Coach Gully
Much Respect
Damn that was my song a couple of summers ago.. if its Common I'd throw up "The Food" and "Misunderstood".
What Are The 10 Greatest Beats of All Time?--fixed
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CapitalOne
Do You Believe...
Who Shot Ya
Notorious Thugs
Dead Presidents
XXplosive
Hail Mary
C.R.E.A.M
Nas Is Like
Ten Crack Commandments
A Million And One Questions
The Message
Notorious Thugs
Dead Presidents
XXplosive
Hail Mary
C.R.E.A.M
Nas Is Like
Ten Crack Commandments
A Million And One Questions
The Message
its all a matter of opinion really..just like i think this beat is better then jay's version
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Stephen.A.Smith
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i'm god is definitively a top ten beat, clams needs to stop wasting his time with mac miller and asap.
no beat since 2000 has been in the top 10 GOAT debate
12yrs without a contender
And why is this? Egineering has improved as well as the creativity of some of these producers. I think people are getting caught up in either nostalgia or the fact that the actual rapping was superior making the beat sound better as well. Half of Ready to Die is pure ass production wise today. I would take MBDTF over 95% of the classics on a production tip (not rapping so don't get it twisted)
mbewane
Knicks: 93 til infinity
Props for that Clams and Shadow shyt...too many to think of a top ten right now but wanted to bring this beat to the attention of those who might not know this cat yet...
had me
first time I heard it...
had me
first time I heard it...
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This impossible but I'll just try off the top
Mass Appeal
93 Til Infinity
I Gotcha Opin remix
10 Crack Commandments
The Realness
Can't Truss It
Come Clean
TROY
Dead Presidents
Bird In A Hand
Mass Appeal
93 Til Infinity
I Gotcha Opin remix
10 Crack Commandments
The Realness
Can't Truss It
Come Clean
TROY
Dead Presidents
Bird In A Hand
come on son 2000's have some wonderful productionAnd why is this? Egineering has improved as well as the creativity of some of these producers. I think people are getting caught up in either nostalgia or the fact that the actual rapping was superior making the beat sound better as well. Half of Ready to Die is pure ass production wise today. I would take MBDTF over 95% of the classics on a production tip (not rapping so don't get it twisted)
This is the hip hop equivalent of high schoolers saying Kobe is as good as MJ.
This is the hip hop equivalent of high schoolers saying Kobe is as good as MJ.
No its not since Kobe is inferior to Jordan. That is also just a piss poor analogy anyway. Take this
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_zCWHMBdLoI]Nas - It ain't Hard to Tell (Instrumental) (1994) [HQ] - YouTube[/ame]
against this
And not only are they comparable but you could make an argument for the second sounding better. The equalizer is that
was destroying shyt on that track so it auto makes it sound better. The reason that so many of these old beats are still relevant is because of the rappers over them. Simple as that.
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MewTwo
Freeing Pokemon From Their Masters Since 1996
"In da club" - 50 cent should be mentioned
smh@nobody mentioning a j dilla beat atleast 15 post in
true dat..
this beat could possibly be in my top 20 thou
[ame=http://youtu.be/WXi3ZaNTlqs]Jay Dee - Untitled Beat (Track 6) - YouTube[/ame]