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By Dj Pound Fri Aug 14, 2009 2:51 am
Was listening to this record today, I had forgot that I ever had it. It's aged well! I can remember at first not liking T3 or bataans flows to much, but jay dee's beats were always enough reason to keep me listening.
I gotta recant now though, T3 and Bataan had a funky little flow going on :lol: Infectious!

But does anyone know what Dilla was using during this period? Gear wise? Ive skimmed a few interviews online and havent found anything pertaining to that era.
By jpeg Fri Aug 14, 2009 11:14 am
yup the beats were so smooth at the time the rhymes was nut up o much but by 2001 i loved that soulful vibe and the chemistry and consistent vibe of the album was incredible.

but defo the mpc300 no sign of the microkorg cos the shit wan not out when that record was made.
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By Dj Pound Sat Aug 15, 2009 12:01 am
luegoods wrote:
crusoe wrote:Yeah that Raise it Up joint is heavy, and Forth and Back *always* gets the skirts rotating.


if you think he did it with a synth you are wrong:p here is the sample http://www.90bpm.net/users/monox/mp3/DryBangalter


Wow..that is f*cking nuts. Dilla totally flipped it up. Awesome!
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By Doglamp Sat Aug 15, 2009 12:17 am
About the sample :
The song uses a sample from the song, "Extra Dry", by Thomas Bangalter (of Daft Punk). It was initially used without permission, as producer J Dilla obtained a copy of the song from a bootleg recording, and assumed that the artist was an obscure techno producer, and was unlikely to find out. Bangalter and Guy-Manuel, however happened to be fans of Slum Village, and rather than demand a payment for the sample, instead asked to collaborate on one of their own tracks, which ended up becoming their remix of the song "Aerodynamic".
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By dafoost Sat Aug 15, 2009 12:32 am
Doglamp wrote:
About the sample :
rather than demand a payment for the sample, instead asked to collaborate on one of their own tracks


that's true hip hop. that's why i continue to make music.
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By faze1 Sat Aug 15, 2009 8:10 am
Dope pics of the old basement setup!! I never knew dilla had a sp1200!!! Its cool to talk about this album cuz its holds a special place for me. Listening to this album got me interested in beatmaking. I still listen to it all the time.
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By redsodeep Sat Aug 15, 2009 7:23 pm
Hahaha, i've got that same kalimba that Baatin in holding. It was my pops.




...I rock the same gear as Dilla :shock: