The Game - The Documentary (Official Tracklist)

[Beat Off]

Beats should come first. You can have all the knowledge in the world if your beats sound like shi* nothing else matters. Unless you're trying to become an entertainment lawyer or some sort of A&R you better work on those beats as much as you work on "studying."

 

[j.troup]

1)

I am NOT a fan of 50. You could even call me anti-50. Nor am I a follower or fan of Game. Matter fact I aint really feeling anyone from G-Unit and none of the front man for AfterMath.

Im just curious to hear anyone that claims they can outrap the next thing in hip hop. Surely there are a million and one others just like you, but granted Im giving you your chance. Show us any track you have done and then we can compare. DOnt give us excuses that you hanged up the mic years ago but claim your hotter then someone thats about to cause a whole lot of noise. WTF. Thats like saying Im better then LeBron James but Im going to stop playing basketball.

wow...you're giving me my CHANCE!!! I guess i should thank you! You're not a fan of Game?? You just called Game 'the next thing in hip hop' and 'someone that's about to cause a whole lot of noise'. You need to rest your case, cuz you're a walking objection to YOURSELF.

2)
Im not telling you anything.
But the only laws to marketing hip hop is the billion dollar industry and all the money they make. A&R, execs, managers and the whole circus. It's the same in every music genre. Your not learning anything new, its a simple formula.

WHAT??? That didn't even make any sense!! And I never said I was learning anything new. But what i do want to learn is the method to the madness of taking an artist from conception to explosion, then to re-up and do it again. So i'm studying one of the BEST at it.

And it's a simple formula? Oh please enlighten us all.

3)
If you measure success by record sales then your logic aint worth arguing with.

Canibus is a hundred times the emcee CHingy is. Canibus sold 40 000 copies of Rip The Jacker, while Chingy prolly went platinum once or twice.

I rest my case.

HOW IN THE HELL ELSE ARE YOU GONNA MEASURE SUCCESS??? BY HOW MANY HEADS IN THE HOOD 'RESPECT' YOU?? Respect don't pay the damn bills. In the end a successful release is one that SELLS. I didn't say it was necessarily GOOD MUSIC, but based on sales, it is a success.

Canibus IS 100x the MC as Chingy. And Canibus sold 40k and Chingy sold 2 mill. Now which one was the success??

You need to rest your case. Stick to FP, cuz you'd get dis-barred.

4)
Im talking from a producers perspective. The sound of the album, the rhythm, the tone and mood it generates. Im not even talking about vocals.

From a PRODUCER'S PERSPECTIVE, Cormega is ASS. PERIOD. From a producers perspective, I would never let his ass get on ANY of my beats. I wouldn't listen to ANY beat that he is on. From a PRODUCER'S PERSPECTIVE, he has ABSOLUTELY NO MARKETABILITY. NONE. He doesn't have not ONE SINGLE THING about him that even remotely smells like record sales OR talent.

You dont even know how to properly listen to an album do you ?

I put the CD on the little round spinning thingee, and then take this little arm thing, swing it over here and push play, don't i?

Understanding sound. You can learn all you want, you can analyze those who been sucesful till death. But your either born with the ability to understand sound or your not.

And obviously I was born with the forsight to learn everthing about the music BUSINESS before I enter.

That in addition to the talent that opened a certain executive at Sony Urban's ears W I D E, Beat Off.

 

[DC SOUNDS]

trouper...lol...haven't heard that since 8th grade...ahh Mrs Goodwin...

1) I gave up rapping a long time ago. But i did pick back up the mic, but I don't have the track here. But yes, i can outrap that dude. He's average. Just like 50. And since you want me to prove that I can out rap him, you must be some sort of fan...i mean coming to his defense and all.

2) How can you analyze or judge something if YOU DON'T KNOW THE LAWS BY WHICH TO JUDGE IT? I'm not mimicing anything. I'm taking the lessons that Dre is putting out via this cd, studying the conceptsand the reasoning behind it, and combining it in my arsenal of knowledge. I'm not sticking to one person's formula. I've studied Puff, Master P, Russell Simmons (read his book and all), and the Rocafella minds just the same.

I'm trying to learn the rules of engagement from the games brightest and greatest leaders. And you people tell me that i should just stick to making beats?? Y'all can have the mediocrity, I don't have any use for it.


3) Jay-Z sold like 3 million albums. How is that a failure? He could have gone at least 1 or 2 more singles deep on that album. That's a failure HOW?? So much for failure from overproduction.

4) Cormega - The Realness. How are you gonna tell me the Jigga album failed and that album sold about 2.5 copies??? That album is the prime example of what a failure is. If the executives behind his project would have studied Dre, then they MAY HAVE KNOWN WHAT SELLS. Cormega's wack ass flow doesn't sell. Them dated ass beats doesn't sell. Taking an album off the shelves that's got years worth of dust on it and selling it DOESN'T SELL. I'll study his album too...as an example of WHAT NOT TO DO.


Did I sufficiently disprove all of your pathetic attempts at making some sort of valid points, or would you like me to go further?

my whole point was that you wont go anywhere without good music. good music does not = platinum sales, but you arent going anywhere without a decent song first.

see your problem my friend, is that you are trying to be all up on raps greats, CEO moves, studying the industry on a major level, when your ass is still just like the rest of us, on FP forums, trying to get noticed. you aint got shyt on your resume yet, havent even made any noise yet, and YOU ARE ALREADY trying to be up on dre/master p/ diddy status as far as the industry goes?
thats like a bum studying a donald trump book talking about future CEO prospects......

before you go off on studying the science behind the industry at least put some decent shyt out.

before dre became head of one of the biggest labels in rap he aspired to be a dj, a producer, to make music, to make good music, after he established that, the rest was history.

you are at a point where you aint done shyt, yet you are trying to preach on some industry science bull**** like your been running a label.

go out and focus on making some decent music, produce a couple hit songs, win a few grammies, change the game and sound of hip hop, produce a revolutionary platinum selling group, then you can act like you are on some dre industry type shyt but until then you are still a "FUTURE producer."

 

[Pumpz]

your picking apart my words and LOOKING for an argument

I aint in the mood to deal with that
got more productive things to do


obviously we have different mind states concerning the industry and how to go about being succesuful. we use different measuring cups, ditto.







just post a song thats better then Games whenever your ready......I doubt that will happen this millenium, you prolly cant even ride a beat

 

[j-traxx]

man. somma y'all are really naive.

i knew a few cats on this board that have gotten signed to labels that are doing big things on the low and all of these cats i have observed keep their ducks in a row and have their biz straight. if you are going to be a purist... hang it up because all you will end up doing is playing beats in the basement for your boys n shyt to geek too... if that shyt is hot. you GOTTA have you mind right with the business tho and you have to have a model for success and a model for failure. some people take teh cerebral approach to the industry and others take the smashmouth way and theres some luck involved in both but observing a successful team that HAS been doing something right for so long and doing it strong is hardly a waste of time if you got the mindstate to learn from it.


i gotta say that i'm never too proud to learn from someone who may seem to be on my level, if they are saying shyt that makes sense. my beats.. above average. my versatility..far above average.. my business knowlege..needs some brushing up so whomever's got their mind right and is SHARING that with me i'm gleaning from it and learning as much as i can because you never know who's gonna be on the grammy's in a couple years and you'll be like "dammit i used to argue with that nigga all the time and i coulda been learning some shyt" or "please that nigga still aing shyt"

use fp wisely because it is a pool of the next wave of hot producers coming up and it'd be wise to network and build relationships now.


learn.

 

[BJv]

man. somma y'all are really naive.

i knew a few cats on this board that have gotten signed to labels that are doing big things on the low and all of these cats i have observed keep their ducks in a row and have their biz straight. if you are going to be a purist... hang it up because all you will end up doing is playing beats in the basement for your boys n shyt to geek too... if that shyt is hot. you GOTTA have you mind right with the business tho and you have to have a model for success and a model for failure. some people take teh cerebral approach to the industry and others take the smashmouth way and theres some luck involved in both but observing a successful team that HAS been doing something right for so long and doing it strong is hardly a waste of time if you got the mindstate to learn from it.


i gotta say that i'm never too proud to learn from someone who may seem to be on my level, if they are saying shyt that makes sense. my beats.. above average. my versatility..far above average.. my business knowlege..needs some brushing up so whomever's got their mind right and is SHARING that with me i'm gleaning from it and learning as much as i can because you never know who's gonna be on the grammy's in a couple years and you'll be like "dammit i used to argue with that nigga all the time and i coulda been learning some shyt" or "please that nigga still aing shyt"

use fp wisely because it is a pool of the next wave of hot producers coming up and it'd be wise to network and build relationships now.


learn.

 

[OsamaPigLatin]

man. somma y'all are really naive.



...because you never know who's gonna be on the grammy's in a couple years and you'll be like "dammit i used to argue with that nigga all the time and i coulda been learning some shyt" or "please that nigga still aing shyt"

Yeah there are a few naive heads on FP, but not really for the reason you've stated.


I thought about writing a long drawn out explanation as to why any of you who listens AND AGREES to Troup's argument about learning from Game's CD should be shot, quartered, and hit with a 20 ft. wave tsunami in a hot tub...

But I just don't really feel like wasting my time. What I will say is
if you learn ANYTHING from GAME'S SUBJECT MATTER then I'd have to say you're either from West Virginia or you're like my ex-best Asian friend WonDumFuk.

There are so many ways to battle a lotta stupid shyt said in this thread, but I take it that either most of you don't care, or you have a fear of being clowned. It's probably best that you just shut the fukk up and keep doing you.

And with that said....

There is PROBABLY nothing extremely noteworthy to learn from Dre's tactics that's not right in front of your faces. Take an African-American themed sociology course and prove me wrong. I dare ya


By the way...if I wanted to learn from someone I'd choose a few people who were known for pissin' the world off....


1. Huey P. Newton
2. X
3. Brian Warner
4. Eminem. Yup....got an argument for that?
5. Pac.

 

[j.troup]

my whole point was that you wont go anywhere without good music. good music does not = platinum sales, but you arent going anywhere without a decent song first.

Tell that to Chingy. And Lil Flip. And Dem Franchise Boys. And Crime Mob.

see your problem my friend, is that you are trying to be all up on raps greats, CEO moves, studying the industry on a major level, when your ass is still just like the rest of us, on FP forums, trying to get noticed. you aint got shyt on your resume yet, havent even made any noise yet, and YOU ARE ALREADY trying to be up on dre/master p/ diddy status as far as the industry goes?
thats like a bum studying a donald trump book talking about future CEO prospects......

before you go off on studying the science behind the industry at least put some decent shyt out.

lol...and now this dude tells me what my PROBLEM is. I'm handling getting noticed. If all goes well, you'll be hearing my 'resume' on your local radio station real soon.

So basically, what you're telling me is that I have to aspire to MEDIOCRITY before I can aspire to GREATNESS?? Yeah...you go and teach that lesson to your kids.

Put some decent sh*t out? Just give me about 2 months.

you are at a point where you aint done shyt, yet you are trying to preach on some industry science bull**** like your been running a label.

go out and focus on making some decent music, produce a couple hit songs, win a few grammies...

2005 is still young. Give me a minute...


Basically...This thread started with me saying why I was excited about Game's CD coming out. I said ME. I ain't say nothing else about nobody's tastes in music, or what anybody else chose to think. I said the things that I can learn from this album. I didn't say OMG, EVERY WORD ON THIS CD IS GOING TO BE A MODEL FOR HOW I LEAD THE REST OF MY LIFE, SHAPING MY MORALS, VALUES, AND BELIEFS! I said that I can study the methodology behind what went into managing this project, study the sales data, and come to some sort of educated conclusions.

If you choose not to look at this release, or any other release for that matter, in the same manner then fine. But I post MY plans for this release, and I get attacked?

I didn't ask nobody to think like me. Nor did i bash anybody that didn't think like me. But yet i'm preaching to someone?

Sound like some people got a big case of Haterade in they christmas sweat sock.

Take your obvious feelings of inadequacy and self esteem issues up with Dr. Phil. I'll be taking up my issues with another Dr.

See you on the charts.

 

[DC SOUNDS]

Tell that to Chingy. And Lil Flip. And Dem Franchise Boys. And Crime Mob.




lol...and now this dude tells me what my PROBLEM is. I'm handling getting noticed. If all goes well, you'll be hearing my 'resume' on your local radio station real soon.

So basically, what you're telling me is that I have to aspire to MEDIOCRITY before I can aspire to GREATNESS?? Yeah...you go and teach that lesson to your kids.

Put some decent sh*t out? Just give me about 2 months.



2005 is still young. Give me a minute...


Basically...This thread started with me saying why I was excited about Game's CD coming out. I said ME. I ain't say nothing else about nobody's tastes in music, or what anybody else chose to think. I said the things that I can learn from this album. I didn't say OMG, EVERY WORD ON THIS CD IS GOING TO BE A MODEL FOR HOW I LEAD THE REST OF MY LIFE, SHAPING MY MORALS, VALUES, AND BELIEFS! I said that I can study the methodology behind what went into managing this project, study the sales data, and come to some sort of educated conclusions.

If you choose not to look at this release, or any other release for that matter, in the same manner then fine. But I post MY plans for this release, and I get attacked?

I didn't ask nobody to think like me. Nor did i bash anybody that didn't think like me. But yet i'm preaching to someone?

Sound like some people got a big case of Haterade in they christmas sweat sock.

Take your obvious feelings of inadequacy and self esteem issues up with Dr. Phil. I'll be taking up my issues with another Dr.

See you on the charts.

lmao at this dudes empty dreams and aspirations. im all for everyone single person on this forum reaching their goals but while your trying to get your CEO portfolio up on dre/diddy status on a FP forum without anything yet to show for it think about this.

Before there was aftermath, before signing eminem, before molding snoop dogg into a what he is today, before the chronic, before NWA, before ruthless, Dre was a DJ, Dre was a musician. Hadn't been for the gems he laced, the CEO status hes on now wouldnt be possible. That isn't "mediocrity", that is a crucial step in anyones career. Nobody gives a fuk about you or your future prospects until you make some noise, that is in no way a mediocre point in anyones career, id call it the turning point.a point you still havent reached yet.

And dudes like chingy, lil flip, yes to the average hip hop elitist critic they have not put hot shyt out, but to millions and millions of teenage girls and boys and thousands of heads in the club, they have, and that is what counts when your talking financial success, so yes dudes have put out hot shyt in that sense.

and this whole industry bs is why the hip hop industry is junk anyways. money motivates me as well but music motivates me even more. you are more money motivated than music it seems, because here you are preaching this shyt when you havent got a hot track that anyone gives a fuk about to begin with. thats fine with me, plenty of people, who don't have an ounce of musical talent in their blood or had never contributed a single note or snare to any songs, have made millions in the music industry, suge knight, diddy, but this is futureproducers.com, and our focus isnt CEO orientated, music first.
all im saying is right now you are a NOBODY in the industry sense, and theoretically you arent going to be typing this nonsense on a internet forum and wake up the next morning a CEO with albums to push. go out and make people actually care about you before you talk all this industry junk.

and you've been on this forum for years it seems without shyt on your resume, dont act like your breakthrough track is around the corner all of a sudden. so again put some decent shyt out, have at least one person besides your mom give half a fuk about you in this industry, then start talking on that dre level, until then your still a FUTURE producer.

 

[Beat Off]

man. somma y'all are really naive.

i knew a few cats on this board that have gotten signed to labels that are doing big things on the low and all of these cats i have observed keep their ducks in a row and have their biz straight. if you are going to be a purist... hang it up because all you will end up doing is playing beats in the basement for your boys n shyt to geek too... if that shyt is hot. you GOTTA have you mind right with the business tho and you have to have a model for success and a model for failure. some people take teh cerebral approach to the industry and others take the smashmouth way and theres some luck involved in both but observing a successful team that HAS been doing something right for so long and doing it strong is hardly a waste of time if you got the mindstate to learn from it.


i gotta say that i'm never too proud to learn from someone who may seem to be on my level, if they are saying shyt that makes sense. my beats.. above average. my versatility..far above average.. my business knowlege..needs some brushing up so whomever's got their mind right and is SHARING that with me i'm gleaning from it and learning as much as i can because you never know who's gonna be on the grammy's in a couple years and you'll be like "dammit i used to argue with that nigga all the time and i coulda been learning some shyt" or "please that nigga still aing shyt"

use fp wisely because it is a pool of the next wave of hot producers coming up and it'd be wise to network and build relationships now.


learn.

Do you think everybody does it alone though? People who have made it get lawyers and managers. There is way too much to know on your own. You learn on the job you learn as you go along. Not from listening to how somebody else arranges an album. You learn from sitting there watching them and explaining. All you can do is guess about why what went where if you're not actually learning from the person face to face. Nobody gets a grammy on their knowledge of what other people do.

