It's April 25, 2024, 07:45:09 PM
dre fo sho, to say mel man does all of dre's work just shows your hip hop intellegence...dj premier is washed up in my opinion he can only rely on the same formula he's been using since the 80's
you're probably one of a handful of people who think that in the world
So what if I am....we all have our own opinon and where all intitled to one, and we can use it in any way we please, just becuase you like Dre doesnt mean that I have to think he is great, I thinlk DeathRow are a great label but you dont, does it matter?? No
Dre is washed up... what the hell.. from a money perspective he's made more scrilla in the last 4 years than he ever made at Death Row.
SSLP + MMLP + 2001 + Up In Smoke
2001 sold over double what the original Chronic album sold.. the original Chronic album was actually pretty slow selling for the first few months until the Ruthless beef gave it a bit of a buzz - plus you gotta know he's making it from Eminem.
Oh and recently Grammy and Source award folks gave him Producer of the year...
Now sales, money and awards aside (thats the people who take things at face value instead of looking deeper taken care of...) Dre has moved beyond layering samples for one reason... samples are a shortcut to getting the sound.. now he can afford to employ musicians to replay and add to/modify samples he can build things that sample users dream of.. he can isolate and either include or remove an element etc..
Lately people are knockin Dre for using musicians ermm.. you think Quincy Jones or David Axelrod play everything on their songs alone? they hire in session musicians.