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Title: What direction do you want West Coast production to go?
Post by: R-Tistic on August 07, 2005, 02:38:09 AM
For the next few years, what type of west coast production do you want to hear? Do you want it to keep that stereotypical west coast feel, upbeat, funk feel, usually with that "clap" that people know about? Do you want it to sound like what Dre started on Dre 2001, with the west coast tempo and hard hittin drums, basslines sometimes, and symphonic feel? Do you want it to sound like Rick Rock's style, which is west coast but has it's own identity and has a great club feel?
Title: Re: What direction do you want West Coast production to go?
Post by: ecrazy on August 07, 2005, 02:41:08 AM
I want J Wells Type Productions, all futurelike fast paced, bass bumpin tracks
Or
Madlib Productions, keeping it jazzy in the crates, awkward melodys that sound good
Title: Re: What direction do you want West Coast production to go?
Post by: mauzip on August 07, 2005, 04:57:51 AM
From the new breed of West Coast producers I'm feeling J. Wells, J-Steez and Damizza a lot.
Title: Re: What direction do you want West Coast production to go?
Post by: No Compute on August 07, 2005, 05:10:03 AM
Unlikely as it sounds I can see Dre changing the style on Detox then a lot of producers copying that. What type of sound it will be, I don't have a clue.
Title: Re: What direction do you want West Coast production to go?
Post by: Danté Williams on August 07, 2005, 07:57:39 AM
The Funk, baby.
Title: Re: What direction do you want West Coast production to go?
Post by: Monotone on August 07, 2005, 08:07:09 AM
I dont think it should go in any 1 single direction.

I want to keep the typical west coast sound as the base of hiphop but theres nothing wrong with producers trying to develop their own single sounds

Thats what makes cali music stand out more than the south and the east, its diversified
Title: Re: What direction do you want West Coast production to go?
Post by: Capo Di Tutti I Capi on August 07, 2005, 08:25:30 AM
The Funk, baby.
Title: Re: What direction do you want West Coast production to go?
Post by: SpawntaneusC on August 07, 2005, 08:38:01 AM
WHEREVER CREATIVITY TAKES THE NEW PRODUCER I PREFER JIM GETTUM THOUGH
Title: Re: What direction do you want West Coast production to go?
Post by: Black Uhuru on August 07, 2005, 08:40:29 AM
The Funk, baby.

But not every rapper style fits in with one sound
Title: Re: What direction do you want West Coast production to go?
Post by: Acgrundy on August 07, 2005, 10:17:09 AM
I want them to go back to sampling
Title: Re: What direction do you want West Coast production to go?
Post by: SGV on August 07, 2005, 10:35:56 AM
DJ Khalil is the perfect example.
Title: Re: What direction do you want West Coast production to go?
Post by: WestCoasta on August 07, 2005, 11:22:00 AM
pretty much what you said R-Tistic  8)
Title: Re: What direction do you want West Coast production to go?
Post by: .:Hercy Buggz:. on August 07, 2005, 11:34:03 AM
Sumthin different!!!
Title: Re: What direction do you want West Coast production to go?
Post by: Juronimo on August 07, 2005, 11:36:09 AM
I want the west to go back to being the cutting edge of hip hop musically. That's how the west coast blew up in the first place, by being 10 steps ahead of everyone else musically. We need to gett back to that.
Title: Re: What direction do you want West Coast production to go?
Post by: Diabolical on August 07, 2005, 11:42:25 AM
If they all soud like "Let Me Know" by Hi-C then id be happy.
Title: Re: What direction do you want West Coast production to go?
Post by: Fonky Fresh on August 07, 2005, 04:02:54 PM
the synthesizers man! they got to put that shit again man in the early 90s that was sick bcoz of that

but i dont know bcoz on the other cyde i aint the guy who look in the past all the fucking time,times change

i think westcoast producers did not explore fully jazz music like the east coast cats did in the ninetees

Dre beats are awful i mean ok u listen it when it comes out & u appreciate ...but when u listen it 2 years after its sound outdated,no emotion's popin in ur heart ..its not growin old like a good wine unlike the early/mid 90s sound ...&THATS A FACT
Title: What direction do you want West Coast production to go?
Post by: Maxin in the Shade on August 07, 2005, 09:16:12 PM
electronic beats with a 'bounce' feel

west coast hip hop should be moving towards 2020, not 2006
Title: Re: What direction do you want West Coast production to go?
Post by: Darksider on August 07, 2005, 09:55:57 PM
there is not only one style..every producer needs to find his own style like daz, fred wreck, dj quik,, battlecat and warreng d did in the past...
Title: Re: What direction do you want West Coast production to go?
Post by: Mr. O on August 07, 2005, 10:24:26 PM
Poetic sound music.  I like those better than nowadays.  I want orginial; nothing sampled.
Title: Re: What direction do you want West Coast production to go?
Post by: Mr. O on August 07, 2005, 10:27:33 PM
the synthesizers man! they got to put that shit again man in the early 90s that was sick bcoz of that

but i dont know bcoz on the other cyde i aint the guy who look in the past all the fucking time,times change

i think westcoast producers did not explore fully jazz music like the east coast cats did in the ninetees

Dre beats are awful i mean ok u listen it when it comes out & u appreciate ...but when u listen it 2 years after its sound outdated,no emotion's popin in ur heart ..its not growin old like a good wine unlike the early/mid 90s sound ...&THATS A FACT


