I saw Large Pro dj back in 2009 or 2010...at the brillo box in Pittsburgh...dope set and honestly i couldn't ask for anything more. One of my favorite producers on the mic.
Large Professor Appreciation
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BmoreGorilla
Veteran
Those beats were dope. Akinelye was just wack on the mic
erickonasis
Resident Oldhead
My favorite
Big Mel
@bigboss
I don't wanna fool, I just wanna cool, and keep my hand around a drink by the pool....
Take It In Blood
Banned
With my guy Wavy Da Ghawd
The snare and groove on this track is 
KingsOfKings
𝕄𝕒𝕕𝕝𝕚𝕓 𝕚𝕤 𝕥𝕙𝕖 𝔾𝕠𝕒𝕥
Tommy Gibbs
Superstar
you didn't know that??? lol. The best thing about buying cds was opening it and looking at the production tracks. Star Wars was actually a track he gave Nas and it took him a while to release it so he did a song over the beat as well. Then Nas released it on the Stillmatic deluxe anniversary editionHE DID STAR WARS???
The same thing also happened on a song he gave to U God. and he reused the vocal hook to "Ur da man".Some of Large Pro's best work are songs that most people have never heard. He's never broke thru the mainstream again after Geffen shelved his classic debut solo.
due for some new music, hes been quiet for a minute now
edit: hes still only 49! that is amazing, 16-17 in the stu with Rakim and G Rap
edit: hes still only 49! that is amazing, 16-17 in the stu with Rakim and G Rap
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Tommy Gibbs
Superstar
he's always releasing music, he's just not mainstream. He produced an album for Neek the Exotic late last year. he's been working with dude for about 20 years now. That album flew so far under the radar, it's not even listed on wikipedia. It's dope though.
He’s a legend…
He basically produced all of Kool G Rap’s Wanted Dead or Alive
Eric B. just took all the production credits
He basically produced all of Kool G Rap’s Wanted Dead or Alive
Eric B. just took all the production credits
Tommy Gibbs
Superstar
And he was 18 when he did that. This album and Ket the Rhythm Hit him, the engineer Anton said Large pro basically did both albums without the credit. G Rap and Polo said Large pro did 70% of their album in an interview. The rumor fir decades is that Paul C started working on Let the Rhythm hit em before he was killed and large Pro finished it as an 18 year old. This isn’t true. Paul C was killed before the recording of the album started in 1989. One of Paul’s friends(I forgot his name at the moment) told Rakim there was this young guy that knew Paul and the beats he would use so Large Pro basically came in and did the album. As a goddamn 17/18 year old.
the strange thing is that Large Pro RARELY discusses either of the albums, but Anton gave a full interview about them a couple years ago. He said Large pro used those sessions and studio time to work on his own music. And they weren’t only using the 1200 and 950, they also used a sampler called a Publison with more time.
