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Yeah, Don't Get Carried Away is another. When I think of a 'Detox' style beat, I think of switch ups in the beat and chord changes every several bars. A few other examples that I can think of include Obie Trice's "Oh!"Em, Dre, 50 "Encore"Game "Don't Worry" ( during his verses )Game "Start From Scratch" ( not so much in terms of switch ups but in beat pattern and layering )Busta "Cocaina"
Quote from: Larrabee on February 06, 2008, 07:48:56 PMYeah, Don't Get Carried Away is another. When I think of a 'Detox' style beat, I think of switch ups in the beat and chord changes every several bars. A few other examples that I can think of include Obie Trice's "Oh!"Em, Dre, 50 "Encore"Game "Don't Worry" ( during his verses )Game "Start From Scratch" ( not so much in terms of switch ups but in beat pattern and layering )Busta "Cocaina"the encore beat was one of the worst dre beats i heard in ages, it was so rigid and eminem like it hardly even sounded like a westcoast cat made the beat imo...the only joint from bustas album to me which is detox studio session material is the get you some beat...wasnt impressed with dres other shit on the album...i think the beat for nas and busta was dissapointing....i think the beat with the grave digging effect was def made with detox in mind or atleast on some creative shit but overall the beat is not very good...cocaina is a nice joint but the beat is boring...dont worry is ncie during game verses yes but detox material?....start from scratch is def detox worthy and so were oh and the setup was a banger to instrumental wise...would have been perfect for snoop to rap over....but nothing dre has done recently really even comes into mind when in thinkin of detox....i think you need to check 2001 again and some of his beats the year or 2 after that and remind yourself of real dre beats...and i know you're a big dre fan and got good knowledge so u know your dre shit but really i dont think hardly any of the shit mentioned in this thread is comin into detox, if dre thought any of it was good enough, he would have kept it imo...pz
Dubcnn: Well let's see if you can speak about this then. Some time ago Scratch did an article on the Detox project. It mentioned tracks that Dre affiliates thought were possibly produced with Detox in mind. Examples cited were Obie Trice's "The Set Up" and The Game's "Runnin'." Do you know of any other beats that were at one point considered for Dre's album?Nah, at least in stuff prior to me getting there, I wouldn't know at all. I haven't asked Doc too much about that stuff. You know, most articles and all that stuff aren't super-legit. You know what I mean? I think that when it comes to this project, and the Doc's stuff in particular and all that, people just want to have any kind of information. You got internet kids who really believe it when they see Detox downloads and stuff online, it's so crazy! But anyway, If they can somehow attribute it to that, they're like, "Oh, well, we heard that Detox is supposed to come out. We've been hearing about it for a while." They're kind of assuming that every beat that they think is hot and Dre is attached to which ends up on someone else's record, they're thinking that that's stuff that was for Detox and it's not.I mean, to me, I think that if it would have been for Detox, it will be on Detox! You know what I'm saying? I think people aren't looking at it like that. The stuff that's for the record is for the record! You're going to hear it when it's on the record. I don't really know about anything that maybe he was considering then decided, "Nah. I'ma use that on another project." I don't – I can't confirm any of that. I've another thing about that, too. I think Dre has the quality of coming out with the best stuff that he can for his artists. I wouldn't think he or any of us have the mentality of, "Oh, let's keep this beat for this and just give you this." It's like, "Nah, let's put the best thing that's going to work out for whatever record."
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