Mausberg - Any Way U Want 2 - wasted beat

[TRAX (SFV)]

Sorry if this has been discussed before, the search on this forum doesn't find any posts after 2002...

Of course Suga Free slays it on this song, but the Mausberg verses are crap to the point that they could be praised today.  Quik should have used this music for one of his own albums.

[Chef_YRD]

Well a few things

1.mausberg died at 21 years old so depending on when it was recorded the dude didn't really have that much time to mature as an artist especially being his first and only release

2.theres plenty of songs or whole albums carried by quiks production Non-fiction is incredible from a production stand point one of the only albums where quik balanced his classic and experimental approaches to producing also classic 220 or anything by 2nd to none really,the only mainstay to really due the beats justice is obviously suga free

3.mausberg isn't a lyrical rapper or anything like a drug dealer or a pimp he's just telling his life on wax he was a young cat from Compton...the songs like "mushrooms" or "ring king" are testaments to that he was just being real on his joints and that's what made it special he wasn't trying to be anyone but him,and was he a subpar rapper ? Yeah but he was always the realest and quik produced tracks that would compensate for his lack of lyrical ability

4. Quik always saved the best for his dudes his production on his solo albums might've been good but he always went all out to support his friends that's how he is classic examples would be Do it by Hi-C or I can feel that by mausberg

[MOBNigga06]

Well a few things

1.mausberg died at 21 years old so depending on when it was recorded the dude didn't really have that much time to mature as an artist especially being his first and only release

2.theres plenty of songs or whole albums carried by quiks production Non-fiction is incredible from a production stand point one of the only albums where quik balanced his classic and experimental approaches to producing also classic 220 or anything by 2nd to none really,the only mainstay to really due the beats justice is obviously suga free

3.mausberg isn't a lyrical rapper or anything like a drug dealer or a pimp he's just telling his life on wax he was a young cat from Compton...the songs like "mushrooms" or "ring king" are testaments to that he was just being real on his joints and that's what made it special he wasn't trying to be anyone but him,and was he a subpar rapper ? Yeah but he was always the realest and quik produced tracks that would compensate for his lack of lyrical ability

4. Quik always saved the best for his dudes his production on his solo albums might've been good but he always went all out to support his friends that's how he is classic examples would be Do it by Hi-C or I can feel that by mausberg

Real talk, homie...Quik gave Mausberg one of his best beats ever: I CAN FEEL THAT. To me, that is the quintessential Quik beat. And on that song, Mausberg came correct, so did Hi-C and AMG.

[Chef_YRD]

Well a few things

1.mausberg died at 21 years old so depending on when it was recorded the dude didn't really have that much time to mature as an artist especially being his first and only release

2.theres plenty of songs or whole albums carried by quiks production Non-fiction is incredible from a production stand point one of the only albums where quik balanced his classic and experimental approaches to producing also classic 220 or anything by 2nd to none really,the only mainstay to really due the beats justice is obviously suga free

3.mausberg isn't a lyrical rapper or anything like a drug dealer or a pimp he's just telling his life on wax he was a young cat from Compton...the songs like "mushrooms" or "ring king" are testaments to that he was just being real on his joints and that's what made it special he wasn't trying to be anyone but him,and was he a subpar rapper ? Yeah but he was always the realest and quik produced tracks that would compensate for his lack of lyrical ability

4. Quik always saved the best for his dudes his production on his solo albums might've been good but he always went all out to support his friends that's how he is classic examples would be Do it by Hi-C or I can feel that by mausberg

Real talk, homie...Quik gave Mausberg one of his best beats ever: I CAN FEEL THAT. To me, that is the quintessential Quik beat. And on that song, Mausberg came correct, so did Hi-C and AMG.

