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1:29 am
January 15, 2015
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I have always been fascinated with the rumor that Psy was going to kick blaze off after his first EP and Twiztid went to bat for him, saving his spot and getting him a full length album…It always struck me as odd how you can be like two seconds away from getting dropped and then later have the dude(s) that were going to drop you on your cd and make songs with them and chill like everything’s cool. Do I have the story wrong or is there something I’m missing? It’s just weird to me.
now let me finish by saying I love Blaze and I’m not throwing hate no where I’m just curious as to what happened (or is rumored to have happened)
BONUS QUESTION: what do you guys think of Blaze’s debut EP??? I thought it was cool, but nothing compares to OG 1Less G In Da Hood. That’s his best in my book.
1:38 am
September 8, 2013
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It’s called saving (maggot) face
1:45 am
January 15, 2015
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BZA said
It’s called saving (maggot) face
Ahh haaaa I like what you did there
2:13 am
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August 6, 2013
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That’s business, man. I mean most of what they rap about is fake, so how hard is it to pretend like you’re homies? I also heard that J made blaze retire and rework his way up psy, but that was j10, and even blazes homies twiztid see to hate him.
2:44 am
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May 22, 2012
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why you gotta have a record label to be cool?
why would having a record label mean you must be cool?
why does anybody care?
the answers to these questions and more, on sally jessie.
awfully paranoid, arent you?
10:21 am
December 18, 2012
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First off it was Alex abbiss who wanted to remove blaze from the label bc he was not impressed with ep and it didn’t sell very good. Icp wanted blaze. The whole dead gangsta from the 80’s was j’s idea. and yes j did make blaze start at the bottom again bc he was always bitching about the workload and just didn’t have his heart in it. Then again that was blaze’s way of leaving psy in order to jump ship to majik records back in 02-03.
4:25 pm
March 30, 2013
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Psychopathic Records is a business. A truly unique business, and in many ways, genius and admirable in their ambition and creativity.
Psychopathic Records is a business. They do not simply give things away to people that are impatient and who feel entitled.
Psychopathic Record is a business. The employees all have days and moments when their bond feels indestructable, and the mutual love and trust is real. Like you at a job you mightve had or currently do have, or with friends and family.
Psychopathic Records is a business. The employees all have days and moments when their passions and problems get in the way of business relationships. Just like you hating a co-worker one day over jealousy, resentment, annoyance, etc and you feeling close to taking their life. Then, you and the coworker bond over some other bullshit and all is well again. Sometimes, hopefully, depending on the grudge-holding patterns of the individuals, this stays so. Other times, it becomes a balancing act of trust, paranoia, miscommunications, trying to shrug things off, self-analyzation, defining priorities, and strength.
Like every other job.
Grass is always greener.
No one ever really knows anyone, in a world where we may never truly know ourselves.
I loved the EP, it is close to flawless. “I Go to Work” is my favorite usually.
Happy fucking Easter.
4:45 pm
April 27, 2013
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Blaze’s best songs are I Go To Work, Put It Down and Escape Artist
2 of these 3 were on that first EP so that EP will always be fire
6:20 pm
August 9, 2014
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Shittalkaz.
7:10 pm
January 15, 2015
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Pigg said
That’s business, man. I mean most of what they rap about is fake, so how hard is it to pretend like you’re homies? I also heard that J made blaze retire and rework his way up psy, but that was j10, and even blazes homies twiztid see to hate him.
Although that interview was entertaining, I have a very hard time believing that dude.
7:12 pm
January 15, 2015
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Old Mr Dangerous said
Psychopathic Records is a business. A truly unique business, and in many ways, genius and admirable in their ambition and creativity.Psychopathic Records is a business. They do not simply give things away to people that are impatient and who feel entitled.
Psychopathic Record is a business. The employees all have days and moments when their bond feels indestructable, and the mutual love and trust is real. Like you at a job you mightve had or currently do have, or with friends and family.
Psychopathic Records is a business. The employees all have days and moments when their passions and problems get in the way of business relationships. Just like you hating a co-worker one day over jealousy, resentment, annoyance, etc and you feeling close to taking their life. Then, you and the coworker bond over some other bullshit and all is well again. Sometimes, hopefully, depending on the grudge-holding patterns of the individuals, this stays so. Other times, it becomes a balancing act of trust, paranoia, miscommunications, trying to shrug things off, self-analyzation, defining priorities, and strength.
Like every other job.
Grass is always greener.
No one ever really knows anyone, in a world where we may never truly know ourselves.
I loved the EP, it is close to flawless. “I Go to Work” is my favorite usually.
Happy fucking Easter.
Well said brother. Happy fuckin’ Easter to you and to everyone else that answerd my post!
9:22 pm
April 13, 2012
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everything J-10 said was true ! anybody remember Blaze working as a stagehand during the Jeckle Bros. era ? the instore and concert tour ! 1999.
K R U S H - K I L L - D E S T R O Y !
9:29 pm
September 18, 2012
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Anything J-10 said gets auto debunked when he claimed J was afraid that he’d steal his shine. Like J would really be intimidated by J-10’s mediocre hype man skills.
9:37 pm
May 9, 2014
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I’m just here for the fuckin’ music man!!!
As for the EP, I haven’t really heard a lot of Blaze, only the OG Gang Rags (I got green, used to have white), but I listened to the EP, it’s good, i listened to it once, so I only remember Real G Shit. I like it. Short songs are awesome, a reason I like Esham. For his cool little short songs, My 9 Rhymes being my favorite.
"Your girl fucked me 'cause you cummin' quicker than FedEx Air"- Sean Law
11:29 pm
February 24, 2014
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Blaze is straight. 1 less g in the hood all day long.
I'll fuck you till you love me, Faggot!
-Tyson
2:23 am
September 19, 2014
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Clockwork Gray is the shit. I don’t know why that album doesn’t get more credit.
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