thanks but no
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Started by Matty - Last post by heisenberg
Started by Matty - Last post by Matty
Something I put together using an AI platform, hopefully some of y'all enjoy it. One for the Detox heads

1 The Detox
2 Under Pressure
3 Big Dusty
4 Good Things
5 Flashy
6 Game Over
7 The Streets
8 48 Hours
9 Popped Off

1 The Detox
2 Under Pressure
3 Big Dusty
4 Good Things
5 Flashy
6 Game Over
7 The Streets
8 48 Hours
9 Popped Off
Started by killagee - Last post by .:Hercy Buggz:.
He should work with Pete Rock more!
Started by romson19 - Last post by Sccit
Yeah i'm not talking about your work on the production side, i'm asking specifically about RBX, when you were in the studio with him, did you feel like he was contributing his absolute best effort? Sounds like by you saying you had to push him and drive him, that maybe not so much. Just want to make sure you're consistent when you're accusing artists of having no integrity because they aren't trying their absolute best, that it also goes for the artists you are producing for and the stuff you and your team is putting out. Being a man of high integrity such as yourself, you wouldn't want to work with someone of low integrity or someone not giving you their absolute best just to make some money on an album.....you know, like Daz is being accused of.
People like Brother Nature too, that stuff he released is the best he's capable of making, right? Otherwise you wouldn't be working with someone like that.
rbx was giving his best ... some verses we had to tell him to re-record, or re-write, but he was absolutely excited to do his first album in almost 20 years and was giving an honest effort
brother nature is fairly new to rapping ... we got with him because he reached out to me and bought a feature off me for his album... he too is giving an honest effort
when we worked with daz, it was a different experience. he was business first and art second...crooked i, on the other hand, was also giving a genuine effort for the same song .. had to save daz with production tho.
like someone else said, i wouldn't even be surprised if daz is using AI for his latest albums.
Started by Space RockStar SkyStalker Machine - Last post by Space RockStar SkyStalker Machine
Started by Petey - Last post by calilove213
I’m waiting for my apology
..as for updates since you left I moved to the Arab world to teach English and I converted to being a Flat Earther during the Coward-19 scam.
Sccit’s now got a label and released albums from Fatlip and RBX and soon his solo debut.
Sikotic had a change of heart, we are homies now, and we even agree on most hiphop/political/forum issues these days.
Dr. Dre released the classic COMPTON in 2015 and didn’t do any promo and so it went unnoticed and it’s hit and miss with the fans. Then in 2020 he sold his soul to the devil (like you did) as evidenced by him throwing up devil horns at every major appearance and thus his music has faltered.
Snoop and Dre reunited for a full album and it was overproduced and had no heart or rawness.
Kurupt, alcohol has taken its toll he’s slowed a bit.
Daz going strong building houses, buying land, doing albums, suing people, lawyers, podcasts, still hustling.
Trump became president after Obama and had the country hot again, but the people preferred lockdowns and race riots and mask wearing and didn’t like success and prosperity so they blackballed him for 4 years and now strangely he’s been allowed by globalists Bill Gates to be president yet again.
Elon Musk was kicking ass and taking names Trump caved to pressure and sidelined him and so progress has slowed on “making America great”. Still, at least it’s not Kamala.
I don't no match off American polics but I no danald tramp it's not the ancestor!!!! Kamel would off been match bitter than that orenge resist mathfucker!!! You our very ignarent and a wiger!!!
Started by doggfather - Last post by Rubinho
Really wonder how this impacts the who is in DPG(C) discussion.
Started by abusive - Last post by abusive
Jon Connor is a rapper and producer from Flint, MI, formerly signed to Aftermath Entertainment. In this clip, he talks about touring with Xzibit and how Xzibit played his music for Dr. Dre—an introduction that brought Jon to California for a face-to-face meeting where he rapped for Dre in person. That moment set off the chain of events that ultimately led to his life-changing deal with Aftermath.
Started by romson19 - Last post by Soopafly DPGC
the singles he's dropping now on premeditated entertainment, not as much .... with labcabin, he tried because we drove him.. the album we did was more of a production oriented album .. and we definitely put in a lot of time and effort producing it + guiding him along the way
if u listen to daz's last few albums front to back and then listen to hibernation shivers front to back with no familiarity bias, you should be able to tell which album had more effort put into it, and which album was more of a rush job with a lack of attention to detail in production.
Yeah i'm not talking about your work on the production side, i'm asking specifically about RBX, when you were in the studio with him, did you feel like he was contributing his absolute best effort? Sounds like by you saying you had to push him and drive him, that maybe not so much. Just want to make sure you're consistent when you're accusing artists of having no integrity because they aren't trying their absolute best, that it also goes for the artists you are producing for and the stuff you and your team is putting out. Being a man of high integrity such as yourself, you wouldn't want to work with someone of low integrity or someone not giving you their absolute best just to make some money on an album.....you know, like Daz is being accused of.
People like Brother Nature too, that stuff he released is the best he's capable of making, right? Otherwise you wouldn't be working with someone like that.
Started by romson19 - Last post by Sccit
Your honest opinion please...do you feel RBX put in his absolute best into his album with you, and that he is continuing putting his best effort forward in his subsequent recordings since then?
the singles he's dropping now on premeditated entertainment, not as much .... with labcabin, he tried because we drove him.. the album we did was more of a production oriented album .. and we definitely put in a lot of time and effort producing it + guiding him along the way
if u listen to daz's last few albums front to back and then listen to hibernation shivers front to back with no familiarity bias, you should be able to tell which album had more effort put into it, and which album was more of a rush job with a lack of attention to detail in production.

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