With Schoolboy Q's new track with Raekwon, "Blind Threats", being out, and with a for a lot of folks a recognized sample by Gary Burton, the question is; Who used it best?
It's very difficult to choose one, all really good tracks, and the first four has Top-20 producers behind the bord. In my own opinion, No ID was first and used another part of the original song, even though for just the intro to the Common-track. Muggs used the sample the others then used and put the standards, and Havoc and RZA both twisted it up a little bit to the better, but overall I think Hav' came out the hardest. Lord Quest I think came out a bit a lazy on it, still a hot track though. What do y'all think?

"In My Own World (Check The Method)": http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_0aP1wjOt7E#t=34
"Illusions": http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lhtM179aHnc
"Can't Get Enough Of It": http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTX2Bz0qX5U
"Tres Leches (Triboro Trilogy)": http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X-EURtVRnZM
"Blind Threats": http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ne-H8O65yn0

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"Las Vegas Tango": http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qmv3Ey1cjV0

Poll result (9 votes) Common - "In My Own World (Check The Method)" (Prod No ID) (3 votes) Vote Cypress Hill - "Illusions" (Prod. DJ Muggs) (1 votes) Vote Mobb Deep - "Can't Get Enough Of It" (Prod. Havoc) (1 votes) Vote Big Pun - "Tres Leches (Triboro Trilogy)" (Prod. RZA) (4 votes) Vote Schoolboy Q - "Blind Threats" (Prod. Lord Quest) (0 votes) Vote

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Common didn't really rap over it on "In My Own World"; No ID looped part of it (a part no one else really uses) as an interlude before the track.

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Oh shit, I didn't know Da Beatminerz also used this, nice!
About the Common track, I wrote that No ID only used it for the intro, and that I liked it cause he was innovative (even though he perhaps was first using it) and used another part of the original than most other been using. I still put Havoc's use first though. Probably then RZA, but after that the BCC-track.

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I think "Tres Leches" is the best song among them all, when including the artists ..But I still go with that Havoc made the best beat and best use of the sample in my opinion.

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It got one of my favorite starting lines!
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Some people can fuck off and go to hell"

I think both Muggs and B-Real were on their top on this album, absolutely their best in my opinion!

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