Unconditional love question

Sir Dro

New Member
#1
Does anyone know if it samples anything. If so what the name of that song is? All I know is that Johnny J produced it.
 

Preach

Well-Known Member
#3
such an awesome track.. i know the one on greatest hits doesn't sound like it's 100% cdq, like "they don't give a fuck about us", but i think that's part of the charm.

bassline = :thumb:
 
#4
Rizzle said:
such an awesome track.. i know the one on greatest hits doesn't sound like it's 100% cdq, like "they don't give a fuck about us", but i think that's part of the charm.

bassline = :thumb:

aye man the track is a classic!!!!!
 
#9
By law they must give credit to any song sampled, so if they don't list a sample in the credits, then there is none. It looks like you just answered your own question
 

Dante

Meyer & Dante Best Friends4eva
#10
Devious187 said:
By law they must give credit to any song sampled, so if they don't list a sample in the credits, then there is none. It looks like you just answered your own question
that's not true. there were dozens of samples in all eyez on me that were not credited.

as with most things, it's only illegal if you get caught.

i'd bet that unconditional love's guitars are a sample.
 

Mr.Deuce

Mr.Deuce Wigalow: Male E-Gigolo
#11
^^ i think so too.
name a few samples dat weren´t credited.

p.s. who did the vocals on "holla at me"?credits dont say shit..can u tell us dante?
 

Preach

Well-Known Member
#12
TheDon said:
Agreed, its right up there with Dear Mamma.
word. unconditional love was the song that got me into tupac and convinced me to buy all his albums. first tupac album i ever bought was greatest hits. i love that song to death, i could never get tired of it even after playing it on repeat for hours.
 

Preach

Well-Known Member
#13
Dante said:
that's not true. there were dozens of samples in all eyez on me that were not credited.

as with most things, it's only illegal if you get caught.

i'd bet that unconditional love's guitars are a sample.
yup.

basically, if you take a guitar sample and hide it under a bassline, some strings, and whatever, it could be hard to reckognize it. it's not like every artist in the world buy every hiphop album out there and go through them for samples. unless a sample makes up the main melody of a track i don't see a reason to credit it because you could easily get away with it :D
 

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