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

which of these 2 labels would you have signed with in 94'?


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filial_piety

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I wasn't equating sales and quality. You said Death Row was fading by '94 which I posted those numbers to show you they were not fading in terms of relevance.

In regards to quality, I've seen Dogg Food, AEOM, and Makaveli all in numerous "GOAT Deathrow album"/"Classic" discussions so you definitely don't speak for the majority on that subject.

Bottom line, you're wrong.
I said it "declined" and by your anecdotes of record sales it did. It's your math, not mine.

In regards to quality, I've never heard anyone mention Dogg Food as a classic. Perhaps AEOM and Macheveli, but no one places them above The Chronic and Doggystyle in terms of quality. That would also be an example of declining, because those two albums came before the later.

So either way, my argument holds up.
 

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I said it "declined" and by your anecdotes of record sales it did. It's your math, not mine.

In regards to quality, I've never heard anyone mention Dogg Food as a classic. Perhaps AEOM and Macheveli, but no one places them above The Chronic and Doggystyle in terms of quality. That would also be an example of declining, because those two albums came before the later.

:what:

So being classic in the eyes of many (and commercially successful) but not as "classic" as the the first two (in your opinion only) signals a decline to you?

That's fine. I think by sheer logic and reason I've ended the discussion.

:mjlol: Ok, sure breh. It's been fun.
 

KENNY DA COOKER

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BAD BOY case closed!!!

I'd rather be a broke azz artist running a marathon everyday to get Cheesecake for Puffy

then having to deal with having my ribs cracked and strangled to near death by Suge and his goons.....

this shyt shouldn't even be up for debate :russ:

DEATH ROW RECORDS was a torture chamber for entertainers
 

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Bad Boy would've had access to me geographically first and I would've rolled. Would've gotten a placement on RTD and then blew shyt out the water from there. Album would've had production from Hitmen, Premier, Q-Tip, Easy Mo Bee, Pete Rock :takedat: features from Big, Jay, Mary, Redman, Nas if he wasn't acting funny.

I was born 20 years too late brehs :wow:
 

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#1 album
hit singles
Dope videos
Still talked about years later
Music still played years later
Dope production

You just sound like w hater

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:yeshrug: it still isn't a classic...there's too many skipable tracks...sorry you had to hear it.

Now nikkaz4Life, The Chronic, Doggystyle, and Me Against the World are classics
 

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dirty science records, record wit blu and em (who actually almost signed to death row)
 
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