<div class="quote_poster">Sasha Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">Just Blaze Rockwilder Timbaland Neptunes Kanye West DJ Green Lantern</div> lol if you think those guys all suck you obviously hate hip-hop.... DREAM: no love for my man Alchemist or DJ Quick???? Alchemist's beats are kind of ugly sounding to me DJ Quik is good how about Daz Dillinger - his beats are great
yeah "dat ***** daz" is the dude <div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post">Alchemist's beats are kind of ugly sounding to me</div> well they're grimey (and I like that) but he's produced some beauties also.......We Gon Make It is a great club song and it has a feel good vibe to it..
Green Lantern is far from horrible IMO. He's making some hot beats right now for his newly signed artist Uncle Murda. He's also made some good beats with Ghostface Killah, Eminem, Beanie Seagel etc.
DJ Quik is good. I like some of Jazze Pha's beats as well. U Can Call and Fair Xchange had a nice touch to them. Johnny J's beats for 2Pac were pretty nice as well. I think Eminem is a pretty ****** producer. Some of the **** on Loyal To The Game was just plain horrible (i.e- Thug For Life).
<div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post">lol if you think those guys all suck you obviously hate hip-hop....</div> And, you're obviously an idiot.
<div class="quote_poster">Sasha Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">And, you're obviously an idiot.</div> No, YOU are mate. You come on to basketball boards, never post anything basketball related, just ponce around with your pseudo-intellectual music snobbery........ Maybe you should take your music ideas to a music site? You'd probably have your ass handed to you. anyone who says all these guys are horrible either doesn't understand music production, hates hiphop or just goes out of his way to be different cause he has issues: Just Blaze Rockwilder Timbaland Neptunes Kanye West DJ Green Lantern 4 people on this list are among the most influential hiphop producers of all time, yet in your opinion, they're horrible. lmao.
OMG differing opinions! Like, he must be stupid and hate hip-hop. Like, he must not know what is good because his opinion differs from the status quo. Influential hip hop producers? Where have they broken boundaries and caused a shift in the way hip-hop is produced and listened to? Do you know the definition of influence? BTW, I do post at a music site, and that's where I get most of my information from about music. There's a whole world of music aside from your favorite DJ's track on MTV/BET. The world is full of music, and the world is full of producers that have transcended what those guys make you think is influential and new and exciting. It's just not known, because the music business is scared of change, and quite frankly consumers like yourself are scared of it too. How do I not understand music production? Because I find these guys repetitive and unimaginative? How is Kanye for example any better or more influential than say J Dilla. J Dilla was ahead of his time, and while he was sampling Daft Punk years ago and creating his style years ago, Kanye West is coming around just now and copying everything this man has done. He's ripping off DJ Premier left and right as well. I'd be glad to share with you the other perspective of music if you're willing to be open-minded about it and not slam me because of my different views. Your call.
<div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post">I like some of Jazze Pha's beats as well</div> yuck, lol....Jazze Fat has made a couple of beats that I've enjoyed. <div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post">Just Blaze Rockwilder Timbaland Neptunes Kanye West DJ Green Lantern 4 people on this list are among the most influential hiphop producers of all time, yet in your opinion, they're horrible. lmao. </div> I think those guys you named are talented, but I wouldn't say that any of them are among the most influential of all time.
<div class="quote_poster">THE DREAM Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">yuck, lol....Jazze Fat has made a couple of beats that I've enjoyed. I think those guys you named are talented, but I wouldn't say that any of them are among the most influential of all time.</div> you're trippin' bro.... Neptunes, Kanye, Timbo and Just Blaze - that is 4 of the very most influential producers of the moment, not only in hip-hop, but in pop music in general and of the last 5-8 years. in 10 years they will definitely be considered among the most influential alltime. after all, hip-hop is an extremely young art form so "alltime" isnt' really that long of a time.... DJ Premier has had a huge influence on tons of rappers, but in terms of what's on the charts, what you hear in clubs and what comes out of people's cars nowadays, Timbaland and Neptunes have way more reach. SASHA: "I'd be glad to share with you the other perspective of music if you're willing to be open-minded about it and not slam me because of my different views. Your call." well you're the one who dropped "idiot" when i only gave you an "Lol". To me, you posting that is kind of like saying you think hendrix, clapton, jimmy page and stevie ray vaughan are all "horrible" guitarists. I guess someone could have that "opinion" but it's a bit out there imo. You would have to travel far and wide to find producers with as good an ear for a hook as those dudes. I used to work for a hip-hop manager and I listened to demo after demo of stuff that was nowhere near as guys as those. I don't think those guys are geniuses, but they're talented at what they do.
