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You need to drop those too, especially those snoop, dre, dpg, lbc crew etc. collections because Id call myself an expert on their discographys and got like everything there is from freestyles, radio drops/appearances, unreleased tracks, soundtrack appearances etc. etc.
I wouldn't say I'm an expert, but I have spent a lot of time collecting whatever I can of that same shyt... if there's anything I missed, I'd definitely like to get a copy of it. So much heat got left in the Death Row vaults...
 

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I wouldn't say I'm an expert, but I have spent a lot of time collecting whatever I can of that same shyt... if there's anything I missed, I'd definitely like to get a copy of it. So much heat got left in the Death Row vaults...

Yeah, the problem with that is that my collection is spread on different pcs/laptops, have to really organize my shyt sometime in the future.
But I'll hook up something in the future, altho if @Jimmy Two-Times decides to do more uploads it'll be 1000 times better because its actually all structured & organized
 

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Yeah, the problem with that is that my collection is spread on different pcs/laptops, have to really organize my shyt sometime in the future.
But I'll hook up something in the future, altho if @Jimmy Two-Times decides to do more uploads it'll be 1000 times better because its actually all structured & organized
I spent hours and hours trying to sort through my Death Row collection, weed out duplicates and shyt and I know I'm still missing some shyt here and there. There used to be some blogspot that had all kinda DR unreleased shyt. I grabbed like everything I could, consolidated some albums with crazy duplicates and kept looking around. Still finding missing pieces here and there :laugh:

There'll never be another like Death Row :banderas:
 

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I spent hours and hours trying to sort through my Death Row collection, weed out duplicates and shyt and I know I'm still missing some shyt here and there. There used to be some blogspot that had all kinda DR unreleased shyt. I grabbed like everything I could, consolidated some albums with crazy duplicates and kept looking around. Still finding missing pieces here and there :laugh:

There'll never be another like Death Row :banderas:

http://thedeathrowrecords.blogspot.de/?m=1can
 

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Yeah, the problem with that is that my collection is spread on different pcs/laptops, have to really organize my shyt sometime in the future.
But I'll hook up something in the future, altho if @Jimmy Two-Times decides to do more uploads it'll be 1000 times better because its actually all structured & organized
What do you need?

Out of everything Death Row era related the only artists that I personally cared to complete was 2Pac, Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, LBC Crew, Nate Dogg, Tha Dogg Pound & Warren G.

But, only 2Pac, Dre, Nate Dogg, and Snoop I have the complete careers post Death Row. All the other artists fell off so I stopped collecting anything from them once they left Death Row.
 

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What do you need?

Out of everything Death Row era related the only artists that I personally cared to complete was 2Pac, Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, LBC Crew, Nate Dogg, Tha Dogg Pound & Warren G.

But, only 2Pac, Dre, Nate Dogg, and Snoop I have the complete careers post Death Row. All the other artists fell off so I stopped collecting anything from them once they left Death Row.

Would be dope if you could upload all of them you have, also the ones where you just got the death row stuff.
Would be perfect for me anyways, because im gonna get a new laptop & a new phone very soon for college so I wouldnt have to transfer all of my shyt from the various pcs to one but could instead load up my new devices with complete, organized collections from those artist :wow:
 

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Ok so here my track by track review of the "The Lost DR Files" album by OFTB

1. Intro: Just the members talking bout the recent discovery of their unreleased material. Cool idea

2. Better Dayz: My favorite song on here, this is almost making me tear up right now :mjcry: :sadbron:The beat is just beautiful, evokes a really really melancholic atmosphere :mjcry:
Pac, Syke, and OFTB all spit some great real life shyt :mjcry:

3. That Was Then, This Is Now: Another dope track, great bumpin old school beat. The OFTB members all spit dope, agressive verses. Kurupt spits a dope verse too as well as Snoop whos more laidback vibe mashes kinda well with the more agressive other artists.

4. I Come Up Hard: A very laidback joint, with some smooth singing on the hook. Very chill beat and the OFTB members all come dope here, great track to cruise around to in the summer time :myman:

5. World Wide/ Time After Time which is the original title : Another very smooth song, laid back production and dope features from 2Pac & Kadafi as well as dope performances by OFTB. Unfortunately Kurupt is just on the hook, wouldve liked to hear him rap over this as well.

