High Society Member since Oct 13th 2003 7375 posts
Sat May-21-16 04:59 PM
"Bink! on the new Juan Ep."
says Just Blaze was in his bag during the Dynasty and Blueprint days. Says Blaze and Guru are boys which is why neither mention him when they speak on Blueprint.
says he should absolutely be named when talking Blueprint. says him, Ye, Blaze all did 3-4 songs.
his being Ruler's Back, All I Need (that bassline), and Outro: Mama Loves Me.
his 3 certainly are BANGERS.
Ruler's Back - Bink! Takeover - Kanye IZZO - Kanye Girls, Girls, Girls - Just Jigga that N***a - Trackmasters U Don't Know - Just Hola Hovito - Timbaland Heart of the City - Kanye Never Change - Kanye Song Cry - Just All I Need - Bink! Renegades - Eminem Outro - Mama Loves Me - Bink
Lyrical Exercise - Just Girl Girls Girls (Remix) - Kanye
Bink! - 3 songs Kanye - 4 songs and Girls Girls Girls remix Just - 3 songs and a hidden bonus track
Kanye - 1 single (IZZO) and one of greatest battle songs of all time Just Blaze - 2 singles (Girls, Girls, Girls and Song Cry) Bink! - the Jigga intro and outro (always important records)
12. "what part of VA are you in?" In response to Reply # 8
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7. "he's right but the game is dirty" In response to Reply # 0
Just Blaze took his style and arguably improved on it I think "include me in the discussion" is some ego shit because he's certainly talented enough to continue making a living off of beats
Tiger Woods Member since Feb 15th 2004 18386 posts
Mon May-23-16 05:50 AM
15. "man, that album is 15 years old. Move on." In response to Reply # 0
While I love that album dearly, I think even non-Jay stans would admit that the staples of the album are the Kanye and JB songs. And it's not a "history is told by the victors" thing, those songs are just anthems; "U Don't Know" is probably the best song Jay ever did, and "Heart of the City" is a top 10 Hov track too.
It's been a long time since that album came out man. Find a new axe to grind.
18. "My favorite song too" In response to Reply # 16
By FAR my favorite. I just love the groove of that joint. It's pretty foul that they don't mention him especially when you say that he was "the sound of RocAFella". Freeway's "When They Remember" is just...man. It's a beautiful/ugly beat. A great song. Everybody in this story is talented, and Just Blaze def switched his style up after hearing those Bink joints.
17. "I'm surprised he didn't work with Freeway more post Roc" In response to Reply # 0
their styles were perfect for one another, and while he didn't have the name recognition of a Just or Kanye...I think he produced some of his best work (All My Life, When They Remember) - and might have been easier to get a hold of.
also took a potshot at Pharrell during the 15-20 minutes he appeared on the podcast that had little or nothing to do with the Blueprint 'drama'. Have to wonder if the traffic that was constantly mentioned before the interview was the reason dude was so upset or if that's his natural disposition given the Blueprint discussion that clouded the interview.
"Sean sparks like John Starks, nah, Sean ball like John Wall" - Rest In Power Forever Sean Price.
27. "RE: He said he wouldn't have done Blurred Lines." In response to Reply # 21
He praised Tim, Missy, and The Neps earlier, so it seemed to me like one of those deals where someone tries to shit on Thicke for "Lines", not realizing P is gonna catch some of that.
28. "Pay neither of them any mind" In response to Reply # 25
They're both Kanry stans.
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30. "You can make that argument for sure. " In response to Reply # 29
That's legit. That said I've always been an All I Need guy. I can't even describe why I love that song. It's like it creeps up on you. After that it's all about Never Change.
31. "The drums are on point..." In response to Reply # 30
The all I need refrain conveys a very palpable energy. It's a good song all around. Getting back to the argument at hand, Bink's tracks are every bit as good as Jus and Ye's. If not, they wouldn't have been on the album. Cats just want to denigrate his contributions because he didn't go on the become the super producer that those two did. If the tables were turned, these same cats would be downplaying Ye and Jus' tracks.
Come to grips with the fact that most OKP's are of the Nut Hugger lineage, so, if you' re not part of the little cliques that exist 'round here, your posts will probably tank like Souljaboy's album sales.
35. "RE: Wasn't a good ep" In response to Reply # 34
Can't see its length being the reason for them taking it down.
The Phonte episode was mostly them waiting for him (he got caught in traffic) and they still kept that up.
At the same time (and I didn't hear it), I can't see that Bink would have said anything inconsistent with what he's been saying on social media/etc. regarding the whole Blueprint/Just Blaze stuff.
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