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Quote from: Stan on April 19, 2011, 09:30:01 AMQuote from: UCC on April 19, 2011, 06:46:11 AMWell it used to be huge because it could be the hit on the album that would sell the album, like California Love, or Blow Your Mind, or Busta's Break Yo NeckBut I don't think labels and artists will go to Dre for a big single now, because he hasn't been making beats that become hits recently... they might go for a dope album track though, like Raekwon didYup I think that sounds about right. Back in the day 10 years ago artists were paying 200 geez for a Dre beat because of hit value. I just don't think he has that modern techno sound used to make hybrid rap music (see Will.I.Am). What was the the last top 10 or even top 20 hit Dre produced? Anyone ... ?i think crack a bottle & we made you
Quote from: UCC on April 19, 2011, 06:46:11 AMWell it used to be huge because it could be the hit on the album that would sell the album, like California Love, or Blow Your Mind, or Busta's Break Yo NeckBut I don't think labels and artists will go to Dre for a big single now, because he hasn't been making beats that become hits recently... they might go for a dope album track though, like Raekwon didYup I think that sounds about right. Back in the day 10 years ago artists were paying 200 geez for a Dre beat because of hit value. I just don't think he has that modern techno sound used to make hybrid rap music (see Will.I.Am). What was the the last top 10 or even top 20 hit Dre produced? Anyone ... ?
Well it used to be huge because it could be the hit on the album that would sell the album, like California Love, or Blow Your Mind, or Busta's Break Yo NeckBut I don't think labels and artists will go to Dre for a big single now, because he hasn't been making beats that become hits recently... they might go for a dope album track though, like Raekwon did
Quote from: From Dre-Day to Nate Day on April 19, 2011, 09:33:24 AMQuote from: Stan on April 19, 2011, 09:30:01 AMQuote from: UCC on April 19, 2011, 06:46:11 AMWell it used to be huge because it could be the hit on the album that would sell the album, like California Love, or Blow Your Mind, or Busta's Break Yo NeckBut I don't think labels and artists will go to Dre for a big single now, because he hasn't been making beats that become hits recently... they might go for a dope album track though, like Raekwon didYup I think that sounds about right. Back in the day 10 years ago artists were paying 200 geez for a Dre beat because of hit value. I just don't think he has that modern techno sound used to make hybrid rap music (see Will.I.Am). What was the the last top 10 or even top 20 hit Dre produced? Anyone ... ?i think crack a bottle & we made youOkay you got me ... how about anyone other than Eminem (who can sell himself)? Em could probably get a Reason beat from someone on this forum and make a hit out of it if he tried.
Quote from: Stan on April 19, 2011, 09:35:09 AMQuote from: From Dre-Day to Nate Day on April 19, 2011, 09:33:24 AMQuote from: Stan on April 19, 2011, 09:30:01 AMQuote from: UCC on April 19, 2011, 06:46:11 AMWell it used to be huge because it could be the hit on the album that would sell the album, like California Love, or Blow Your Mind, or Busta's Break Yo NeckBut I don't think labels and artists will go to Dre for a big single now, because he hasn't been making beats that become hits recently... they might go for a dope album track though, like Raekwon didYup I think that sounds about right. Back in the day 10 years ago artists were paying 200 geez for a Dre beat because of hit value. I just don't think he has that modern techno sound used to make hybrid rap music (see Will.I.Am). What was the the last top 10 or even top 20 hit Dre produced? Anyone ... ?i think crack a bottle & we made youOkay you got me ... how about anyone other than Eminem (who can sell himself)? Em could probably get a Reason beat from someone on this forum and make a hit out of it if he tried.not sure, maybe How we do? or Outta control remix?