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| mezzir |
good party beats?
idk, cause there are songs with good beats, but without the rest of the song it can be crap. that 50 beat's not that bad (piano sapmle is terrible, although i think that was the original), but like there are some songs that just have party written all over them
songs i'd cream my pants if i heard in a club:
mark morrison - return of the mack
the roots - seed 2.0
RJD2 - F.H.H.
notorious BIG - Players Anthem
Noreaga - Nothing
Naughty By Nature - hip hop hooray
Nappy roots - one forty, sell it out
Mos Def, Diverse - Wylin out (RJD2 remix) OMG SIIIIIIICK
Ludacris - Southern Fried Intro (:p)
k-os feat. RedOne - follow me
Jedi Mind Tricks - a storm of swords, animal rap
heiroglyphics - let it roll, halo
foreign exchange - nic's groove, raw lifes, the answer
danger mouse & jemini - ghetto pop life
2pac feat. phil collins - in the air tonight :toothless |
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| getfoul |
| shame on mase MOP and mobb deep for going to Gunit. I thought they were better than that. |
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| flavdave |
| quote: | Originally posted by dinoXpress
the reason dre is the best because he has the most experience, the most contacts, an incredible studio, and one of the most meticulous working methods ever. He is the ultimate creative perfectionist.
No one can touch him. |
RZA |
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| djkoolaide |
| quote: | Originally posted by dinoXpress
im sure he does that as well. he does a lot of work on the business side, and thats buisness.
but as an occasional reader of a very reputable rap producers magazine, i can assure a lot are his original works. |
Scratch Magazine? :eyespop: :D |
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| dj_bas |
| quote: | Originally posted by allcentury18
dude, dre is NOTHING. 3 note melodies... WOW. go to timbaland's studio and watch some insane things happen. now theres a man w/ talent |
yes, timbaland is the ! |
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| StereoPrincess |
ok, i feel ripped off by this song.
the title is outta control. i would imagine it would be out of control crazy energy like.
and what i get is a washed up beat that doesn't go anywhere.
now another tune Missy Elliott - Lose Control, now that is a song that gets out of hand and crazy with the beat and the lyrics even.
Lose Control >>>>> Outta Control |
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| djkoolaide |
| quote: | Originally posted by StereoPrincess
Lose Control >>>>> Outta Control |
+1, I love those Electro-type beats that have been coming out of the Missy/Ciara camp lately! Lose Control was definitely a hot beat, and "1, 2 Step" was pretty hot too! :p |
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| flavdave |
| quote: | Originally posted by djkoolaide
+1, I love those Electro-type beats that have been coming out of the Missy/Ciara camp lately! Lose Control was definitely a hot beat, and "1, 2 Step" was pretty hot too! :p |
The production on Lose Control doesn't really add more to the track from which it was sampled though. I don't remember the track name but Radagast posted a sample a while ago and it is pretty much the same thing. |
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| getfoul |
| quote: | Originally posted by flavdave
RZA |
Wu-tang... i was just listening to Ghostface, and you know that it had to be RZA behind those beats. He's got such a unique style. |
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| tctitan |
| def. the Wu, RZA is a genius when it comes to production, and i really don't think the man samples like most do. not to mention those were dark & dirty beats, u knew it was wu-tang, nowadays is too clubby for my tastes w/few exceptions. but another track w/a great beat is gangstarr - mass appeal. |
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| st3nc |
| dre didnt build rap, but he did build gangsta rap |
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| placebo |
| i love you like a fat kid loves cake (21 questions) |
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