What was the last classic beat Pete Rock produced?
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Low End Derrick
Veteran
The Joy
I love Latina women
Veteran
Is that the song off the Watch the Throne album?
I feel like that beat lacks something; the soulfulness is there with the Mayfield sample but the dreams don’t knock if I remember correctly
It’s been a while since I’ve listened to it
LOST IN THE SAUCE
The Sauce Apostle
It's hard enough trying to name anything from recent as a classic. What's the last album from anyone that is universally looked at as a classic? I have my opinions, but no one agrees on shyt nowadays.
In my opinion these are classic beats:
In my opinion these are classic beats:
I love Latina women
Veteran
True great point
Some of these songs I’ve heard and a few I haven’t
Listening to the songs now
JUSTIN HERBERT
Banned
His petestrumental series is very consistent
And he dropped the 4th one this or last year.
all great.
And he dropped the 4th one this or last year.
all great.
Awesome Wells
The Ghost of Jack Tripper
If we're talking actual classic, this is the last true Pete joint that was classic.
Mad dope beats since, but this was the end of the GOAT run he was on. Still a Top 10 producer though.
Mad dope beats since, but this was the end of the GOAT run he was on. Still a Top 10 producer though.
I love Latina women
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Awesome Wells
The Ghost of Jack Tripper
"Take Your Time" was dope too!
When he got away from the SP 1200, and started working on the MPC, his kinda lost his sound, to me. It didn't have that same knock and groove. But from '92-'98, he was easily one of my favorites. You couldn't lose with a Pete Rock beat back then.
I love Latina women
Veteran
Right?!
Man I love that song; that’s one of those songs I can ride around and listen to on repeat all night long
That’s it!
It’s his move away from the SP 1200 that changed that soulful groove and knock to his beats.
Bro, I miss that 91 to 98’ era of Pete Rock’s production
LOST IN THE SAUCE
The Sauce Apostle
I agree, but he still uses the SP 1200, or at least has beats from the stash that he uses.Right?!
Man I love that song; that’s one of those songs I can ride around and listen to on repeat all night long
That’s it!
It’s his move away from the SP 1200 that changed that soulful groove and knock to his beats.
Bro, I miss that 91 to 98’ era of Pete Rock’s production
