrifice a lot of things Dre will work with you. A lot of artists are not willing to put that forward, including almost all of the artists Dre has dropped over the years. So shut the **** up about Dre not caring about west coast hip hop. He's given his life to putting west coast hip-hop on the map. It's time for others to step up. Dre keeps doing music because he loves it not because he needs it. One of these days Dre isn't going to be around. When is someone else gonna stand up and take some responsibility? Don't depend on Dre to keep things going. No more excuses. Be thankful for all Dre his given you over the years and be thankful he's still putting out music. Now don't take that as a request not to be critical about Dre sometimes, just be respectful and fair.
On a personal level I am not doing as much hip-hop anymore because quite frankly I think most of it is horrible. Big label politics, including ----------'s is pissing me off. Take Busta's new album for example. Dre had to put a few dumb pop songs on the album and throw off much more quality tracks to appease higher ups. the second single Interscope picked is horrible. In a perfect world Dre would take Aftermath independent, and put out the albums the way he wants them and when he wants them and not have to wait for lesser artists and albums to come out. But that's not gonna happen because there is too much uncertainty and right or wrong Dre doesn't want to have to start over this late in life. Personally and peace of mind wise he and his family is in a great situation with Interscope and I don't really blame him for staying. Fortunately, at this point Dre still has total control on Detox. It will come out in the form he wants it and he has been promised it will be a first priority release when its ready.
In a personal plea I urge everyone to support rap artists and albums that have something of substance to say. There are not that many of those any more and you have to fight through a lot of bullshit music to find it . Rap is being replaced by hip-hop and it is dying. Instead of talking about killing people, bling, gold teeth, pussy or material bullshit talk about something positive, something that can make a difference and force big labels to quit putting watered down rap out. Instead of supporting your favorite gangsta rapper go buy Mos Def, the Roots, Talib Kweli, Lupe Fiasco, Common and others that put out rap that really means something. Even Dre is really trying to put out much more substance and lyrically Detox will be for the most part a 180 from The Chronic.
A lot of people are wondering what happened to Nightmares and a lot of people will wonder what happened to Imagine (which is a standout track). The official word will be clearance issues, which is in part true, but the real reason could be, among other reasons, saving a beat for someone else and/or saving a track for a different album, but I don't have any idea
Well thats my update for this year. I may post for a couple more minutes but other than that I will be gone once again for quite some time. Hopefully I can stop by again in 2007 with news of an impending release of some album which you have never heard of before by some guy named Andre Young.
Peace, love and happiness to all of you and yours.
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_______________________________
What's going on everyone. Just wanted to drop by real quick and throw out a few thoughts. This isn't going to be a long stay for me. Things are going good for me. I hope all is well with all of you. I'm working on a lot of music and enjoying the fruits of my work over the years. Peace of mind wise I am feeling great. While I am proud of every track I have ever worked with Dre and am forever humbled and blessed with his friendship and musical kindship, as well as honored to continue to do music with him, I love doing some other music that's different than what I've been doing with Dre. As usual this board and a lot of the names have changed. I spent a few minutes reading some posts and must say I don't recognize many names. A lot of you are really passionate about hip hop especially west coast, and although I disagree with a lot of things you guys say I definitely love to hear your thoughts and other viewpoints. I know the main question most of you have is when is Detox coming out. Well I wish I could tell you. The only person who knows that is the man himself. I've been in and out so i'm not sure what his thinking is at this point, but Dre is not going to put it out until he's ready. I know he is wanting Detox to be his final testament, his defining moment and the pinnacle of his career. Not to mention the incredible amount of pressure and scrutiny he's under by everyone to make the greatest record ever made. He knows that's what everyone expects, and although that is an impossible standard to live up to he's going to do his best. That's why Detox will only come out when Dre has put every ounce of energy and his heart and soul into the record and thinks the final product is the best he can do. No matter what he does I'm sure he'll get criticized from people left and right. Dre's legendary musical catalogue is both his gift and his curse. My opinion on Detox is that it will be well worth the wait. The last time I was in the studio with him he played some great stuff. Some of the stuff he and we have done over the last few years is so far ahead of everyone else and current time its nuts, but the big dilema is how experimental and crazy will be too much. A lot of fans may hate it because its not classic Dre. I love Legend of the Fall. But a lot of people won't like it because its so different and experimental. It's not a regular track, it is much closer to a movie on wax. Will people want to hear orchestra's and unique live instruments on Detox? If so please comment that you want that because if Dre decides to do what he is thinking of doing it will be apocolyptic and crazy and be unlike any hip hop you've ever heard. But it won't be classic Dre. Please comment on this and I will pass on your opinions. But be patient because Dre will give you everything he has even it if it don't come out until 2007, which it probably won't. I can't wait for everyone to hear Detox, whichever sound Dre decides to go with and whenever he puts it out. I'm schedule to go back in with Dre soon and looking forward to hearing some new music and working with Dre to create more crazy sonic soundscapes for Detox.
One of the things that bothers me most on this board is the constant criticism of Dre that he abandoned the west coast. Grow up people. Without Dre there would be no westcoast hip hop as you know it, there would be no dubcc. Dre recently brought in and blew up Game and he's is now working hard with Bishop. Dre don't care where you are from. If you got skills and are willing to put in a lot of blood, sweat and tears and sacrifice a lot of things Dre will work with you. A lot of artists are not willing to put that forward, including almost all of the artists Dre has dropped over the years. So shut the **** up about Dre not caring about west coast hip hop. He's given his life to putting west coast hip-hop on the map. It's time for others to step up. Dre keeps doing music because he loves it not because he needs it. One of these days Dre isn't going to be around. When is someone else gonna stand up and take some responsibility? Don't depend on Dre to keep things going. No more excuses. Be thankful for all Dre his given you over the years and be thankful he's still putting out music. Now don't take that as a request not to be critical about Dre sometimes, just be respectful and fair.
