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DUBCC - Tha Connection => Outbound Connection => Topic started by: Myrealname on November 27, 2002, 11:22:29 PM
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To me Scott storch is one of the tightest producer at the moment, damn he's able to produce for every rapper, from the roots to snoop dogg, slum village...he plays the keys on a lot of new albums (ms jade,jay z' new one...).
I'd like to listen to a whole album produced by him, or a compilation....scott needs to get the props he deserves.
What do y'all think ?
Which is the best work from scott ?
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yeah hes alright, I need to hear more from him though but when I heard "The Streets" by WC i could have sworn that was a Dr.Dre beat but damn I was surprised as hell to find out that Torch did it
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He's one of the best producers at the moment without a doubt and he's probably the most versatile as there isn't a style in Hip Hop he hasn't done well.
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Scott is the man behind "Still d.r.e." (dre did only the drums) and "Let me blow your mind",right he's the most versatile producer of the game.
"Get live" (on the slum village new album) beat by scott storch is blazin.....
he's my favorite producer right about now,fuck dre and the others.
SCOTT STORCH got mad skillz god dammit!
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Dre, Storch and Mel Man = untouchable team. I don't think he's as dope as your trying to make out on his own though, i'd rather hear a premo or Quik beat over him any day. BUT I do think he should get more credit for the stuff he's done with Dre, people tend to overlook him just because Dre's name is included.
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Have u ever heard some scott storch beats for the roots,slum village, method man and redman ? I dont think so...
Scott storch is 10 times better Mel man,is a very talented and versatile producer.
I cant say the same thing for a lot of producers nowadays,believe it!
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Have u ever heard some scott storch beats for the roots,slum village, method man and redman ? I dont think so...
Scott storch is 10 times better Mel man,is a very talented and versatile producer.
I cant say the same thing for a lot of producers nowadays,believe it!
Yes bro, I have, I have every Roots album available, same for Meth and Red so I know what i'm talking about. His shit with The Roots is his best stuff imo, especially his stuff on "Things Fall Apart" but at the end of the day he's not someone I would consider one of the best on his own, he's good, but I prefer many others above him. I don't have to agree with you, and visa versa, this is just my opinion. Now chill out the fuck out.
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Scott is the man behind "Still d.r.e." (dre did only the drums)
How do you know that? Storch did the keys if your look at the credits, Dre & Mel produced the track. Yes, I think the trio of Dre, Mel & Storch created a lot of hot tracks...don't forget Elizondo too. Too bad Dre had to drop him, cause he was a big part of Dre's future.
A dope track by him
"Livin The Life"
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Now chill out the fuck out.
Actually i've started this topic,chill out the fuck out you.
MURROW,scott storch's role on "still d.r.e." is most important....what would be the song without the keys ? NOTHING! Scott is the "genius" on this one,not dre!
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How do you know that? Storch did the keys if your look at the credits, Dre & Mel produced the track. Yes, I think the trio of Dre, Mel & Storch created a lot of hot tracks...don't forget Elizondo too. Too bad Dre had to drop him, cause he was a big part of Dre's future.
In the Dec 2002 Source they had a short article/interview on him and Scott said that Dre only did the drums on that track.
"But due to confirmed rumors of ghost-production, credits for tracks like "Still D.R.E." have slipped through his fingers 'I wrote the music for that one, Dre programmed the drums' he claims"
And at the bottom it listed "Let Me Blow Ya Mind" and "You Got Me" as his down low gems.
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Scott is the man behind "Still d.r.e." (dre did only the drums)
How do you know that? Storch did the keys if your look at the credits, Dre & Mel produced the track. Yes, I think the trio of Dre, Mel & Storch created a lot of hot tracks...don't forget Elizondo too. Too bad Dre had to drop him, cause he was a big part of Dre's future.
A dope track by him
"Livin The Life"
Storch said so in the December issue of The Source. He said, and I quote, "I wrote the music for that one, Dre programmed the drums". whatever though. Producer's are like Directors to me, I mean one feature film requires many peoples work (the scriptwriter, the editor etc) but at the end of the day the Director is the man, he's the one that makes the film happen. Dre is the 'director', thats why he gets credited.
Anyways, wasn't it Storch that got Dre and them into all that trouble over using other peoples work etc? ::)
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Now chill out the fuck out.
Actually i've started this topic,chill out the fuck out you.
Excuse me but you came at me for viewing my opinion. I shouldn't have to apologise, you are the one that asked for our views.
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Scott is the man behind "Still d.r.e." (dre did only the drums)
How do you know that? Storch did the keys if your look at the credits, Dre & Mel produced the track. Yes, I think the trio of Dre, Mel & Storch created a lot of hot tracks...don't forget Elizondo too. Too bad Dre had to drop him, cause he was a big part of Dre's future.