 

[j-traxx]

hey anyone that has a respect for the game and is trying to make it with good music and good sense i'll give my support to them. it's just funny to me that some dudes on this board like dc sounds (had to say your name cause i dont wanna be a ho n shyt) will just laugh point and hope you fall just to feel the satisfaction n shyt. i personally hope that troup makes it JUST to see what people with the crab mentality will say. i hope i make it in the same vein because there are plenty nay sayers just for the empty virtue of being a nay sayer. i swear to god yo some people are just so dam negative. i used to be that way but i changed beause it is of no profit to me at all. y'all need to support cats more. i remember when Goodall got his artist up on derrty ent... and nigga had shyt wrong to say for no reason. he aint on here sharing his experiences that could have helped us all. with throw pearls into a pig pen. that's why i mostly find who i need to network with and get at them on AIM. they know who they are and they we will be of great value to each other. it's better to build something up now then trying to kiss a$$ after the lights hit. some cats are just bitter.

 

[DC SOUNDS]

hey anyone that has a respect for the game and is trying to make it with good music and good sense i'll give my support to them. it's just funny to me that some dudes on this board like dc sounds (had to say your name cause i dont wanna be a ho n shyt) will just laugh point and hope you fall just to feel the satisfaction n shyt. i personally hope that troup makes it JUST to see what people with the crab mentality will say. i hope i make it in the same vein because there are plenty nay sayers just for the empty virtue of being a nay sayer. i swear to god yo some people are just so dam negative. i used to be that way but i changed beause it is of no profit to me at all. y'all need to support cats more. i remember when Goodall got his artist up on derrty ent... and nigga had shyt wrong to say for no reason. he aint on here sharing his experiences that could have helped us all. with throw pearls into a pig pen. that's why i mostly find who i need to network with and get at them on AIM. they know who they are and they we will be of great value to each other. it's better to build something up now then trying to kiss a$$ after the lights hit. some cats are just bitter.

u calling me out as bitter, pesimistic?
nah your confused buddy.
like i said everyone has a shot at making it and im HAPPY for anyone who does make it.
this guy j troup comes off talking about the INDUSTRY of all things on a internet forum when he hasnt built any kind of foundation, (made any noise whatsoever.) maybe if the dude made some major moves, like putting out a hot song in rotation, get a few heads talking, bobbing their heads, i would welcome with open arms his ideas of futeure CEO prospects, but until then he needs to sit back and focus on the music first and establish that and when that day comes start studying the details of the industry. thats the problem these days cats get too caught up in the $$$ that they forget about the music in the first place. you name the producer, the neptunes, kanye, just blaze, dan the automator, battlecat, any of these big name producers, they were musicians before any idea of that dre mentality crossed their minds.

im tired of people talking all this big music industry junk when they can't even come with a hot track to begin with. get that dre $$$ mentality out of your head and stay hungry making hot tracks, once you are able to establish that everything else follows. and nobodys being negative, 90% of the people on this forum say they plan on making it big, when in reality, maybe 1 or 2% of us will actually 'make' it in the industry. thats not crab mentality, thats REALITY. so before you start seeing the dre paper or visions of being a CEO float in your head remember that it starts with the music first and at the stage your at today, arguing on a internet music forum, thats all you have to worry about at this point in your "career", the music.

 

[Pumpz]

go ahead, take two months to come up with a track that'll show you hotter then Game........I wont approach it with skepticism either


if ya hotter, you'll have my respect
if ya not, you wont say things so quickly next time


I'll be around

-whenever's clever-






and once again, amount of record sales is not a good measuring cup for sucess. okay, chingy sold 3 million but his label bought 2 million of those records themselves.......and Canibus with his measly 40 000 sales still made tenfold the money Chingy did because he did it all on an independent with zero marketing and advertising..........pure word of mouth and a fanbase that follows real talent


you can teach yourself all this CEO stuff but your just going to end up swindling people in the end, the more you swindle the more you sell.........BRAVO


if you or whoever was a real musician you;d be sucesfull by attracting legions with nothing more then good music

 

[j.troup]

[sarcasm to appease ignorant haters]

how dare I have aspirations.

how dare I try to learn the entire system.

who the hell do i think I am, trying to learn what it takes to make a successful cd.

What was i thinking...i'm not a musician, and my music are all trash.

I was wrong. I should just keep my head in the sand and 'mayk beetz'. All that other stuff isn't important.


[/sarcasm to appease ignorant haters]



Thing is...i don't even want to BE a CEO. But guess what? If I don't know how every portion of the game works, the why's and the how's, then I just have to take someone's word on it. I can never talk to a CEO on his level, cuz i wouldn't know what the hell goes into what he does.

I don't wanna be a CEO. But that doesn't mean i can't have the knowledge of one and can't think and move like one.

In order to beat the system, you have to KNOW the system. You can't navigate thru the industry without first knowing how it works.

