The Making of Game's The R.E.D. Album
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| Rating | : | 4.19 (707 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B005JDSIMU |
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| Number of Pages | : | 497 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-08-20 |
| Language | : | English |
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Dre, Lil Wayne, Drake, and others while making The R.E.D. AlbumThis is Game's first book.. The Making of Game's The R.E.D. Album features the multi-platinum rapper revealing the behind-the-scenes stories of the making of this fourth major label album. The Compton rapper delivers exclusive anecdotes about his work with Dr
. He and his family live in Southern California. About the Author Game is one of the most successful artists in rap history. Game also runs The Black Wall Street entertainment company and has had his own line of sneakers. The Compton rapper’s first three albums – 2005’s The Documentary, 2006’s Doctor’s Advocate and 2008’s LAX – have sold millions of copies and have spawned such hit singles as “How We Do,” “Wouldn’t Get Far” and “My Life.” In additio
Curtis Zuend said Provides Insight to what's behind the music!. This is something you should read while you're listening to Game's The R.E.D. Album track by track. Having the album play in the background while you read each chapter (Each track is a chapter) makes the album and the book all the better.It's not very long, I easily read it in under an hour. But it really puts each track together and makes you appreciate Game even more as an artist. He really does care about hip-hop and you will understand . The Real "G" in "G-Unit" Stan I can remember when 50 dropped Game from G-Unit. A lot of people predicted that he wouldn't last. Well, G-Unit and 50 are no longer in regular rotation, except for their hits, but Game is still respected in the industry, especially on the West Coast. Honestly, I am not a big Game fan, but it was interesting to read how he was so involved in making his album. From choosing artists, helping to seal deals to chosing the sequening, he definitel
Game also runs The Black Wall Street entertainment company and has had his own line of sneakers. The Compton rapper’s first three albums – 2005’s The Documentary, 2006’s Doctor’s Advocate and 2008’s LAX – have sold millions of copies and have spawned such hit singles as “How We Do,” “Wouldn’t Get Far” and “My Life.” In addition to his robust music career, the Grammy-nominated artist has also appeared in the