How did all these unreleased songs leak??? Did someone at Death Row still 'em or something after Pac died??? Anyone know??
actully there is quite a big diffrence.HellRazor05 said:same way any other song leaks.........50's new cd just leaked........howd that happen? does it matter? we should be thankful we got all these tracks. good lookin to the bootleggers!
HellRazor05 said:yeah i know but they all leaked thats my point. no sense in wondering how it happened just as long as we got 'em.
HellRazor05 said:yeah i know but they all leaked thats my point. no sense in wondering how it happened just as long as we got 'em.
Dante said:ricardo's whole post is ridiculous and reeks of misunderstanding...
suge never did and never would leak out tracks because:
a) the royalties you so quickly glossed over are from classic death row material that is owned independently, and generate tens of millions per year for death row. people are STILL buying the chronic, doggystyle, and all eyez on me. why do you think death row can still maintain the reputation it has without ever having a successful new artist on its roster for years?
b) if you believe suge would sell bootlegs you're insane. again, suge is about money flow, and being so short sighted as to sell a cd for 5 grand whereas even with amaru chopping it up like they did to uteot you're still talking about millions earned. if you believe suge would bootleg his own artists' material, then you have another thing coming. moreover, when you're dealing with million dollar generating businesses, your black and white conceptualization of "broke vs rich" is completely off the mark. remember when donald trump was dead broke and owed millions? he was still living in trump tower and living a lavish livestyle. people who are in a position to generate mass amounts of money are never broke by common standards in that they will always have investors willing to risk funds to have a piece of the money making machine. this is a pointless dialogue anyway since suge was never "broke" as you put it following the start of death row.
as for suge "not having access to old material" perhaps you can explain the presence of pre-death row tracks on death row's greatest hits. yes sir, wrong again.
finally, as for your insinuation that gangs had involvement (you're starting to sound like westafrica here) you're again tremendously off base. the bootlegs actaully STARTED in new york long before 1996. chicago was huge in 1996, and the west coast and the rest of the states got wind of the whole scene right at the beginning of 1997.
your post made me vomit on myself. you owe me $5.95 to dryclean my shirt.