Erick Sermon on the Combat Jack Show

[daboywonder2002]

the similarities in 4321 was the shakers in the drums & the drum pattern and the bass stabs followed the bassline of Put Your Hands.

he must be talking about this version of How High


you can hear a similarity to NBK, especially the bassline and drums again. i can def see how E Dub could take inspiration from those songs & make his own joints

just listened to NBK AND how high. E double is a genius. he does just enough where you dont hear the difference until you really sit back and listen.

 

[bouncy]

the similarities in 4321 was the shakers in the drums & the drum pattern and the bass stabs followed the bassline of Put Your Hands.

he must be talking about this version of How High


you can hear a similarity to NBK, especially the bassline and drums again. i can def see how E Dub could take inspiration from those songs & make his own joints

I KNEW IT!

When I first heard "how high", the first thing I thought of was " Natural born killaz" due to the whiny synthesizer. That's what made NBK so special to me. It makes sense being that both songs came out around a year from each other.

The same with "4321". I could hear the similarities, and blending the two songs would be bangin'.

Maybe I could hear the similarities in all those songs because I was a DJ, and the first 15 seconds of a song is important, so that makes me hear everything I need to hear to make a choice on whether to rock with the song or not.

 

[Deltron]

MAkes me wanna here the original version track masters produced... I can only imagine how horrible it was.. and I wonder what was the order

Maybe this is the TrackMasters version? It's notably different from the final version.

 

[CashmereThoughts]

Hard to listen to this mush mouf nikka. Speach impediment and far from articulate. Stick to the mpc nikka

 

[Asicz]

I'm talking about an actual Erick produced track.. not using the same sample



Its there.. its pretty much the tempo and the drum sounds.. Funny I hear it now that he said something... start by following the "shakers" (whatever that sound is) focus on that then you'll start to hear the similarities



MAkes me wanna here the original version track masters produced... I can only imagine how horrible it was.. and I wonder what was the order



Funny because to me this version is the original because that the versionI heard first from the Show Soundtrack... somewhere the fly robin version became the new origianl and this turned into the remix

Have doubt one of the GOAT producers and the GOAT lyricists could collab effectively together brehs..

 

[DarkmanX]

The process of the modern man:
1. Google Empd billboard
2. Observe the first result
3. Go to the chart you are interested in, Billboard 200.

And voila, it's not rocket science.

Clearly you lack comprehension skill. Go back and try to understand what i said before making another dumb reply.

 

[Harry B]

The difference is that EPMD never had a top 10 album even.

Uhh, you're clearly off with that one. Says who, you?

Billboards

How the hell could that answer be confusing

Its just the answer overall im confused with. That you're literally serious. But whatever.

The process of the modern man:
1. Google Empd billboard
2. Observe the first result
3. Go to the chart you are interested in, Billboard 200.

And voila, it's not rocket science.

Clearly you lack comprehension skill. Go back and try to understand what i said before making another dumb reply.

I don't lack any comprehension, if anything you lack the ability to express yourself and why the hell are you posting that smilie to a fukking to a reply to your dumb ass question? Furthermore, literally serious about what exactly?

 

[macadomusic]

the similarities in 4321 was the shakers in the drums & the drum pattern and the bass stabs followed the bassline of Put Your Hands.

he must be talking about this version of How High


you can hear a similarity to NBK, especially the bassline and drums again. i can def see how E Dub could take inspiration from those songs & make his own joints

I remember when I bought "the show" soundtrack. I believe it was in the summer cause I was in New Orleans visiting family. And when this shyt came on I honestly had the face. On repeat all summer

 

[Flav]

Besides... think about it.. can we really appreciate NAS if he had a album full of Erick Sermon early 90s funk tracks.. It doesnt fit his style..

HELL MUTHAfukkIN YEA I WOULD HAVE APPRECIATE A EARLY NAS ALBUM FULL OF ERICK SERMON 90s FUNK STYLE PRODUCTION!

 

[Flav]

His style is to laid back for Time 4 Sum Akshun ...

Nas would sound fukkin dope over the time for some akshun beat.

NAS,IF YOU OR ONE OF YOUR BOYS READING THIS PLEASE DO A "TIME FOR SOME AKSHUN 2016" AND TALK ABOUT THE SITUATION WITH THESE CROOKED AZZ POLICE RIGHT NOW.

 

[erickonasis]

my fav rapper next to Nas

 

[mr x]

Finally listened...Erick one of the best to ever do it

Always loved Full Cooperation

Spoiler

 

[mr x]

yo, E-Dub did Change Like The Weather..Da Gawd!

 

[DaveyDave]

Cats act like Nas can't get busy on a faster/more hype beat?

 

[torcher]

Didnt listen yet. Did Combat ask him about jumping out that broads window?