i'm aware they did california love and u can't c me. supposedly there's another song called blunt tyme. Some dude on some other site said there was an interview with suge on april 4 after his court hearing where suge said he talked to dre after 11 years and they were planning on releasing a cd called "pac n dre" with 13 unheard pacs songs produced by dre. I think it's bullshit.
how many songs did pac n dre do together.
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it originated in 98, and a few interviews confirmed it is real. if i'm not mistaken, rbx himself confirmed it.
with regard to pac and dre, pac had problems with dre almost immediately after joining death row. people with the bill bellamy interview can see that pac isn't really acting cool with dre. i'd estimate their total collaborations down to about a half dozen.
...also remember that toss it up og was pac and dre. dre later left and used the beat for blackstreet, and the song was remixed to interpolate dre's beat.
with regard to pac and dre, pac had problems with dre almost immediately after joining death row. people with the bill bellamy interview can see that pac isn't really acting cool with dre. i'd estimate their total collaborations down to about a half dozen.
...also remember that toss it up og was pac and dre. dre later left and used the beat for blackstreet, and the song was remixed to interpolate dre's beat.
I wouldn't say that he produced the OG, Pac just used the beat (intended for something else), but this is the chain of events that I assume occurred:
* Dr. Dre produces the "No Diggity" beat (not sure if it was originally entitled "No Diggity" but I doubt it was "Toss It Up")
* Suge has Danny Boy and Jodeci record "Toss It Up" over the same beat
* Pac decides to be included in the song
* Big problems arise between Dre and Death Row, ending with Dre leaving
* BLACKstreet's "No Diggity" single comes out on the radio and the music video is out
* Pac records a second verse dissing Dre
* Death Row producers re-do the beat, probably to keep things fresh and new and so that there weren't two songs out that sound the same
* Dr. Dre produces the "No Diggity" beat (not sure if it was originally entitled "No Diggity" but I doubt it was "Toss It Up")
* Suge has Danny Boy and Jodeci record "Toss It Up" over the same beat
* Pac decides to be included in the song
* Big problems arise between Dre and Death Row, ending with Dre leaving
* BLACKstreet's "No Diggity" single comes out on the radio and the music video is out
* Pac records a second verse dissing Dre
* Death Row producers re-do the beat, probably to keep things fresh and new and so that there weren't two songs out that sound the same
How can all this happen in that amonut of time? Remember how long it took pac to record Makaveli. For No Diggidy and the video, and then Pac goin' back to the studio to do the SECOND verse. What I think is that Toss It Up wasn't really suppose to be on Makaveli. The whole theme and situation around the song is bullshit
Well, it did happen in that amount of time. It only took Pac three days to record Makaveli, but that is irrelevant since Toss It Up was not recorded during those three days but was later added to the tracklist when the direction of the album strayed away from its original plan of being more of an underground album. It's nothing new.