Damn brehs, I didnt know "Nothin but a G thing" charted number 2 on the billboard hot 100

[mortuus est]

see this i didn teven know

dre was out there jacking old records, preemo would take 5 seconds from an old record, dre would take 1 minute

 

[ROFL_GUY]

listen to relapse.. DRE produced every track. all with live instruments

NO SAMPLES on ANY SONGS....

he did use interpolations on a few tracks... but when you look at the music he used in the interoplations then listen tot he track he produced its

• "Insane" contains interpolations from "Jock Box" by The Skinny Boys
• "Same Song & Dance" contains an interpolation of "One" by Metallica[122]
• "We Made You" contains an interpolation of "Hot Summer Nights" by Walter Egan
• "Beautiful" contains excerpts from "Reaching Out" by Rock Therapy
• "Crack a Bottle" contains interpolations from "Mais dans ma lumière" by Mike Brant

every other track but those 5 ^^^^ were all completely original music

 

[Tuling]

WHAT NO!!!
Nuthin but a g thang is my all-time favourite west coast song. Why u gotta do this never read the credits
1 2 3 and to the fo

 

[mortuus est]

Deep cover was made from scratch... one of my fav dre beats

Sampling > made from scratch

the drums are from an old funk record

 

[MINT]

 

[gluvnast]

I know some of y'all were too young to even known this, but that record was a MONSTER, and an unexpected one too, because nobody saw it coming back in the fall of '92. It was the 1st commercial hit EVER for a hardcore gangsta rap single. It was the "black & yellow" monster hit of that heyday.

As for production credits. Hip hop back then was all about sampling, and even though Dre did sample, he masterfully was one of the 1st to blend sampling with live instrumentation to give that fresh crisp sound instead of a straight dirty sample loop.

 

[Scotch Hall]

Deep cover was made from scratch... one of my fav dre beats

Sampling > made from scratch

actually deep cover got two samples
the beat right here @ 2:12


and

 

[STUFF]

Best video ever

 

[The Bookie]

CAC west "stronger"







no wonder he his fans are 90% cacs

Tell me, who did more with the original?



fukkbwai.

 

[MooseMouthMthafuga]

actually deep cover got two samples
the beat right here @ 2:12


and

I even heard the "Humpty Dance" in that first vid@ the 2:12 mark.

That Funk/Jazz fusion of the late 60's/70's really is impetus behind this shyt

 

[BrothaZay]

imagine if a producer start samplin some old horror scores or deep piano melodes from the 1800s and flip it into a trap beat

 

[stealthbomber]

I gotta give credit where credit is due. I personally like Gin n Juice more, and doggystyle alot more than the chronic. I think dre succs at makin beats but sheeesh

for a song like this to be number 2, especially considering nowdays u gotta be a pop song makin fagggot just to cracc the top 40

you know dre produced doggystyle right?

 

[Scotch Hall]

imagine if a producer start samplin some old horror scores or deep piano melodes from the 1800s and flip it into a trap beat

u heard my beat on the coli mixtape 2

 

[BrothaZay]

u heard my beat on the coli mixtape 2

post

 

[BrothaZay]

you know dre produced doggystyle right?

yea, ghost produced by Daz and like 3 other nikkas