Roc-A-Fella Family Movie Series Hits The Web
by on January 29th, 2008
Hip Hop mogul Dame Dash has reached into the Roc-A-Fella archives once again to bring us more classic unreleased material.
A new mini-series chronicling the early days of Roc-A-Fella records has hit the web through Dash's social networking site, BlockSavvy.
The 10 part mini-series dubbed "Roc-A-Fella Family" follows Roc-A-Fella artists such as Jay Z, Beanie Sigel, Freeway, and Young Gunnaz through their daily grind in the industry and provides an inside look at the figures who once held up the titanic record label.
Oschino, Sparks, and Peedi Crack also appear in the series.
Last fall, Dame Dash along with Kareem "Biggs" Burke released a digital album packed with unreleased covers of Jay Z's "Reasonable Doubt."
The album, "Beyond Reasonable Doubt," hit the web as a tribute record through Dash's BlockSavvy.com and featured numerous Roc-A-Fella artists covering many of Jay’s classics.
You can check out some clips of the mini series below. To watch the series in its entirety please visit Blocksavvy.com.



























I hate old ass niggaz that live in the past, always starting a story like this “back when…” or “back then…” Nigga wake the fuck up, The roc is over, Jay got it now & he’s fucking it up….matter of fact word is he dropped every body from that label. The ROC is a has been, Move the fuck on
Stay up B
Jayz albums
Kanye West:College Drop out, Late Registration
Twista: Kamikaze
State Property Album
Freeway: Freeway
The Best of Both Worlds
Beanie Sigel: all his albums
Dj Clue: professional vol.1
Cam-ron- Come Home with me, and Purple haze
Juelz Santana- From Me to U
Jim Jones- on my way to Church
Paid in full
State property Movie
they was the shit and all of those Albums went platinum