A dope track by him
"Livin The Life"
Anyways, wasn't it Storch that got Dre and them into all that trouble over using other peoples work etc? ::)
Well, I think Storch is a lil mad cause he fucked up, and now Dre kicked him out. It was his own fault...people have been sayin this shit about Dre for years anyway.
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Scott is the man behind "Still d.r.e." (dre did only the drums)
How do you know that? Storch did the keys if your look at the credits, Dre & Mel produced the track. Yes, I think the trio of Dre, Mel & Storch created a lot of hot tracks...don't forget Elizondo too. Too bad Dre had to drop him, cause he was a big part of Dre's future.
A dope track by him
"Livin The Life"
Storch said so in the December issue of The Source. He said, and I quote, "I wrote the music for that one, Dre programmed the drums". whatever though. Producer's are like Directors to me, I mean one feature film requires many peoples work (the scriptwriter, the editor etc) but at the end of the day the Director is the man, he's the one that makes the film happen. Dre is the 'director', thats why he gets credited.
Anyways, wasn't it Storch that got Dre and them into all that trouble over using other peoples work etc? ::)
I agree with u but tell me who's the man on the keyboards on "Still d.r.e." what would be the song without that keys ?
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idk wut tha hell iz going on but i think he iz pretty badd ass. tha shyt he does iz tight and he knowz how to use tha guitar to cuzz i remeber hearing a beat on where he used a guitar pretty badd ass!
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yeah elizondo got alot mor skills kuz he can do guitar keys and bass.........basically he can do all the shit to producer a track while scott can do keys n of course drums n shit..........but no doubt, no ones fuckin with scott with the keys..........but elizondo got mad skilz to
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Yeah, Scott is tight no doubt, but let's not forget that he has based his style upon Dre in the later years.
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Yeah, Scott is tight no doubt, but let's not forget that he has based his style upon Dre in the later years.
How much of his stuff have you heard in the "later years"? as i would say only a few of his songs have been based on Dre's style, the majority have not been.
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Yeah, Scott is tight no doubt, but let's not forget that he has based his style upon Dre in the later years.
How much of his stuff have you heard in the "later years"? as i would say only a few of his songs have been based on Dre's style, the majority have not been.
Right!
Scott storch is a fuckin tight producer and he can stand on his own.
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Storch said so in the December issue of The Source. He said, and I quote, "I wrote the music for that one, Dre programmed the drums". whatever though. Producer's are like Directors to me, I mean one feature film requires many peoples work (the scriptwriter, the editor etc) but at the end of the day the Director is the man, he's the one that makes the film happen. Dre is the 'director', thats why he gets credited.
Anyways, wasn't it Storch that got Dre and them into all that trouble over using other peoples work etc? ::)
I agree with u but tell me who's the man on the keyboards on "Still d.r.e." what would be the song without that keys ?
Yeah, those keys are what stick in your head, but if it wasn't for Dre the whole song wouldn't sound like it did.
If it was just those keys and nothing else the song still wouldn't be what it is today though, so not one aspect matters it's the WHOLE song that bangs, so he shouldn't take credit for the whole song if you know what i'm saying. I'm not taking anything away from Scott, he is dope at what he does but i'm not gonna praise him just because he's done a few dope songs because in my eyes his backcatalogue is nothing on Dre's and others like Quik, Premo etc. His stuff with The Roots is his dopest stuff for me but since then he hasn't really done anything amazing by himself imo.
Just my thoughts....
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Storch said so in the December issue of The Source. He said, and I quote, "I wrote the music for that one, Dre programmed the drums". whatever though. Producer's are like Directors to me, I mean one feature film requires many peoples work (the scriptwriter, the editor etc) but at the end of the day the Director is the man, he's the one that makes the film happen. Dre is the 'director', thats why he gets credited.
Anyways, wasn't it Storch that got Dre and them into all that trouble over using other peoples work etc? ::)
I agree with u but tell me who's the man on the keyboards on "Still d.r.e." what would be the song without that keys ?
Yeah, those keys are what stick in your head, but if it wasn't for Dre the whole song wouldn't sound like it did.
If it was just those keys and nothing else the song still wouldn't be what it is today though, so not one aspect matters it's the WHOLE song that bangs, so he shouldn't take credit for the whole song if you know what i'm saying. I'm not taking anything away from Scott, he is dope at what he does but i'm not gonna praise him just because he's done a few dope songs because in my eyes his backcatalogue is nothing on Dre's and others like Quik, Premo etc. His stuff with The Roots is his dopest stuff for me but since then he hasn't really done anything amazing by himself imo.
Just my thoughts....
Tell me what part of still dre stick in your head
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If Storch wants to be a great producer, he should start formulating his own sound, since he is using the one he and Dre came up with a few years ago to make hits. Scott can do it.
