Where does "You don't know my name" rank on Kanye beats/production?

[TheDarceKnight]

Fun fact:

A few of the early Kanye beats were meant for Ghost. That's why "BP" has such a soulful sound, Just Blaze and Kanye modeled their beats on it after "Supreme Clientele".

Fred.

I know Just Blaze for sure said that Girls, Girls, Girls was meant for Ghost.

 

[TheDarceKnight]

3:38

That's hilarious that Kanye didn't wanna pass it to Jay because he wanted to keep it for himself, "I'm the new Mr. Rocafella!"

I also had no idea that John Legend or Keyshia Cole is the sped up voice saying "Mr. Rockefeller" since they couldn't clear the sample.

Evidence has said he would try to put out the original beat for a while now. I've always wanted to hear it.

 

[Indiglow Meta (R$G)]

You obviously don't understand beats

I do very well...I make them...I'll give you the drums on that janet jawn but it just sounded like a subdued dipset beat to me and he used that snare I hate on it.

 

[Master Teacher]

I do very well...I make them...I'll give you the drums on that janet jawn but it just sounded like a subdued dipset beat to me and he used that snare I hate on it.

you crazy, if you listen to just the instrumentals its not even a comparison

and it's nothing like a dipset beat, heatmakers shyt sound cheap and do not age well, most of kanye beats don't even age well, but this one is still hot



That violin chick miri ben ari laced the track as well

 

[Indiglow Meta (R$G)]

The drums were hotter but I did not enjoy the key that sample was in...Breh you can't DENY the piano on you don't know my name. That shyt was like butter.

 

[*L*E*G*A*C*Y*]

One of my favorite Ye productions and Alicia Keys killed the original.

Ghost would of merked this....

In fact, a Kanye West produced Ghost album would of probably been the GOAT album if it came out around the time of that Theodore Unit "718" album and Fishscale.

 

[*L*E*G*A*C*Y*]

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I AIN"T HEARD DIS!


P!

 

[*L*E*G*A*C*Y*]

This is pretty much my personal milestone of the quintessential early 00s Kanye production...



Signature...

 

[Standing on business]

This is pretty much my personal milestone of the quintessential early 00s Kanye production...



Signature...

Fuuuuuuuuuuuccccckkkk I miss these days


I don't wanna be that dude but the I miss the old Kanye and old jay man ....

 

[Ivan Trillwater.]

Damnnnn some of these songs take me back

Soulful Ye

 

[head shots101]

He killed that post the og sample up....I never looked it up

Edit: he killed it

 

[Jone2three45]

wow, took me back with this...


this is that winter time music

Surly is.

 

[lutha]

very high...that song was, is, and will always be that shyt....it's just another example of how ye is that dude....

 

[Trill Bellamy]

 

[muse]

shyt was beautiful..I just don't see how these kids think his current shyt compares to shyt like this..
This shyt as well..


This shyt was crazy too..

:
that monica cd is one of the few r&b cds i own, and i love that fukking song. and i never knew he produced it

I played this song like CRAZY!

i had to search for this version after watching brown sugar and fukking kanye west produced it?!




i was JUST thinking of kanye old shyt, and his verse on blueprint 2, and me being a chicagoan so everyone was hype about kanye west, im listening to his verse on bounce and im like "i know this gotta be kanye, why he not listed nowhere?"
... why was that? there was a boy in my hs who was a fukking kanye stan, real smart. who ended up going to chicago state, and i thought it was cuz kanye went there


anyway, damn

producers, especially ones who sample, amaze me. we are lucky guys. kanye does a lot of weird, pissy, stupid shyt. but he's great at his profession and he is a fukking great contributor to music