Best j Dilla Production from this Twitter post?

[Gifted one]

All classics but I'll say "Get Dis Money" song takes you on a trance

 

[LDC]

Stakes Is High

 

[boogers]

stakes

 

[darealvelle]

Get dis money easily. It’s my alarm as well.

 

[jerzboy]

The Light…just bc we’ve heard it a million times doesnt downplay how surreal it is

It took me getting older to realize Dilla isnt (or shouldn’t be) just praised on some ‘let’s give him props bc he died’. Nah he is EASILY the best producer of all time. Easily.

He has no trademark 1 dimensional sound. Something I don’t think any truth producer can say. He can morph into whatever you want. No ghost producers either. I didn’t realize his brilliance until I’d look up songs I loved for years and found out Dilla did them

Took me long to realize how great he is too. One of the best in this hip hop shyt. Then he made the classic Janet “got til it’s gone”

 

[aceboon]

Get Dis Money

 

[Tribal Outkast]

Tough pick but I’m going Runnin’ Def should go with stakes is high or won’t do. I’ll stick with my pick tho

 

[TripleAgent]

Stakes Is High, zero bad answers though. If Theonius was on there...

 

[Aje]

When that Shinin' album dropped, I would play "Won't Do" for 35-45 minutes straight.

The track is a fever dream lullaby of longing, ethereal bliss.

 

[TEH]

Common with the Stevie Wonder sample

Of course

 

[the cac mamba]

He has no trademark 1 dimensional sound. Something I don’t think any truth producer can say.

alchemist. the sheer range of shyt he's produced from 99 to 2024 is insane

 

[EA]

Hard to pick but I think I have to go with Runnin

 

[Awesome Wells]

Then he made the classic Janet “got til it’s gone”

I thought for years that he made that too, but Q-Tip cleared it up and said Jam & Lewis basically heard some Dilla tracks during recording and mimicked his swing and style to make that song.

When he heard they bit his sound, he made the remix to show them he could make his own version. He wasn't happy with how they tried to run with his whole formula back then.

 

[LDC]

I thought for years that he made that too, but Q-Tip cleared it up and said Jam & Lewis basically heard some Dilla tracks during recording and mimicked his swing and style to make that song.

When he heard they bit his sound, he made the remix to show them he could make his own version. He wasn't happy with how they tried to run with his whole formula back then.

Yea that remix Dilla/Tip did of the Brand New Heavies' Sometimes earlier that year most definitely inspired it.

 

[Metal Face]

Get Dis Money