Ghetto Fabulous was produced by Stu-B-Doo. Dre was just a feature.
Terrible or underwhelming beats by big producers
- Thread starter Buckeye Fever
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crazy shyt is that a legend like Quik had so much fire he could’ve given to that album. “Justify” sounded like he panicked from getting asked to work on the project and gave up that beat instead of something that he would normally give to Suga Free or 2nd II None.
TheDarceKnight
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TheDarceKnight
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Yeah this shyt is easily one of Al’s worst beats ever. I’d never guess in a million years that he was even the producer. It’s so fitting that when Em finally took a beat of his, that it wouldn’t be a good one.
Em also took a pretty sub par Havoc beat
Stuckinthe90s
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RZA only had one beat on this album and he gives GZA this garbage....
I don't even think this is that bad, it's just bad compared to RZA's best. It sounds like he played it all instead of using samples. If he just used samples, the shyt probably would have been fire.
Ghetto techno is not even a song, it's a demo from a studio session that leaked
it being terrible is why it's not a song but that is still an underwhelming beat
stop juelzing
Stuckinthe90s
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WOAT Wu-Tang track.
TheDarceKnight
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Not sure if this counts, but Rhymefest could've got any Kanye beat he wanted at the time, and went with this one.I don't hate it, but he definitely could've chosen better.
Mike the Executioner
What went on up there? Poppers and weird sex!
I'm 100% certain that Alchemist sent him a bunch of beats and Eminem was like
when he heard that one and nothing else.Dre also had some bad beats on this album.
I thought "Untitled" was cool. But "Welcome 2 Hell" was better.
Eminem taking shytty beats from highly regarded producers is a tradition. Just Blaze would know:
