N.O.R.E. & DJ EFN's Drink Champs Podcast Episode 17: Havoc (Video added)

[Pop123]

"Did you ever fight Prodigy?"

"I never had a fight with Prodigy"

"Yes you did, I know you did"

"Nah, never"

"I don't believe you, I know you snuffed Prodigy"

"We never had a fight"

"Lets make some noise for Havoc and Prodigy fighting. "

 

[Deltron]

only audio of the full thing...but they post clips of certain parts on youtube

 

[Pop123]

only audio of the full thing...but they post clips of certain parts on youtube

same with Brilliant Idiots, never understood the logic, just post the whole ish.

 

[Deltron]

yeah, I feel you.

That's one thing I'll give RapRadar props for...a week after a podcast drops, they drop the full video.

 

[T-K-G]

same with Brilliant Idiots, never understood the logic, just post the whole ish.

They get paid from the ads for their sponsors, you only hear the ads on the audio, the videos are just promo so you check out the full episode and the sponsors get their shine

 

[nieman]

"Did you ever fight Prodigy?"

"I never had a fight with Prodigy"

"Yes you did, I know you did"

"Nah, never"

"I don't believe you, I know you snuffed Prodigy"

"We never had a fight"

"Lets make some noise for Havoc and Prodigy fighting. "

Even Prodigy said they had one fight in the hotel.

 

[eastsideTT]

at RZA not wanting to give him any beats and saying "nah bro, make your own"
and at Pete Rock charging 25 racks for a beat in the early 90s. That's awesome

 

[mortuus est]

at RZA not wanting to give him any beats and saying "nah bro, make your own"
and at Pete Rock charging 25 racks for a beat in the early 90s. That's awesome

imagine that, back in the days them dudes were getting big numbers for a quick beat

 

[frush11]

Listening to the Infamous right now on my way to work.

 

[ℒℴѵℯJay ELECTUA]

Tragedy made a lil vid for message for killah black.

 

[H.S.]

Listening now. This is ill. Didn't know about the stove sound on "Shook Ones."

 

[Nicely]

Dope episode.

 

[eastsideTT]

imagine that, back in the days them dudes were getting big numbers for a quick beat

its crazy man... just 25K off the rip. and "all" (not taking anything away from the legends of that era) they really did was chop up a sample, chop up a drum break, and throw it together. Collect that 25K fee off the rip and let whoever is buying the beat worry about sample clearance, backend, etc...

imagine what the hitmen's up front fee was in the late 90s

now producers are paying rappers to be on mixtapes

 

[eastsideTT]

imagine that, back in the days them dudes were getting big numbers for a quick beat

its crazy man... just 25K off the rip. and "all" (not taking anything away from the legends of that era) they really did was chop up a sample, chop up a drum break, and throw it together. Collect that 25K fee off the rip and let whoever is buying the beat worry about sample clearance, backend, etc...

imagine what the hitmen's up front fee was in the late 90s

now producers are paying rappers to be on mixtapes

 

[mobbinfms]

at RZA not wanting to give him any beats and saying "nah bro, make your own"
and at Pete Rock charging 25 racks for a beat in the early 90s. That's awesome

$25k back in 92/93 seems crazy high. That may have been Pete's way of saying "I'm not giving you a beat"