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DUBCC - Tha Connection => West Coast Connection => Topic started by: HighEyeCue on July 25, 2026, 05:32:38 AM
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQVdiEqU66w
Snoop snatched those tracks and gave them to Dre according to Daz :notbad:
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Yew, we heard that Daz 'Aint No Fun' demo before Dre touched it.
It's like Daz would draw some elementary pictures with a crayon and then Dre would turn up with his brushes/paint and turn that shit into real art.
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Yew, we heard that Daz 'Aint No Fun' demo before Dre touched it.
It's like Daz would draw some elementary pictures with a crayon and then Dre would turn up with his brushes/paint and turn that shit into real art.
I didn't know about "Serial Killa" though...that beat was hard
I thought he did "For All My Niggaz & Bitches"
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Daz was a small cog in Dre's musical machine at Death Row, but he had his moments which Dre utilised.
According to Daz that screaming shit we hear at the end of Natural Born Killaz was jacked by Dre from one his demos and Wolfe said Daz and co had taken over more duties on Doggystyle with the keys and shit.
Daz is full of surprises off the mic too, in videos he posts you see him all slobby one moment in his bedroom in his white tees and pants smoking blunts before breakfast, then doing backward cartwheels on the beach on some Jacke Chan shit in the next.
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Its that simple, Daz made the beat Dr.Dre produced the song. Daz is an idiot who didnt check the paper work accordingly. Instead of working and slide his way in the mainstream industry he decided to go the independent route.
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Daz was a small cog in Dre's musical machine at Death Row, but he had his moments which Dre utilised.
According to Daz that screaming shit we hear at the end of Natural Born Killaz was jacked by Dre from one his demos and Wolfe said Daz and co had taken over more duties on Doggystyle with the keys and shit.
Daz is full of surprises off the mic too, in videos he posts you see him all slobby one moment in his bedroom in his white tees and pants smoking blunts before breakfast, then doing backward cartwheels on the beach on some Jacke Chan shit in the next.
Daz doing that backflip was the most random thing ever lol
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when you keep talking and talking about shit from 30+ years it says a lot
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when you keep talking and talking about shit from 30+ years it says a lot
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Forever stuck in the past
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Listen to kurupt, he says he first heard biggie on new york beat produced by dj pooh. Then pooh asked dre to mix beat. And it became smth else.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=5-vVn3gBXZM?si=UEfu47LeZprtTKv3
https://youtube.com/watch?v=fskQ3sqorys?si=QoZTUQOfix9u6BPq
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Listen to kurupt, he says he first heard biggie on new york beat produced by dj pooh. Then pooh asked dre to mix beat. And it became smth else.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5-vVn3gBXZM?si=UEfu47LeZprtTKv3
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fskQ3sqorys?si=QoZTUQOfix9u6BPq
Dre's mix game is impeccable ...but when you think of that beat you think DJ Pooh at least I do...I'm not in Daz's head but maybe he thinks he deserves at least some credit for the beats he made and Dre finished?
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Didn't Glove do Serial Killa?
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Yew, we heard that Daz 'Aint No Fun' demo before Dre touched it.
It's like Daz would draw some elementary pictures with a crayon and then Dre would turn up with his brushes/paint and turn that shit into real art.
bingo
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Dicc In Yo Mouth from the Wideawke Snoop Dogg album had the OG beat of Serial Killaz.
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Dicc In Yo Mouth from the Wideawke Snoop Dogg album had the OG beat of Serial Killaz.
nice catch
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Forever stuck in the past
I hate people like that ::)
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The Chronic and Doggystyle where original Daz double solo album!
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The Chronic and Doggystyle where original Daz double solo album!
Yeah, Daz basically recorded both of them as a double album, and he also recorded "Deep Cover" as a sort of sampler for his double album. He was doing all of that by himself in Oklahoma.
So then Snoop realized he had no skills and no ideas, and Dre left Ruthless so he couldn't jerk Yella for beats anymore so he had to find someone else to steal from. So in a perfect storm Warren G brought Snoop to Dre and Snoop said, "Hey I got a cousin in Oklahoma who has all this great material. You can steal all the beats and I can steal all the ideas and lyrics."
Also, Suge was like, "Man I'm scared and I wanna have a gangsta rap label. Is there anybody around that can beat me up and kick my ass?" So they found out that there was a super-gangster in Oklahoma so Suge brought him around for muscle. He also used to just beat up Reggie Wright for no reason anytime he saw Reggie after Suge got locked up.
Then, Elon Musk was like, "man I have a lot of money but I'm frustrated because there is always this one guy who has more money than me." And they found out Daz was also the richest man in the world because he had turned himself into a lawyer and won every case against his adversaries. He used the money he earned to invest in real estate and became the greatest real estate mogul in the world.
The rest is history.
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this video is pretty funny considering what daz is claiming
https://www.instagram.com/p/DbWdwOqS-E0/?igsh=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==
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this video is pretty funny considering what daz is claiming
https://www.instagram.com/p/DbWdwOqS-E0/?igsh=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==
Ahhhh what a great song! Where was Daz? Considering Nate was big part of the song, I wonder if "Because I got a girl" was made around the same time
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The Chronic and Doggystyle where original Daz double solo album!
