Lush On DJ Quik Ghost Producing 'In Da Club' For 50 Cent

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[Suga Foot]

I remember reading (in 2003) that Quik did the drums on it. 

[Jay_J]

I remember reading (in 2003) that Quik did the drums on it.

he gave drum kits to Dre to do the drums.

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Can someone post the songs he mentioned in the video that have a similar sound to in the club? I personally don't believe this but I want to at least hear him out.

I feel like 50 made the song moreso than the beat. The beat is weird and corny to me.

[Hittman2001]

he gave drum kits to Dre to do the drums.

That was my understanding too.  And he shouted out quik

[BIGWORM]

Quik's track FANDANGO ft B-Real sound like In Da Club STYLE...

[Dee Tha AK]

That was my understanding too.  And he shouted out quik

Where?

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Quik's track FANDANGO ft B-Real sound like In Da Club STYLE...

I'm not going to lie, I can hear the similarities between the two tracks. Any others?

[jman91331]

That was my understanding too.  And he shouted out quik

They traded drum files, producers do that all the time. Dr's drum sounds are all over Under The Influence if you listen.

[Zeccy]

I'm not going to lie, I can hear the similarities between the two tracks. Any others?

Yessir

[Sccit]

this beat was originally given to d12 and they turned it down

[Okka]

Who the fuck is Lush and why would he throw out some bullshit like this? If Quik produced the song we would have heard about it already.

this beat was originally given to d12 and they turned it down

True.

[Matty]

there's some misinfo in the video. as far as Quik actually creating the skeleton for In Da Club that's possible but it also goes against what we've heard so far.

Quik credit on Addictive - Quik credited as producer from Day 1. Quik later explains he made rough versions (demo & proper) & Dre actually produced the record but gave him the credit (Dre listed only for mixing). this was obvious if you know what Dre's 'mixing' credit entails - he's effectively producing the record.

In Da Club - Quik says the iconic clap is one of his sounds. Quik doesn't say he made the loop just that he had a hand in providing sounds for this & other records on GRODT. even if Quik did come up with the basic loop he did not produce In Da Club. it would be pretty big if he did create a basic version of the beat though.

[thegooddoc]

there's some misinfo in the video. as far as Quik actually creating the skeleton for In Da Club that's possible but it also goes against what we've heard so far.

Quik credit on Addictive - Quik credited as producer from Day 1. Quik later explains he made rough versions (demo & proper) & Dre actually produced the record but gave him the credit (Dre listed only for mixing). this was obvious if you know what Dre's 'mixing' credit entails - he's effectively producing the record.

In Da Club - Quik says the iconic clap is one of his sounds. Quik doesn't say he made the loop just that he had a hand in providing sounds for this & other records on GRODT. even if Quik did come up with the basic loop he did not produce In Da Club. it would be pretty big if he did create a basic version of the beat though.

Yeah, I was pretty sure that Quik only claimed that Dre used one of his sounds on In Da Club.  So his point was that he played a part in it.  Never once heard Quik claim he produced In Da Club.

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At this point I just want to know why they sound so similar.