6. Check Ya Hood: This song also doesnt dissappoint, another funky beat with all members spitting some social commentary on here and underrated death row vocalist jewell adding some soulful hook. 6 songs in and all of them are dope :myman:

7. I Trust Nobody: After a couple of more laidback joints, on this song the beat is more menacing & aggressive. Still it contains some dope instrumentation during the hook especially which is catchy af. The rap parts are all pretty dope, nice lil song.

8. Still A Mystery To Me: Another dope song, nice piano driven beat and some nice synths. very laidback & smooth again. Featured on this are Kurupt & Tha Outlawz. Especially Kurupt is dope on this, but everyone else here spits some real, introspective shyt paying tribute to all the dead people they lost.


9. Project kids: On this song they actually feature some young kids from their hood. The beat is pretty cool & upbeat, and the OFTB members are dope as usual. Some of the kids are actually pretty good on the mic, but especially the hook gets annoying pretty quickly.

10. Im On One: From the beginning this song reminds me of BTNH, beat is dope as hell with a great synth line and a smooth laidback vibe. The performances are all dope as fukk, nothing more to say here. Love the btnh esque "chanting" on this as well.

11. Ladies Night: Very chill, funky song. OFTB perform dope again, hook is catchy as well. Nice lil song

12. Doin It At The Spot: After an awakward af sex skit, the song itself is very laidback & relaxing. Nothing special overall, but cool to listen to every now & then. Everyones performance is on point again. Also features Big Pimpin talking some game.

13. Lost Souls: Dope song, the beat is kinda sinsiter, very cool. The verses are absolutely on point again. Has that old school death row sound to it. The hook is also dope.

14. Sooner Or Later: Another very dope beat, very atmospheric. They talk some real life shyt here, spitting great verses bout their struggles and how the times will change.

15. So Long: Featured on this is MC Hammer who was also on death row for a short time. Great song, the beat is beautiful and the topic is fitting perfectly, talking bout the time when they will meet their dead homies & loved ones again. My second favorite song on here.



Overall rating:
I definetely recommend y'all to listen to this album. OFTB are very dope rappers, the production on here is classic ld school death row sound and the features are all on point as well . Didnt have to skip one song on this :salute:



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Ok so here my track by track review of the "The Lost DR Files" album by OFTB

1. Intro: Just the members talking bout the recent discovery of their unreleased material. Cool idea

2. Better Dayz: My favorite song on here, this is almost making me tear up right now :mjcry: :sadbron:The beat is just beautiful, evokes a really really melancholic atmosphere :mjcry:
Pac, Syke, and OFTB all spit some great real life shyt :mjcry:

3. That Was Then, This Is Now: Another dope track, great bumpin old school beat. The OFTB members all spit dope, agressive verses. Kurupt spits a dope verse too as well as Snoop whos more laidback vibe mashes kinda well with the more agressive other artists.

4. I Come Up Hard: A very laidback joint, with some smooth singing on the hook. Very chill beat and the OFTB members all come dope here, great track to cruise around to in the summer time :myman:

5. World Wide: Another very smooth song, laid back production and dope features from 2Pac & Kadafi as well as dope performances by OFTB. Unfortunately Kurupt is just on the hook, wouldve liked to hear him rap over this as well.

6. Check Ya Hood: This song also doesnt dissappoint, another funky beat with all members spitting some social commentary on here and underrated death row vocalist jewell adding some soulful hook. 6 songs in and all of them are dope :myman:

7. I Trust Nobody: After a couple of more laidback joints, on this song the beat is more menacing & aggressive. Still it contains some dope instrumentation during the hook especially which is catchy af. The rap parts are all pretty dope, nice lil song.

8. Still A Mystery To Me: Another dope song, nice piano driven beat and some nice synths. very laidback & smooth again. Featured on this are Kurupt & Tha Outlawz. Especially Kurupt is dope on this, but everyone else here spits some real, introspective shyt paying tribute to all the dead people they lost.


9. Project kids: On this song they actually feature some young kids from their hood. The beat is pretty cool & upbeat, and the OFTB members are dope as usual. Some of the kids are actually pretty good on the mic, but especially the hook gets annoying pretty quickly.

10. Im On One: From the beginning this song reminds me of BTNH, beat is dope as hell with a great synth line and a smooth laidback vibe. The performances are all dope as fukk, nothing more to say here. Love the btnh esque "chanting" on this as well.

11. Ladies Night: Very chill, funky song. OFTB perform dope again, hook is catchy as well. Nice lil song

12. Doin It At The Spot: After an awakward af sex skit, the song itself is very laidback & relaxing. Nothing special overall, but cool to listen to every now & then. Everyones performance is on point again. Also features Big Pimpin talking some game.

