how come producers from 60-80s don't get enough credit from current artists or fans

[GreenGrass]

all of those 90s tracks were sampled from another genre or generation yet they still don't get enough credit from us current fans or artists

those samples they used were legit and were the best


here is a youtube video of samples

 

[Lord Mecca]

If we all know that a majority of people born after say 1990 couldn't give a fukk less about 90s hip-hop, they're not gonna care about 60s/70s samples.
But for us who are enough... we most likely grew up to our parents bumpin the 60s-70s shyt and have always given the credit where credit is due.

Flipside being (especially before the sample rules changed)... it was a little bit of an unwritten rule by producers to keep samples under wraps. You're not supposed to expose a producer and say what he used on the track or divulge information like that... it's sacred. If you knew, you knew... if you didn't... you just always hoped you'd run into it somewhere.

 

[Ron Fox]

caring about who did the beat was a new millineum thing unless u were just a fantatic fantatic...

Most people were focused on Kurt Cobain not Steve Albini

 

[Sterling Archer]

These dudes don't want to credit the dudes writing they music on the songs they have now. You expect the non-musicians and non-artists of today to give respect to the real ones who created what they are making?

 

[mortuus est]

damn that foxy and jay ill be good track is fire

 

[10bandz]

because nikkas today have no respect for the past

 

[frush11]

The Mizell brothers




Barry White