spliz
SplizThaDon
I mean it’s second nature to me. I been doing it since I started recording so it’s all part of the process to me at this point.
So I finally listened to Young Jeezy's TM101 front to back!
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That's cool. I have obsessive tendancies so it takes me longer sometimes. It depends.
I'm curious - if you mix someone's track and you get all the stems/vocals - how many real hours does it usually take to complete.
In all honesty it took me 50 minutes to just get the first passable vocal mix for one track the other day. I had to mix down vocals on 11 tracks. Each one has two chorsus and three verses so they are all over 3:30 minutes.
Also do you yourself have any pressed up albums on CD or vinyl? Or have you been involved in any projects that go specifically pressed up?
If so how long does it take you on average to complete a whole album - music, art, to point of sale?
With a 9-5 and work it usually takes me two years to complete an album to market. ALthough I set it so the next one may be faster. In my early twenties I used to drop albums every year for like 9 years straight cause all I never gave it as much deep thought. as I do now. Blessing and curse lol
DaveyDave
Superstar
never liked Jeezy, I think I listened to one mixtape when it dropped. One of the snowman ones or something. Might give it a listen just to see how it is tho. It’s just not my style and never has been.
A literal classic. Sounds fresh TODAY.
CoCKy GeNiuS
Superstar
A culture shifting moment when this dropped the summer of 05. I was actually in the clubs and around it all. The feeling I got when hopping in my dawgs old school wit the flip paint job on 24s headed to the club playing tm101 was honestly one of the most surreal feelings ever, EVERY SINGLE TIME. I usually don't even brag about that past. But I can honestly say I lived that summer of 05 moment.
IllmaticDelta
Veteran
bumped this yesterday, and the production still sounds fresh
bumped this yesterday, and the production still sounds fresh
No doubt!
Half of the young nikkas in my small city got locked up due to this album. Had even square nikkas thinking they can be dope boys. Had nikkas thinking they would get trophies for trappin
I literally went to this hole in the wall club in Hawkinsville, GA near Macon that from the beginning to the end played TH101 the entire time in the club and everyone was singing word for word. shyt was wild. I went with two hoes. Couldn't even dance, it was just straight nikka shyt. Still one of the
albums
CourtesyFlush
Superstar
Album still sounds fresh as the day I copped it in 2005 as a senior in HS 
Cheese McNair
Bought it this morning, drive it like I stole it
was this thread really made in 2021
I think OP from New Zealand or something.
T-K-G
Veteran
Recession is another level of
going back and listening to it now is a wild experience, the longevity is crazy!