I don't know about all that but he did write Snoops lyrics on Doggystyle, that's why he sounded so dope
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I don't know about all that but he did write Snoops lyrics on Doggystyle, that's why he sounded so dope
I'm not sure that's been confirmed.. Snoop has talked about DOC sort of assisting him or reorganizing his lyrics but even that was mostly in regards to the Chronic.
My guess is Daz was in the room to come up with some ideas and for Snoop to bounce ideas off of, but for my money that sure seemed like Snoop was writing his own lyrics back then
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I'm not sure that's been confirmed.. Snoop has talked about DOC sort of assisting him or reorganizing his lyrics but even that was mostly in regards to the Chronic.
My guess is Daz was in the room to come up with some ideas and for Snoop to bounce ideas off of, but for my money that sure seemed like Snoop was writing his own lyrics back then
lol he's being sarcastic
kinda ironic u didn't catch that when u just went on an entire sarcasm rant just a couple posts before
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this video is pretty funny considering what daz is claiming
https://www.instagram.com/p/DbWdwOqS-E0/?igsh=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==
This og version that daz produced. So there is only drum pattern, slap bass guitar, synth bass and lead. Barney Ruble is true with remaking the beat with adding rhode chord progression, strings and some other synths. But synth bass, lead were just replayed by him. So he tells some truth but also tells some lies. Just like daz does.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=VHr4XOLX4-w?si=xFgIvlajQysOOKhs
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lol he's being sarcastic
kinda ironic u didn't catch that when u just went on an entire sarcasm rant just a couple posts before
HighEyeCue is a pretty straight forward guy (didn't catch the sarcasm)
But in all seriousness did you guys know that Daz invented the first smart phone?
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https://www.instagram.com/p/DbWdwOqS-E0/?igsh=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==
This is dope!
When he played those famous keys and said "this is the part everybody asks about" — I mean that's it right there!! He came up with that — and he came up with the idea to make it sound pretty so that Nate's lyrics come off as ironic on the track!! That's the whole key to the song. I can literally still remember my first time listening to the song because of that initial surprise element! Because "Niggaz and Bitches" is about the hardest hiphop track of all time so I was playing that full blast from my bedroom stereo getting ready for school. The next song came on (and this was before anybody knew about it, the album had just came out) and suddenly it switches to some sort of love song — and I'm in the other room wondering what the fucc just happened, thinking maybe it's a comedic interlude or skit or something, so before I could skip to something I know like "Doggy Dogg World" Nate's lyrics come in and I was blown away !!
So I guess Daz just had the o.g drums Barney starts with and Nate singing already done?
...oh and as a sidenote that part he says was kind of taken from Barry White that almost sound like a windy day—that same sound is in one of Snoop's first No Limit features "Throw Your Hood Up" on Silk's album
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWXN3Z8u6bg&list=RDeWXN3Z8u6bg&start_radio=1
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So I guess Daz just had the o.g drums Barney starts with and Nate singing already done?
...oh and as a sidenote that part he says was kind of taken from Barry White that almost sound like a windy day—that same sound is in one of Snoop's first No Limit features "Throw Your Hood Up" on Silk's album
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWXN3Z8u6bg&list=RDeWXN3Z8u6bg&start_radio=1
no daz had the og drums, slap bass, synth bass and lead.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VHr4XOLX4-w
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no daz had the og drums, slap bass, synth bass and lead.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VHr4XOLX4-w
That's not what Barney Rubble is saying in what was posted on IG — he said he did most those sounds you hear on this version you posted
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no daz had the og drums, slap bass, synth bass and lead.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VHr4XOLX4-w
this demo was not complete before dre got involved
this demo was what they laid down with barney rubble in the initial session before dre started playing with it in the mix
in reality, daz only laid out the drum pattern which dre completely fine tuned in production as well
that's all ima say lol
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this demo was not complete before dre got involved
this demo was what they laid down with barney rubble in the initial session before dre started playing with it in the mix
in reality, daz only laid out the drum pattern which dre completely fine tuned in production as well
that's all ima say lol
That's not what Barney Rubble says in the IG video... he makes it sound like Dre was right there next to him as he was laying all of it down and he doesn't say shit about Daz (he just says when he got it, it had the og drums and Nates part)
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That's not what Barney Rubble says in the IG video... he makes it sound like Dre was right there next to him as he was laying all of it down and he doesn't say shit about Daz (he just says when he got it, it had the og drums and Nates part)
that's literally what i said ..
barney rubble came in when there was already a drum loop (done by daz) with nate's vocals on it
then he and dre sat down and started to construct the melodies, grooves, and overall instrumentation .. barney plays, dre guides
then dre takes all of that and makes it a song after everybody leaves
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that's literally what i said ..
barney rubble came in when there was already a drum loop (done by daz) with nate's vocals on it
then he and dre sat down and started to construct the melodies, grooves, and overall instrumentation .. barney plays, dre guides
then dre takes all of that and makes it a song after everybody leaves
My bad homie, I see it now, had to re-read it (working again now after being in the Arab Gulf for like 10 years — my brains been pretty scrambled for a while now and especially this week)
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My bad homie, I see it now, had to re-read it (working again now after being in the Arab Gulf for like 10 years — my brains been pretty scrambled for a while now and especially this week)
no doubt :urwelcome:
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obviously its true except for the keyboards . typical Daz drum machine sound pattern and bass .
the guitar on aint no fun is probably an old band sample rewritten by dre dre . the keyboard's melody probably Dre
but the structure of the song is the drum and the bass so Daz is right