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Is Daz Dillinger a real producer ?
TraceOneInfinite:
--- Quote from: Sccit on September 24, 2026, 12:45:34 PM ---
lmao... the tracks on all eyez on me are great, but sound nothing like dogg food
and btw, quik mixed those.
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I don't know bout that homie... Dogg Food and All Eyez On Me are like Jeffrey Jordan and Michael Jordan. Daz even said something in a recent info about All Eyez on Me being a Dogg Pound album or some shit to that effect.
Because you basically took like an already great and living legend artist which was 2pac, who had already mastered his sound, his craft, his image -- on 5 Mic Classic Me Against the World. And united him with the Death Row Family which was at that moment riding the strength of the platinum Dogg Food album as their most recent project.
So Pac gets out of jail and IMMEDIATELY goes to the studio and Daz is already there, and already has everything locked, loaded, and ready. So the Dogg Food album and the All Eyez on Me album are just too close together for you to try to argue that they are a different sound. To me, the sound is the same.
b.laden:
--- Quote from: TraceOneInfinite on September 25, 2026, 02:43:41 AM ---But who the fucc polished his RRGB bangers?!? Cause that whole album was flawless as well.
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exactly . that s why this thread is suspicious and no disrespect towards tharealSMK ..
and the soundtrack Gang Related contains a few Daz classics like Way too major, mash for our dream, life so hard
and these songs are typically death row and Daz s sounds . No Dre , No Quik behind . Daz and Soopafly
Daz 's style is recognizable,consistent . he dont use many samples unlike Dr Dre
HighEyeCue:
--- Quote from: TraceOneInfinite on September 25, 2026, 03:35:54 AM ---That's so weird how JD keeps getting dissed by Death Row affiliates and yet all along all of them were friends, SMH
Kriss Kross tells stories of learning to sip 40's and shit at a young age with the Dogg Pound. Many mentions of parties where they were hanging out in Atlanta at JD/So So Def parties. One of the first artists Snoop collabed with when he was trying to break free of Death Row was JD for JD's first solo and first solo single on "Wanna Party" but because of Snoop still kind of being tied to Death Row it was restricted from going on the album so JayD had to make a version of Usher to launch his album. But I specifically remember rollin around and bumpin this single when Snoop was still technically on Death Row (but stranded, just months before joining Master P)
Again, that fascinating lost era of West Coast Rap between the fall of Death Row and resurgence era sparked by "Bitch Please" feat. Xzibit prod. by Dre
^^This is the version JayD said he had to make when he couldn't get Snoop cleared for the album (probably because of Suge)
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yeah I really don't know the exact moment when things went south between Death Row and JD
that song that leaked a while ago proved that Snoop and them were cool at one point
Sccit:
--- Quote from: TraceOneInfinite on September 25, 2026, 05:14:30 AM ---Not bad tiers but Daz is the second greatest producer of all time behind Dre. And Johnny J needs to be in one of those tiers
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daz is better than warren or quik?
LOL
Sccit:
--- Quote from: TraceOneInfinite on September 25, 2026, 05:22:39 AM ---I don't know bout that homie... Dogg Food and All Eyez On Me are like Jeffrey Jordan and Michael Jordan. Daz even said something in a recent info about All Eyez on Me being a Dogg Pound album or some shit to that effect.
Because you basically took like an already great and living legend artist which was 2pac, who had already mastered his sound, his craft, his image -- on 5 Mic Classic Me Against the World. And united him with the Death Row Family which was at that moment riding the strength of the platinum Dogg Food album as their most recent project.
So Pac gets out of jail and IMMEDIATELY goes to the studio and Daz is already there, and already has everything locked, loaded, and ready. So the Dogg Food album and the All Eyez on Me album are just too close together for you to try to argue that they are a different sound. To me, the sound is the same.
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daz beats on dogg food has a much larger and more polished sound .. the layering is on 2 different levels .. there's a similarity, but you can clearly tell it was handled by 2 different people (dre vs quik)
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