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110000, eazy-e, master p, RBX....
Posted by gluvnast, Sun Jun-29-08 09:56 AM
i used to think that RBX was nice until he stopped fuckin' with dre....

it's like singing, a producer CAN make someone sound dope..you know that most R&B artists sound wacker live on stage than on wax...and dre being a perfectionist that is known for making artists to make million of takes just so they can get it right

like i said, you lack the understanding of whut a PRODUCER does full scale...it's not just making a hot beat

he's the overseer of crafting a song...and many producers have different ways of doing it...some have musicians and/or beatmakers to work with, some have a keyboard and a drum machine....a producer have to ensure that the artist that's doing the song is on the right pitch, pace and ect...RZA, for example, was always known for choosing which wu-tang artist to be the perfect sound for this track or that track, and is notorious of chopping down each individual's verses to how he wants to arrange them....

dre, is a perfectionist in everyway...hence why we may NEVER get to hear DETOX, because he's never satisfied with any final product...he takes seriously on little nuances that we tend to take for granted...it's why his music is always the crispiest clear sounding music in hiphop, and been that way since NIGGAZ4LIFE...it's why the best produced albums of this DECADE were essentially overseen by DRE more or less...from DOCUMENTARY, GRODT, the MARSHALL MATHERS lp, tha LAST MEAL, the BIG BANG, RESTLESS...and he pretty much had the best produced albums of the last past THREE decades...something RZA cannot match...granted during the 90's RZA shown greatness, but that's all

lastly, dre on three separate occasions transformed the sound for the entire west coast...1st with straight outta compton, 2nd with the chronic, and last with chronic 2001....RZA never ever had the impact, maybe partially the influence, but NEVER the impact that dre has...