Cool, never listened to DJ Quik, gone have to check his tracks.
This reminds me of this Alchemist produced song with Nas and Prodigy, "Tik Tok"
Quik should've collabo-ed with more East Coast MCs.
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Cool, never listened to DJ Quik, gone have to check his tracks.
This reminds me of this Alchemist produced song with Nas and Prodigy, "Tik Tok"
Quik should've collabo-ed with more East Coast MCs.

The man is one of the most recognizable faces of rappper/producer artist, Plat hits, Hip hop legend
One of the GOATS of producing
What more you want from the guy?
I'm talking about among hip hop fans/heads .Id bet my bottom dollar if i showed people his picture down here in Atlanta, 75% of the folks would not be able to name him. Im comfortable with that bet.
I'm talking about among hip hop fans/heads .
I already addressed things regarding casual people.

no you were not, you were clearly alluding to the everyday personI am too.![]()
no you were not, you were clearly alluding to the everyday person
Most HH heads(of all ages) know who he is even if their not listeners of him
Im telling you right now Grandmaster Flash could put on a suit, show up to church on Sunday and nikkas wouldnt say shyt to him other than "Good morning Deacon. 
Quit projecting what Sccit said on to me, im not saying the bolded. But alot of younger Hip Hop heads I seen do take some time to go back and listenNaw, this is where a lot of yall falter. You only consider someone a hip hop head if they are familiar with EVERYTHING you consider essential, somewhat of a historian as well. You try to dismiss someone as a hip hop head if they listen to hip hop 90% of the time but dont go back and listen to what you deem as essential. I remember growing up (90s) knowing lots of people who were into hip hop and had absolutely no interest in going back and listening to 80s hip hop.
The second point you missed is, i said if i showed them a picture they wouldnt know who that is. Id bet people have heard those songs, but wouldnt recognize his face. I GUANRANTEE you most hip hop fans would know MC Ren was in NWA if you asked them who he was. But if you showed them his picture without any sort of identifying clothing on him, a large percentage wouldnt be able to tell you thats MC Ren. Same applies to DJ Quik.
Would you bet that if you showed someone a pic of the Sugarhill Gang that they would not only recognize the members but know there names?Im telling you right now Grandmaster Flash could put on a suit, show up to church on Sunday And nikkas wouldnt say shyt to him other than "Good morning Deacon.
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Quik has an unorthodox flow.
His most recognizable artist (suga free) also has an unorthodox flow (and I'm speaking as a fan).
Dre had a basic but straight forward flow for most of his career. And produced Cube, Snoop, Em, 50, Kendrick who all have decent to great flows.
Flow and voice is a big part of what makes songs catchy. Again, not saying Suga free or quik have bad flows. But they are definitely an acquired taste.
There's also probably politics and Quik's reputation...
Rhythm a Lism is A CLASSIC
That guitar solo on Medley for the p*ssy song shook me up..had me slowing the record for a month straight tryna copy the licks
he has went plat and gold, so yeah he wasnt pop, and prolly wasnt liked by the east that much. but he did reach levels tho so hes above that level that I think your trying to put him atDJ quik is more for music heads. He has catchy songs but he didn't really pop like that in the South and East Coast.
no he doesnt, espescially compared to dre, snoop. his subject matter is not anymore limited than there's. so idk why you listing that. Its more so how they are packaged, machine behind them to get pushed, etc.His subject matter is limited
He never had a snoop