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ThugPound

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Hey guys.. help me outta here
My friend told me that redman said he got 3 songs with pac and also said he ll never put them out, cuz it is disrepectfull to try and profit off his death
is it true?
 
Dante said:
he recorded a handfull of songs with pac, but he won't publish or remix them because he has more respect for him than to use his name to sell a record.

Then he should hand the masters over to the estate & let them handle it so the world can hear it sometime...
 
LM45z said:
Then he should hand the masters over to the estate & let them handle it so the world can hear it sometime...

exactly what i was gonna say
He cant keep those songs 4 ever, he gotta put 'em out
Now im makin Mistake, That he already used pac's lyrics from them 3 songs
"You can do it" And "gangsta nation " was maybe one of them 3 songs of pac, and ice cube just used them like his own Lol..kiddin
 
LM45z said:
Then he should hand the masters over to the estate & let them handle it so the world can hear it sometime...

Great more pop corn remixes.

Id rather he kept them and his estate released them properly 50 years from now than have Pac's estate do it.
 
Deuce 7 Tha Psycho said:
:confused: tell us mo´about it!

davy d said it best:

Back in 1991 the city of Oakland suffered one of the most devastating fires in the history of this country. Lots of lives and property were destroyed from what started out as a small fire from a burning coal. I recall that day vividly because Public Enemy was in town performing. I recall seeing a small fire in the Oakland Hills early that morning and figured that it would be put out in a relatively short period of time without much fan fare. Who would've thought in their wildest dreams that small fire that started because of a burning coal would become a raging inferno. There are very few people who in Oakland who don't know some one who was directly effected. I know several people who lost family members and at least 10 families who lost houses.

One of the casualties to that the Oakland fires was Digital Underground. Many within the group lived in an apartment complex that was completely devoured by the blaze. Shock G lost all his original music, old school tapes, art work and recording studio. DU co-founder Chopmaster J lost his house and recording studio. Among the items destroyed were the original 1989 recordings from a young brash brother named Tupac and his group Strictly Dope which included DJ Dizzy and Ray Luv. Chopmaster had recorded and produced much of Pac's earlier work and as far as he was concerned it perished in the inferno. Not too long ago Chopmaster came across a master reel that was stored in his mother's basement. To his surprise it was the original 2Pac recordings. Needless to say it was a treasure of a find.
 
Dante said:
davy d said it best:

Back in 1991 the city of Oakland suffered one of the most devastating fires in the history of this country. Lots of lives and property were destroyed from what started out as a small fire from a burning coal. I recall that day vividly because Public Enemy was in town performing. I recall seeing a small fire in the Oakland Hills early that morning and figured that it would be put out in a relatively short period of time without much fan fare. Who would've thought in their wildest dreams that small fire that started because of a burning coal would become a raging inferno. There are very few people who in Oakland who don't know some one who was directly effected. I know several people who lost family members and at least 10 families who lost houses.

One of the casualties to that the Oakland fires was Digital Underground. Many within the group lived in an apartment complex that was completely devoured by the blaze. Shock G lost all his original music, old school tapes, art work and recording studio. DU co-founder Chopmaster J lost his house and recording studio. Among the items destroyed were the original 1989 recordings from a young brash brother named Tupac and his group Strictly Dope which included DJ Dizzy and Ray Luv. Chopmaster had recorded and produced much of Pac's earlier work and as far as he was concerned it perished in the inferno. Not too long ago Chopmaster came across a master reel that was stored in his mother's basement. To his surprise it was the original 2Pac recordings. Needless to say it was a treasure of a find.

That is really sad to read.
 
Damn, this motha fucka talking about loosing poor innocent songs when really poor innocent familys died on the fire and not mentioning that. i guess since its 'Pac related you gotta bring up loose of songs not people.

If those were pre death row or death row era songs then i wouldnt feel so sad but early recording is different and special so it is sad.
 
Bachaveli said:
Damn, this motha fucka talking about loosing poor innocent songs when really poor innocent familys died on the fire and not mentioning that. i guess since its 'Pac related you gotta bring up loose of songs not people.
Bank Robber was kidding, you think anyone calling "songs" innocent is serious?

Stop trying to be intelligent, you should try on a sense of humor.
 
Thankz dante 4 tha info
I would Also like 2 know, How many Songs of Pac is missin'?
Them 3 songs wit ice cube , And i remember sum1 told me Big syke said some songs that was missin,
And hit em up 3, Although fatal hussien said it was a big lair from suge knight
 
ThugPound said:
Thankz dante 4 tha info
I would Also like 2 know, How many Songs of Pac is missin'?
Them 3 songs wit ice cube , And i remember sum1 told me Big syke said some songs that was missin,
And hit em up 3, Although fatal hussien said it was a big lair from suge knight


It was a big Lair from suga knight . Hit em up 4 is what is left.
Very good song.
 

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