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Rising to Fame with Eminem, The Fall Out, and More - Jeff Bass Interview
TraceOneInfinite:
--- Quote from: Okka on May 12, 2022, 04:46:21 AM ---Dre had the best beats on there. Also you're forgetting about Kon Artis.
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Yeah sure, Dre is Dre and Kon Artis was really putting in great work in those years. But it's clear that it was Jeff Bass that really carried the bulk of Eminem's work. Dre is good at coming in and providing those bangers or polishing off, mixing, sequencing. But you need a guy like Jeff who is a true musician with no ego, who can be in there day in and day out filling in all the blanks.
Jay_J:
another banger from jeff bass (i'm sure its an eminem or d12 leftover beat)
Okka:
--- Quote from: Jay_J on May 16, 2022, 11:38:18 AM ---another banger from jeff bass (i'm sure its an eminem or d12 leftover beat)
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Dope.
tempo2:
Generally dre's work with Eminem centred around the commercial singles and wasn't really the nuts and bolts of Eminem as an artist per se, particular in the earlier part of his career. This was an obvious way for Eminem to gauge a wider audience initially with the dre tag to gain that initial momentum. The artistic songs were generally the work he did with bass brothers. Of course they were exceptions i.e. guilty conscience which were artistic in how they were conceptualised.
Obviously the entirety of relapse was pretty much dre but i wouldn't say that's the work Eminem would be remembered for.
Jay_J:
--- Quote from: tempo2 on May 17, 2022, 10:18:24 AM ---Generally dre's work with Eminem centred around the commercial singles and wasn't really the nuts and bolts of Eminem as an artist per se, particular in the earlier part of his career. This was an obvious way for Eminem to gauge a wider audience initially with the dre tag to gain that initial momentum. The artistic songs were generally the work he did with bass brothers. Of course they were exceptions i.e. guilty conscience which were artistic in how they were conceptualised.
Obviously the entirety of relapse was pretty much dre but i wouldn't say that's the work Eminem would be remembered for.
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very nice review bro'..
as you said dre's main role was to produce catchy "pop" hits you can play on the radio. but songs that eminem feels more comfortable and goes personal always produced by jeff bass. with dre eminem gained fans from every type of people, even your parents or your dumb ass friends who has no idea about hiphop... but with jeff bass, we had chance to know who eminem really is and became a real fan of his music.
the best song on relapse was beautiful :) and it was produced by jeff bass... only dre track on the album that will be remembered i think is "deja vu"... i like the album actually but it's really outdated. also it's not eminem's type of music. i love the beat of "bagpipes from bagdad", its a monster really but eminem even couldnt know how to go for that type of beat and wasted it with maria carey issue. dre and eminem always had an average musical chemistry. thats why relapse was going to fail without a doubt.
today eminem has good chemistry with luis resto. lately eminem takes beats from different new generation hiphop producers and co-produce them with luis and "eminemize" them :) according to kamikaze and mtbmb, we can say it really works... he doesn't need dre at all, neither paak nor kendrick.
that's a big fail for dre today...
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