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#State property 2 scene with dame dash dead driver free When you guys started Roc-A-Fella was the goal to make money, to make history, or both? We recently caught up with Biggs, who talked about Roc-A-Fella's legacy and working in the studio. By the time we talked about putting Roc-A-Fella together we already didn’t think anybody was better than Jay after hearing “Coming of Age,” “Black Gangster (a.k.a. ‘This Life Forever’),” and a few other songs. Actually, Jay did “Black Gangster” prior to Reasonable Doubt. Those lyrics were old but he put them back out on the Black Gangster soundtrack. That song and the “Dead Presidents” track that made Reasonable Doubt are my favorite Jay tracks. The “I want money like Cosby” from the original is one of my all-time favorite lines. That’s funny because that was actually my saying. I used to tell people, “You ain’t got no pudding, B. Where you’re pudding at?” That’s where that line came from. When that album first came out, people slept on it. “Ain't No” was the first record to catch fire, then “Can’t Knock the Hustle” was the second one, and the presence Biggie had on the album. Those took us gold, but at the time we were with Priority Records, so we didn’t have a big label and they weren’t putting much behind it. We used our own money to promote the album. When we got with a bigger machine it was easier to take it the next level. Jay got a lot of shit for trying to go pop on Vol.1. Yeah, we were following Puff at that time.

We were following what they were doing, and then Hype put all those funny cameras on us and the shiny stuff. I still like “Sunshine” but the video was a little much.

But the body of work was good, and that’s what’s important.

We still had songs like “Streets Is Watching,” “Face Off,” and “Where I’m From” on there. On the Rap Radar podcast you talked about songs you picked. You said you helped Jim Jones pick “Ballin” and you helped pick Kanye’s “Through the Wire.” As someone who got down with Roc-A-Fella more for business than for music, you have a good ear.

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