
By punkdISCO
Sat Mar 19, 2005 10:03 am
Hi cyrus - Yeah, I like the Emu filters. I used to have a E5000Ultra, filters were great.
See you,
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CRZ wrote:45 king is dope. And at the time, i didn't care for the "hard knock life" song. But I also didn't know what production was at that time either. If you ask me, the track was nothing but "on point" with what Jay-Z had to say and everything and also with the title being "Hard Knock Life". DUH!!!
I think after this song was when people started to get a little carried away with having the voices of young children on their Hip-hop songs. But now we've got something even worse to worry about. Gimmicky Gangsters.
haha, i hope i spelled that right.

CRZ wrote:oh yeah...
Do you guys know who J-Zone is???
If so,
What do you have to say about his beats and the way he samples stuff.
Personally, I think his beats are dope. Especially that song "Dancing" he just recently produced for GM Grimm (formerly MF Grimm).

CRZ wrote:Actually Knoxximus...
I got that from the GURU on "The Ownerz" album. I forget which song...I think it's the first joint on the cd.
You see I listen to catz that are well educated.
"Since I was 21 years old and legal, I knew the difference between gimmicky gangsters and powerful people."

shalemb wrote:the whole argument of " i can flip any **** sample from a crappy record and make it sound dope" is just wrong.
its mad RARE that you hear a DOPE beat that has been flipped from a WEAK record. i didn't say impossible i said rare.
its also rare that you hear a "keyboard" beat that has "soul" or "funk" or just that raw grimy dirty hip-hop sound that we all grew up loving.
neptunes, timbaland, sometimes dre kill it with the composed keyboard beats. Yall aren't them.
you can't tell me that you are so dope that you can "flip anything"
we are at the mercy of our samples MOST OF THE TIME. there are always exceptions.
a lot of yall are fronting. you should know your limitations
-shalem