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This beat on some dope speakers.
Was so glad to hear it on both their albums at the time.
This was just on Common's album no?
Common talks about Dilla writing and rhyming on Thelonious
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This was just on Common's album no?
Ukbrotha
Superstar
No, definitely on fantastic vol 2 as well.
Formerly known as...
Collector
I cant see it on the tracklist of my vinyl.....
Ukbrotha
Superstar
Maybe vinyl version is different but I remember it as track 20 on the CD then.
Middle Finga U
Paper Chaser by Nature
It was a hidden track on Fantastic, vol 2
TheDarceKnight
Veteran
It was on like water for chocolate from common and fantastic volume 2 from Slum village
darealvelle
Real Talk
Haha that Moog bassline I would always try to duplicate and find on other synth keyboards but could never find that bass that Dilla used on Thelonious and Nag Champa. Dilla was one of a kind I tell ya. His basses were always warm sounding.
darealvelle
Real Talk
Hannibal Fox
Eetwidomayloh
Your simple and sloppy, stop it, I'll give it to you like Pac did to Mobb Deep......and thats why I fukked your bytch.
Dilla was wild, that verse from game over had me dying
Turn on the tv, is this, another cop busted for illegal business, they out of control they out of their minds, they pulling you over, they hopping inside.
Dilla was wild, that verse from game over had me dying
Turn on the tv, is this, another cop busted for illegal business, they out of control they out of their minds, they pulling you over, they hopping inside.
TheDarceKnight
Veteran
Had no idea about this. I’ll watch it later. darealvelle
Real Talk
beenz
Rap Guerilla
I always had trouble distinguishing the voices of the original SV lineup.
Solomon Lurke
My Boys Dey Be Lurkin...
Damn right he was.
I say with a straight face all the time that Dilla was one of my favorite rappers. I've had people say, "you mean as far as producers go?"
Just in general he's one of my favorite rappers. Dilla had a smooth and bouncy flow that is unique to this day, and he's one of the best shyt talking emcees ever. I love that he's got a reputation as this neo-soul producer cat, but 90% of his raps were about strippers, weed, big trucks, ice, rims, and even a little bit of gun play/stick talk.
His verse definitely belonged last on Thelonious. He bodied Common on there.
I often feel a way that people correlate Dilla with Donuts so much. I get the mystique behind why but really this version of Dilla was the best. Dope beats, dope rhymes, musical and hood at the same time. A lot of my favorite joints of his is with him rapping. If he had not of passed, I definitely would have loved to see where he would have took it as an artist.
Solomon Lurke
My Boys Dey Be Lurkin...
Understandable. Early on both T3 and Baatin rapped in multiple voices.
BmoreGorilla
Veteran
One of my favorite Common tracks. Dilla killed it but I always liked Baatin’s verse the best
