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5 Grand;d-563376 said:As far as I'm concerned, DJ Premiere is the owner of the Gang Starr brand. I don't see anything wrong with Premiere making an album with other MCs and calling it a Gang Starr album.
One idea would be to round up all the MCs that appeared on previous Gang Starr albums like Jeru, Lil Dap, Malachi The Nutcracker, Nice & Smooth, Freddie Fox, Big Shug, Instectah Deck, M.O.P, etc.
Another idea would be to pick one MC (KRS, Rakim, Kendrick, J Cole, Ghostface, etc.) to rap all the way throughout the entire album and call it a Gang Starr album.
What do ya'll think? Could DJ Premiere still use the name or does the Gang Starr brand die with Guru?
The original Gang Starr group was founded in Boston, Massachusetts by Guru (then known as MC Keithy E.) and DJ 1, 2 B-Down (also known as Mike Dee) with various producers, such as Donald D, J.V. Johnson or The 45 King helping out, their earliest recordings were in 1986 where they made various demos. In 1987 and 1988, Gang Starr released three 12" vinyl singles on Wild Pitch Records.
DarthRozay;c-10148372 said:why tho? If Premier wanted to make an album with an MC, or a bunch of different MCs what do they gain from using the Gangstarr name?
This is like asking if Q-Tip should use A Tribe Called Quest name to make a collab album with Kanye and Common
bigev240;c-10148827 said:Premo is too loyal to do anything like that. Now him doing an album with people that was down with the Gangstarr Foundation. That would be cool.
5 Grand;c-10149206 said:How about a double disc?
Disc 1 = Gang Starr songs with GURU that feature other people like DWYCK and Above The Clouds
Disc 2 = All new music produced by DJ Premiere with the people that collared on disc 1 like a song with Nice & Smooth and/or a song with Inspecta Deck
Could that work?
HerbalVaporCapers;c-10148309 said:5 Grand;d-563376 said:As far as I'm concerned, DJ Premiere is the owner of the Gang Starr brand. I don't see anything wrong with Premiere making an album with other MCs and calling it a Gang Starr album.
One idea would be to round up all the MCs that appeared on previous Gang Starr albums like Jeru, Lil Dap, Malachi The Nutcracker, Nice & Smooth, Freddie Fox, Big Shug, Instectah Deck, M.O.P, etc.
Another idea would be to pick one MC (KRS, Rakim, Kendrick, J Cole, Ghostface, etc.) to rap all the way throughout the entire album and call it a Gang Starr album.
What do ya'll think? Could DJ Premiere still use the name or does the Gang Starr brand die with Guru?
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