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Quik the GOAT west coast producer and Battlecat is right after
so since dre had a lot of ghost producers and assistance, basically quik is the best from the west
I love Latina women
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Read what @shopthatwrecks said.
David Blake (aka Quik) is given the largest list of credits on the album. The vast majority of those other people are musicians. You want Quik to play the flute?
Dre has always had a "rap tier" producer to help him. In addition to all the other shyt Quik has. Quik ain't ever had a Mel Man, or a Daz, or a Scott Storch, or been accused of jacking a sound, like ATL and G-funk.
And ironically Quik actually did the drums for "In Da Club" and Dre got all the credit for that song. That's the kind of shyt @stomachlines is talking about.
Fred.
bingo, thank you @hexagram23 and @shopthatwrecks
jilla82
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I fuk w/ Quik heavy....and probably listen to more Quik than Dre.
But this is just another example of The Booth bigging up someone simply because they are the underdog.
A lot of dudes just dont like a dude that won (Dre).
Same reason cats will hate on a Jay Z.
But this is just another example of The Booth bigging up someone simply because they are the underdog.
A lot of dudes just dont like a dude that won (Dre).
Same reason cats will hate on a Jay Z.
also peep the video of quik..talkin bout dre stomach posted...
Read what @shopthatwrecks said.
David Blake (aka Quik) is given the largest list of credits on the album. The vast majority of those other people are musicians. You want Quik to play the flute?
Dre has always had a "rap tier" producer to help him. In addition to all the other shyt Quik has. Quik ain't ever had a Mel Man, or a Daz, or a Scott Storch, or been accused of jacking a sound, like ATL and G-funk.
And ironically Quik actually did the drums for "In Da Club" and Dre got all the credit for that song. That's the kind of shyt @stomachlines is talking about.
Fred.
quik is givin dre beats drums and other shyt to help him out n quik nowhere in the credits..but quik get stuff from people..quik gives all the credit n let em get paid
quik had to start sayin he was doin certain shyt
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DRE HAVING GHOST PRODUCER MYTH IS WAY OUT OF CONTROL....THEYRE CALLED SESSION PLAYERS. SOMETHING EVERY GREAT PRODUCER, INCLUDING QUIK, USES ON THEIR BEATS. DRE IS THE EPITOME OF A PRODUCER.. HE SITS WIT THE ENTIRE TEAM FROM INCEPTION TO COMPLETION OF EACH TRACK, GUIDING THE ENTIRE PROCESS. IT'S HIS MIND RESPONSIBLE FOR THOSE CLASSICS, NO ONE ELSE....IF IT WASNT, WHY HAVENT ANY OF HIS SESSION PLAYERS BEEN ABLE TO PRODUCE CLASSICS ON THAT TIER? SIMPLE SCIENCE.
IN FACT, I'LL TAKE IT ONE STEP FURTHER AND TELL YOU SIMPLETONS THAT DRE ACTUALLY GHOST-PRODUCED A MAJORITY OF DOGG FOOD.
LISTEN TO WHAT DRE DOES TO A "GHOST-PRODUCTION"
AFTER DRE PRODUCED THE JOINT
ITS TIME TO PUT THIS NOTION TO REST ONCE N FOR ALL
IN FACT, I'LL TAKE IT ONE STEP FURTHER AND TELL YOU SIMPLETONS THAT DRE ACTUALLY GHOST-PRODUCED A MAJORITY OF DOGG FOOD.
LISTEN TO WHAT DRE DOES TO A "GHOST-PRODUCTION"
AFTER DRE PRODUCED THE JOINT
ITS TIME TO PUT THIS NOTION TO REST ONCE N FOR ALL
FeloniousMonk
Dont mind me..Im a azzhole
A session player is a hired studio muscian.
They have nothing to do with ghost production.
You just typing the stuff that youve read overtime and form an opinion to the matter when many people within the camp has said Dre will fine tune your beat and throw himself in as producer.
NoChillJones
Banned
Quick is the better musician but Dre is clearly the better producer.... And its not even close
Awesome Wells
The Ghost of Jack Tripper
I love Quik's work, always have. Way 2 Fonky and Safe & Sound are both classics, to me.
But Dre's worked from a different space pretty much his entire career. Dude's been bringing in live instrumentation and producing around that since the early 90's on a consistent basis, for nothing but classic albums. Other dudes have too, but not on the level Dre has. The dude studied music theory while he was already the most successful producer in Hip Hop. I remember Mel-Man saying, "Dre will give you the bones to the beat, tell you to sprinkle something on top, and then he'll come back in and take it to the next level." That's the epitome of greatness in a producer. He's the culture's Quincy Jones.
But Dre's worked from a different space pretty much his entire career. Dude's been bringing in live instrumentation and producing around that since the early 90's on a consistent basis, for nothing but classic albums. Other dudes have too, but not on the level Dre has. The dude studied music theory while he was already the most successful producer in Hip Hop. I remember Mel-Man saying, "Dre will give you the bones to the beat, tell you to sprinkle something on top, and then he'll come back in and take it to the next level." That's the epitome of greatness in a producer. He's the culture's Quincy Jones.
bigbadbossup2012
Biggest baddest boss
Dre's so called helpers are going to have to make albums close to good as the albums they "ghost produced" before I start discrediting the goat Dr Dre. He ain't seeing Drethe chronic and doggystyle is still the shyt but dre had far too much help from ghost producers for him to be helmed the goat from the west
dr. dre was the goat to me in the 90's but now that i know he didn't produced a lot of the shyt he got credit for it, he ain't that nikka
the way i see it now, quik is that nikka and the best from the west
safe + sound and rhythm-al-ism
quik's rosecrans ep >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> dre's compton soundtrack
