so as the title says, does anybody know when pac recorded this album??? 
*sorry if this has been asked before*
*sorry if this has been asked before*
When was made The 7 Day Theory?
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this is straight out of xxl mag
The recording sessions that yielded tuupac shakur's last album took place over seven hennessy soaked says in August 1996, while the multitalnted rapper was concurrecntly filming 2 movies gridlocked and gang related. approximatly 20 songs were put to tape at the los angeles can-am studios, 11 of which made the finished product.
The recording sessions that yielded tuupac shakur's last album took place over seven hennessy soaked says in August 1996, while the multitalnted rapper was concurrecntly filming 2 movies gridlocked and gang related. approximatly 20 songs were put to tape at the los angeles can-am studios, 11 of which made the finished product.
Friends has long been rumourd a cut track, but seriously, it doesn't seem to fit on the album at all
ShArpEnUrSwOrD said:
And If 11 Songs Made The Finished Product.....Which Song Was Recorded Before Then And Added To Make 12???
lol....I Think Someone Got Messed Up With Their Info...."Or" What Song Is It?...Peace....
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shit my facts are not wrong i read that shit right out of the mag and shit plus after that they said that various songs appeard on later posthamous cds. But it was not specific in what the songs were.
but shit imma go through and read that shit line for line now and see if it says ill get back to yall
but shit imma go through and read that shit line for line now and see if it says ill get back to yall
All right word for word here the shit is:
Song Number 3 EDI(Outlawz): That's a song that was already done. Suge had it done with Danny Boy and Jodeci on it. That's my least favorite song on Makaveli. Pac just got on the track and did his thing. That was some shit him and Suge had already worked out. And the crazy part that a lot of people dont know is that the was originally to blackstreets no diggity beat, cause Dre had did that no diggity beat while he was still at Death Row. And Suge had it. But then Dre sold the shit to teddy riley. the beginning of those songs were almost exactly alike. I dont know who bit off who. I aint here to start no shit, but in the beginning, no diggity and toss it up were almost exactly alike. yeah, you would have to of been there to know that.
this was an interview that people from mag XXL did with the people that were in the studio at the time of the recording of the makaveli cd. its the october 2003, its a reat issue, outlawz QD3 hurtmbadd everyone is giving their input throughout the article explaining in great detail what it was like recording each song.
there is the answer toss it up was reocorded before these seven days
peace
Song Number 3 EDI(Outlawz): That's a song that was already done. Suge had it done with Danny Boy and Jodeci on it. That's my least favorite song on Makaveli. Pac just got on the track and did his thing. That was some shit him and Suge had already worked out. And the crazy part that a lot of people dont know is that the was originally to blackstreets no diggity beat, cause Dre had did that no diggity beat while he was still at Death Row. And Suge had it. But then Dre sold the shit to teddy riley. the beginning of those songs were almost exactly alike. I dont know who bit off who. I aint here to start no shit, but in the beginning, no diggity and toss it up were almost exactly alike. yeah, you would have to of been there to know that.
this was an interview that people from mag XXL did with the people that were in the studio at the time of the recording of the makaveli cd. its the october 2003, its a reat issue, outlawz QD3 hurtmbadd everyone is giving their input throughout the article explaining in great detail what it was like recording each song.
there is the answer toss it up was reocorded before these seven days
peace
yes xxl did say 11 tracks probably made a typo it happens ............i heard somewhere that friends was a cut track but listening to the og i dont think it fit the album...probably why it got cut
dontillimgone24 said:
ur wrong not a typo 11 tracks toss it up was recorded before then... dont just believe what u wanna believe
u think they would actually make a typo on such and important fact like that?
read post #14 EDI tells all of us exactly how it happened
didnt mean to be wrong just worded my sentence wrong forgot to throw in the probably like they didnt double check thier draft before sending that edition to print
dontillimgone24 said:
give me a fuckin break. you were wrong simple as that, quit makin excusses. its not a big deal now u know what really happened. just dont say shit as fact if u dont know it to be a fact
the facts:
-Recorded/written in 7 days
-Toss it up was previously recorded before these seven days so there for only 11 of around 20 songs made the cd.
-these seven days were in August of 1996
-Recorded/written in 7 days
-Toss it up was previously recorded before these seven days so there for only 11 of around 20 songs made the cd.
-these seven days were in August of 1996
^^^yep. And not just August, but most likely LATE August, because I remember a few days before Pac got shot in Vegas that he talked to Nas and said he was gonna remove the disses to him from his album. And if the album was recorded in just 7 days, that would mean it would have to have been made late in the month, and most likely completed approximately 1 week (give or take a couple days) before September 7th. Im guessing the recording sessions for this album took place sometime between August 23rd and August 31st.....obviously this is just speculation but the time frame should be somewhere right around there.
the songs on DK7 were indeed some of the last songs that Pac recorded, if not the VERY LAST songs.
I dont know 100% obviously which songs were cut from the album, but my guess would be these, judging by the producers and the overall sound of them. Remember, Pac wasnt fuckin with Johnny J or Daz anymore when he recorded this album....Darryl Harper Big D, Hurt Em Badd, QD3, and Pac himself were the primary producers during these legendary and prolific sessions:
Mr. President
The Good Die Young
Tear Drops & Closed Caskets
Starin Through My Rear View
Friends
possibly also Fame, As The World Turns, and Soon As I Get Home perhaps?
the songs on DK7 were indeed some of the last songs that Pac recorded, if not the VERY LAST songs.
I dont know 100% obviously which songs were cut from the album, but my guess would be these, judging by the producers and the overall sound of them. Remember, Pac wasnt fuckin with Johnny J or Daz anymore when he recorded this album....Darryl Harper Big D, Hurt Em Badd, QD3, and Pac himself were the primary producers during these legendary and prolific sessions:
Mr. President
The Good Die Young
Tear Drops & Closed Caskets
Starin Through My Rear View
Friends
possibly also Fame, As The World Turns, and Soon As I Get Home perhaps?
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