Looking back at my life the rappers that were highly influential for me were Eazy-E, Master P, Brotha Lynch Hung and Tech N9ne. What do they all have in common? Dave Weiner. Dope interview Big Court.
Amazing interview Court! You’ve been killing it with these interviews of legendary people in the 90s. Much Love bro. I’ve always wanted to hear from Dave Weiner. Lynch has always spoke highly about him.
Dave is the heart of everything hip hop. This man deserves his credits. This man has done so much work with and on the biggest artists that are legends. Give this man respect. Dave is the man who helped build empires of hip hop and is extremely knowledgeable on everything in the background of things. Dave is the shit and he deserves his flowers.
Excellent interview Court. I worked closely with Jo at the Music People and Walter and City Hall ordering and bringing in artists at 7th Heaven in KC. I met Dave once back then and he was super cool.
This goes to show that some people don’t need to be in certain type businesses. How you want to start a label but not listen to the people around you who are trying to bring talent aka money to your label🤦🏾🤦🏾🤦🏾🤦🏾🤦🏾🤦🏾🤦🏾 I’m glad they did stuff behind dudes back to get people and labels signed. The world could have potentially lost out on a lot of the dope albums and artists that we all grew up listening to.
We need a Romeo interview ! That a be a good one 💯 should definitely look into it I know he got some cool stories about going up being a star , his TV show , Basketball and just how it felt to be apart of a dynasty and build his own name at such a young age
Man growing uP & comin uP with the last name of Weiner might make it HARD To Not Be A BiG DicK at times! Loved thee interview & insider stories Mr. Weiner! Peace°Love°Music From Seattle Y'all! ✌️💜🎶~206
I love revisiting this interview. I have 1 TRILLION DOLLAR QUESTION for Mr. Dave Weiner & Mr. Bryan Turner. In 1992, Bryan Turner, Jerry Heller & Eric “Eazy-E” Wright… all 3 were sitting in Priority Records Office doing an interview for the entertainment magazine “Variety”. The reason for the interview was to proudly announce the upcoming Double Album by Eazy-E named at that time in 1992 “TEMPORARY INSANITY”. Bryan Turner had his own personal copy of the album (either tape or CD) and Turner was bragging to the interviewer how this Double Album will change the music industry. The album was of course DR. DRE ALREADY PRODUCED A HANDFUL OF TRACKS (legend says, LET ME RIDE that Dre released on The Chronic was already recorded by Eazy, The D.O.C. personally said he wrote that entire song in Eazy’s voice and cadence, go listen to the song now and you can definitely hear The DOC writing that for Eazy, Dre rapping on the Chronic version sounds just like how Eazy would have laid down those lyrics)!!! Back to Temporary Insanity, Bryan Turner said the double album has 30 plus amazing tracks that sampled and used different themes and more of a Horror Movie Music Soundtrack. The rest of the tracks were said to be of course YELLA, RHYTHM D, DR JAM & MADDNESS 4 REAL,NAUGHTY BY NATURE, DJ UNEEK & TONY C. I want to know if David Weiner got the privilege to hear the entire double album? And where is the copy Bryan Turner had? Did he keep it? I’m assuming Priority mastered the album and preparing to start pressing up copies. Bryan or David needs to find a copy of that Eazy E album and send it directly to Tomica Wright & Ruthless Records because us fans need those unreleased unheard songs with their original production and music!!!
Hey Big Court! Can we try to track down Khayree? Let him tell his story and the background story of YBB Records and his stable of artists in the 90s...
I'm a huge Strange Music fan, to the point I've got the logo tattooed on me. But these last few years have been very lackluster coming from Strange. Interesting to hear Dave is no longer working with them. Perhaps that contributed to the vibe change in recent years. Outside of Tech and Iso, Strange isn't really moving me these days. It's still the snake & bat for life though!
Incredible Amazing Interview. I’ve wanted to hear David’s Stories for YEARS!!! Only thing I disagree is Lynch coming to Strange. The music & production was absolute garbage. Lynch should have been able to produce all 3 albums himself.
Looking back at my life the rappers that were highly influential for me were Eazy-E, Master P, Brotha Lynch Hung and Tech N9ne. What do they all have in common? Dave Weiner. Dope interview Big Court.
Amazing interview Court! You’ve been killing it with these interviews of legendary people in the 90s. Much Love bro. I’ve always wanted to hear from Dave Weiner. Lynch has always spoke highly about him.
Appreciate the positive feedback. Salute! 💯
Dope Content/Interview Big Court As Always💯👍
Found your channel through C-Bo and Lynch. Loving the content! Thanks man!
Dave is the heart of everything hip hop. This man deserves his credits. This man has done so much work with and on the biggest artists that are legends. Give this man respect. Dave is the man who helped build empires of hip hop and is extremely knowledgeable on everything in the background of things. Dave is the shit and he deserves his flowers.
ANOTHER GREAT & EXTREMELY INFORMATIVE INTERVIEW!! 💯💯👍🏾
salute to Dave and amazing man and exc
Very powerful and insightful interview ❤
Thank you for tuning in! 🙏🏾💪🏾
dope interview salute
Dave Weiner is an absolute legend. Thank you for bringing the world Brotha Lynch Hung. 💯🔥
Great interview Court informative 🫡🫡
Dope ass interview wow this some real underground history.
Great interview I’m a big master p fan so I really enjoyed this
Awesome interview babe Court
This is wonderful
Priority distributed so many damn good records. 415 was one more of the underrated artists.
Dope interview 🔥
BIG UPS To My Big Hommie Dave Weiner. The legend...
Excellent interview Court. I worked closely with Jo at the Music People and Walter and City Hall ordering and bringing in artists at 7th Heaven in KC. I met Dave once back then and he was super cool.
This goes to show that some people don’t need to be in certain type businesses. How you want to start a label but not listen to the people around you who are trying to bring talent aka money to your label🤦🏾🤦🏾🤦🏾🤦🏾🤦🏾🤦🏾🤦🏾
I’m glad they did stuff behind dudes back to get people and labels signed. The world could have potentially lost out on a lot of the dope albums and artists that we all grew up listening to.
This was a great interview. 🔥🔥🔥
We need a Romeo interview ! That a be a good one 💯 should definitely look into it I know he got some cool stories about going up being a star , his TV show , Basketball and just how it felt to be apart of a dynasty and build his own name at such a young age
Legendary Interview. Dave Wiener knows his business and music.
Impressed
Man growing uP & comin uP with the last name of Weiner might make it HARD To Not Be A BiG DicK at times! Loved thee interview & insider stories Mr. Weiner! Peace°Love°Music From Seattle Y'all! ✌️💜🎶~206
I love revisiting this interview.
I have 1 TRILLION DOLLAR QUESTION for Mr. Dave Weiner & Mr. Bryan Turner. In 1992, Bryan Turner, Jerry Heller & Eric “Eazy-E” Wright… all 3 were sitting in Priority Records Office doing an interview for the entertainment magazine “Variety”.
The reason for the interview was to proudly announce the upcoming Double Album by Eazy-E named at that time in 1992 “TEMPORARY INSANITY”.
Bryan Turner had his own personal copy of the album (either tape or CD) and Turner was bragging to the interviewer how this Double Album will change the music industry. The album was of course DR. DRE ALREADY PRODUCED A HANDFUL OF TRACKS (legend says, LET ME RIDE that Dre released on The Chronic was already recorded by Eazy, The D.O.C. personally said he wrote that entire song in Eazy’s voice and cadence, go listen to the song now and you can definitely hear The DOC writing that for Eazy, Dre rapping on the Chronic version sounds just like how Eazy would have laid down those lyrics)!!!
Back to Temporary Insanity, Bryan Turner said the double album has 30 plus amazing tracks that sampled and used different themes and more of a Horror Movie Music Soundtrack. The rest of the tracks were said to be of course YELLA, RHYTHM D, DR JAM & MADDNESS 4 REAL,NAUGHTY BY NATURE, DJ UNEEK & TONY C.
I want to know if David Weiner got the privilege to hear the entire double album?
And where is the copy Bryan Turner had? Did he keep it?
I’m assuming Priority mastered the album and preparing to start pressing up copies.
Bryan or David needs to find a copy of that Eazy E album and send it directly to Tomica Wright & Ruthless Records because us fans need those unreleased unheard songs with their original production and music!!!
Two West Coast legends JT the Bigga Figga and Brotha Lynch you need both on yo show Court
The Brian guy had some gangster dealings with Rap-A-Lot and J Prince.
ASU #PitchforksUp
Hey Big Court! Can we try to track down Khayree? Let him tell his story and the background story of YBB Records and his stable of artists in the 90s...
Dyamund was my dude. RIP.
I could spend hours in Tower, Warehouse, Sam Goody and Camelot
Tell Dave to check out Juice the Mac
C-Bo I think was the first independent
Should've asked him what happened with krizz and kalhoun
I'm a huge Strange Music fan, to the point I've got the logo tattooed on me. But these last few years have been very lackluster coming from Strange. Interesting to hear Dave is no longer working with them. Perhaps that contributed to the vibe change in recent years. Outside of Tech and Iso, Strange isn't really moving me these days. It's still the snake & bat for life though!
Incredible Amazing Interview.
I’ve wanted to hear David’s Stories for YEARS!!!
Only thing I disagree is Lynch coming to Strange.
The music & production was absolute garbage.
Lynch should have been able to produce all 3 albums himself.
Eazy E started Priority
I knew the second he spoke three words, AH, Dave from Lynch’s skit 👍🏼