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All liesOthers helped but it was dre
What about the tracks Dre helped with but didn't get credit, like co-producing What Would U Do?Anyone know the rest?
Quote from: CharlieBrown on January 08, 2016, 12:52:36 AMWhat about the tracks Dre helped with but didn't get credit, like co-producing What Would U Do?Anyone know the rest?who said he helped daz on WWUD?
Apparently Dre is doing something right, because when his name is attached it comes out fire, and then when he leaves the building guys like Daz, Mel-Man, Yella, Sam Sneed, J-Flexx and whoever else suddenly just ain't making shit bang like it did before.Look no further than Daz's career since leaving Death Row compared to Dre's career since leaving Death Row. Who is honestly going to believe it was Daz that was the true genius? I mean, I love Daz and consider him a legend, but Daz owes a lot to Dre.
The music industries idea of a producer and the fans are two different things. Fans think that the person who made the beat is a producer but in the music industry it has more to do with who helped create the entire song, beat and lyrics combined. They have demoted the people who actually make the music as just 'beat makers' and have crowned themselves as 'producers'. Who do you think gets the bulk share of the money? Someone told me years ago that The Alchemist aired out Em+Dre by saying that they were getting other people beats, making some changes here and there and then they would take production credit. The fans see the credits and think that they made the beats when really they didn't. Suge said that they would take artist demos that they would submit and make it their own and said that he got the idea from Eazy-E. Warren G got the samples for the chronic for Dre. Dre has people playing live instruments and what not as well. How much of the much do you think these super producers actually make themselves? Dre has a unique sound especially back then. You should be able to tell which beats are his and know that he may have help produce (using the industries definition) but didn't make the actual music or at the very least just helped to make the music.