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9:41 pm
November 10, 2012
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Carnivalkilla44 said:
twiztidkillaxxx2 said:
yeah everything after Shangri La was psychopathic only
Na, they still used "RED" for some releases if I'm not mistaken.
Hell's Pit was RED, and many other releases like Man's Myth, Mutant, WICKED, 1 Less G re-issue, and many others. That was their longest Dist. label and they released alot through them.
10:11 pm
June 20, 2012
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I still have my first copy of Green Book that i bought back in 03,I actually slept on it for awhile til i seen it at Sam Goody in the mall back then.I miss the packaging of the album,The slip cover,The casing and all is fresh,I still have the booklet for it but when i got locked up a few mos after buying the album all my shit got stolen including all my cd cases,But my cds kinda fucked up now since ive had it for 10 yrs.Kinda want to get a new copy if i can find one,But i want the original with the alt version of "the world is hell".
12:44 am
July 15, 2012
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yeah but RED only disbtrubted the albums. psychopathic made them on their own with their own money. they paid RED to distrubed them. so yes RED made the albums but didnt at the same time.
3:22 am
November 10, 2012
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twiztidkillaxxx2 said:
yeah but RED only disbtrubted the albums. psychopathic made them on their own with their own money. they paid RED to distrubed them. so yes RED made the albums but didnt at the same time.
I believe all the Distribution labels except Jive, Hollywood, and Island were Dist. only. The other 3 were actually major record companies. I think they only reason they used them 3 back then was for financial back up and to get their albums out everywhere. I figured after Island, they didnt need a major label anymore since Psychopathic had money and the label was growing. For the most part, if your an Independent company, you need some kind of distribution.
9:03 am
December 18, 2012
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psychopathic had no distribution between 92-2003, icp signed to jive from 95-96, hollywood 96-97, island 97-2000, icp signed to d3 for distribution for the wraith in 2002(one album deal), psychopathic signed a deal with red in 2004-2009, then fontana from 2010 to the present for ditribution. other than that psy never had distribution beyond its own which covered half the midwest
5:38 pm
March 31, 2012
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def a classic album when it comes to hatchet history
5:47 pm
April 4, 2012
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Snatcharoo said:
This is not a classic album
^ Opinions are opinions, but this is an incorrect statement.
6:03 pm
i dont use the word "classic" very often...but id have to say..."green book" is pretty deserving of the label (imo)
6:25 pm
December 3, 2012
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BillBurr said:
i dont use the word "classic" very often...but id have to say..."green book" is pretty deserving of the label (imo)
Agreed....Wholeheartedly
There's a gateway in our minds
That leads somewhere out there, far beyond this plane
Where reptile aliens made of light
Cut you open and pull out all your pain
Sturgill Simpson- Turtles All The Way Down
7:09 pm
July 15, 2012
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its gotta be 20 years to be a classis i thought lol. Green Book is halfway to becoming a classic, give it another 10 years. Dog Beats, COC, Beverly Kills are classics
7:22 pm
July 15, 2012
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Green Book is one of the best albums of ALL TIME!
8:39 pm
April 13, 2012
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mostateless/freekshow/mirror-mirror !
K R U S H - K I L L - D E S T R O Y !
10:47 pm
November 10, 2012
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chops said:
psychopathic had no distribution between 92-2003, icp signed to jive from 95-96, hollywood 96-97, island 97-2000, icp signed to d3 for distribution for the wraith in 2002(one album deal), psychopathic signed a deal with red in 2004-2009, then fontana from 2010 to the present for ditribution. other than that psy never had distribution beyond its own which covered half the midwest
They didnt need another distribution label because they were signed to those 3 major labels at that time. The Major labels distributed those albums for them. Then they signed with distribution only companies
10:52 pm
November 10, 2012
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Correction, Those labels had distribution companies. In the mid 90's, Jive used BMG,Virgin, Zomba, and i think a few others.
6:34 am
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August 12, 2012
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for anyone thats need a new copy or just wants a copy hatchetgear has started to sell twiztids the green book again
http:// www .hatchetgear.com/ bands/twiztid/ cd-twiztid-green- book.html
remove spaces
9:32 am
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May 22, 2012
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for those who are too lazy or too spastic to remove spaces... [i dont get why we cant post intact links here, it doesnt seem to help us any]
click here for twiztids green book on hatchetgear.
click here to order mcnuggets.
awfully paranoid, arent you?
9:59 am
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August 12, 2012
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scruffy said:
for those who are too lazy or too spastic to remove spaces… [i dont get why we cant post intact links here, it doesnt seem to help us any]
click here for twiztids green book on hatchetgear.
click here to order mcnuggets.
how did you post the links like that ??
having to space tha links out does suck and make no sense
20 piece please 
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