Hey, I'm going to give you props for that.  I love sythesizer sounds.  It feels fresh and stylish type. 
I'm glad that I'm not the only that dre is outdated.
Title: Re: What direction do you want West Coast production to go?
Post by: Sikotic™ on August 07, 2005, 10:29:12 PM
I'm just tired of those fucking played out Battlecat soundign tracks. They're so generic and boring with the exception of a few.
Title: Re: What direction do you want West Coast production to go?
Post by: Mr. O on August 07, 2005, 10:45:30 PM
I'm just tired of those fucking played out Battlecat soundign tracks. They're so generic and boring with the exception of a few.
You got tired of battlecat, huh, homie?  Haha..I feel you.
Title: Re: What direction do you want West Coast production to go?
Post by: soopadoopaflykid on August 07, 2005, 10:51:41 PM
I want some peolpe tryin to do more funked out stuff like quik and just get more creative than just samplin more bounce than the ounce all day
Title: Re: What direction do you want West Coast production to go?
Post by: Sikotic™ on August 07, 2005, 10:54:29 PM
Yeah, if west coast hip hop went Quik's direction, then it would be so dope. The coast would have it's own sound again too.
Title: Re: What direction do you want West Coast production to go?
Post by: Tha G In Deee on August 07, 2005, 10:57:34 PM
The Funk, baby.
^I agree, like DJ Glaze, Battlecat, Warren G, Quik, & Daz type productions...Dre sounding beats wouldn't be bad but I'd like to hear more of tha other producers getting some of tha spotlight, like J Wells, Dr. Stank, Jim Gettum, EA-Ski, Meech Wells, Rick Rock, & Fredwreck...
Title: Re: What direction do you want West Coast production to go?
Post by: Acgrundy on August 07, 2005, 11:11:51 PM
I want some peolpe tryin to do more funked out stuff like quik and just get more creative than just samplin more bounce than the ounce all day

lol, for one, u name the last time somebody sampled more bounce 2 the ounce.

for 2:  the songs that have sampled more bounce 2 the ounce, completely blow away ANY beat to be released in the last 5 years.  Not one beat will even come close.

I'd take an entire album where every song samples more bounce to the ounce, over an album with the hottest 15 beats of the last 5 years, any day.
Title: Re: What direction do you want West Coast production to go?
Post by: Mr. O on August 08, 2005, 12:54:59 AM
I want some peolpe tryin to do more funked out stuff like quik and just get more creative than just samplin more bounce than the ounce all day

lol, for one, u name the last time somebody sampled more bounce 2 the ounce.

for 2:  the songs that have sampled more bounce 2 the ounce, completely blow away ANY beat to be released in the last 5 years.  Not one beat will even come close.

I'd take an entire album where every song samples more bounce to the ounce, over an album with the hottest 15 beats of the last 5 years, any day.
never heard of "more bounce than two the ounce."
Title: Re: What direction do you want West Coast production to go?
Post by: WestCoasta on August 08, 2005, 01:05:03 AM
I'm just tired of those fucking played out Battlecat soundign tracks. They're so generic and boring with the exception of a few.
I know what you mean, and also about if they had a sound like Quik
but I like Battlecat's tracks, I don't get tired of that sound, to me it says West Coast 8)
Title: Re: What direction do you want West Coast production to go?
Post by: Diabolical on August 08, 2005, 08:52:23 AM
I want some peolpe tryin to do more funked out stuff like quik and just get more creative than just samplin more bounce than the ounce all day

lol, for one, u name the last time somebody sampled more bounce 2 the ounce.

for 2:  the songs that have sampled more bounce 2 the ounce, completely blow away ANY beat to be released in the last 5 years.  Not one beat will even come close.

I'd take an entire album where every song samples more bounce to the ounce, over an album with the hottest 15 beats of the last 5 years, any day.
never heard of "more bounce than two the ounce."


Its a classic go look it up. By Zapp & Roger
Title: Re: What direction do you want West Coast production to go?
Post by: Paul on August 08, 2005, 09:00:05 AM
I want some peolpe tryin to do more funked out stuff like quik and just get more creative than just samplin more bounce than the ounce all day

lol, for one, u name the last time somebody sampled more bounce 2 the ounce.

for 2: the songs that have sampled more bounce 2 the ounce, completely blow away ANY beat to be released in the last 5 years. Not one beat will even come close.

I'd take an entire album where every song samples more bounce to the ounce, over an album with the hottest 15 beats of the last 5 years, any day.
never heard of "more bounce than two the ounce."


Its a classic go look it up. By Zapp & Roger

its "more bounce to the ounce"

i think we should let all the newwer producer 2 find their own sound and makin sumfin jus cause they feel they hav 2
and let the older 1s do their thing like quik, daz, warren g, dre, dj muggs

really feelin j wells and j steez(cant wait 2 hear his sound on suga frees new album, wen does it come out btw?)
Title: Re: What direction do you want West Coast production to go?
Post by: Diabolical on August 08, 2005, 11:24:31 AM
I want some peolpe tryin to do more funked out stuff like quik and just get more creative than just samplin more bounce than the ounce all day

lol, for one, u name the last time somebody sampled more bounce 2 the ounce.

for 2: the songs that have sampled more bounce 2 the ounce, completely blow away ANY beat to be released in the last 5 years. Not one beat will even come close.

I'd take an entire album where every song samples more bounce to the ounce, over an album with the hottest 15 beats of the last 5 years, any day.
never heard of "more bounce than two the ounce."


Its a classic go look it up. By Zapp & Roger

its "more bounce to the ounce"


Yeah i forgot to mention that.
Title: Re: What direction do you want West Coast production to go?
Post by: bigg sherm on August 08, 2005, 11:35:50 AM
I want them to go back to sampling

agreed!

id also take it back to them slammin battlecat/fredwreck/jellyroll beats
Title: Re: What direction do you want West Coast production to go?
Post by: Z the laidback Virus on August 08, 2005, 01:41:07 PM
I'd like more instruments being used in beats, a la Quik.