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'Tribute to Hip Hop & Tupac (Part 2)' ft. 'Keepin' it 100' Podcast Crew (Ball & Buds Podcast Episode #29)

'Tribute to Hip Hop & Tupac (Part 2)' ft. 'Keepin' it 100' Podcast Crew (Ball & Buds Podcast Episode #29)

Season 3 Episode 9 Published 4 years, 11 months ago
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Omar Fonseca joined Konnan & Joe on the 'Keepin' it 100' Podcast Patreon Roundtable to breakdown the greatness & wildness of Tupac's Life and Career! S/O Thanks @Konnan5150 @TheRealDisco @Jffeeney3rd @K100Konnan - 'Keepin' it 100' Podcast! Uncut and Uncensored on #Wrestling, #Sports, #Politics, #PopCulture; SUBSCRIBE on #Patreon! (Interlude Clips © K100) Show Notes: 1:45 – Omar’s Overture (S/O BoyWonder the Invincible & 4 Progress Only (4PO) + Versuz Battle Reviews for KRS-One vs Big Daddy Kane & Fat Joe vs Ja Rule!) 5:30 - The Interruption ft. #ProWrestling Legends Konnan & Disco Inferno (aka 'Keepin' it 100' Rub) 10:00 - Thank You #Konnan & Joe for having me on the K100 #Podcast to talk Tupac's Life & Career: #Tupac Tracks: 'Against All Odds,' '2 of AmeriKaz Most Wanted' ft. Snoop Dogg, 'Runnin' (Dyin' to Live)' ft. Notorious B.I.G, 'I Get Around,' 'Smile' ft. Scarface, 'Wonder if Heaven Got a Ghetto,' 'Can't See Me' ft. George Clinton, 'California Love' ft. Dr. Dre, 'Dusted 'N' Disgusted' ft. E-40 & Spice 1, 'When We Ride' ft. Outlaw Immortals, 'Deadly Combination' ft. Big L, 'Toss it Up,' 'Ain't Hard 2 Find' ft. E-40, 'Keep Ya Head Up,' 'All Eyez on Me' 1:17:30 - Omar’s Epilogue (Easter Egg from Episode #26: The Story of Inspectah Deck's Missing Verse from Tupac's 'Got My Mind Made Up') STORY: Daz Dillinger produced 5 of 27 tracks on Tupac’s All Eyez On Me double album. Tha Dogg Pound MC/producer was close w/ Tupac at Death Row Records. The blockbuster achieved diamond certification, w/ one contribution: “Got My Mind Made Up,” on which Daz and DPG partner Kurupt would appear w/ verses. Also featured Redman and Method Man, at a time when Death Row Records was notorious for keeping albums entirely in-house. The Def Jam Record artists weren't the only planned features. Lady Of Rage, then Death Row artist & Meth’s Wu-Tang Clan band-mate Inspectah Deck recorded verses for the track. In the album version, Deck can be heard on background vocals, per Daz Dillinger: "It originally had Lady Of Rage, Inspectah Deck, Method Man, Redman, me, and Kurupt. Why I think they still kept Inspectah Deck’s vocals in there a little bit is because the recording was done on ADAT’s. There was probably three ADAT’s. I put the beat on one. On the second tape, it had all of our vocals on there. Now the third tape, I must’ve had Inspectah Deck on there. But they didn’t have the third tape. That’s why you only heard his background vocals.” As for Lady of Rage, after the DPG track became a Tupac track, she didn't want her verse to be included due to a "dude's competition." She was also said to be beefing w/ Death Row Records at the time. Inspectah Deck Lyrics: I set the mic in flames, my name's INS the Rebel Murder one style, smash piles straight to pebbles Mental terrorist, specialist at this Menacing lyricist, leave crews defenseless Can't design landmines, lick off like nines To paralyze everything, ears ring like doorknobs Heads start to turn like police who pass Hear the blast, my crew bust through like tear gas Fuck a mask, we laced in place like the Marshall Sparkle, like live but harder than tarvue Wreck this rhyme, start relentless, roughest And fuck up the party for you paying motherfuckers Once I commence for you ladies and gents I kick rhymes, sharper than barbwire fence The live and direct, from Killah Hill Project Staten Island, New York, you can't help but to hawk Lay it on your dental, that's if you want it hostile Sounds so underground I write my rhymes on fossil Dudes like this, force me to get you open Lyrically wet you up, until you soaking
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