13. Lost Souls: Dope song, the beat is kinda sinsiter, very cool. The verses are absolutely on point again. Has that old school death row sound to it. The hook is also dope.

14. Sooner Or Later: Another very dope beat, very atmospheric. They talk some real life shyt here, spitting great verses bout their struggles and how the times will change.

15. So Long: Featured on this is MC Hammer who was also on death row for a short time. Great song, the beat is beautiful and the topic is fitting perfectly, talking bout the time when they will meet their dead homies & loved ones again. My second favorite song on here.



Overall rating:
I definetely recommend y'all to listen to this album. OFTB are very dope rappers, the production on here is classic ld school death row sound and the features are all on point as well . Didnt have to skip one song on this :salute:



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Here is "The Missing D.R. Files" for y'all:

O.F.T.B. (Operation From The Bottom) - The Missing D.R. Files.rar


Some more extras from O.F.T.B.:


The video for Check Yo Hood:



The track "Hot One" which was a bonus track on the Cassette Version Of "Murder Was The Case" OST:


An unreleased album intro:


Another unreleased song called "Do Not Die":


Unreleased Song called "Where The Party At":


Unreleased track with the LBC Crew & Kurupt called "Verbal Shots" or "On The Edge":





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5. World Wide: Another very smooth song, laid back production and dope features from 2Pac & Kadafi as well as dope performances by OFTB. Unfortunately Kurupt is just on the hook, wouldve liked to hear him rap over this as well.
This is a common track name listing error that still continues. 2Pac has three songs where he the hook involves the vocals about World Wide.

This song in particular is actually called, 'Time After Time' featuring Yaki Kadafi, OFTB, Kurupt with Angie Martinez & Lisa "Left Eye" Lopez.providing the backing vocals on the track. It's one of 2Pac's last songs he ever made. This song was for OFTB's then unreleased album scheduled for a 97 release.

The confusion comes because during the same recording sessions 2Pac had two other songs planned for the unreleased 'One Nation' album. They were called, 'World Wide Dime Piece' featuring Queen, Greg Nice, ASU & Snoop Dogg and then 'World Wide Mob Figgaz' featuring Big Syke, E.D.I Mean & Kastro.

Believe me I know it's trivial, but it would save you a ton of time if you search for the leaked images of Death Row's master reel backlogs that they would take photos of the reels to prove their existence and every reel had a date. A photo of 2Pac's Death Row reels were leaked a few years ago so the fans could organise their collection properly as 2Pac as well as any other Death Row artist intended. This is useful so you know that you don't have duplicates. The fake track names came from the Makaveli Series of mixtapes where whoever was stealing them were just making up guessed track names for the songs.

My collection of all the artists especially 2Pac as he's my GOAT I have been tagged everything properly going by the original master reel backlogs so don't edit the track names otherwise you'll mess it up.
 

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This is a common track name listing error that still continues. 2Pac has three songs where he the hook involves the vocals about World Wide.

This song in particular is actually called, 'Time After Time' featuring Yaki Kadafi, OFTB, Kurupt with Angie Martinez & Lisa "Left Eye" Lopez.providing the backing vocals on the track. It's one of 2Pac's last songs he ever made. This song was for OFTB's then unreleased album scheduled for a 97 release.

The confusion comes because during the same recording sessions 2Pac had two other songs planned for the unreleased 'One Nation' album. They were called, 'World Wide Dime Piece' featuring Queen, Greg Nice, ASU & Snoop Dogg and then 'World Wide Mob Figgaz' featuring Big Syke, E.D.I Mean & Kastro.

Believe me I know it's trivial, but it would save you a ton of time if you search for the leaked images of Death Row's master reel backlogs that they would take photos of the reels to prove their existence and every reel had a date. A photo of 2Pac's Death Row reels were leaked a few years ago so the fans could organise their collection properly as 2Pac as well as any other Death Row artist intended. This is useful so you know that you don't have duplicates. The fake track names came from the Makaveli Series of mixtapes where whoever was stealing them were just making up guessed track names for the songs.

My collection of all the artists especially 2Pac as he's my GOAT I have been tagged everything properly going by the original master reel backlogs so don't edit the track names otherwise you'll mess it up.

I got it tagged as "Time After Time" as well on Itunes but I simply forgot to add it here :snoop:
 
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