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The validity of the statement was questioned by Guru's family and his contemporaries.
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Guru appeared to have fallen out with DJ Premier seven years prior to his death and did "not wish my ex-DJ to have anything to do with my name, likeness, events, tributes, etc." There is speculation that the letter was not written by Guru, but was composed by Solar. DJ Solar, a long-time collaborator of Guru, said Guru chose not to go public with the diagnosis of myeloma that was made in 2000. In February 2010, Guru suffered a heart attack, went into a coma, and died on April 19, 2010. In 2006, Guru indicated in several interviews that Gang Starr had reached its end. Once again Guru was faced with continuing alone and became involved in a European tour in 2003–04 with an alternate DJ.
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Gang Starr provided a track, "Battle", for the sound track of the 2002 movie 8 Mile.Īfter several albums and tours, in late 2002 DJ Premier left Europe to go back to the United States. Their track "Jazz Thing" was featured on the soundtrack to Spike Lee's film Mo' Better Blues. The Gang Starr catalog, especially Step in the Arena (1991), Daily Operation (1992), Hard to Earn (1994) and Moment of Truth (1998) are well respected among underground rap fans and critics. During their career Gang Starr helped pioneer the New York City hardcore hip hop sound. The label offered Guru and Premier unlimited artistic license and major-label distribution worldwide, a platform the group used to become one of the most influential hip hop acts of that decade. In 1990, the group was signed to the Chrysalis record label by then A&R director Duff Marlowe, a former DJ and Los Angeles Times rap music critic.
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He invited DJ Premier to join Gang Starr, relocate with him to Brooklyn and in that same year they released their first single "Words I Manifest" along with the album No More Mr. He got in touch with Houston, Texas native DJ Premier (then known as Waxmaster C) who sent him a beat tape, which Guru liked. In 1989, the group split for the second time and the only member willing to continue under the name was Guru.