What do you mean by movie dialect? And i aint know RZA started the soul samples
I think he's probably talking about using all of those old kung-fu movie samples
What 3 producers change the game the most?
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I think he's probably talking about using all of those old kung-fu movie samples
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come on, and yet the rap music today..the sound is shyt that timbo was doing in the mid-00's. or how people were biting his style in the late 90's
so his tracks for people like jay-z weren't memorable...
or his albums he produced for missy.mortuus est
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Prince Paul is on my list too
What do you mean by movie dialect? And i aint know RZA started the soul samples
He means dialogue
I don't think RZA was the first producer ever to use a soul sample it was probably someone we've never heard about
come on, and yet the rap music today..the sound is shyt that timbo was doing in the mid-00's. or how people were biting his style in the late 90's
so his tracks for people like jay-z weren't memorable...
I think most Missy shyt after the two first albums were straight pop or r&b and even the 2 first weren't really straight hiphop. Like giving Kanye props as a hiphop producer for 808s and Heartbreaks.
He had nice Jay-z beats besides the club banger singles he had like 3-4 dope joints with Jigga, Bubba Sparxxx had nice production but not classic in any way.
Timbaland is oen of the most important people in pop production, r&b production, in hiphop as well at least as far as club bangers go. But I can't see why anyone would have him at #2.
You can hear Dj Quik influence in a whole lot of producers sound right now tho.
Particularly Cardo, the dude responsible for blowing Wiz Khalifa up and that whole cool, hippy, weed head lane.
Im pretty sure Cardo has even admitted he got his style from Quik
Particularly Cardo, the dude responsible for blowing Wiz Khalifa up and that whole cool, hippy, weed head lane.
Im pretty sure Cardo has even admitted he got his style from Quik
mortuus est
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What is dj quiks best beat?
Too many breh. This is my favorite "new" quik beat though:
(An since we're on this quik tip. I gotta put Dam-Funk on here (he's too underrated:
DOn't get me wrong though, I'm not considering him for this list. I just wanna promote his beats)
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Regionally, DJ Screw (even though he's not a "producer," per se)
Dr. Dre
Timbaland (severely being downplayed in this thread)- I can't really recall anybody that was successful making hits from Arabic, Egyptian, and Indian samples in Hip Hop before Tim. Then there's the unorthodox drum programming and other unorthodox sounds he was throwing in his production.
The Neptunes
Timbaland (severely being downplayed in this thread)- I can't really recall anybody that was successful making hits from Arabic, Egyptian, and Indian samples in Hip Hop before Tim. Then there's the unorthodox drum programming and other unorthodox sounds he was throwing in his production.
The Neptunes
None of Missy's albums were straight anything. If Drake's music is counted as Hip Hop, I really don't see how Missy's post sophomore albums aren't Hip Hop. That's totally different from 808's, which Kanye himself dubbed as a 'melancholy pop album'.
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rza though...
he flipped so many styles
he flipped so many styles
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Creep.
that NME listing is a fukkin joke! Dr Dre above Prince???? lmaooooo.