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  • Jul 12, 2021
    Saint Aquinas

    You act like this is the first time it's happened. Sam Cooke had music after he died. Marvin Gaye. Tupac. It's the norm

    That’s true; also, for instance, J. Coltrane, Prince, Left Eye, D. Bowie...

  • Jul 12, 2021
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    That DMX album should have never been released

    Labels such pieces of s***s wanting to cash in so quickly after X's death

  • rvi 🐸
    Jul 12, 2021

    there were some truly disgraceful Jimi Hendrix posthumous releases

    combining unfinished tracks/sketches to pass them off as full songs, adding new overdubs onto unfinished material, releasing the roughest of demos that were never intended for anyone's ears but Jimi's, etc.

    but there are also some worthy releases of material that he completed before he died as well as live recordings

  • Jul 12, 2021

    If the material was finished and green lit by the artist, sure

    But if labels are putting unreleased verses on Maroon 5 albums and s*** then you know somethings wrong

  • Jul 12, 2021

    MJ Xscape >>>>>>

  • Jul 12, 2021
    SlimeySpider

    I'm almost starting to feel like the music industry loves thriving off of dead rappers.

    Something really irks me about all these post hummus releases for Juice, Pop Smoke, etc

    I mean I'm cool with people in their lives getting some money for these releases, but it just seems like a super predatory move by music labels to make tons of money off dead artists.

    Anyone else feel this way?

    nah we got alot of Pac gems from posthumous albums and there is still more to come. And his mom ran the estate. I just hate s***ty remixes and features that had nothing to do with the original record.

  • Jul 12, 2021

    I don't really like them. I listened to pop smokes album like twice and i listened to him a ton since literally the week meet the woo 1 dropped it just doesn't feel right i still feel uneasy when they play more than like 2 pop songs in the club

  • Jul 12, 2021
    fashion killa

    oooh she ooey gooey!

  • Jul 12, 2021
    Unforgivable

    That DMX album should have never been released

    Labels such pieces of s***s wanting to cash in so quickly after X's death

    Wasn’t there album already finished way before he died

  • Jul 12, 2021

    in general i dont like them, i often think madlib has the right idea by refusing to release the stuff he made with those who are now gone

    however i do also think it wouldve been an awful shame if those pop smoke and juice wrld albums didnt get released.

  • Jul 12, 2021
    fashion killa

    White hand so it can't be a good hummus.

  • SlimeySpider

    I'm almost starting to feel like the music industry loves thriving off of dead rappers.

    Something really irks me about all these post hummus releases for Juice, Pop Smoke, etc

    I mean I'm cool with people in their lives getting some money for these releases, but it just seems like a super predatory move by music labels to make tons of money off dead artists.

    Anyone else feel this way?

    when an artist signs their deal it's usually for several albums. if an artist died unexpectedly in their prime they're still contractually obligated to fulfill their deal. so the posthumous albums kinda make up for the years that they would've been running the money up. you may see it as predatory but what else should record executives do? in the case of Juice WRLD, this is an artist who by all accounts would've had a pretty long career, should the label not want to make any profit they can? he's already not able to make new music, so why not feed the fans?