so is mike dean the goat engineer/producer/mixer all wrapped into 1 in hip hop?

[I love Latina women]

all those classic rap-a-lot records songs and albums he's worked on, the daz's songs he worked on in the early 2000s, and then the kanye albums he's worked on for the last several years. his resume speaks for itself

i'm watchin' this interview and just wonderin' if he's the greatest "one man band" (engineer, producer, and mixer wrapped into 1)

this is a great interview too. it's with dj ali and mike dean

 

[onlylno]

Dj Quik.

 

[stealthbomber]

kanye - mike dean



dre - scott storch

 

[brother walt]

mike dean pretty much made every damn rap song

 

[stealthbomber]

Dj Quik.

lemme hold them binoculars too quik

 

[I love Latina women]

Dj Quik.

in terms of all 3 roles to play, i wouldn't argue with anyone pickin' one over the other

mike dean pretty much made every damn rap song

 

[onlylno]

lemme hold them binoculars too quik

I don't know when this track started getting love but Heartz of Men is easily Pac's most under-appreciated track.



Pac went off on that.

Wish they worked more together.

 

[OHSNAP!]

I'd put Dean on top yeah. Quik is up there. Face been producing and playing instruments, didn't mix/engineer tho afaik. How about RZA? Pimp C? Daz?

 

[I love Latina women]

I'd put Dean on top yeah. Quik is up there. Face been producing and playing instruments, didn't mix/engineer tho afaik. How about RZA? Pimp C? Daz?

yeah, face been producin' and playin' instruments. what at the bolded?

rza is nice, pimp c is underrated and daz was good

 

[H.I.M.]

He wasn't even there for most of rap-a-lot's best albums...and the ones he was on...his production would get outshined by NO Joe & Bido's

NO Joe, Bido, Ready Red, Crazy C, Dope E >>>>> this cracka

 

[I love Latina women]

He wasn't even there for most of rap-a-lot's best albums...and the ones he was on...his production would get outshined by NO Joe & Bido's

NO Joe, Bido, Ready Red, Crazy C, Dope E >>>>> this cracka

all of those guys are great but we gon act like mike ain't nice, now?
mike was all over face's the untouchable, the geto boy's the resurrection, and big mike's albums etc

 

[Cynic]

all those classic rap-a-lot records songs and albums he's worked on, the daz's songs he worked on in the early 2000s, and then the kanye albums he's worked on for the last several years. his resume speaks for itself

i'm watchin' this interview and just wonderin' if he's the greatest "one man band" (engineer, producer, and mixer wrapped into 1)

this is a great interview too. it's with dj ali and mike dean

This disdain for Dre is unbelievable.

Work for Bose Headphones brehs

 

[Amestafuu (Emeritus)]

DJ QUIK.

 

[stealthbomber]

I don't know when this track started getting love but Heartz of Men is easily Pac's most under-appreciated track.



Pac went off on that.

Wish they worked more together.

its aged much better than most of pacs songs

i love pac and aeom is a personal classic but it's obvious his music was recorded in the 90s all the sounds aren't as clean as quik's shyt was at that time

 

[I love Latina women]

This disdain for Dre is unbelievable.

Work for Bose Headphones brehs