GOAT JAY-Z & Just Blaze track
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TheDarceKnight
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Ski actually produced that.
I used to think it was Just Blaze also.
Ski killed it though
Song cry is
I don't know if it's actually true that there's 70 or so chops on that beat, but if so, cot damn it's seamless. Beautiful song.
Dear Summer still
shyt sounds like no other Just Blaze beat. Almost picked it as my favorite.
Am I dumb for knowing the noise every couple bars is the end of the word "wrong" ? It took me years to figure that out.
Ignorant shyt being cut from TBA for Justify My Thug will always be a travesty.
TheDarceKnight
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Too much. Did you catch this from the other day? I got a download link if you need it.man fukk just.. what does he have in the vaults
He plays an unreleased joint with him and jay Elec, he plays another Jay Elec beat he did for Exhibit G. He plays an unreleased Blueprint 3 song that got cut for sample clearance issues. He plays an unreleased Busta and M.O.P. joint. He plays an intro for "someone's album." He plays the original Drake Lord Knows beat, and a beat he did for Rick Ross. He plays a dope House of Pain/Harlem Shuffle flip.
Lots of cool shyt on here.
Breh Obama
First Breh President. Coli Prophet.
All these songs are fukkin classics. Hova the GOAT 
TheDarceKnight
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When Kingdom Come was dropping and an interviewer asked why Jay didn't have DJ Premier on there, Jay said "Why? I got Just Blaze."All these songs are fukkin classics. Hova the GOAT
Formerly known as...
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Dynasty intro.
Just blaze on the intro:
“Duro, who’s a good friend of mine, mixed that record. Guru used to record everything and Duro used to mix the majority of the records. Now Guru pretty much does both. That was one of the first records of my career and it bothered me for years that I wasn’t present at the mix for it. It’s one of the only Jay records where I wasn’t involved in the mix.
“I didn’t get to hear the final mix before it went to mastering. So there were two separate loops that were playing at the same time and weren’t supposed to be, but Duro didn’t know that. There was no time to do anything about it.
“That singing in the sample wasn’t supposed to be playing every four bars. On top of that, there are two different samples playing that sound very similar, they were supposed alternate. Instead, because the two similar audio signals are playing in tandem, it has a flanging sound. It makes it sound like you’re listening to an airplane or something.
“It was a huge mistake but would I change it now if I could? I don’t know. I would probably want to find a way to fix that but I’ve heard so many times that people love it the way it is. The record has become a classic intro. A lot of people argue that it’s one of the best intros ever. When the people have spoken, sometimes you can’t mess with that. You’ve got to let it be what it is.”
Just blaze on the intro:
“Duro, who’s a good friend of mine, mixed that record. Guru used to record everything and Duro used to mix the majority of the records. Now Guru pretty much does both. That was one of the first records of my career and it bothered me for years that I wasn’t present at the mix for it. It’s one of the only Jay records where I wasn’t involved in the mix.
“I didn’t get to hear the final mix before it went to mastering. So there were two separate loops that were playing at the same time and weren’t supposed to be, but Duro didn’t know that. There was no time to do anything about it.
“That singing in the sample wasn’t supposed to be playing every four bars. On top of that, there are two different samples playing that sound very similar, they were supposed alternate. Instead, because the two similar audio signals are playing in tandem, it has a flanging sound. It makes it sound like you’re listening to an airplane or something.
“It was a huge mistake but would I change it now if I could? I don’t know. I would probably want to find a way to fix that but I’ve heard so many times that people love it the way it is. The record has become a classic intro. A lot of people argue that it’s one of the best intros ever. When the people have spoken, sometimes you can’t mess with that. You’ve got to let it be what it is.”
This ain't even all of them
SuburbanPimp
Giving game to lames since the 90s
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That beat is just nasty.....
That beat is just nasty.....
Breh soon as I read this post. That intro just popped into my head . Sounds like a love song ,sounds like looooove song
DJ Mart-Kos
All Star
Breh soon as I read this post. That intro just popped into my head . Sounds like a love song ,sounds like looooove song
beautiful... they don't make them like that anymore.
DJ Mart-Kos
All Star
Song Cry is also 1 hell of a great beat.
It has so many layers.
First you hear the beat with the Clap on top of it. And than at the end of the song there's only a Rimshyt and than the Clap comes back.
I also think it doesn't matter whether a beat is looped or chopped. Sometimes using big loops need hella many chops placed behind each other.
And some dudes only chop 3 notes and make it bang that way.
Using large parts of songs is actually much harder usually i think.
It has so many layers.
First you hear the beat with the Clap on top of it. And than at the end of the song there's only a Rimshyt and than the Clap comes back.
I also think it doesn't matter whether a beat is looped or chopped. Sometimes using big loops need hella many chops placed behind each other.
And some dudes only chop 3 notes and make it bang that way.
Using large parts of songs is actually much harder usually i think.
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