DOUBLE JEOPORDY AKA DOUBLE JEP

[RatedPsycho]

RATED R N MACADOSHIS SOLO GROUP

SOMEONE LOST THE MASTERS FOR THE ALBUM N IT DUSTS SOMEWHERE IN PRO JAYS VAULTS, PROFESSOR JAY THE PRODUCER

ASSASSIN TRIED 2 FIND THE ALBUM BUT FAILED.

ONE OF THA TRACKS ON IT WAS 'STREETZ OF HARDKNOCKZ' FT. SPICE 1

DOUBLE JEP ALSO MADE DOUBLE FEATURE WITH THA GROUP DA NAYBORHOODZ

,,PAYBACK,

&

''DOWN 2 TAKE A RISK'

ANOTHA TRACK DOUBLE JEP IS CREDITED IS ''HUSTLAZ REUNION' FT GANGSTA REESE, RATED R, DOUBLE JEP, BLOODY MARY SHKILLA HAVIKK BUDDAH N HOT DOLLA

RATED R ALSO APPEARED ON

40 THEVZ SAY AH PRAYER 4 ME
COOLIO FT LV IS THIS ME?
COOLIO FT. YOUNG WILL #1 & #2 HELD UP SOUNDTRACK
ASSASSIN FT BLOODY MARY,HOT DOLLA,JAZZ,A.M.W.,AD KAPONE,SHKILLA,HAVIKK SET TRIPPEN
CULTJAH DREAMZ BOO YAA
WATCH WHAT U DO COOLIOS CROWBAR RECORDS COMPILATION
CLOSER THUGZ FT CAT IZ, JAC DANIELZ & MR. SPADE CRASH PRESENTS INDASTREETZ RECORDS COMPILATION
FROM THA EARTH FT DOMINO, MALIGN 20 & MR. PERKINS CRASH PRESENTS INDASTREETZ RECORDS COMPILATION


N RELEASED A GROUP ALBUM 'PRESIDENTAL - THE FIRST FAMILY' W 40 THEVZ CULTJAH DREAMZ MEMBERS, MACADOSHIS ALSO IS ON THE ALBUM

ACTED N RAPPED WITH WILLIAM SHETNER N MADE A LIVE PERFOMANCE IN THE MOVIE N SOUNDTRACK FREE ENTERPRISE W 'NO TEARS FOR THE CAESER'

#FREERATEDR

MACADOSHIS RELEASED A SOLO LP IN 2007 'THE COME UP' N WORKED W CROOKED I, YUKMOUTH, BISHOP LAMONT, EASTWOOD, MAC LUCCI & OTHERS

 

[Rukas]

I have a The Come Up somewhere. Haven’t heard the Double Jep stuff before. How does someone lose the masters?

 

[yak pac fatal]

first time hearing this. it's raw. man, my hard drive back in 08, i lost hell of music i haven't seen on the net since. evil minded gangstaz demo tape was one of them.

 

[masta247]

I really liked them on "How long will they mourn me". I'd surely like to hear their own stuff. From what I've heard it seems like them > the remaining Outlawz. I think in the Outlawz it was all about Kadafi & Fatal that held them to higher standards.

 

[yak pac fatal]

I really liked them on "How long will they mourn me". I'd surely like to hear their own stuff. From what I've heard it seems like them > the remaining Outlawz. I think in the Outlawz it was all about Kadafi & Fatal that held them to higher standards.

edi, noble, and napoleon are such disappointments not just musically but the way 'held down' pac's name

 

[RatedPsycho]

thuglife>lawz

 

[masta247]

thuglife>lawz

I think Kadafi (and often Fatal) added more to 2pac's songs than Thug Life, but surely Thug Life were hands down better than the remaining Outlawz. Those 2pac songs that had Kadafi and Fatal on somehow felt heartfelt and more complete to me, while Thug Life never felt as personal, probably the group wasn't as tight. Rated R and Macadoshis are surely better than Edi, Noble or Kastro. Whenever I listened to 2pac's songs that had those 3, they usually had filler verses that I would frequently skip (minus "Hail Mary" and "They don't give a fuck about us" for Kastro, which I actually liked). I think most songs would sound better without them.
Kadafi actually added something really nice to 2pac's songs, "Soon as I get home" and "You can be touched" being my favorites, while Fatal contributed some really bad-ass street vibes to many other songs, and always sounded really smooth on 2pac's songs (Hit em up wouldn't be the same without him). Napoleon was always a mixed bag in my book, but also rather on the boring side, except he made the group feel more complete at the time.

It makes me wonder how different things would be if Kadafi was alive, whether he and Fatal would have enough power to carry on 2pac's legacy better. After 2pac's death, it felt like it was Fatal (who lost 2pac and Kadafi) against the rest of the Outlawz, and the latter ended up having all the say regarding his posthumous albums. It always felt like Fatal and Kadafi cared the most, while the other Outlawz were clueless, and they really sucked without 2pac. They also contributed to very questionable choices on his later albums.

 

[Rukas]

I think Kadafi (and often Fatal) added more to 2pac's songs than Thug Life, but surely Thug Life were hands down better than the remaining Outlawz. Those 2pac songs that had Kadafi and Fatal on somehow felt heartfelt and more complete to me, while Thug Life never felt as personal, probably the group wasn't as tight. Rated R and Macadoshis are surely better than Edi, Noble or Kastro. Whenever I listened to 2pac's songs that had those 3, they usually had filler verses that I would frequently skip (minus "Hail Mary" and "They don't give a fuck about us" for Kastro, which I actually liked). I think most songs would sound better without them.
Kadafi actually added something really nice to 2pac's songs, "Soon as I get home" and "You can be touched" being my favorites, while Fatal contributed some really bad-ass street vibes to many other songs, and always sounded really smooth on 2pac's songs (Hit em up wouldn't be the same without him). Napoleon was always a mixed bag in my book, but also rather on the boring side, except he made the group feel more complete at the time.

It makes me wonder how different things would be if Kadafi was alive, whether he and Fatal would have enough power to carry on 2pac's legacy better. After 2pac's death, it felt like it was Fatal (who lost 2pac and Kadafi) against the rest of the Outlawz, and the latter ended up having all the say regarding his posthumous albums. It always felt like Fatal and Kadafi cared the most, while the other Outlawz were clueless, and they really sucked without 2pac. They also contributed to very questionable choices on his later albums.

Fatal dropped two really great solo albums and some great mixtapes, and I think arguably Kadafi had more natural skill and charism.