Snoop Dogg "You & You" (AUDIO)

[PLANT]

this track new?
http://www.sendspace.com/file/xai0zr

http://www.usershare.net/a1343n3h5pga

dope snoop track.  diggin it!

[BiggBoogaBiff]

His flow coulda been tighter.  Plus it didn't sound believable IMO.


I jah fucked with that beat tho, that shit sounded jah ham thru tha iPhone

[Mr.(Ko)Kane]

Thanks for the link. Terrace Martin previewed the track in one of his videos last year, so I guess it's produced by him. Beat turns out great when you turn up the volume. Nice track.

[Will_B]

This is GOOD.

Doggumentary leftover(??)...sounds like an album intro.

[swe iz active]

THANK YOU, PROPS MAHH DUDE

[BiggBoogaBiff]

I hope Snoop works with some younger producers too.  OddFuture's posse/network of people got some cool shit.  Nipsey Hussle finds diamonds in the ruff and do a lot of entertainers and emcees.  #justsayin.  

Sly's "WattStax" would be perfect for a Snoop and Dogg Pound cut, especially Kurupt.  I'm listening to it without tha subs on some regular shit and that shit is screamin DPG. 

[Black Excellence]

dope shit. this is how snoop needs to bring it on an album. snoop needs to work wit producers who will give him outstanding production. a great beat is the foundation in any great song.

[Will_B]

a great beat is the foundation in any great song.

Amen^^

[Darkwing Duck (The Reincarnation)]

dope shit. this is how snoop needs to bring it on an album. snoop needs to work wit producers who will give him outstanding production. a great beat is the foundation in any great song.

i dont think thats necessarily true tho.
there is no such thing as a great "beat" imo, there r beats that r more suitable for a certain kind of calibre.
its up to the calibre, to make the best outta the musical platform,, thats a foundation in a great song

[Will_B]

there r beats that r more suitable for a certain kind of calibre.
its up to the calibre, to make the best outta the musical platform

 

[PLANT]

well either way, the beat is dope and snoop is dope on this one

[Black Excellence]

dope shit. this is how snoop needs to bring it on an album. snoop needs to work wit producers who will give him outstanding production. a great beat is the foundation in any great song.

i dont think thats necessarily true tho.
there is no such thing as a great "beat" imo, there r beats that r more suitable for a certain kind of calibre.
its up to the calibre, to make the best outta the musical platform,, thats a foundation in a great song

what u mean there's no such thing as a great beat ?  there are many great beats. in snoop's case 21 jumpstreet was incredible, bitch please, doggystyle album, tha last meal album, etc.... the beats were amazing. without a great beat a song does no justice.

[Darkwing Duck (The Reincarnation)]

its deeper than that. a beat is just a skeleton. its not a foundation to a great song.
its what u make out of it, and it also depends on the artist performin on teh beat. a "dope beat" might be a "dope beat" per say, but a beat is  also a musical platform n it suits diffrent artists individually. song-construction is more important than a "dope beat" imo
this is how i look at it, take it or leave it

[Black Excellence]

end of the day the beat is the foundation. a muthafucka could rap a capella  and it's not as strong until a beat is underneath it all to enhance it. everything is built off the beat.

[Darkwing Duck (The Reincarnation)]

thats ur opinion,
but it sounds naive to me, lookin at it like that -- if ur listenin to hiphop-songs cuz of instrumentals
a beat can be dope objecively, but it doesnt necessarily have to mean anythin when it comes to music. it depends on the performin artist n how well he/she suits it, n what the artist bring to the table in song-composing

feel me?

thats why i said, a great beat is not the most important foundation. some of the best hiphop-song ive ever heard, were built on lukewarm (generally speakin) material