were you alive in 1996?
wu-tang was huge. they were in a position to make their own label (razor sharp records/wu-tang records) instead of latching onto another label. death row east had as much chance signing wu-tang as they did in signing bruce springsteen.
were you alive in 1996?
wu-tang was huge. they were in a position to make their own label (razor sharp records/wu-tang records) instead of latching onto another label. death row east had as much chance signing wu-tang as they did in signing bruce springsteen.
I think ODB may have an unreleased song with 2pac that none of us fans knows about. And I think its safe to say ODB was around during the One Nation sessions.
Did you hear all that noise on some of the one nation tracks. It sounds like ODB's signature noises he makes in his music. Also in one of the verses on "Worldwide Dime Piece", I forgot who it was, but the person said, "Me and A.Shawn traveling through time zones". A.Shawn is also ODB. I believe he was there and probably did record with Pac.
I hope Pac recorded more songs with wu-tang or with memebers of wu-tang, than just 'Got My Mind Made Up'. That is such a tight ass track!! if there is a pac/wu-tang collabo, thats the one track that should be on the 2006 album for sure!!!
Not to long after pac died i saw an interview with Method Man and he said that he recorded 3 or 4 songs with pac in his personal studio and he would never put them out he said he feel it was disrespectful to make money off him ect