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DUBCC - Tha Connection => West Coast Classics => Topic started by: I_ThePope_I on October 16, 2011, 12:49:12 PM
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My Restless booklet says produced by Nottz, but I've heard several people say it's by Dre and Nottz.
4. U KNOW (Featuring Dr. Dre)
(A. Joiner, A. Young, D. Lamb)
Producer: Nottz for D.M.P./Teamsta Entertainment, LLC.
Keys: Scott Storch
Recorded at Record One
Recording Engineer: Lance Pierre
Assistant: Greg Burns
Mixed at Larabee West Sound Studios
Mix Engineer: Richard 'Segal' Huredia
Assistant: Michelle Forbes
I don't know what to think...
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4. U Know (featuring Dr. Dre)
Producers: Dr. Dre & Dominick "Nottz" Lamb For D.M.P./Teamsta Entertainment, LLC.
Keys: Scott Storch
That's what my booklet says.
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anytime Dre is involved in a track, he most likely had his hand in producing the track...not necessarily the beat making process, but rather the overall signature sound/thump of the beat....the booklet says produced by Dre & Nottz. Nottz probably came up with the concept of the beat, and Dre probably brought it to life.
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Judging by the sound of the beat, I wouldn't be surprised if Dre touched it a lil' bit ;)
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my booklet says dre, i think clearly he did
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credited as Nottz in my booklet
think somethin similiar like this happnd to the "marshall matters lp",
my booklet said "Mike Elizondo" for the song "Bitch Please II", while some of em said "Dr Dre"
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^which version do u have?
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I don't give a shit who produced , this track was OUTSTANDING . We need more of this shit .
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My Restless booklet says produced by Nottz, but I've heard several people say it's by Dre and Nottz.
4. U KNOW (Featuring Dr. Dre)
(A. Joiner, A. Young, D. Lamb)
Producer: Nottz for D.M.P./Teamsta Entertainment, LLC.
Keys: Scott Storch
Recorded at Record One
Recording Engineer: Lance Pierre
Assistant: Greg Burns
Mixed at Larabee West Sound Studios
Mix Engineer: Richard 'Segal' Huredia
Assistant: Michelle Forbes
I don't know what to think...
off course
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Never knew Nottz had anything to do with this track, always assumed it was Dre and Storch. Dre must have had some input at I can't normally stand Nottz's beats.
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If storch was on it would assume dre was involved
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seems likely that nottz laid the basic loop, dre came in with fixing the drums, extra keys (storch) and mixing. regardless of what any booklet says, thats what the sound of it suggests.
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I've had at least 3 copies of "Restless" and i can remember that all of them have said that it's produced by Dre and Nottz.
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seems likely that nottz laid the basic loop, dre came in with fixing the drums, extra keys (storch) and mixing. regardless of what any booklet says, thats what the sound of it suggests.
Dre didn't mix the track either which is another reason I was confused.
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seems likely that nottz laid the basic loop, dre came in with fixing the drums, extra keys (storch) and mixing. regardless of what any booklet says, thats what the sound of it suggests.
That's would I assume also.
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seems likely that nottz laid the basic loop, dre came in with fixing the drums, extra keys (storch) and mixing. regardless of what any booklet says, thats what the sound of it suggests.
That's would I assume also.
http://www.youtube.com//v/uWnFm_wn2LI
I think he did a little more than that tho but yes taking from what we've gathered in tha past this is the best assumption. it's crazy but it's true.
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yall losin sleep tonight, if u cant solve this mindbogglin dilemma
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Somebody should scan the booklet that only credits Nottz as the producer. I ain't never seen that.
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Somebody should scan the booklet that only credits Nottz as the producer. I ain't never seen that.
mine has only nottz too, but im too lazy to scan it, so lets some1 else will
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Somebody should scan the booklet that only credits Nottz as the producer. I ain't never seen that.
mine has only nottz too, but im too lazy to scan it, so lets some1 else will
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lol just take a damn pic wit ur camera phone n up it to imageshack.com
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i think he had a hand in it but yeah imagine how the NWA version woulda been, i do believe this beat was at one point for the reunion album they planned on making :-\
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^if i remember correctly, it was actually a "2001" leftover...am i right?
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i think he had a hand in it but yeah imagine how the NWA version woulda been, i do believe this beat was at one point for the reunion album they planned on making :-\
never heard of that before