************* said:y would daz and the realest dub hundreds of pac tracks? so that means the masters are edited?
he means that they made copies of the masters
************* said:y would daz and the realest dub hundreds of pac tracks? so that means the masters are edited?
Never thought about that... Seems like Babylon is completely ruined.Dante said:ever wonder why the clean hit em up version was used on nu-mixx? yeah, the explicit version is lost.
My_Dyin_Day04 said:Good info in this thread and would love to know how it all leaked
no. quite the opposite. express was a leech who bought a set of cd's and tagged them, selling them for how own profit. dj motion was the same. both used the songs they acquired from tape or cd trades in snail mail to make their own bootlegs and trade up for tracks. express's only exclusives were worldwide stampede and po nigga blues remix. motion's was hellrazor. everything else they put out was just what they got from other people.Fataldawg said:Yea ive always wondered the same too.. how it all leaked... i always assumed the trans express guys bought it off people working at deathrow, since they came out with the first bootlegs im pretty sure since it was like '97 that i got mine.. ahh.. my gold makaveli 2-4 cds... they looked cool cuz they were all gold with pacs pic in the center of it...
Whats the story, Dante? or any1 else that knows?
I imagine he must have been pissed initially, but you have to remember some of the mystery surrounding 2pac, his death and his music is the fact that he has so many unreleased tracks. Because all of these bootlegs of virtually unheard tracks prior to the makaveli bootlegs, more people got interested in Pac. It was like a mystery how all of these tracks existed, thus all of the 96-97 "alive theories". This led to more albums being sold after his death of DK7 & AEOM.Fataldawg said:I wonder how suge reacted when he found out they got leaked... he musta went wild..
Dante said:ever wonder why the clean hit em up version was used on nu-mixx? yeah, the explicit version is lost.
Maybe they didn't think of it or they simply didn't care enough to do that. Notice the intro is the only part that cusses? That's because it's the only part on the song that doesn't have the beat playing, that was Deathrow's mega solution for not having the dirty acapella.Hymnz said:hmmmm...
even if it was, it could be gotten back. if they had the instrumental, the acapella could be gotten EASILY. johnny j has the beat. deathrow has the beat. i bet some people on the net have the lossless quality beat (not mp3).
DR has the acapella for the clean version. the instrumental could be gotten. the instrumental could be used to extract the dirty lyrics from the dirty version. there are so many ways to get the perfect, original acapella extracted.
maybe deathrow just thought that because people were buying this to play in clubs or something they didn't wanna hear all the cussing... and cussing... and the fuck you's at the end. holy shit.
enough with this theory. DR has engineers that know about sound. there is no way they have not got any means of getting the dirty version of the acapella.
maybe they did lose it, but they could get it back EASILY. and im sure they have it. so in my opinion, it was a CHOICE to use this version of the acapella.
The lost theory? How the hell is it a theory? I don't think Dante was just assuming when he said that... and even if you can extract the acapella with the instrumental, or just look harder for the lost reel, I don't think they would even care enough to do either.Hymnz said:the acapella is not lost if it can be found by looking.
so in that respect the 'lost' theory is dead.
are you seriously implying they shoudl cpu gen the dirty acapella?Hymnz said:hmmmm...
even if it was, it could be gotten back. if they had the instrumental, the acapella could be gotten EASILY. johnny j has the beat. deathrow has the beat. i bet some people on the net have the lossless quality beat (not mp3).
DR has the acapella for the clean version. the instrumental could be gotten. the instrumental could be used to extract the dirty lyrics from the dirty version. there are so many ways to get the perfect, original acapella extracted.
maybe deathrow just thought that because people were buying this to play in clubs or something they didn't wanna hear all the cussing... and cussing... and the fuck you's at the end. holy shit.
enough with this theory. DR has engineers that know about sound. there is no way they have not got any means of getting the dirty version of the acapella.
maybe they did lose it, but they could get it back EASILY. and im sure they have it. so in my opinion, it was a CHOICE to use this version of the acapella.
if i had your brain i'd be a vegetable.Hymnz said:they shouldnt make a "cg acapella" in the way we think of how one sounds.
but with the stuff that they have (or johnny j and other people), they can easily get the studio acapella extracted. no metallic sounding stuff if they did their job right. i know i could.
i never said you were an idiot. but this statement that it is completely and hopelessly lost is wrong.
either this engineer was just fucking around with you or he didn't try very hard. because i guarantee they could extract a perfect studio acapella.
and why is it such a wack idea?
badboy did it with the duets album. 'wake up now' ft/ korn. BIGs second verse. cg acapella of 'kick in the door'. it is a decent job but a bad transition from first to second verse sonically.
the acapella that deathrow could make just having the beat or clean acapella would be studio, if they knew what they were doing.