Erick Sermon Gives SHOCKING Reason He Didn’t Produce On Nas Illmatic Album! WOW!
Erick Sermon gives us a run down on some of the things he wish he DIDN’T do in the industry. One of them was telling Biggie he didn’t want to do a song with him. And the other is the CRAZY reason he didn’t get a track on Nas Illmatic album.
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This interview is still stunning, mind blowing the gaps and dichotomies of Hip-Hop. EPMD early 90s was everything Legends, just tells you how much foresight you gotta have to see something and believe it’s special.
You knew when Nas was twelve he went to hell for snuffing Jesus, and that he was waving automatic guns at nuns. I don't care what rhyme style you was catering your production to back then, you should've known that this boy was insane enough to give your best beats to.
When Illmatic dropped, it was at the PEAK of Hip Hop. Almost EVERY ALBUM was dope! Don’t forget that Muddy Waters is a CLASSIC, Most beautifulest was a CLASSIC! E had Def Squad popping and NAS and Biggie were new jacks.
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I always felt Illmatic was short and the missing Eric Sermon track explains everything.
Big wanted Q-Tip beats for R2D, round the time Illmatic was being recorded.
But Pete Rock said he never got paid
This interview is still stunning, mind blowing the gaps and dichotomies of Hip-Hop. EPMD early 90s was everything Legends, just tells you how much foresight you gotta have to see something and believe it’s special.
Doggie funny….rubbing it in
FYI Tupac gave biggie the notorious b.i.g nick name because he was suppose to be in the thug life
Eric fumbled the bag so many times in his career.
I think E missing out on Wu was his biggest mistake, because their style & esthetic is very EPMD-ish…
iLL matic classic E timeless
i swear erick sound like mike tyson when he telling stories…LOLOLO
Big would of sounded so dope over Eric beats.
It's not too late Erick.
Mess with me.
My pen is fire.
I'll resurrect your whole career.
(Don't sleep)
Lol he fucked up on that one lol
You knew when Nas was twelve he went to hell for snuffing Jesus, and that he was waving automatic guns at nuns. I don't care what rhyme style you was catering your production to back then, you should've known that this boy was insane enough to give your best beats to.
Eric Sermon's Morse Code on point!
When Illmatic dropped, it was at the PEAK of Hip Hop. Almost EVERY ALBUM was dope! Don’t forget that Muddy Waters is a CLASSIC, Most beautifulest was a CLASSIC! E had Def Squad popping and NAS and Biggie were new jacks.
So, they did three songs that never came out?