muzikfrk75
#4080
i wanna hear an album where alchemist finds the samples, just/alc collab on the beats and kanye masters it
That would be
i wanna hear an album where alchemist finds the samples, just/alc collab on the beats and kanye masters it
5-9 is in no particular order, all too dope to put one over the other imo.
Dilla at 9?...ok...sure
When I said paved the way, I was talking about he made that underground sound poppin again like Kanye and Just brought back that soulfulness. He made classics and it influenced other people on the commercial level like Kanye and paved the way for other underground producers to get their buzz in the streets.I agree with a lot of what you're saying about people not knowing the depth of a lot of these producers work, but about the Hi-Tek comment. Hi-Tek and Alchemist were making the same style of beats in 1998. Truly. When Train of Thought dropped in 2000 it was very Dilla inspired and a lot of cats were influenced by Tek, and Tek is very underrated, even on here. To say Tek paved the way for Alchemist is crazy, because Alchemist was doing beats before/during the same time. They were making the same music in the same lane.
If you wanna talk about the two people that paved the way for ALC you gotta talk DJ Premier and DJ Muggs. Muggs mentored him and then ALC ghost produced on Temples of Boom, and ALC spent all of his time at D&D with Premier while Gang Starr was making Moment of Truth. Al's original style was a blend of Preem and Muggs, but eventually he found his own sound, and he's evolved it ever since, and is still evolving it now.
Once again not to hammer it in so deep but Just Blaze can do any damn thing with music. The guy could be one of the biggest dub-step or rock producers in the world if he were so inclined. Just Blaze was making functional video games and computer programs by the time he was 10.
When I said paved the way, I was talking about he made that underground sound poppin again like Kanye and Just brought back that soulfulness. He made classics and it influenced other people on the commercial level like Kanye and paved the way for other underground producers to get their buzz in the streets.
I'm not saying he influenced Alchemist or whatever, it's like saying Jeezy paved the way for Gucci. Gucci been doing what he's been doing, but he wasn't taken serious until Jeezy. There is more truth to the gucci/jeezy statement, while Hi-tek/Alchemist is just my loose analogy of the two.
What the fukk am I wrong about? Maybe the Salaam Remi statement.Either way ur WRONG as fukk about Al...u straight up belittled that nikka in this thread and its disgusting honestly...
only whiteboys and mobb deep fans would pick alchemist,str8 up
the coli ain't real life
I rock with Just.. His top of the line beats are just
I wish he did more full albums to showcase his versatility..