Colin Wolfe & 'The Chronic'

[I love Latina women]

Just found this!

Edit 7:02 mark is where the interview starts w/ Colin Wolfe




@Otis Kane Jr. @King Poetic @Bugsmoran @Buckeye Fever @King Napz @shopthatwrecks @Flav @Michael's Black Son @Big Boss @TheGregReaper @ZiggyZag @gluvnast @JustCKing

 

[TheGregReaper]

Bro, you on a roll tonight with all these vids

I can't keep up

When he start playing "Dre Day" on that keyboard

 

[Buckeye Fever]

This is dope!!!!

I love stuff like this

 

[I love Latina women]

Bro, you on a roll tonight with all these vids

I can't keep up

When he start playing "Dre Day" on that keyboard

I just found this shyt and was like "oh shyt!"
The Moog played a very important role in The Chronic and those Parliament albums, word to Bernie Worrell!

 

[I love Latina women]

This is dope!!!!

I love stuff like this

Yeah, this shyt tight.
Colin don't get enough credit either!

 

[Buckeye Fever]

Yeah, this shyt tight.
Colin don't get enough credit either!

Can you imagine a majority of the "hot" producers of today showing how they came up with melodies?

"Naw, I really didn't come up with the melody. It came preset in the software program. I just sped it up a lil bit and added some trap beat to it"




I actually picked up The Chronic on CD from Best Buy a couple weeks ago. The melodies and instrumentation

 

[Michael's Black Son]

One of the many unsung heroes of the DR days. I remember being a youngin and reading the CD booklets and seeing names like his. I’d read it from back to front. Even the motherfukkas who mastered it. They would go to Bernie Grundman mastering, which I believe was one of they best spots lol

 

[DaveyDave]

Usually if you’re a session musician you don’t “just come up” with one idea and have that be the one you use. A lot of bands do jam sessions and just play, the producer gives them advice on what type of sound to look for and they go in and jam for a few hours. Listen back and pick and choose and work on some stuff then refine it til it becomes the finished product.

 

[Kool Kitty Kat]

Here's another great interview with Colin Wolfe. He talks about "The Chronic", "Efil4Zaggin" etc.

Colin Wolfe built beats with Dr. Dre for The Chronic

 

[I love Latina women]

Can you imagine a majority of the "hot" producers of today showing how they came up with melodies?

"Naw, I really didn't come up with the melody. It came preset in the software program. I just sped it up a lil bit and added some trap beat to it"




I actually picked up The Chronic on CD from Best Buy a couple weeks ago. The melodies and instrumentation

Motherfukkers would be looking at em' like, "so what did you actually do?"

Nice. I heard Best Buy bout to stop selling cds soon.

 

[Big Boss]

 

[I love Latina women]

One of the many unsung heroes of the DR days. I remember being a youngin and reading the CD booklets and seeing names like his. I’d read it from back to front. Even the motherfukkas who mastered it. The would go to Bernie Grundman mastering, which I believe was one of they best spots lol

Yup!
Yeah, I use to love reading the cd booklet and knowing who did what.
Bernie Grundman is another talented man
Just looked this up on youtube

 

[I love Latina women]

Here's another great interview with Colin Wolfe. He talks about "The Chronic", "Efil4Zaggin" etc.

Colin Wolfe built beats with Dr. Dre for The Chronic

Great post, this is a great article.

 

[I love Latina women]

 

[DaveyDave]

Here's another great interview with Colin Wolfe. He talks about "The Chronic", "Efil4Zaggin" etc.

Colin Wolfe built beats with Dr. Dre for The Chronic

He says on that interview that Dre played everything on Appetite For Destruction so that should put to bed all this bullshyt about how Dre never did anything in his career