Prodigy (R.I.P.) - The Hegelian Dialectic (Part 2: The Book Of Heroine) (Discussion Thread)

[shopant]

Where's tha rest of the interview lol? How can you cut it off in the middle of a conversation like that.

I fukking hate YouTube personalities they just don't know how to execute their content.

From the youtube video descrition:

This is the first clip from the 2 hour sit down with legendary Producer/DJ Alchemist.

AUDIO DROPS 3/27/18
FULL VIDEO DROPS 4/1/18

In this clip Alchemist opens up about his relationship with prodigy & explains where it all started!!

 

[Jimmy Two-Times™]

From the youtube video descrition:

This is the first clip from the 2 hour sit down with legendary Producer/DJ Alchemist.

AUDIO DROPS 3/27/18
FULL VIDEO DROPS 4/1/18

In this clip Alchemist opens up about his relationship with prodigy & explains where it all started!!

Why not pay for promoting the content on various blog sites and then drop the video and audio at the same time like damn near every other podcast. In two 3 weeks I won't even remember this interview even happened or care. Terrible business sense many people have these days.

 

[shopant]

Why not pay for promoting the content on various blog sites and then drop the video and audio at the same time like damn near every other podcast. In two 3 weeks I won't even remember this interview even happened or care. Terrible business sense many people have these days.

Idk, who cares

But Im gonna check it for sure!

 

[Jimmy Two-Times™]

Idk, who cares

But Im gonna check it for sure!

 

[InfamousThoro]

This should start at 7:09

Thanks for sharing breh, can't wait for the 2 hour version. Feels like that's gonna shed light to a lot of things

 

[mobbinfms]

Hope this is gonna be on it

P really could have kept going dropping heat for decades
Rhyming Abracadabra and Cadaver

 

[mobbinfms]

You can only go so far on boutique independants

Jive and Loud?

 

[mobbinfms]

This should start at 7:09

:psalute:
It's great to hear ALC speaking so freely :prodigylol:
Funny though that even he referred to the Infamous as the first album at one point :prodigylol:
@JuvenileHell :peeumad:

 

[mobbinfms]

fukk outta here. Most legit artists to have ever been associated with “Gawdfather” & G-Unit. Glad they were one & done.

50 loved P though.
And it was mutual.
Put them on a Dr. Dre beat that went to #2 in the country

 

[InfamousThoro]

:psalute:
It's great to hear ALC speaking so freely :prodigylol:
Funny though that even he referred to the Infamous as the first album at one point :prodigylol:
@JuvenileHell :peeumad:

And who is that Chinese dude next to Alchemist? They laughed at the one line he said

 

[mobbinfms]

And who is that Chinese dude next to Alchemist? They laughed at the one line he said

I have no idea. :prodigylol:
I disagree with ALC about hospitals, if you have a serious medical problem you need to go to the hospital, but he's right that if you are in there dealing with a long-term problem (cancer) you need an advocate with you.

Seems ALC went through it with his father and then lost P in a hospital

 

[Jimmy Two-Times™]

Jive and Loud?

After that, but I don't think they were signed directly when they were on Jive and Loud is a boutique independant like Death Row and Bad Boy with major label push. The higher ups at both never believed in them properly. They treat black artists like experiments.

 

[mobbinfms]

After that, but I don't think they were signed directly when they were on Jive and Loud is a boutique independant like Death Row and Bad Boy with major label push. The higher ups at both never believed in them properly. They treat black artists like experiments.

They were signed directly to Jive.
Loud was a subsidiary of RCA was my understanding. I think Steve Rifkind believed in them. I don’t think Jive gave a fukk about them.
Any label that has a deal or relationship with a major (like Loud) i wouldn’t consider independent. Independent to me is No Limit in the Bay before the deal.
I never considered Priority an independent either.
To my knowledge, they weren’t signed to any label in between Jive and G Unit/Shady/Aftermath/Interscope.
They did release the Free Agents Project in between Loud and Jive on Landspeed.

 

[Piff Perkins]

Hopefully havoc and the alchemist have some influence over the quality of unreleased prodigy music.

I trust both of them over anyone who has ever been involved in Pac's posthumous music, including Em. In theory do I want to hear unfinished music or verses stitched together? No. But let's see how it plays out.

Alchemist said he has tons of unreleased shyt, and you know Hav does too. I'm guessing most of it is finished material. That's the stuff I want to hear.

 

[TheDarceKnight]

I have no idea. :prodigylol:
I disagree with ALC about hospitals, if you have a serious medical problem you need to go to the hospital, but he's right that if you are in there dealing with a long-term problem (cancer) you need an advocate with you.

Seems ALC went through it with his father and then lost P in a hospital

I understood what he was saying about hospitals, but I think he could have articulated it better. My mom is a nurse and has worked in hospitals for years as well, and she speaks about this a fair amount.

Yes, if you have a serious medical issue, you need to go to the hospital.

However, hospitals are full of germs, and full of sick people, and if you are in a hospital with a weakened immune system, in a strange way...it is sort of a place where you are more likely to die. Statistically speaking, you are most likely to die in a hospital, so I see the logic in trying to avoid them if possible. So if I have a super weak immune system and I have to be hospitalized, I'm technically more likely to get a deadly infection due to the germs there. Also, negligent and/or incompetent nurses are an issue. Alchemist also made a good point about if you are in the hospital and very sick, it is best to have a family member or friend there near you to make sure you're okay if something crazy happens. Also, too many people use the hospital when they should find a primary care physician or even an urgent care.

However, even with all this said, you need to go to the hospital if you have a serious issue, and I don't think people should start avoiding hospitals because they're scare of them.

TL;DR I think we agree.

edit: BTW that Alchemist podcast is a full 2 hours and the whole thing drops on 3/27