It's 1994, who you signin' with? death row records or bad boy records?

[I love Latina women]

you can only pick these 2 labels i named

 

[FeloniousMonk]

So So Def

 

[I love Latina women]

So So Def

i said death row or bad boy only

 

[Silver Surfer]

Death Row..minus the bullshyt all the major players became legends

cant say the same for Bad Boy

 

[King Poetic]

That's real hard, because I know some of Eazy family today, plus I knew some dudes families from other blood sets who hated suge at the time and I always was on eazy side than death row, but I also hated puffy way before their beef...

I'll go with death row

 

[FeloniousMonk]

i said death row or bad boy only

I know. Jd was getting that kid and r&b money tho.

Id go with DR.

 

[I love Latina women]

I know. Jd was getting that kid and r&b money tho.

Id go with DR.

to me, xscape was the best act signed to so so def

 

[Silver Surfer]

I know. Jd was getting that kid and r&b money tho.

Id go with DR.

JD filed for bankruptcy......

 

[filial_piety]

BAd boy...by 94 Death Row was on a slow decline.

The hey day of DR was 1991-1993 with Dre's first album and Snoop's first. After that the quality of the music falls off.

BB was startin to bubble with Mary J and then Biggie... they didn't fall off for another 7-8 years after.

 

[u mad son?]

Deathrow

guaranteed classic album with the production team, potential 2Pac features and enough stories to tell for the rest of your life

 

[FeloniousMonk]

JD filed for bankruptcy......

Was this in 1994?

 

[Canon]

Def Jam

i could make music without the drama

 

[I love Latina women]

That's real hard, because I know some of Eazy family today, plus I knew some dudes families from other blood sets who hated suge at the time and I always was on eazy side than death row, but I also hated puffy way before their beef...

I'll go with death row

damn, for real?

do tomica still own the label or is it defunct now?

i hate the way eazy was portrayed in the second half of straight outta comtpon. he was the blueprint for the ceo from the street who found his way into music. he set the tone for every ceo that came after him

i still want a great book about him, kinda like how pimp c got a 400 page book, i want somethin' like that on eazy but an authentic book with people who really knew him, not some ol bullshyt. then i'd like to see a great 2 and half hour documentary on him and his life

eazy e was a innovator to the fullest. a real pioneer

 

[I love Latina women]

Def Jam

i could make music without the drama

i said death row or bad boy. only those 2 to pick from for this thread

 

[FeloniousMonk]

BAd boy...by 94 Death Row was on a slow decline.

The hey day of DR was 1991-1993 with Dre's first album and Snoop's first. After that the quality of the music falls off.

BB was startin to bubble with Mary J and then Biggie... they didn't fall off for another 7-8 years after.

And most of the artists on badboy where fukked over or shelved, Craig mack, Blakk Rob, G Dep, Day 26, Aasim, Mark Curry etc..