00:00when you are producing, or even if it's not your record?
00:06Like, one record that always kind of like,
00:09it was early on in my career, and I was very proud of it,
00:12is The Oath.
00:14The Oath with Capone, Oriega, Raekwon, and Busta Rhymes.
00:19Yeah.
00:20That always takes me back to a time,
00:21because I remember how wet behind the years I still was.
00:26And I was, you know, given an opportunity.
00:28And I really didn't realize.
00:29Sometimes when you're going through these situations
00:32and these moments in time, you really
00:35don't know how blessed you are until kind of later on
00:38when you look back, you know what I mean?
00:40Yeah.
00:42And just like I was young, I was going through the, you know,
00:45and just it always reminds me of that little sample.
00:48It's like an eerie mafia.
00:49It's called The Oath.
00:50And it's like we're all taking an oath together, you know?
00:53So y'all go check that record out.
00:55It's on Hazmat 2.
00:56And it's also on the Capone and Oriega War Report, too.
01:01Yeah.
01:02You know?
01:03Yeah.
01:04I listened to it yesterday and the day before yesterday.
01:07I'm shocked that you actually chose that one.
01:11Yeah.
01:11Because, I mean, also, when I listen to it, like,
01:13it's like that is a Cosa Nostra vibe.
01:17Am I correct?
01:18Yeah.
01:18Yeah, so that's what Norrie wanted.
01:20That's exactly what he told me.
01:21He's like, I want this.
01:22And then we do the little, you know,
01:24we kind of each do an oath in a different language.
01:26Yeah, I swear.
01:28We thought that was a good twist to it.
01:29And I actually have some behind the scenes of that session
01:34that I'm going to put up on my site,
01:36because I just didn't launch my site, by the way,
01:39just so you all know, on HazardousSounds.com.
