swing went super saiyan 5 on that beat
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@ this nikka forgetting he did that beat a while back.
That's Timbaland breh
Davonte forgot because he didn't do it
Skandalouz - the most underrated 2Pac track?
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That's Timbaland breh
Davonte forgot because he didn't do it
Craig Mack
New Album in January
Come on now. The Death Row version has a MUCH better beat than that simple little repetitive guitar lick on the original. Pac had so much more on energy on the Death Row version as well and an extra fourth verse as well.
DeVante used his drums that's all.
Translation:
Timbaland stayed in the studio all day creating the track
DeVante showed up at 3am, heard the track, played some keys over it, put some sprinkles on it, then mixed it
Same shyt we give Dre and Puff flack for today
Listen to the track again breh
You can hear what Timbaland laid down and what Devante added to it
Not taking anything away from Devante at all
He was probably my favorite musical mind for a good part of my childhood
But it's obvious how much Timbaland contributed to his later productions, especially on No More Pain
Just look at the songs Timbaland made after that record and compare them to what Devante made
Trapperman Dave
Basil Fawty
I think Temptations and Nothing to lose (OG Version) When we ride, and Bury me a G are underrated
Kill Dat Noize
Banned
no lie i think skandalouz is top 5 off AEOM
This beat would fit perfectly on Dog Food, there are some Quik elements in it tho
He arranged it perfectly
His talkbox adlibs during the chorus are dope, too.
Kill Dat Noize
Banned
You know that's a classic sample right? And it sets the tone for the song and fits the theme perfectly. The Daz version is too upbeat and has too much going on to do the lyrics justice. I'll concede that the extra verse is a nice bonus.
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Both are dope, which version I prefer usually depends on my mood.
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Smitty Belafonte
All Star
Funny thing bout Daz production is it hasn't sounded as good since Death Row.
Same argument could be made for the majority of the Death Row producers.
At DR, Daz had access to a multi-million dollar studio and top engineers and seasoned musicians, etc. When he left he never invested in this stuff and started releasing multiple albums a year. A decline in quality was inevitable.
Meh I don't think the sample is really classic. I'm a Zeppelin fan but that's just a simple little 2-4 bar guitar riff loop. It gets boring and repetitive after a while. Too much going on in the Daz version? That's what makes it better than the original. And plus Snoop on the hook too