I see what you're saying...they are more popular on a mainstream level (which isn't bad), but soul sampling has been around way before Kanye...I mean RZA, Premo, Pete Rock, etc. were all doing soul samples before kanye came along, I think Kanye is a great producer, but I don't feel like his beats are neccessarily what I'd consider "ground breaking"...to be honest I can see your argument for the other 3 (blaze, timbo, and the Neptunes) more than Kanye. <div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post"> 10 years they will definitely be considered among the most influential alltime. after all, hip-hop is an extremely young art form so "alltime" isnt' really that long of a time</div> yes it's young, but usually when you talk "influence" you talk about the pioneers that layed the ground, because they were there first... EDIT It's like Dre and Quick influenced an entire coast....Premo, Marley Marl, Pete Rock. Bambaata, RZA, Havoc, etc. influenced an entire coast..
Do I like Kanye? Hell Yeah. Influential isn't exactly what I would call him though. And who cares if Dilla was sampling Daft Punk before Kanye...its not like that makes Kanye a bad producer...everybody can't be 100% original...but Dilla was never mainstream like Ye' is...Ye' is basically introducing it to the mainstream which is why he is getting a lot of credit for it.
<div class="quote_poster">Quoting phunD:</div><div class="quote_post">You would have to travel far and wide to find producers with as good an ear for a hook as those dudes.</div> Your point?
Wheres the love for 9th Wonder? Guy is a f'n genius, "Murs 3:16" and "The Listening" are 2 producing classics IMO.
<div class="quote_poster">Sasha Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">Your point?</div> i have none. you're right. about everything. happy now? NTC, if 9th Wonder is the guy who produces most of the Roots stuff then i agree, that guy is DOPE......
<div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post">NTC, if 9th Wonder is the guy who produces most of the Roots stuff then i agree, that guy is DOPE...... </div> he doesn't <div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post">Wheres the love for 9th Wonder? Guy is a f'n genius, "Murs 3:16" and "The Listening" are 2 producing classics IMO. </div> 9th wonder seems like a real intelligent brother, but his production lacks that "umph" to put him as one of the greats.....I have a boy who I feel is a better producer than 9th Wonder....
<div class="quote_poster">phunDamentalz Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">i have none. you're right. about everything. happy now?</div> No. I just want to get your side of the story. By what I've read, if music is hard to come by, it shouldn't be considered good? That's just lazy talk. Please counterpoint.
<div class="quote_poster">Sasha Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">No. I just want to get your side of the story. By what I've read, if music is hard to come by, it shouldn't be considered good? That's just lazy talk. Please counterpoint.</div> I just mean you'd have to listen to a LOT of demos to hear guys as good as Timbaland, the Neptunes or Just Blaze. In my experience, talented artists, even minorly talented, are few and far between. Out of every 100 musicians, struggling/unsigned or whatever, seems like only 2 or 3 actually have the ability to create anything original or good, at least on a level where it will travel and be liked by even a semi-sizeable group of people. So even the bands that are crap are still in that 2 or 3 out of 100, so I try not to be so critical of music that is mediocre. I'm listening to the Good Charlotte album right now at work (quietly), and it's okay, it's nothing ground-breaking or genius, it's pretty damn corporate but it's still in that top 2 or 3 per 100 CDs so I"m not going to say it's complete feces just cause it's not OK Computer...... know what i mean mayn??
<div class="quote_poster">THE DREAM Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">9th wonder seems like a real intelligent brother, but his production lacks that "umph" to put him as one of the greats.....I have a boy who I feel is a better producer than 9th Wonder....</div> Lacks "umph"? How so? He produces more chilled stuff, thats his style.
