llockhart86 wrote:The mmlp was his first real leak.
that was the first cd I ever had that was a leak, had it about a 3 weeks before it was supposed to come out
and it still sold 1.7 mill

llockhart86 wrote:The mmlp was his first real leak.
that was the first cd I ever had that was a leak, had it about a 3 weeks before it was supposed to come out



dR.dR3 wrote:Yeah, actually, three Dre beats are enough.



MikeNufc wrote:Alaine wrote:
god damn if they leaked itEm don't like people leaking his stuff, not at all, just look what happened with Encore!! now watch him replace those songs with Big Weenie pt 2 and fact pt 2
Nah Em is less bothered about leaking these days becuase he knows its gunna happen. With TES it was his first experience with it and Interscope immediatley moved the release date forward, with Encore there was no release date so thats why it happened.
I know R2 has no release date but I guess Em knew that it would happen.

llockhart86 wrote:The mmlp was his first real leak.
that was the first cd I ever had that was a leak, had it about a 3 weeks before it was supposed to come out

I think he still hates the leaking, that's why he's so secretive about any info.





Back.Again wrote:Or they played Refill songs and the guy wasn't up-to-date so he thought it was Relapse 2...


MikeNufc wrote:llockhart86 wrote:The mmlp was his first real leak.
that was the first cd I ever had that was a leak, had it about a 3 weeks before it was supposed to come out
I cant remember that but I doubt it was as bad as it is now, less people would have used file sharing and there was less ites for it.


llockhart86 wrote:MikeNufc wrote:llockhart86 wrote:The mmlp was his first real leak.
that was the first cd I ever had that was a leak, had it about a 3 weeks before it was supposed to come out
I cant remember that but I doubt it was as bad as it is now, less people would have used file sharing and there was less ites for it.
Well you were probably like 5....
And yeah, even with there only being napster out there and 56k internet, that album was fuckin everywhere.

MikeNufc wrote:But still then people were still more up for buying than downloading. That generation were used to buying CDs, this generation isnt.

TriRepo wrote:MikeNufc wrote:But still then people were still more up for buying than downloading. That generation were used to buying CDs, this generation isnt.
I agree with you, and that sucks


TriRepo wrote:MikeNufc wrote:But still then people were still more up for buying than downloading. That generation were used to buying CDs, this generation isnt.
I agree with you, and that sucks



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