Large Professor production discography - Wikipedia
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The criteria is QUALITY of beats.
Better Production Discography: Large Professor Or Swizz Beats?
- Thread starter TripleAgent
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The criteria is QUALITY of beats.
Awesome Wells
The Bobby Womack of Crack
Swizz couldn't shine Large Pro's shoes.
cmon man and i like a lot of swizz's beats (pun intended)
TrapHouse Rock
All Star
Anybody who votes for Swizz should be permabanned 
TrifeGod
Chasing The Dragon
God.....that Resurr remix......hits my soul every time...
I'm not even going to vote Triple you wildin'
I'm not even going to vote Triple you wildin'
The one that has a baseline.
God.....that Resurr remix......hits my soul every time...
I'm not even going to vote Triple you wildin'
Swizz packing homey up
TrifeGod
Chasing The Dragon
The more I listen to Swizz instrus....he gotta lotta tracks with the same shyt just remixed around
Has to be a joke thread.
Made by a
Tommy Gibbs
Superstar
Trip are you trolling??? Swizz beats in his 26 year career probably doesn't have 12 hot beats Large Pro's 1st 2 years in the game (1990 and 1991) got better shyt than Swizz' entire career. For the record, Large Pro's first 2 years in the game as an 18 and 19 years old, he produced Breakin Atoms in 1991 and a majority of Let the Rhthm Hit em(as a 17 year old) and G rap's Wanted Dead or Alive while receiving little to no credit. His name was nowhere to be found in Let the Rhythm Hit em as Anton Pushansky, the engineer, said basically large Pro did most of the album. Even G rap and Polo said Large Pro did most of Wanted Dead or Alive and didn't receive credit for it. shyt, I'll do you one better, We can just put the 13 joints Large Pro did with Nas against Swizz' Career and I guarantee you those 13 Nas joints are better.
Large Pro's 1st 2 years in the game (1990 and 1991) got better shyt than Swizz' entire career. For the record, Large Pro's first 2 years in the game as an 18 and 19 years old, he produced Breakin Atoms in 1991 and a majority of Let the Rhthm Hit em(as a 17 year old) and G rap's Wanted Dead or Alive while receiving little to no credit. His name was nowhere to be found in Let the Rhythm Hit em as Anton Pushansky, the engineer, said basically large Pro did most of the album. Even G rap and Polo said Large Pro did most of Wanted Dead or Alive and didn't receive credit for it. shyt, I'll do you one better, We can just put the 13 joints Large Pro did with Nas against Swizz' Career and I guarantee you those 13 Nas joints are better. 