nobody wants to admit it but the more u go back and listen to parliament funkadelic.....

[I love Latina women]

I think it was senior year of high school someone played leon Haywood "i wanna do soemthing freaky to you" and that's when it dawned on me that as much as g-funk was integral to my being, the producers weren't really doing shyt. I feel that way about 90's so so def and bad boy as well, all the samples from people like patrice rushen, SOS band, de barge, loose ends, diana Ross, etc...dudes being coined major producers literally lifting a whole track and laying some new drums on it

yup, and i've been up on my samples and shyt, but i think with more and more time and with age, the shyt stands out more and more

 

[dora_da_destroyer]

Btw...I gotta salute George Clinton, parliament funkadelic, bootsy Collins, etc. That psychedelic soul drippin, still tippin 70's swagged out funk that you sniff cocaine off of slightly saggy b-cup titties to is some of the GOAT music

 

[I love Latina women]

Anyone who didn't know this didn't grow up listening to this music

naw, i knew it but it was somethin' that i just felt like postin' bout

 

[dora_da_destroyer]

yup, and i've been up on my samples and shyt, but i think with more and more time and with age, the shyt stands out more and more

I knew the samples back then from my brother - he's a dj - i remember being in middle school and shyt and dude would literally annihilate songs for me by dropping the original...made my music collection so deep

 

[I love Latina women]

Yup. People like Dre (especially) lifted whole basslines, grooves, themes, visuals, vocals and song structures from Parliament. It's mind blowing because it's not like Parliament came out 40 years before he touched it. It was more like 15 years and George Clinton was still very much active at that time.

It's bugged out because a lot of the GFunk shyt had tons of Parliament DNA running thru it but a dude like Quik took the whole funk thing in another direction to a point where you know a Quik joint when you hear it.

exactly, thank you!

i'm glad you came through in this thread too, bruh. because i know you know yo music and you'd get what i'm sayin'

shyt, the production work on parliament's mothership connection is still YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEARS ahead of music. this shyt came out in 1975 and still doesn't sound old at all! CLEAN AND CRISP as a muthafukka

 

[Ashtrey]

G-FUNK = GOAT

 

[I love Latina women]

I knew the samples back then from my brother - he's a dj - i remember being in middle school and shyt and dude would literally annihilate songs for me by dropping the original...made my music collection so deep

see, both my parents are music heads, especially my dad. my dad knows every song there is to know and my folks is up there in age so i grew up everythin' from r&b soul of the late 60's - 70's to classic rock of the 70's and classic music from the 80's. from the temptations and james brown to the beatles and bob dylan. i've heard it ALL. then you add the factor like you, i got an older sibling. my sister always kept the best music around so i was always up on music

 

[dora_da_destroyer]

see, both my parents are music heads, especially my dad. my dad knows every song there is to know and my folks is up there in age so i grew up everythin' from r&b soul of the late 60's - 70's to classic rock of the 70's and classic music from the 80's. from the temptations and james brown to the beatles and bob dylan. i've heard it ALL. then you add the factor like you, i got an older sibling. my sister always kept the best music around so i was always up on music

Yea my parents was OG's 60's-70's soul, funk, r&b, etc but they weren't into none if the white music from those eras i used to listen to the old station too, 50's duwop, Motown, 80's freestyle, disco, etc. I got a huge wealth of knowledge of black music from the 50's up.

 

[I love Latina women]

Yea my parents was OG's 60's-70's soul, funk, r&b, etc but they weren't into none if the white music from those eras i used to listen to the old station too, 50's duwop, Motown, 80's freestyle, disco, etc. I got a huge wealth of knowledge of black music from the 50's up.

yeah? see, i grew up in a household where we listened to it all. 1 minute ohio players and al green then fleetwood mac and queen

my mom is a BIG time aretha franklin fan. probably her favorite artist

my pops saw james brown live dozens of time, even got to meet him and dance on stage with him, lol

he saw marvin gaye and tammi terrell, stevie, smokey and the miracles, shyt the whole motown family

 

[dora_da_destroyer]

yeah? see, i grew up in a household where we listened to it all. 1 minute ohio players and al green then fleetwood mac and queen

my mom is a BIG time aretha franklin fan. probably her favorite artist

my pops saw james brown live dozens of time, even got to meet him and dance on stage with him, lol

he saw marvin gaye and tammi terrell, stevie, smokey and the miracles, shyt the whole motown family

We got he same parents on the black side, Aretha is my mom's favorite too which says a lot because my mom is the biggest hater. It's rare for her to compliment an artist. Aretha is cool to me, but I'm more of a child of patti labelle and Chaka Kahn, i fukking love those two. And james brown is my dad's favorite, dude had like a 16 cassette box set of james brown, one of the first memories of my parents being dressed up for a date was them going to the james brown concert.

 

[I love Latina women]

We got he same parents on the black side, Aretha is my mom's favorite too which says a lot because my mom is the biggest hater. It's rare for her to compliment an artist. Aretha is cool to me, but I'm more of a child of patti labelle and Chaka Kahn, i fukking love those two. And james brown is my dad's favorite, dude had like a 16 cassette box set of james brown, one of the first memories of my parents being dressed up for a date was them going to the james brown concert.

on the black side? that's all i got on both sides

yeah, my dad's favorite is james brown too. he also likes bobby womack, al green, patti, the drifters, the temptations (his favorite group), luther, santana, etc etc

mom is aretha, ray charles, mahalia jackson, marvin gaye, the supremes etc etc

aw man, that's nice you got great memories of them goin' on a date to a jb concert

 

[R-Typ3]

I think it was senior year of high school someone played leon Haywood "i wanna do soemthing freaky to you" and that's when it dawned on me that as much as g-funk was integral to my being, the producers weren't really doing shyt. I feel that way about 90's so so def and bad boy as well, all the samples from people like patrice rushen, SOS band, de barge, loose ends, diana Ross, etc...dudes being coined major producers literally lifting a whole track and laying some new drums on it

That's because like a DJ on his tables u gotta know where to listen to make space to flip a song... Any muthafukka can bang on a desk or wall all day and say "i make beats", but a real producer works just like a musician.. They know how to arrange shyt between the booth, drum machine and vocals to make u wanna go out and buy that music

 

[ISO]

I agree

 

[My Girl is Bow Legged]

I'll admit I was completely disillusioned when I heard this. Like damn Dre actually made it sound worse tbh lol

and then the scene in straight outta compton when they made it look like Dre created song

 

[dora_da_destroyer]

on the black side?

I meant on the black side of music. white music? Nah, my parents on some reverse