The "confirm a Dr.Dre-beat" thread

[dubsmith_nz]

hit up 'The Score' earlier to try get some real confirmation on Make Up Sex...

"The Score Official Yup Taylor wrote and produced it along side dr dre , Cameron and The Game ."

Good to get some confirmation. Does he mean Cam'ron the rapper? Interesting

[Matty]

hit up 'The Score' earlier to try get some real confirmation on Make Up Sex...

"The Score Official Yup Taylor wrote and produced it along side dr dre , Cameron and The Game ."

Good to get some confirmation. Does he mean Cam'ron the rapper? Interesting

Cameron Graves, dude in the group and Taylor's brother (guy singing the hook).

[TRG]

Busta - Cant Take It: Any body have some info on this? A lot of people have said its Dre, im on the fence about it. I havent been bothered to search myself lol.
Da Bastardz - Impact
Da Bastardz - Phat Stixxx
Da Bastardz - Em-Pha-Fucking-Red: A few Death Row/Pac forums have credited that Dre produced these tracks. To me it doesnt like him at all  

And it would be cool to have some solid info (which tracks are/arent, as a few sound and dont sound like Dre) about that Governor mixtape that is said to be filled with Dre tracks.

And can i get a link to that Realest track?

[Dre-Day]

i think this was on the BestBuy-edition of the Busta Rhymes-album
"Where's Your Money?" (Busta Rhymes feat. Ol' Dirty Bastard)
any credits?

the production credit was 'DJ Hill/Hillie Hill' as far as I know, but it certainly sounds like Dre mixed it at least. banger

yeah i like this one. defintely has that dre sound

[Darkwing Duck (The Reincarnation)]

thanks for the info about the game/busta rhymes-songs
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"in da zone" could be a Dre/sneed co-prodcution, thats why i listed it.
nothin is confirmed, but since "blueberries" was co-prod by Dre and Snoop, u neva kno..
there was also a Dre-typical song on the "exclusive"-bootleg, called "nothin 2 it" - but since Danny Boy is on it, i dont think it could be Dre

Da Bastardz songs are fake. it was an atterntion-seekin move by the group to press up the vinyl wit the credits (kinda like mac dre did when he credited one of his songs as a Dre-beat)

governor - one of the songs is a confirmed Dre-beat (same beat as Brandy-song), also another one uses the "xxplosvie"-instrumental

[Dre-Day]

nothin is confirmed, but since "blueberries" was co-prod by Dre and Snoop, u neva kno..

yeah? do you remember the source? just curious

[Darkwing Duck (The Reincarnation)]

my bad, i mean Dre and sneed[/s]
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Rolling Stone journalist Ronin Ro's Dre-book

[Dre-Day]

my bad, i mean Dre and sneed[/s]
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Rolling Stone journalist Ronin Ro's Dre-book

thanks, you mean the biography book right? or the death row one? i have both

[Okka]

Hittman's "Ass" was produced by Dr. Dre and Mel-Man.

http://www.dubcnn.com/connect/index.php?topic=106114.0

[Digital Pimpin']

i think this was on the BestBuy-edition of the Busta Rhymes-album
"Where's Your Money?" (Busta Rhymes feat. Ol' Dirty Bastard)
any credits?

the production credit was 'DJ Hill/Hillie Hill' as far as I know, but it certainly sounds like Dre mixed it at least. banger

DJ Hillie Hill was DJ Quik's character in Everybody Hates Chris lol

[Mr Wicked]

I really want to know more info on "I don't bang no more". Jewell is on the hook and dre used her vocals a lot so its possibly her. But I wonder what your it was recorded, for what project, etc. I would say I hope wideawake releases it but after seeing what they did to "doggystyle" I'd rather listen to the fuzzy low quality bootleg lol

according to http://www.bomb1st.com they say a guy called "Smooth Jack" produced that song
I think they also said that the song was recorded in 93 (not sure though)
but I don't know how reliable their info is
btw, not sure if all of you noticed but Dre actually does some background vocals during the hook

Rose Royce - It's Not Over

anybody know which year this was recorded or if this was properly released somewhere?
I know this was came out on some Dre bootleg, think the same bootleg had that D.O.C. "Bridgette" song which was unleaked before
so this might be unleaked too and that bootleg was the first release of that song
but who knows, maybe this was released on some rare single or compilation before
I guess this is a ruthless era song

[DetoxIsntAMyth]

They Goin Crazy was procuced by Slim himself

[Darkwing Duck (The Reincarnation)]

i dont think there were any individual credits for the songs on the Hittman-album. not sure tho

Rose Royce were active untill 1988, n by that time - i dont think Dre was asked to produce a record for em. Dre wasnt established - thatd be like askin Dre to produce a record for Guns N Roses in his teens. Rose Royce were big. it is possible, but not likely.
plus, "its not over" has that early/middle 80's-feel to it.

fishy tho - i cant find that song title without any relation to the "first round"-bootleg on google. i bet the song is probly on one of the Rose Royce-albums too, but i cant find a tracklisting on either wiki or discogs.
thats why i included the song on the "hearsay"-list, just seems to be incorrect
plus - there r other songs on the "first round"-bootleg that r not Dre-productions

[Dargine]

They Goin Crazy was procuced by Slim himself

True, either just Slim, or Slim & Babyboy.

[Darkwing Duck (The Reincarnation)]

oh, wasnt "bridgette" released as a bonus-cut on some cassette-release for a doc-sinlge?

And can i get a link to that Realest track?

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=LJNZ8V62

my bad, i mean Dre and sneed[/s]
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Rolling Stone journalist Ronin Ro's Dre-book

thanks, you mean the biography book right? or the death row one? i have both

yeah, this one --