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Quote from: PLANT on September 09, 2011, 08:20:02 AMQuote from: HighEyeCue on September 08, 2011, 03:45:50 PMYella easilyQuote from: Okka on September 12, 2011, 02:27:25 AMQuote from: BOX5 the best poster on this site yell on September 11, 2011, 01:49:20 PMYella dj'd at live shows came with some ideas you muthafuccas know Dre don't produce shit by himselfYella himself said that Dre did most of the work though.yeah. Yella was good with the drum machine
Quote from: HighEyeCue on September 08, 2011, 03:45:50 PMYella easily
Yella easily
Quote from: BOX5 the best poster on this site yell on September 11, 2011, 01:49:20 PMYella dj'd at live shows came with some ideas you muthafuccas know Dre don't produce shit by himselfYella himself said that Dre did most of the work though.
Yella dj'd at live shows came with some ideas you muthafuccas know Dre don't produce shit by himself
I don't know much about Yella's involvement in NWA's music but Yella is much more than a mere beatmaker. His later stuff with Ruthless is up there with Dre's best productions.
DJ Yella: I'm not married, ain't got no kids. I was born and raised in Compton. I'm an original member of NWA and I was here until the end. I'm a producer. I don't play any music instruments except for drums.
Aftermathmusic.com:Everyone compares you to Dre and says, in NWA Dre was the musicial brains and you was just the extra pair of hands on the technical side. Is that true?DJ Yella:Yeah, I mean, you know … oh yeah. I recorded everything. Me and Dre was all the time in the studio. More than other members.
Aftermathmusic.com:How much of NWA’s early production was really you and how much did Dre do?DJ Yella:Dre definetely did most of it. But we both produced, like in the Wreckin crew. In the Wreckin Dre did half and I did the other half. In the NWA it was more Dre and a group thang, too.