First 2 Bomb
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2Pac recorded the song in 96. Right before the Makaveli album was put out and just a little after All Eyez On Me was being recorded. In reference to the Tyrone Wrice StreetHop interview, Daz and them didn't really feel like producing for the Makaveli album and 2Pac didn't like the style of Johnny J's production, and thats where Tyrone came in for the most part...and that time period proves when F2B was recorded because daz and them stopped making beats for pac just before the makaveli album started being recorded.....
and i like the OG better then the remix btw...tanya herron gets a little annoying on the hooks lol..
and i like the OG better then the remix btw...tanya herron gets a little annoying on the hooks lol..
wut was the reason 4 daz not wanting 2 produce 4 pac? and y was there tension between the dogg pound camp and pac's camp? i never really heard the real reason 4 the tension. i also found it interesting that at the time of all this tension they were still showing each other love at the house of blues on the 4th of july in 96
From what I remember Pac wanted to make "Makaveli" sound different, that's why he didn't use Johnny J. He liked JJ's style, he wanted to make a production duo with him and I think it proves that he was enjoying his beats.
All Eyez on me had to be a totally DR style album, that's why DR producers worked on it. JJ was not on Deathrow. His beats Pac wanted to use were scratched out. It was all about Pac and Deathrow artists and producers (except wu-tang clan).
So again Pac enjoyed JJ's beats, I'm sure he'd be no.1 producer on Makaveli records albums, that's why they recorded so many "to be released" tracks together.
All Eyez on me had to be a totally DR style album, that's why DR producers worked on it. JJ was not on Deathrow. His beats Pac wanted to use were scratched out. It was all about Pac and Deathrow artists and producers (except wu-tang clan).
So again Pac enjoyed JJ's beats, I'm sure he'd be no.1 producer on Makaveli records albums, that's why they recorded so many "to be released" tracks together.
in the new tupac assassination dvd he was apparently pissed with suge while in nyc, but when he got to las vegas we see them hug in pictures. showing love to each other on a stage makes for better pr than giving each other the eye.
actually, the duo thing is something they did after makaveli was recorded i think. he recorded it some time in the early or mid summer of 96 right? it was, however, before the hit em up single came out. so either they dropped the idea or it came to fruition after makaveli was recorded. unconditional love and are you still down were among the last few tracks they worked on together according to jj.
anyway you're right about him wanting to make makaveli sound a little different.
actually, the duo thing is something they did after makaveli was recorded i think. he recorded it some time in the early or mid summer of 96 right? it was, however, before the hit em up single came out. so either they dropped the idea or it came to fruition after makaveli was recorded. unconditional love and are you still down were among the last few tracks they worked on together according to jj.
anyway you're right about him wanting to make makaveli sound a little different.
I think the tension with DPG was just work rivals. They both wanted the best producers for their specific projects and it was a sort of competition to see who could do what. I doubt they had any real drama.
In regards to F2B, it's strange that it was recorded before Makaveli because it's so much better lyrically than anything on that album. I always assumed it was done after 7 Day Theory and that was just the natrual progression of Pac's style.
In regards to F2B, it's strange that it was recorded before Makaveli because it's so much better lyrically than anything on that album. I always assumed it was done after 7 Day Theory and that was just the natrual progression of Pac's style.
I Always Find It Trippy When I See Shit Like 'right After All Eyez, Just Beore Makaveli' Like What The Fuck. Were Lookin @ Like 6 Months, If While All Eyez Recording Like 10 Months So This Aint A Pinpoint Time Table
I Don't Think Pac Would Of Used Daz Production Heavy On Makaveli If It Was An Option.
Makaveli Was Recorded So Quick But Then Again All The Other Shit Was Too. Makaveli Recordings Had To Just Of Been In That Certain Frame Of Mind
I Don't Think Pac Would Of Used Daz Production Heavy On Makaveli If It Was An Option.
Makaveli Was Recorded So Quick But Then Again All The Other Shit Was Too. Makaveli Recordings Had To Just Of Been In That Certain Frame Of Mind
Makaveli was originally not suposed to B an album, right? I heard about a street cd.
Perhaps therefore he don't want New Style JJ prod on it, he wanted some more deep and dark shit to drop all his feelings (notice that lots of adlibs & diss were cuted off) in order to perfectly fit his thoughts.
For the rivalty between DPG & Outlawz, I really think it had to do with the coming of Tupac and his click at DR; everybody know that lights turn quickly on 'pac & his click (used to B on Snoop & co who began to get real hype); not to mention that Suge ordered to 'help 'pac the much they can' (for example, the beats).
If u really care, u'll C that pac did not collaborte with Daz as with Kurupt
Perhaps therefore he don't want New Style JJ prod on it, he wanted some more deep and dark shit to drop all his feelings (notice that lots of adlibs & diss were cuted off) in order to perfectly fit his thoughts.
For the rivalty between DPG & Outlawz, I really think it had to do with the coming of Tupac and his click at DR; everybody know that lights turn quickly on 'pac & his click (used to B on Snoop & co who began to get real hype); not to mention that Suge ordered to 'help 'pac the much they can' (for example, the beats).
If u really care, u'll C that pac did not collaborte with Daz as with Kurupt
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