DAZ'S BEATS!!??!

[Don Seer]

damn i just looked and it wasn't ours.. it was was teh ballerstatus one.

here's the part....

When you got into the industry, you worked with Deathrow Records, How did you hook up with them?

I hooked up with Dr Dre. Started fucking with the keyboards, and started making beats for them. I worked alot with Daz. Me and Daz had a good relationship. I did alot of shit with Daz. I didn't get credit for the production I did cuz I wasn't signed with Deathrow then, but I did beats for Daz and he would pay me under the table.

Back then I didn't care about getting credit, I just wanted the money. I wanted to get paid for my work.

i cant acutally find it on their site anymore, but found it on another page.


so how much of daz's row work is really soopafly?

i have my own ideas... but what about ya'll?

[BL7]

damn i just looked and it wasn't ours.. it was was teh ballerstatus one.

here's the part....

When you got into the industry, you worked with Deathrow Records, How did you hook up with them?

I hooked up with Dr Dre. Started fucking with the keyboards, and started making beats for them. I worked alot with Daz. Me and Daz had a good relationship. I did alot of shit with Daz. I didn't get credit for the production I did cuz I wasn't signed with Deathrow then, but I did beats for Daz and he would pay me under the table.

Back then I didn't care about getting credit, I just wanted the money. I wanted to get paid for my work.

i cant acutally find it on their site anymore, but found it on another page.


so how much of daz's row work is really soopafly?

i have my own ideas... but what about ya'll?

The first & last song on Dogg Food, plus Let's Play House sound like Soopafly production.

[vegaz]

I think soopafly had alot to do with raw and I think barney rubble thomas  or someshit like that helpped with ...retaliation... and quik helped with the tracks daz did on all eyez and dr. dre put in work on dogg food(maybe warren g also). does that sound about right to yall.

[Don Seer]

and dj pooh on doggfather / dogg food

[eNgIeS]

Daz produced a hot beat for a radio drop in like 20mins or soemthing i remember reading. He just did it on the spot

I'm sure Daz asks for idea's from people & will use them. I doubt he was carried. The guy does have talent, hell even Dr. Dre said it (a former engineer who used to be in the study with Dre Daz & everyone from 1994-1996 occausionally posts at DPG forum).

So yeah I think Daz can produce, sure he has some co-producers as well, but Dre does as well, so whats the big deal.

[vegaz]

I feel ya sixx, I love daz's beats it's just he hasn't beem consistant and the big deal is is that these "co- producers" were seldom credited. people wanna know who dropped heat on thier favorite songs! does any one know what ever happened to j flexx and sean barney rubble thomas? they were in  house producers for deathrow and dres right hand men from (93-95). thomas used to come tight on the percussion.

[JEMISON]

You should check the Daz beat on the new Twinz album..Daz drops heat he didnt produce on his last cd accept the Kurupt diss intro and it was heat

[eNgIeS]

I feel ya sixx, I love daz's beats it's just he hasn't beem consistant and the big deal is is that these "co- producers" were seldom credited. people wanna know who dropped heat on thier favorite songs! does any one know what ever happened to j flexx and sean barney rubble thomas? they were in  house producers for deathrow and dres right hand men from (93-95). thomas used to come tight on the percussion.

yeah its cool, Soopafly didnt get credit back in the day. I'm sure Dre & Soopafly & Warren G didnt get credit for helping Daz on the boards, but they guy does have the talent there

Hopefully Daz will start producing more frequently again, i'm sure even his produced shit on his new album probably had some JD help/ideas/input, but i'm sure Daz probably did the same for JD as well

[vegaz]

shiiit, in my opinion dupri has been spending the last 10 years biting daz's style and basically the whole deathrow sound in general!!!! listen to da brats c.d.'s and especially kris krosses c.d.'s. Now he tries to bite whatevers popular. as much time as he's spent studying deathrows style I wasn't surprised when I heard he signed daz.yall remember at the beguinning of dpg's what would you do video there was a j.d. look alike and a brat look alike and  c style walks by and throws money at him !!!!

[mrtonguetwista]

shiiit, in my opinion dupri has been spending the last 10 years biting daz's style and basically the whole deathrow sound in general!!!! listen to da brats c.d.'s and especially kris krosses c.d.'s. Now he tries to bite whatevers popular. as much time as he's spent studying deathrows style I wasn't surprised when I heard he signed daz.yall remember at the beguinning of dpg's what would you do video there was a j.d. look alike and a brat look alike and  c style walks by and throws money at him !!!!

lol

[T-Dogg]

What I've heard of Kriss Kross songs (the videos they've played here) do bear a huge similarity to Death Row's sound IMO too.

[vegaz]

alot of this thread kind of seems to shit on daz, but to give him a lil props I heard that he did the whole second side of doggystyle and dre got credit for that shit! aint that a bitch!!!!

[King Tech Quadafi]

They key is the mixing and the enginners in the studio. Dont forget that Dre mixed the entire Dogg Food Album, and Quik mixed most of ALL Eyez on Me.
Mike Dean co produced Dillinger and Youg Gotti, so there is daz's best work accounted for.

[vegaz]

I agree the engineer has alot to do with the overall sound of any album. The best producers that can also work the boards are the bestproducers in the game (dre,quik,mike dean etc.)

[Sir Petey]

that beat daz did for TI sounds like classic daz material....