DrHackenbush
Happy wars/sad love songs
Dilla was ill but I cant put him top 5..He never produced a whole classic album like Rza or Havoc or Dre or Premier
Hip-Hop Producer J-Dilla's Equipment Donated To The Smithsonian & Put on Display
- Thread starter Remy Danton
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cool.
Big Mel
@bigboss
I agree with you mostly but Fantastic Vol. 2 has slow burned its way to niche classic at this point.
Urbanmiracle
Brooklyn the planet...
Man i know its cliche to be a Dilla fan, BUT its warranted. Dilla was fukkING ILL. He was. He was Pete Rock on acid. Dude was serious with the beats. He could do anything, jazz, funk, electro, r&b and of course hip hop. The way he sampled, the cuts, the drum programming, he took the MPC to new heights. He fathered cats like Black Milk, got the admiration from his mentors like Pete Rock, and him and Madlib? GODS. He is a GOD. A beat GOD. He might not have produced for like Jay-z or Nas but DILLA GOT BEATS. He had Kanye trying to mimic his style for Common's "Be". nikkas need to stop hating, don't let the Dilla dikk riding blind you, and just turn it UP!! Dilla deserves this. For real. Check him out. Dude got beats. I mean, he got beats. Him, Madlib, Alchemist and 9th wonder , they took the torch From Pete Rock, RZA, Preemo. Dilla was nice. And he is missed
Shamrock32
Pro
lol at some of these responses. "I disagree with you" turns into "well you must work at Wendys then!"
kevthesureshot
All Star
Soon as I saw this post I was like 
how dope is that. then I thought, someone's gonna say he's overrated. We got that in the first post lol. oh well. 
to the great. his fans and the people he worked with recognize the impact he had on music and it's nice to see others are as well.
how dope is that. then I thought, someone's gonna say he's overrated. We got that in the first post lol. oh well. to the great. his fans and the people he worked with recognize the impact he had on music and it's nice to see others are as well.Im talking bout full songs.
Remy Danton
All Star
Remy Danton
All Star
dont i know it
raidersreceiver
All Star
My top 5 Dilla beats in no order
Anyone remember when @Truality was trying to launch a rap career and getting clowned to shyt back on?
Please dont comment on talented people
backstory
Ur prolly talkin about the mixtape i dropped a few years ago
Dont see how that effects my opinion of rap as a fan but then again theres alot of weirdos here
I do have a side job rap career my official album is in the process of being online promoted in the next few weeks
Im just waiting for it to get in itunes
Heres snippets if u wanna hear them:
http://www.cdbaby.com/m/cd/liotta3
Dont see how that effects my opinion of rap as a fan but then again theres alot of weirdos here
I do have a side job rap career my official album is in the process of being online promoted in the next few weeks
Im just waiting for it to get in itunes
Heres snippets if u wanna hear them:
http://www.cdbaby.com/m/cd/liotta3
KillSpray
Don't be mad
@Truality Like a breh said earlier, Dilla created multiple styles of rap beats but none of his stuff ever crossed over to be huge pop hits like a Dre or Rza. He pioneered that "off the grid" drum style, huge role in the neo soul sound, and was a master of sample chopping. Dilla is really like a producers producer. A lot of his genius is in the details that a lot of people might miss on a casual listen, his drum patterns always had a ill groove, his drum sounds were impeccable, and he flipped so many styles. His music is unique and even though he has many imitators, no one can do really recreate what he did.