The process has been changed these days homie. Snatch up the L-Love presents "The Styles Of The Bay 2" if you have interest. It features Automatic and Coppo with Mistah F.A.B, M-Dash with Jacka of the MOB FIGAZ, Rappin' 4-Tay (the song is in the mix on alot of stations), Mac & A.K., Money Mont, Slo-O and many more.
INFO NEEDED: L-Love - East County Gamers (Limited Edition)
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I have been contacted a lot lately asking if I have anymore copies of the 1st "East County Gamers", and no I don't I am sorry. I was hoping that everyone that wanted a copy would of got one.
The only place I know that still has some is www.rapbay.com If you are looking for one you can order one from there.
The only place I know that still has some is www.rapbay.com If you are looking for one you can order one from there.
I had "My Way Of Life", "The E.P. (Antioch Rap 1993) and "Talk Down On A Player" all before "Can't Ruin This!".
Yeah "Can't Ruin This!" also came out on CD-R. I know that Spice 1 had his first Independent Release before Jive on a CD and M.C. Pooh had his first Independent Release before Jive on a CD but I think besides them I was one of the first 100% Independent artists to have my music on Cd. Sac-Sin also. I was the 1st from East Contra Costa County for sure.
I don't have a copy of the first 4 Albums that I released. But I have "Can't Ruin This!" on www.cdbaby.com/llove3 and I might have to cop a copy for myself.
Yeah "Can't Ruin This!" also came out on CD-R. I know that Spice 1 had his first Independent Release before Jive on a CD and M.C. Pooh had his first Independent Release before Jive on a CD but I think besides them I was one of the first 100% Independent artists to have my music on Cd. Sac-Sin also. I was the 1st from East Contra Costa County for sure.
I don't have a copy of the first 4 Albums that I released. But I have "Can't Ruin This!" on www.cdbaby.com/llove3 and I might have to cop a copy for myself.
I am going to release these 2 upcoming cds L-Love "Rhythm is the Essence" featuring Messy Marv, Matt Blaque, Bad Azz, Land of da Lost, and Ect. and also this L-Love presents "East County Gamers Vol. 4: Northern Cut Throats" and then I was thinking about re-mastering the ENTIRE back catalog. Just depends how the money is.
I am glad that you like that track. I am diggin' it too. I left my regular rap pattern on that song and sped it up. I was originally supposed to record that song with Flaggs from Land of da Lost, but then I thought Damien fit better.
One Luv,
"L"
www.cdbaby.com/llove
I am glad that you like that track. I am diggin' it too. I left my regular rap pattern on that song and sped it up. I was originally supposed to record that song with Flaggs from Land of da Lost, but then I thought Damien fit better.
One Luv,
"L"
www.cdbaby.com/llove
Spice's first release 'Let It Be Known' wasn't 100% self released, Triad pushed it, it even got over here in the UK. Dunno bout Pooh's OG releases of life of a criminal, coulda did it himself like his first two tapes?!?
You're prolly right about bein the first bay artist who got a cd out their damn self! A majority of the indie artists were still reliant on their label backing/statewide,tri-state distro etc.. Even if they was out the trunk too..
I would love to hear your first two tapes! Real shame u aint even got one for yourself. You aint the first artist i've heard say that.
You're prolly right about bein the first bay artist who got a cd out their damn self! A majority of the indie artists were still reliant on their label backing/statewide,tri-state distro etc.. Even if they was out the trunk too..
I would love to hear your first two tapes! Real shame u aint even got one for yourself. You aint the first artist i've heard say that.
You are 100% correct about that Spice 1 release being on Triad. I gotta give you props for that.
I just never knew that those early releases were going to be so important, and I was a kid. You don't think that far ahead into the future. I am going to check with some family members in Los Angeles to see if they still have a rare copy or 2 of those early recordings.
I just never knew that those early releases were going to be so important, and I was a kid. You don't think that far ahead into the future. I am going to check with some family members in Los Angeles to see if they still have a rare copy or 2 of those early recordings.