I'm looking at those who have reached the goal, learning from the tracks that they left. But you're telling me i can't do that.

If that ain't some crab ass sh*t i don't know what is.

I'm done with this convo. All this started from certain people having a problem with how i planned on using a certain release.

Don't worry...next time I'll let you think of it first.

 

[DC SOUNDS]

your still confused, caught up with your eyes at the top of the game instead of seeing the big picture.....

i guarantee you all the greats rolling in dough right now had no clue how the industry worked when they were little producer hopefuls like you are today, from the neptunes to just blaze to dj quik to your man god dr. dre, they just put hot shyt out and the rest unfolded. you havent done that yet. your planning way too ahead in the future and you think everything in between being a CEO and the shytty point you are at now, a future producer postin on futureproducers.com, is mediocre and is a waste of time........*sigh*

put some hot shyt out first, post your supposed hotter than game flow up, get some people to give half a fukk about you, then come here and tell me about learning about the industry.

 

[Pumpz]

you dont even know if the album is going to be sucesfful, thats how much your full of yourself



sure there are huge expectations and the production line up seems flawless



but truth be said, you aint heard it and are already depending on it to study from





ditto

 

[BJv]

Originally posted by j.troup and move like one.[/B]

My j.troupologist once advised that to me. For some reason I ended up counting money with my left hand and whipping people with my right.

Nah for real let me just say this. We all go about in different ways. In my opinion, just reading j.troup's post in this topic he's taking it a little too far/serious but I agree with him that you have to learn a couple of things before you can achieve great succes in the music business. You have to understand that alot of thought goes into most of the big label albums.

 

[BJv]

sure there are huge expectations and the production line up seems flawless

have you seen how many replies this topic has gotten?? the album will sell for sure

 

[j.troup]

your still confused, caught up with your eyes at the top of the game instead of seeing the big picture.....

i guarantee you all the greats rolling in dough right now had no clue how the industry worked when they were little producer hopefuls like you are today, from the neptunes to just blaze to dj quik to your man god dr. dre...

And ALL of them have had dick in they ass as a result of that ignorance. So i'm supposed to just follow the same thing, and be a naive little producer like everybody else?

See, my eyes ARE on the whole picture. You want me to take my eyes off the big picture and just focus on 'making hot beats'. Even on the small local level, you have to understand how to put an album together. You have to know how to sequence the tracks. You have to know how soon and in what order to release the singles. Even the indie label needs to know that. So me as a producer that understands all of those things, COMING IN THE DOOR, I can navigate AROUND alot of the rape tha all of those people can tell you about.

And you're knocking me for that?

they just put hot shyt out and the rest unfolded. you havent done that yet. your planning way too ahead in the future...

You are doing ALOT of assuming about what I am doing and what i'm NOT doing. I've put plenty of my business out on this board, and am really not trying to continue doing it, cuz it doesn't do any good, and all it brings about is more hate. But trust that I have very important people interested in what I do.

put some hot shyt out first, post your supposed hotter than game flow up, get some people to give half a fukk about you, then come here and tell me about learning about the industry.

I DON'T WANT TO RAP. But just cuz i don't want to doesn't mean that I can't out-rap average ass MC's.

And again...there are plenty of people who are feeling what i'm doing. I've seen the reaction when my music is performed in clubs. Again, I have some important people who's ears are tuned to what I am doing.

I ain't try to tell you about the industry. You started trying to tell me that I don't need to learn all that stuff, trying to limit my knowledge.

Just cuz you don't have the aspirations to learn what I want to learn, don't knock me for getting knowledge. Knowledge is power.

 

[OsamaPigLatin]

Troup keep doing whatever it is that excites you and pass gas at whoever talks shyt....including myself.


I do have a favor to ask of you though.


When you're studying Game's CD could you please come back and tell the rest of us why some dumbass REALLY chose to release "How We Do" as a first single instead of "HIGHER"? Yeah we've heard that bullshyt about Game wanting to use whatever sounded like DRE's first beat, but that song pretty much gets shytted on in the streets and clubs...least in NY anyway.


Thanks.

But also while we're on the subject of sequencing tracks...


Why is it that almost everyone I know believes that the Black Album had some of the worst album sequencing in quite a while. I mean even at Jay's shows he was normally performing "December 4th" as his last song of the night. "Public Service Announcement" would serve as the opening song while leading into his older shyt and then "What More Can I Say"....



Yet The Black Album is like 2 million and change now????


So much for learning about sequencing.