Elizondo - 2 Hr Interview (New)

[mtbsm]

Sorry no timestamps and sorry if watching makes you tear up for when Dre made awesome beats

https://youtube.com/watch?v=IX_8gUNqye0?is=z-EaLKgn-60AU9UM

[The Predator]

Yew, this should be a good trip down a musical journey with one of Dre's co-producers we actually like.

We used to get shit that used to bump like this -



also like this -



and of course -

[mtbsm]

Yew, this should be a good trip down a musical journey with one of Dre's co-producers we actually like.

We used to get shit that used to bump like this -



also like this -



and of course -

First 30-35 minutes all about Dre/Aftermath... then from there it's about his career path after having left Aftermath. Some cool insights and shares from those days.

One that stands out is that Dre basically hadn't given him any writing credits until Elizondo made himself less available ("I can't be there Tuesday and Thursday, this week" kind of thing) - and then Dre offered him writing credits.

He's appreciative of that time, all the work they did together, the artists he worked with, and the doors that experience opened. No bad blood at all.

Last 5 mins he discusses current projects - none of which hip hop or Dre and them related.

[Krull2025]

Yew, this should be a good trip down a musical journey with one of Dre's co-producers we actually like.

Like Yella and Colin Wolfe.

[Hittman2001]

Im about halfway through and its a really good interview.  As time goes on I'm starting to realize that I failed to notice how good we had it back then with music.  It was a special time in music

[mtbsm]

Im about halfway through and its a really good interview.  As time goes on I'm starting to realize that I failed to notice how good we had it back then with music.  It was a special time in music

i supposed no coincidence that when storch started snorting 100mm dollars away and elizondo went his way, and batson, d. parker moved on, the music suffered.

the focus, dem jointz era is pure shit. why hasn't he turned over the in-house producers like he always has when the music wasn't hitting?

[Hittman2001]

i supposed no coincidence that when storch started snorting 100mm dollars away and elizondo went his way, and batson, d. parker moved on, the music suffered.

the focus, dem jointz era is pure shit. why hasn't he turned over the in-house producers like he always has when the music wasn't hitting?

Seems to be the longest he's had these same guys around. 

[thegooddoc]

Sorry no timestamps and sorry if watching makes you tear up for when Dre made awesome beats

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IX_8gUNqye0?is=z-EaLKgn-60AU9UM

Sounds like Dr. Dre is the definition of a producer based upon his comments.  Can't believe there a people still claiming that Dre didn't produce.  it was cool to hear him explain how detailed Dre was and how great his ear was.