LOST IN THE SAUCE
The Sauce Apostle
My point was Gibbs didn't copy Spitta's formula, he was just doing the hot thing at the time. Spitta is in a class of his own when it comes to output.@LOST IN THE SAUCE thats a great list of collab albums
But again most of those are still one-offs. Ie Freeway and Jake one Talib and Tek projects were years apart…Wale collab’d with 9th and then went back to his normal releases.
So that’s why I worded my post the way I did, Spitta wasn’t the first, but he was the main one going to multiple producers. Blu may have did that but tbh I never heard of those other collabs. Most folk thought Blu & Exile was a group, and he fell off a cliff after their album
At that time doing a collab was major it was a stand alone thing you did a press run single video etc. it woulda have been taboo to do a project and 6 months later do one with another producer. Ie Buckshot or Murs with 9h that was their whole identity at that time. Spitta went against the grain treated it like just another tape which is how we see it done today.
And actually I’m a huge fan of Gibbs.I listen to Gibbs now more than spitta now. He just doesn’t have a point here.
Honestly I think you kind of made Gibbs point for him. It was standard to do the press run, single, video etc. Collabs are normally treated as major, all that. Curren$y just disregarded that and did shyt like he was working by himself.
I listen to both, I'm just looking at the situation objectively.