On a personal level I am not doing as much hip-hop anymore because quite frankly I think most of it is horrible. Big label politics, including ----------'s is pissing me off. Take Busta's new album for example. Dre had to put a few dumb pop songs on the album and throw off much more quality tracks to appease higher ups. the second single Interscope picked is horrible. In a perfect world Dre would take Aftermath independent, and put out the albums the way he wants them and when he wants them and not have to wait for lesser artists and albums to come out. But that's not gonna happen because there is too much uncertainty and right or wrong Dre doesn't want to have to start over this late in life. Personally and peace of mind wise he and his family is in a great situation with Interscope and I don't really blame him for staying. Fortunately, at this point Dre still has total control on Detox. It will come out in the form he wants it and he has been promised it will be a first priority release when its ready.
In a personal plea I urge everyone to support rap artists and albums that have something of substance to say. There are not that many of those any more and you have to fight through a lot of bullshit music to find it . Rap is being replaced by hip-hop and it is dying. Instead of talking about killing people, bling, gold teeth, pussy or material bullshit talk about something positive, something that can make a difference and force big labels to quit putting watered down rap out. Instead of supporting your favorite gangsta rapper go buy Mos Def, the Roots, Talib Kweli, Lupe Fiasco, Common and others that put out rap that really means something. Even Dre is really trying to put out much more substance and lyrically Detox will be for the most part a 180 from The Chronic.
A lot of people are wondering what happened to Nightmares and a lot of people will wonder what happened to Imagine (which is a standout track). The official word will be clearance issues, which is in part true, but the real reason could be, among other reasons, saving a beat for someone else and/or saving a track for a different album, but I don't have any idea
Well thats my update for this year. I may post for a couple more minutes but other than that I will be gone once again for quite some time. Hopefully I can stop by again in 2007 with news of an impending release of some album which you have never heard of before by some guy named Andre Young.
Peace, love and happiness to all of you and yours.
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Die meiner Meinung nach wichtigsten Statements
bezüglich Detox
I know he is wanting Detox to be his final testament, his defining moment and the pinnacle of his career
A lot of fans may hate it because its not classic Dre. I love Legend of the Fall. But a lot of people won't like it because its so different and experimental. It's not a regular track, it is much closer to a movie on wax. Will people want to hear orchestra's and unique live instruments on Detox? If so please comment that you want that because if Dre decides to do what he is thinking of doing it will be apocolyptic and crazy and be unlike any hip hop you've ever heard. But it won't be classic Dre.
bezüglich der Westcoast-Musik:
Don't depend on Dre to keep things going. No more excuses. Be thankful for all Dre his given you over the years and be thankful he's still putting out music. Now don't take that as a request not to be critical about Dre sometimes, just be respectful and fair.
bezglich der Politik der großen Labels:
Big label politics, including Interscope's is pissing me off. Take Busta's new album for example. Dre had to put a few dumb pop songs on the album and throw off much more quality tracks to appease higher ups. the second single Interscope picked is horrible.
Fortunately, at this point Dre still has total control on Detox. It will come out in the form he wants it and he has been promised it will be a first priority release when its ready.
bezüglich des Raps im allgemeinen
In a personal plea I urge everyone to support rap artists and albums that have something of substance to say. There are not that many of those any more and you have to fight through a lot of bullshit music to find it . Rap is being replaced by hip-hop and it is dying. Instead of talking about killing people, bling, gold teeth, pussy or material bullshit talk about something positive, something that can make a difference and force big labels to quit putting watered down rap out. Instead of supporting your favorite gangsta rapper go buy Mos Def, the Roots, Talib Kweli, Lupe Fiasco, Common and others that put out rap that really means something. Even Dre is really trying to put out much more substance and lyrically Detox will be for the most part a 180 from The Chronic.
bezüglich Detox
I know he is wanting Detox to be his final testament, his defining moment and the pinnacle of his career
A lot of fans may hate it because its not classic Dre. I love Legend of the Fall. But a lot of people won't like it because its so different and experimental. It's not a regular track, it is much closer to a movie on wax. Will people want to hear orchestra's and unique live instruments on Detox? If so please comment that you want that because if Dre decides to do what he is thinking of doing it will be apocolyptic and crazy and be unlike any hip hop you've ever heard. But it won't be classic Dre.
bezüglich der Westcoast-Musik:
Don't depend on Dre to keep things going. No more excuses. Be thankful for all Dre his given you over the years and be thankful he's still putting out music. Now don't take that as a request not to be critical about Dre sometimes, just be respectful and fair.
bezglich der Politik der großen Labels:
Big label politics, including Interscope's is pissing me off. Take Busta's new album for example. Dre had to put a few dumb pop songs on the album and throw off much more quality tracks to appease higher ups. the second single Interscope picked is horrible.
Fortunately, at this point Dre still has total control on Detox. It will come out in the form he wants it and he has been promised it will be a first priority release when its ready.
bezüglich des Raps im allgemeinen
In a personal plea I urge everyone to support rap artists and albums that have something of substance to say. There are not that many of those any more and you have to fight through a lot of bullshit music to find it . Rap is being replaced by hip-hop and it is dying. Instead of talking about killing people, bling, gold teeth, pussy or material bullshit talk about something positive, something that can make a difference and force big labels to quit putting watered down rap out. Instead of supporting your favorite gangsta rapper go buy Mos Def, the Roots, Talib Kweli, Lupe Fiasco, Common and others that put out rap that really means something. Even Dre is really trying to put out much more substance and lyrically Detox will be for the most part a 180 from The Chronic.
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wie schautsn mit detox aus jez eigentlich mal