So If Dre Don't Write Nothing, Don't Produce Nothing...

[TRILLip Brooks]

yep source magazine oct 03 issue #169 .....

"BEFORE & AFTERMATH"

in a shocking revelation, some of dr.dre's closest associates have broken ties with aftermath records and are ready to expose some of the label's secrets. big chuck, mel-man, neff-u and the legendary eric b. have launched the drama family and they're ready to get the credit they deserve

excerpts from interview : dre wants to be a superstar. he'll sign artists and keep them for a year or two. i guess it's a tax write-off-big chuck

how do u sign rakim and put him in the studio with c-list producers?-big chuck

source:neff-u you've been working with dr.dre for about two years. what records have u done ?

neff-u: i did the beat on the coors light commercial featuring dr.dre. on the eminem show i did "my dad's gone crazy" "say what u say" and "when the music stops". on 50 cent's album, i did "back down" "if i cant" and i played on "heat"

source: the songs you just mentioned on get rich or die trying were all credited as being produced by dr. dre. how did that happen?

neff-u: i have no idea. i thought i would get a co-producer credit [on "if i cant"] but i didn't, so i told my uncle, [big chuck], and he handled it. they are fixing that as we speak. they screwed up the credits really bad, but dr. dre is dr. dre. i dont try to focus on the business; i just love staying the the studio and doing the music part. sometimes the business gives me a headache. i can't get into the creative vibe so i let my uncle handle that stuff.

he played instruments on the songs like scott storch playing the keys on 2001

 

[hnic1978]

yep source magazine oct 03 issue #169 .....

"BEFORE & AFTERMATH"

in a shocking revelation, some of dr.dre's closest associates have broken ties with aftermath records and are ready to expose some of the label's secrets. big chuck, mel-man, neff-u and the legendary eric b. have launched the drama family and they're ready to get the credit they deserve

excerpts from interview : dre wants to be a superstar. he'll sign artists and keep them for a year or two. i guess it's a tax write-off-big chuck

how do u sign rakim and put him in the studio with c-list producers?-big chuck

source:neff-u you've been working with dr.dre for about two years. what records have u done ?

neff-u: i did the beat on the coors light commercial featuring dr.dre. on the eminem show i did "my dad's gone crazy" "say what u say" and "when the music stops". on 50 cent's album, i did "back down" "if i cant" and i played on "heat"

source: the songs you just mentioned on get rich or die trying were all credited as being produced by dr. dre. how did that happen?

neff-u: i have no idea. i thought i would get a co-producer credit [on "if i cant"] but i didn't, so i told my uncle, [big chuck], and he handled it. they are fixing that as we speak. they screwed up the credits really bad, but dr. dre is dr. dre. i dont try to focus on the business; i just love staying the the studio and doing the music part. sometimes the business gives me a headache. i can't get into the creative vibe so i let my uncle handle that stuff.

Dont respect niggas that want to confess AFTER the gravy train stops rolling. Plus is they was that big of an impact why in the fuck we haven't heard from these niggas since. But i do agree that he has fucked over some artists though cuz Stat Quo should have about three albums out if Waka Flocka has one out!!!