He reused some played out samples on that record, which really took away from the experience. Didn‘t sound fresh. It was a good album but it lost points heavy for that reason, for me personally.
What is Dr. Dre last incredible beat?
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He reused some played out samples on that record, which really took away from the experience. Didn‘t sound fresh. It was a good album but it lost points heavy for that reason, for me personally.
Awesome Wells
The Ghost of Jack Tripper
That was Marsha's vision for the album though.
She said she wanted to make a project that was a love letter to all the old songs she loved back in the day. So him bringing those samples back was part of the idea. It was a concept album. Couple years ago, she spoke about how she wanted to do this album. Dre did what she was asking for. And he did a dope job on the production.
Yeah that’s fair. But the context doesn’t really influence the experience when I listened to it. I didn’t know that info when listening to the album and I don’t think it would have any impact on the experience if I did. In saying that though, I‘ll revisit it this week to test that and see how I enjoy it.
Shane em had to od on the accents because relapse had some of the best beats he ever rapped on.
Awesome Wells
The Ghost of Jack Tripper
The accents f*cked this album up, for me.
Production was dope, but he was definitely ODing with the damn accents.
Do you have any more info on this?
Stuckinthe90s
Pro
This is the correct answer!
This beat is fukking amazing 10/10
Looking his his production credits now on wiki and man smh
There is no way that
“Making my way downtown…”
azz beat is one of Dr Dre last best.
Stuckinthe90s
Pro
Vanessa Carlton is the GOAT, show some respect.There is no way that
“Making my way downtown…”
azz beat is one of Dr Dre last best.
Awesome Wells
The Ghost of Jack Tripper
Mel-Man always talked about how nobody can chop samples and program drums on the MPC like Dre does.
Lord Finesse, Just Blaze and Erick Sermon all flew to stay in Cali to work with Dre for months. All three tell stories about how they learned how to make beats on a higher level, from being taught mad new techniques by Dre. Daz credits Dre with teaching him while Dre was working on The Chronic and Doggystyle, and he said he used what he learned from watching Dre during those years to make his sh*t on Dogg Food. Sam Sneed says the same. Dre teaches legends.
He's the GOAT because he can do it all.
The Marsha project has a mixtape like feel to it, and it fully existing outside of rap (even though it's influence is all over it) was a good look for Dre's catalog. I felt like that one came out dope
But that Snoop album, Compton and Oxnard failing commercially and dividing fans really took the wind out of a "produced by Dr Dre" and it's potential impact. I see the good in all three of those projects but I think it's safe to say they are mid
But that Snoop album, Compton and Oxnard failing commercially and dividing fans really took the wind out of a "produced by Dr Dre" and it's potential impact. I see the good in all three of those projects but I think it's safe to say they are mid
Nah Breh. Was a studio sesh when I worked with g unit. (Now with diplo etc) I was like wtf is this piff but they couldn't/didnt ever drop it. Dre didnt change much the beat was fire. The track was only 3mish long and had 50 ranting at joe at the end.
Phantom Dreamer
All Star
There is no way that
“Making my way downtown…”
azz beat is one of Dr Dre last best.
that's one of my all-time favorite beats, but i can't un-hear that now.