Oh you know...that's why I joined this forum, dudes out here don't understand the gems that are hidden like that...quik has been my favorite artist since I was 16 and I've steady bumped his music since...but when I heard "I can feel that" I was in awe and have even told my closest friends and my girl to play it at my funeral haha from the prouction to the scratches of "it's alright" and the talkbox you have not only one of quiks best beats but one of the best beats I've ever heard...that's just my opinion tho...I think it goes

1. I can feel that- Mausberg
2.do it - hi-c
3.we still party - dj quik
4.tip toe- suga free
5.i wanna see- hi-c and quik
6.nobody- Dj quik 

That's his top 6 dopest beats IMO out of a catalog where anyone of his tracks can be thrown in there that's why I splurged for a 6th haha fact of the matter his production has carried most of his or his camps work and only 1 of the songs listed is a solo

[NIBIRU]

https://www.youtube.com/v/NWbj-pnoKGE    

[Mr. Theo]

Well a few things

1.mausberg died at 21 years old so depending on when it was recorded the dude didn't really have that much time to mature as an artist especially being his first and only release

2.theres plenty of songs or whole albums carried by quiks production Non-fiction is incredible from a production stand point one of the only albums where quik balanced his classic and experimental approaches to producing also classic 220 or anything by 2nd to none really,the only mainstay to really due the beats justice is obviously suga free

3.mausberg isn't a lyrical rapper or anything like a drug dealer or a pimp he's just telling his life on wax he was a young cat from Compton...the songs like "mushrooms" or "ring king" are testaments to that he was just being real on his joints and that's what made it special he wasn't trying to be anyone but him,and was he a subpar rapper ? Yeah but he was always the realest and quik produced tracks that would compensate for his lack of lyrical ability

4. Quik always saved the best for his dudes his production on his solo albums might've been good but he always went all out to support his friends that's how he is classic examples would be Do it by Hi-C or I can feel that by mausberg

Real talk, homie...Quik gave Mausberg one of his best beats ever: I CAN FEEL THAT. To me, that is the quintessential Quik beat. And on that song, Mausberg came correct, so did Hi-C and AMG.

Oh you know...that's why I joined this forum, dudes out here don't understand the gems that are hidden like that...quik has been my favorite artist since I was 16 and I've steady bumped his music since...but when I heard "I can feel that" I was in awe and have even told my closest friends and my girl to play it at my funeral haha from the prouction to the scratches of "it's alright" and the talkbox you have not only one of quiks best beats but one of the best beats I've ever heard...that's just my opinion tho...I think it goes

1. I can feel that- Mausberg
2.do it - hi-c
3.we still party - dj quik
4.tip toe- suga free
5.i wanna see- hi-c and quik
6.nobody- Dj quik  

That's his top 6 dopest beats IMO out of a catalog where anyone of his tracks can be thrown in there that's why I splurged for a 6th haha fact of the matter his production has carried most of his or his camps work and only 1 of the songs listed is a solo

4 me "Boogie Till You Conk Out" is one of the most complex and crazy instrumentals which Quik already made

Space and psychedelic shit..its bang in stereo

 

[Chef_YRD]

A very dope underrated song I like the remix too reminds me of the "if you stay ready" remix original is fly and chill with a funky experimental remix....anyone who thinks he fell off or isn't producing quality music needs to listen to the book of David and the midnight life again I would dare to say he's in the middle of a second wind as far as the quality of his beats I mean I listen to the highlights of the 2 albums in a row and I always feel like he's as good as ever

Nobody
Life jacket
Love of my life
Back that shit up
Boogie till you conk out
Pet Semetary
The end
Fuck all night
Fire and brimstone
The conduct
Real women
And both quiks grooves? Come on

I mean that's off the top of my head but I don't have to tell you the dude still has it that could be a top 10 list there

[NIBIRU]

https://www.youtube.com/v/XEkHSPgySuM    I search the instrumental song ?       Talib Kweli - Put it in the Air feat DJ Quik   I like sonority  
                                                                  



https://www.youtube.com/v/hdfuIl4cq_0   the flow of Mr QUIK