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I DISAGREE..I MEAN, SURE, QUIK HAD HIS HAND IN SHIT, BUT DAZ WAS THE MAN BEHIND THOSE BEATS...SKANDALOUZ SOUNDS LIKE IT COULD BE ON DOGG FOOD, EASILY
Quote from: NIKCC on October 31, 2013, 08:43:51 AMDaz=top 5 produced in west coast hip-hop history.. Get mad Can even go TOP 3 - 2 -1 DRE, Warren & Daz fights for it in my books - love em =)
Daz=top 5 produced in west coast hip-hop history.. Get mad
I have a theory based on some observations:1) The beats attributed to Daz on All Eyez on Me are some of the greatest beats in the history of rap music. 2) Daz has produced nothing even remotely comparable in quality since All Eyez On Me. 3) Quik's contract with Priority limited the amount of work he was officially allowed to do for Death Row, so he worked under the table and produced under other peoples' names. 4) Skandalouz definitely sounds like a DJ Quik beat. It sounds like no other beat Daz ever produced.5) I Ain't Mad At Cha samples DeBarge. This is sophisticated music, the sort of stuff Quik makes. It sounds like no other Daz beat.My theory: all of the beats on All Eyez On Me that are attributed to Daz are actually beats by DJ Quik. Daz was listed as producer because of Quik's contract with Priority. This is the only theory that makes sense. No producer has ever made such high quality beats and then made nothing similar. Daz hasn't made a track like Skandalouz or I Ain't Mad At Cha since 1996. Quik, on the other hand, has never fallen off, and is still a genius producer to this day.
Quote from: NIKCC on October 31, 2013, 08:43:51 AMDaz=top 5 produced in west coast hip-hop history.. Get mad Come on homie.. that's not a laudatory statement but actually a diss to call Daz "top 5 West Coast".Daz is "TOP 2 EVER (any coast)". It's Dre, then Daz... then everyone else!
Daz work on nate dogg's g-funk clAssics vol.1 was just as smooth and well produced... Check nate dogg's "why" and "wanted dead or alive" they're straight funky smooth tracks with strong bass lines and great mixing. Hi work on "doggfather " has the vibe as well. Even daz work on rage's album is very reminiscent of the "all eyes on me" ... I mean I know those PAC tracks are classic but daz work was just as dope as fuck before check "above the rim" and "murder was the case" his work there was way ahead if it's time as they still sound clear and well produced to this day. Daz should just take his time with the beats like he did before that's all those tracks were replayed by different musicians as time went on I'm sure before they were released daz spoke on that on rap city years ago before "dogg food" came out. Daz said he would turn his tracks in to Dre and Dre would add take away or tell him to change shit . The work used to be over produced for clarity and quality now it's not ... That's explanation to why it's so different now... Stop putting out albums evey 5 minutes and make some shit worth buying again ...
"Dogg Food" a dark album? Only "dark" beat on the album is "Dogg Pound Gangstaz". I guess people have really different opinions on what is "dark".
Either Daz didn't produce his own beats or one day he woke up and forgot how to produce. I don't see how he could have went from doing the AOEM beats to just completely unable to do a decent beat and buying beats from other producers. If you are comparing beats, Daz had some real nice beats back in the day. But if you are comparing producers, Daz doesn't even come into the conversation as to great west coast producers. It is really sad because he fell off pretty hard.
Quote from: thegooddoc on November 01, 2013, 09:35:50 PMEither Daz didn't produce his own beats or one day he woke up and forgot how to produce. I don't see how he could have went from doing the AOEM beats to just completely unable to do a decent beat and buying beats from other producers. If you are comparing beats, Daz had some real nice beats back in the day. But if you are comparing producers, Daz doesn't even come into the conversation as to great west coast producers. It is really sad because he fell off pretty hard. Daz had already done enough in the 90's to be the 2nd best producer of all time. He didn't need to make any more great beats after Death Row, he had already done enough.
Quote from: Infinite on November 01, 2013, 12:30:49 AMQuote from: NIKCC on October 31, 2013, 08:43:51 AMDaz=top 5 produced in west coast hip-hop history.. Get mad Come on homie.. that's not a laudatory statement but actually a diss to call Daz "top 5 West Coast".Daz is "TOP 2 EVER (any coast)". It's Dre, then Daz... then everyone else!Man.. Daz is a great producer.. but no way he is better than Quik and Battlecat.Only LA based, Producer No order... divide in groups .Extra Genius: DJ Quik and Dr. DreGenius: Battlecat,Cold 187,Warren G,Tony G, Johnny J,Rhythm D,Eazy-EGreats: Daz,DJ Glaze,DJ Crazy Toones,Fredwreck,Dobbs The Wino,Skee-Lo,DJ Uneek,Chilly Chill,Sir Jynx,DJ Pooh,DJ Muggs,Tha Chill,The Egyptian Lover,Hi-C,Tony-A,Afrika Islam,Ice-T,QDIII,King T and list goes on..Honorable mention: Ice Cube ( He produced dope shit on K-Dee album)
Quote from: Mr. Theo on November 01, 2013, 06:12:02 AMQuote from: Infinite on November 01, 2013, 12:30:49 AMQuote from: NIKCC on October 31, 2013, 08:43:51 AMDaz=top 5 produced in west coast hip-hop history.. Get mad Come on homie.. that's not a laudatory statement but actually a diss to call Daz "top 5 West Coast".Daz is "TOP 2 EVER (any coast)". It's Dre, then Daz... then everyone else!Man.. Daz is a great producer.. but no way he is better than Quik and Battlecat.Only LA based, Producer No order... divide in groups .Extra Genius: DJ Quik and Dr. DreGenius: Battlecat,Cold 187,Warren G,Tony G, Johnny J,Rhythm D,Eazy-EGreats: Daz,DJ Glaze,DJ Crazy Toones,Fredwreck,Dobbs The Wino,Skee-Lo,DJ Uneek,Chilly Chill,Sir Jynx,DJ Pooh,DJ Muggs,Tha Chill,The Egyptian Lover,Hi-C,Tony-A,Afrika Islam,Ice-T,QDIII,King T and list goes on..Honorable mention: Ice Cube ( He produced dope shit on K-Dee album)DJ Crazy Toones? Can you name 25 dope beats he made?