Why they re-did the beat is beyond me. That original beat would have fit that album better, imo.HellRazor05 said:"Tattoo Tears" was upsetting though.
Why they re-did the beat is beyond me. That original beat would have fit that album better, imo.HellRazor05 said:"Tattoo Tears" was upsetting though.
Fataldawg said:The Tattoo Tears remix is ok.. I didnt like it at all, but after listenin to it a bunch of times i got used to it... But ever since I got the OG in CDQ, I always skip over it now... lol
Oh yea, did any of you guys ever see the interview that Big Syke did on CNN i in late '97? I think Larry king was the host, but im not 100% sure.. Basically he was talking about the bootlegs that had just hit the streets and how Pac was... I remember watching it, but I cant remember what else they talked about.. Does any1 have the interview? If so, could you post the link? Thanks!
.DeeezNuuuts83 said:That was a lot of us in 1998, after R U Still Down and before Greatest Hits. And that was when we used to have to buy CD-Rs of songs from people. The stuff that took a lot of us weeks upon weeks to acquire at the time could be found in one long afternoon nowadays.
.Fataldawg said:I remember the commercial on BET clearly cuz they played hell 4 a hustler.. ova here in the nj/nyc area it didnt get hardly any airplay.. I always used to listen to hot 97 at the job i was at then, and i think i heard Baby Dont Cry 2 or 3 times max... It was all about DMX then, his album dropped that week or around that time.I'm sure it did alot better in cali, the rest of the country, etc.
Telekinesiz said:Great LP, 2X Platinum with no promotion, and beautiful booklet. :thumb:
Bombsquad said:btw, to me amaru became a weak advertiser after uteot.
HellRazor05 said:What kinda 2PacThug4Life are you? :woah:
.Is it really 2X Platinum? The www.riaa.com database only has it as being certified Platinum, but if it really is, then that's awesome.Saaphir said:Going 2x platinum with no promotion is pretty good.
...minus E.D.I. I was a little disappointed with Johnny "J" too. Not to say that he sucked, but his beats on the retail version are almost night-and-day when compared to the overall aura and feel of the OGs. But most others dropped pretty solid beats.Saaphir said:All the producers who worked on this album have done a great work,specialy Darryl Harper.:thumb:
whas up is that dj fatal oneDiaz said:Look for ElitePete4k's "OG Vibe" in Mix Em Up, its over a barely audible amplified clip of Still Ballin OG, so you can get an idea of how the beat is.
Oh, and also peep my Im Gettin Money OG remake. Tnx.![]()
Pain Of Depth said:They made up for that with Resurrection tho' , imho
DeeezNuuuts83 said:Is it really 2X Platinum? The www.riaa.com database only has it as being certified Platinum, but if it really is, then that's awesome.
...minus E.D.I. I was a little disappointed with Johnny "J" too. Not to say that he sucked, but his beats on the retail version are almost night-and-day when compared to the overall aura and feel of the OGs. But most others dropped pretty solid beats.
Fataldawg said:Hell yea... my 1st bootlegs were makaveli 2 thru 4.. got em in like mid or late 1997 I think..only 5 bucks each from a vendor in chinatown nyc... They came in these gold cds with Pacs picture in the middle and most of the songs had that "muthafucking express tag".. . The next ones i got were from this guy on this site called PacUp... It had a bunch of people like us (real Pac fans) but their was always the dumbest rumors going around though...
I'm pretty certain that it was AT LEAST in the top three. DMX's ...And Then There Was X outsold it, I think one more album (not hip-hop, maybe country or something) might've outsold it as well. But I think the next week it was between 7 and 10.KO said:I always remember that the album debuted at number 7 in its first week, although that kinda gives you a false impression because it was christmas week and a lotta CDs were dropping then, Cant remember the exact units it sold, someone said 400,000 which sounds about right
DeeezNuuuts83 said:I'm pretty certain that it was AT LEAST in the top three. DMX's ...And Then There Was X outsold it, I think one more album (not hip-hop, maybe country or something) might've outsold it as well. But I think the next week it was between 7 and 10.
Lakai said:shiiit man i remember those days, went from connecticut to soho in new york and picked up 2-5, still have them sitting right next to me too
..and pacup
damn
seems like so long ago, well i guess it is, 8 or so years