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If Storch wants to be a great producer, he should start formulating his own sound, since he is using the one he and Dre came up with a few years ago to make hits. Scott can do it.
He got his own sound yet,i think u havent heard more than 2 or 3 track produced by scott storch.
For the slum village,mistykal,roots,how high soundtrack,mobb deep....
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scott storch was the one that got aftermath in all that trouble about stealing other ppl's stuff! A couple of years ago he was being suied by some guy saying storch stole the music for the song "X" bye xzibit. Also alot of hit stuff recently does sound like dre......the "Streets" by WC and his song off of the Jaguar Wright album.....but either way i still loved the team of dre, melman, elizondo, and storch....they made the aftermath sound..........
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scott storch was the one that got aftermath in all that trouble about stealing other ppl's stuff! A couple of years ago he was being suied by some guy saying storch stole the music for the song "X" bye xzibit. Also alot of hit stuff recently does sound like dre......the "Streets" by WC and his song off of the Jaguar Wright album.....but either way i still loved the team of dre, melman, elizondo, and storch....they made the aftermath sound..........
Word Uppa
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scott storch was the one that got aftermath in all that trouble about stealing other ppl's stuff! A couple of years ago he was being suied by some guy saying storch stole the music for the song "X" bye xzibit. Also alot of hit stuff recently does sound like dre......the "Streets" by WC and his song off of the Jaguar Wright album.....but either way i still loved the team of dre, melman, elizondo, and storch....they made the aftermath sound..........
Word Uppa
Uh Uh Uh Uh. Actually aftermath got more trouble for that indian sample on truth hurts "addicitve" thanks to DJ QUIK (100 $ dollars lawsuit), storch "stole" the music for the song X and whats up with DJ QUIK ?
MURROW im pretty sure u havent heard (and prolly u dont even who is jaguar wright) j. wright album,to me your too much on the dr dre/aftermath side.
SCOTT STORCH is mad talented,listen to his works on the new slum village album, the "How high" soundtrack,the new roots album and all the others records with him on it.
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Man...I'm the one who started makin a big deal out of Storch when no one even cared. I was the one who always gave him and Elizondo props. Now all of a sudden you start saying it like it is news. It isn't, I've liked Storch since he started working with Dre in '99.
You want some tight Storch beats peep the last Mobb Deep album fool.
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You want some tight Storch beats peep the last Mobb Deep album fool.
I got it superfool :D :D
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You want some tight Storch beats peep the last Mobb Deep album fool.
I got it superfool :D :D
Okay biggestfool :D :D
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More Storch Bangers 8)
04-stacks-thats_the_way_ft._fat_joe_and_trina.mp3 - 6.05MB (http://www.zshare.net/audio/539648996eb42b91/)
10-stacks-in_my_zone_ft._lejit_and_urban_mystic.mp3 - 6.12MB (http://www.zshare.net/audio/53965143f062ca86/)
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^^ The last one isn't Storch..
Credits: http://www.dubcnn.com/connect/index.php?topic=196424.0
Still missing 2 tracks, but I know for sure it ain't Storch..
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^k thanks i wasn't too sure about that one either
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Storch is tight...I mean who can't say lean back wasn't the shit?I think storch fucked up by make that track with ja rule.even though that was one of the best songs ja ever made.I also liked crooked I cali boyz and sly boogy its nuthin
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how can a popular producer like Scott Storch be underrated :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
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^^ 2002 dude.. ;D
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^^ 2002 dude.. ;D
true, but he had already blown up by then, right?
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^^ 2002 dude.. ;D
true, but he had already blown up by then, right?
nah that happened in late 03 early 04..... lean back, and those other tracks he had........
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where's he disappeared
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Scott Storch underrated ? :o
Damn he's so fucking popular so how can he be underrated ? ???
He's a tight producer no doubt but c'mon son ::)
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Scott Storch underrated ? :o
Damn he's so fucking popular so how can he be underrated ? ???
He's a tight producer no doubt but c'mon son ::)
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Scott Storch underrated ? :o
Damn he's so fucking popular so how can he be underrated ? ???
He's a tight producer no doubt but c'mon son ::)
The thread was started in 2002.
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Scott Storch underrated ? :o
Damn he's so fucking popular so how can he be underrated ? ???
He's a tight producer no doubt but c'mon son ::)
The thread was started in 2002.
:stupid:
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Scott Storch Making A Beat
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k2vTMj3SLFg
:o :o :o
He looks like a nodding dog but the beat is fire!
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hes dope but if hes underrated then so are mel-man, quik, sir jinx and a few more. Advantage torch has here, is bein involved in still dre and many more otherwise can you deny quiks talent? Imo "put it on me" is classic and dre/quik at their finest so far. Same with "year 2k" mel-man/dre at their finest
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your just a Guest. step your game up !
he worked with all them artist and he is still underrated ? WTF more do you want ? 8)