Bay Area Record COMPANIES and Distributors....

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For serious Bay Area Record "COMPANIES" and Distribution "COMPANIES", I have a hook on Bizzy Bone. He is willing to Record a complete album for a Label or Distribution Company and sell it out right for a certain price. If you are extremely serious and have monies ready and that can be accessed at will, please PM me.

If my PM's are full e-mail me at: [email protected]



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Albums like these are a major reason why the bay is not selling records. I know its tuff times these days and everybody needs money and no known artist wants to get a 9-5. Doing these type of albums shows where you are at finnancialy becuz you the artist should be able to do it yourself. What happens next is the artist dont care about the record all they see is the money and since it is not there "real album" they dont want to put to much heat on there. But where it hurts the most at is since the artist dont wanna work this record cuz they got cashed out and usally the label that does it is inexperienced so the album does not sell to the artist regular scale. So now when the artist "real album" comes out the stores are not going to pre order as many copies cuz they go off your last album out. The same thing that is fuckin up artist when they put out mixtapes with barcodes. The buyers for the stores dont look at it as a mixtape they only know it as a album that did not sell well.
 
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exactly.

Albums like these are a major reason why the bay is not selling records. I know its tuff times these days and everybody needs money and no known artist wants to get a 9-5. Doing these type of albums shows where you are at finnancialy becuz you the artist should be able to do it yourself. What happens next is the artist dont care about the record all they see is the money and since it is not there "real album" they dont want to put to much heat on there. But where it hurts the most at is since the artist dont wanna work this record cuz they got cashed out and usally the label that does it is inexperienced so the album does not sell to the artist regular scale. So now when the artist "real album" comes out the stores are not going to pre order as many copies cuz they go off your last album out. The same thing that is fuckin up artist when they put out mixtapes with barcodes. The buyers for the stores dont look at it as a mixtape they only know it as a album that did not sell well.
on top of that they lead the investor to think its a cant miss investment. "DO YOU KNOW HOW MUCH WEIGHT MY NAME HOLDS?". its hilarious nowadays.
 
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Albums like these are a major reason why the bay is not selling records. I know its tuff times these days and everybody needs money and no known artist wants to get a 9-5. Doing these type of albums shows where you are at finnancialy becuz you the artist should be able to do it yourself. What happens next is the artist dont care about the record all they see is the money and since it is not there "real album" they dont want to put to much heat on there. But where it hurts the most at is since the artist dont wanna work this record cuz they got cashed out and usally the label that does it is inexperienced so the album does not sell to the artist regular scale. So now when the artist "real album" comes out the stores are not going to pre order as many copies cuz they go off your last album out. The same thing that is fuckin up artist when they put out mixtapes with barcodes. The buyers for the stores dont look at it as a mixtape they only know it as a album that did not sell well.
Bizzy Bone is not a BAY AREA artist. And he is "NOT" just willing to release the project to the first person that comes to him with the dollar figure that he is asking for. It "won't" go to an inexperienced label. Now as far as the promotions situation you might be correct. I don't see him traveling the entire country on his own dime promoting the project.

I do understand alot of points of which you are trying to get across in you post. I am just the middle man.


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so... instead of looking for the type of record company that will give the right direction to his artistic vision, he's just putting an album out and selling it to whoever the fuck as long as it matches the right price, huh.


the rap game these days is a trip.
 
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Its like this, this isn't even a post that needs to have a discussion on or about. If the right person sees this and sees it as a benefit for their company that is fine and that is what it about.

If a person sees this post and "KNOWS" that they can't benefit from it and only sees the cons within it and no pros in it for themself or their company then they just need to glance over and walk away.

I will use this as an example (only an example). Check Mate Muzik has the Slo-O project. They are looking for a deal. They don't have a Pipeline of releases nor a Major artist signed to the label. From a Distribution Companies A&R's position they can't take on the risk of the label. Now lets say Check Mate Muzik has the Slo-O project (which is good music), this Bizzy Bone project and finish lets say a Legit Mixtape (all original beats) to showcase Slo-O's talent along other Major Artists or Artists affiliated with the company. Now the risk is gone for the Distributions A&R Department. They have a Pipeline for the Year. If they don't make their money back from the first project they can come back with another project that frees up some money.

That is an example of where this can pay off "HUGE" for the right company. It just has to be the right company with this being the album that gives them their right fit where they are trying to plug in.

http://www.cafepress.com/kushshirts
 
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ill toss in 20 vics too.....aint nobody checkin for bizzy basehead.....the 90's are long gone....although i will slap when thugz cry from time to time
Ha ha ha ha, tell that to the people that have put in offers on the cd. Plain & Simple, there is money to be made. Question is do you have the money it takes to make money? Most cats "DON'T"! Ha ha ha ha
 

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Ha ha ha ha, tell that to the people that have put in offers on the cd. Plain & Simple, there is money to be made. Question is do you have the money it takes to make money? Most cats "DON'T"! Ha ha ha ha
word...just throwin in my 2 cents
 
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Bizzy Bone is kinda weird sometimes... Bone Thugs kicked him out for being a dope head.... but I can see why acts the way he does since he was abused as a child and all...

Embed code has been bugging today so here is a link.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3VB2JSIKmho



As for the tracks.... I see a lot of unofficial albums dropping that are pretty much garbage because artists will do a half ass verse and sell it only to have someone buy them up and put out a compilation as a full album using the artists name and verses....

Please Stop Putting Out Garbage Albums :mad: