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judono
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"U R exec producing Busta Rhymes record in 2012. name ur producers&featur..."


  

          

The 2012 busta record. Smashing the game and bringing that new ra ra raw that's gonna fuck the game up. Busta is showing his ass lyrically and smashing shit. And you are executive producing this album. Million dollar budget.

Who u got producing?
Who u getting on the features?
How many joints are gonna be on the album?

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RE: U R exec producing Busta Rhymes record in 2012. name ur producers&fe...
Sep 27th 2011
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trippin...
Sep 27th 2011
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RE: U R exec producing Busta Rhymes record in 2012. name ur producers&fe...
Sep 27th 2011
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funny. i spent like 45 mins making my list...
Sep 27th 2011
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      RE: funny. i spent like 45 mins making my list...
Oct 02nd 2011
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DJ Scratch, Dilla, Large Pro
Sep 27th 2011
3
i feel you on
Sep 27th 2011
10
RE: DJ Scratch, Dilla, Large Pro
Oct 02nd 2011
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RE: DJ Scratch, Dilla, Large Pro
Nov 29th 2011
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Quality post!!!
Sep 27th 2011
4
lol.
Sep 27th 2011
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Is this album "The Big Bang"?
Oct 02nd 2011
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15 tracks...
Sep 27th 2011
5
feeling most of this!!
Sep 27th 2011
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RE: feeling most of this!!
Oct 02nd 2011
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RE: 15 tracks...
Sep 28th 2011
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if i was exec producing : Tracklist
Sep 27th 2011
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did you really just make up song titles?
Sep 27th 2011
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      RE: did you really just make up song titles?
Nov 29th 2011
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shame on everyone for not mentioning
Sep 27th 2011
7
Oops - youre right. Letem have 3.
Sep 27th 2011
13
damn, how could i forget him?
Sep 27th 2011
15
DJ Scratch and Nottz
Sep 27th 2011
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my answer exactly.
Sep 27th 2011
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That was what I was going to post.
Sep 27th 2011
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*applauds*
Sep 27th 2011
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Since when does Khalil make 808 beats?
Sep 28th 2011
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      Maybe it was Khalid?
Sep 28th 2011
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           RE: Maybe it was Khalid?
Sep 29th 2011
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                that's what i'm saying...dudes comment is beyond blasphemous
Sep 30th 2011
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                     Khalil is still kinda Fast Food. Busta needs raw protein.
Sep 30th 2011
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                          ok, now i'm certain that you are mistaking DJ Khalil...
Sep 30th 2011
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best answer so far
May 29th 2012
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Scratch, Lex Luger, Swizz Beatz, Khalil
Sep 27th 2011
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Scratch, DJ Scratch, and Mr. Scratch
Sep 27th 2011
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Since a lot of responses went very far back...I will go in the middle.
Sep 27th 2011
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Who's Fizzy Lomack? And I can see a Fly Lo track working somehow
Sep 27th 2011
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I know you're on the west but man
Sep 27th 2011
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Fizzy Womack=Lil Fame of MOP
Sep 27th 2011
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He's that dude who strongarms beats from unknown producers.
Sep 28th 2011
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i like this one best...
Sep 28th 2011
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lol @ Ron Browz.
Oct 03rd 2011
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He did the first part...but it didn't work.
May 29th 2012
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      never heard this. this desperately needs a remix version w/ new chorus
May 30th 2012
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           I agree....idk why he slowed down for the second verse.
May 30th 2012
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"It's After The End of the World Don't Ya Know"
Sep 27th 2011
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Well, at least this one would put $995,000 in Busta's pocket
Sep 28th 2011
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zinnnggg. lol. got a million $ budget, and this guy right here
Sep 28th 2011
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honestly i think that list is incredible
Sep 28th 2011
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SMFH
Oct 02nd 2011
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RE: "It's After The End of the World Don't Ya Know"
Oct 02nd 2011
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10 tracks producerd & overseen by Gonjasufi & Flylo
Sep 28th 2011
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if you're going that route you could add Gaslamp Killer
Sep 28th 2011
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      RE: if you're going that route you could add Gaslamp Killer
Oct 02nd 2011
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Entirely Nottz
Sep 28th 2011
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RE: Entirely Nottz
Sep 29th 2011
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RE: Entirely Nottz
Oct 01st 2011
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      RE: Entirely Nottz
Oct 02nd 2011
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dj scratch
Sep 28th 2011
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DJ Scratch, Nottz, Jay Dee (not Dilla) on beats
Sep 28th 2011
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^ ^ ^
Oct 02nd 2011
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RE: U R exec producing Busta Rhymes record in 2012. name ur producers&fe...
Sep 28th 2011
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so...
Sep 28th 2011
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Bustamatic
Sep 29th 2011
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Really?
Oct 02nd 2011
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why so butt hurt all the time?
Oct 02nd 2011
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      what I'm saying is
Oct 02nd 2011
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           RE: what I'm saying is
Oct 02nd 2011
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           RE: what I'm saying is
Oct 02nd 2011
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It's a damn shame you're the only person that mentioned Easy Mo Bee.
Oct 02nd 2011
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mines:
Sep 29th 2011
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here's mine (for the money)
Sep 29th 2011
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RE: here's mine (for the money)
Oct 02nd 2011
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like this thread
Sep 30th 2011
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he should keep it simple...minimal guests...and just 3-4 producers
Sep 30th 2011
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RE: U R exec producing Busta Rhymes record in 2012. name ur producers&fe...
Oct 01st 2011
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you really think that would be a good album?
Oct 02nd 2011
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yeah
Oct 02nd 2011
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      as I said
Oct 02nd 2011
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           RE: as I said
Oct 02nd 2011
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                RE: as I said
Oct 02nd 2011
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                     RE: as I said
Oct 02nd 2011
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                          RE: as I said
Oct 02nd 2011
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                               RE: as I said
Oct 02nd 2011
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                                    RE: as I said
Oct 02nd 2011
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http://s4.tinypic.com/13yeyo_th.jpg
Oct 02nd 2011
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Now, you know someone's gonna ask...
Oct 02nd 2011
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RE: Now, you know someone's gonna ask...
Oct 02nd 2011
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      Great explanation...
Oct 02nd 2011
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           RE: Great explanation...
Oct 02nd 2011
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cross-post
May 16th 2012
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The Katz in here mentioning Scratch know they shit.
Oct 02nd 2011
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Oct 02nd 2011
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      Sun, ...it'd be broken necks and car wrecks all over the Country....
Oct 02nd 2011
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           exactly
Oct 02nd 2011
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                just thinking about this pairing makes me scrunch my fucking face up
Oct 03rd 2011
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Don't you mean A&Ring?
Oct 02nd 2011
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RE: U R exec producing Busta Rhymes record in 2012. name ur producers&fe...
Oct 02nd 2011
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Here's mine, for what it's worth...
Oct 02nd 2011
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RE: Here's mine, for what it's worth...
Oct 03rd 2011
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trivia
Oct 03rd 2011
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If anyone could do a song w/Adele Busta could...
Nov 26th 2011
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E.L.E. 2: End of the World
Nov 26th 2011
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...............
Nov 29th 2011
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busta doesnt make good albums so its ok to have a mish mash
May 16th 2012
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RE: U R exec producing Busta Rhymes record in 2012. name ur producers&fe...
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RE: U R exec producing Busta Rhymes record in 2012. name ur producers&fe...
May 16th 2012
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let me show you guys how to do this shit
May 16th 2012
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A couple of things
May 16th 2012
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RE: A couple of things
May 17th 2012
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we're kinda goin' in circles here, huh
Jun 21st 2012
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so everyone just wants busta to make a throwback album
May 21st 2012
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no we want an album that can be played 2o years later
May 21st 2012
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RE: U R exec producing Busta Rhymes record in 2012. name ur producers&fe...
May 21st 2012
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over 100 shitty Busta albums being discribed in here...
May 21st 2012
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o_O
Aug 09th 2012
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Free album with Google Music but
Aug 09th 2012
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RE: o_O
Aug 10th 2012
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i would let qtip produce it. they always made a good team
Aug 09th 2012
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it will be 60% filler no matter what he does...
Aug 09th 2012
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An all 40 & JusticeLeague-produced album about his struggles with herpes
Aug 09th 2012
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as much as i love 90s Busta..
Aug 10th 2012
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The best bet
Aug 10th 2012
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RE: U R exec producing Busta Rhymes record in 2012. name ur producers&fe...
Aug 10th 2012
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it's a good point, Busta wasn't an album artist even in the album era
Aug 10th 2012
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don't fuck up the spirit of this post with industry get-over
Feb 06th 2013
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This thread has surprisingly long legs.
Aug 10th 2012
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That should've said RZA and Mathematics, not
Aug 13th 2012
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cross-post
Feb 06th 2013
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DJ Scratch, Q-Tip, Timbaland, Neptunes & Dilla...
Feb 06th 2013
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RE: U R exec producing Busta Rhymes record in 2012. name ur producers&fe...
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COOLEHMAGAZINE
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1. "RE: U R exec producing Busta Rhymes record in 2012. name ur producers&fe..."
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Just heard busta rhymes guesting on someone's shit out my window twice in a row.


He's terrible now.

I would use his studio time for other niggas I manage, all while conveniently miscommunicating with him.

I'm from the lost black tribe of Israel, the Yos

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judono
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8. "trippin..."
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he killed that "Look at Me Now" chris brown joint. and he killed his feature on that lil wayne carter 4...

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2. "RE: U R exec producing Busta Rhymes record in 2012. name ur producers&fe..."
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Well I'm not sure what 1million would get me but.....
Producers-qtip, focus, madlib, super dave west, dilla( only if it sounded right, I wouldnt put a dilla beat on there just for the nastalga factor) and neptunes to handle possible singles.

Features- maybe a native tongue reunion cut with De La, tribe, and the LONS guys. But under no circumstance would I call it scenario pt2.
Also I would want some that more new school for the younger crowd to vibe to. Maybe Kendrick Lamar.
Idk this was all thought up Pretty quick....

"I don't say you feel me 10 times in a sentence...."

  

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9. "funny. i spent like 45 mins making my list..."
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and you and me agree on the scenario - remake. check the track list below..

busta needs a big time, commercial smash, and critically acclaimed smash. your producer line-up is a little weak. woulda loved to hear the madlib joints that almost made the album and ended up on the next medicine show lp instead...

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76. "RE: funny. i spent like 45 mins making my list..."
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>woulda loved to hear the madlib joints that almost made the
>album and ended up on the next medicine show lp instead...

Didn't hear about this. Details, please.

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.

  

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3. "DJ Scratch, Dilla, Large Pro"
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Black Milk
Alchemist
DJ Khalil
I wanna hear a Primo & Busta joint
Kev Brown
Apollo Brown could make a big sound for him that I would like to hear

probably more, just can't think right now

  

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judono
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10. "i feel you on "
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Scratch, Black Milk, Alchemist, and Khalil. and premo for sure.

those 5 with at least a beat apiece would be an excellent 5, and they could bring that raw to busta while still having commercial viability.

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75. "RE: DJ Scratch, Dilla, Large Pro"
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>Black Milk
>Alchemist
>DJ Khalil
>I wanna hear a Primo & Busta joint
>Kev Brown
>Apollo Brown could make a big sound for him that I would like
>to hear
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>probably more, just can't think right now

I'm with you on all these cats but Kev Brown. But, here's my question: Who's gonna do the singles?

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.

  

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97. "RE: DJ Scratch, Dilla, Large Pro"
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Tue Nov-29-11 03:04 PM by d-bwoyFLOW

          

>Black Milk
>Alchemist
>DJ Khalil
>I wanna hear a Primo & Busta joint
>Kev Brown
>Apollo Brown could make a big sound for him that I would like
>to hear
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>probably more, just can't think right now

most predicable okp answer lulz

dudes naming these boom bap bums.

busta make BANGERS. he need them EPIC joints from producers that make stadium status music.

JUST BLAZE
THE NEPTUNES
BANGLADESH
T-MINUS
DJ KHALIL
LEX LUGER
POLOW THE DON

then mix it up with a couple of harder jawns from madlib an buckwild

CLAMS CASINO wud be an ill fit.

  

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4. "Quality post!!!"
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Id go for 10 (9) tracks.

My vision is a spiritual follow up to Big Bang sprinkled with a bit of Genesis.

1. Intro stripped down ala Get You Some, minimalistic creepin Dre prod., hard drums, not no club shhh - Id like Tip on it again.

2. The Busta & Premier collabo thats already layin round Preems desk somewhere.

3. Full track version of that SICK Dilla/Busta track that is the jump off to the Dillagence mixtape.

4. Spliff Star interlude - Greatest hypeman gets to be greatest guest on this album, least after Tip. No hook.

5. The Alan n Trevor joint - ALC drops by to say hi and spit some random bars bout smokin, smokin and occasionally smokin. Bus does the same, and a sing songy hook.

6. Woo Hah pt. 2 - oddly appealin twisted pianobeat, Bus back to the originoo style.

7. The Dre HEATER - the Break Yo Neck/Truck Volume/Holla one - scratch that, make it two tracks in one - 7:00 total.

8. The Raekwon feat. where 9th Wonder accidentally leaked one of the MANY amazin beats for Buckshots upcomin album, thus creatin a monster.

9. Buckshot callin in to complain.

10. I dunno bout this one. Epic closer. Been thru the storm type ish.

Tip on adlibs all the way thru. Xcept durin 4/5/8.

  

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this one would be for the true fans, and the dre produced joints would be enough to push it over to the cross over masses and radio play. i'd check for this. need a few more tracks though.

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74. "Is this album "The Big Bang"?"
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5. "15 tracks..."
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Producers:

Q-Tip, Arabmusik, Lex Luger, Black Milk, Dr Dre, Jake One, Mr. Porter, Tyler the Creator, Pharrell, Timbaland, The Legendary Traxxter




featured artists:

Twista, Tyler The Creator, Q-Tip, Roc Marciano, Rah Digga, Black Milk, Danny Brown, Chris Brown, Pharrell Williams, Spliff Starr, Tech 9ine, CamRon, Aretha Franklin, Jay-Z, Sean Combs



3 for 10 all DAY!!!

  

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12. "feeling most of this!!"
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>Producers:

Arab Musik would KILL IT. and BUSTA going IN!!! Lex Luger would be something relevant for the now. Black Milk would kill it. Not feeling a QTip beat on this record, but I am feeling a QTip vocal though.... Dre is a garunteed joint. Jake One is a banger. Mr. Porter is a banger. not feeling you on Tyler. Not feeling you on Pharrell. Timbaland! on that RAW. yezzir. and got the traxxter on my list too. funny.


feeling you on a Camron feature and a Sean Combs on the hook feature too.

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77. "RE: feeling most of this!!"
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>>Producers:
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>Arab Musik would KILL IT. and BUSTA going IN!!! Lex Luger
>would be something relevant for the now. Black Milk would
>kill it. Not feeling a QTip beat on this record, but I am
>feeling a QTip vocal though.... Dre is a garunteed joint.
>Jake One is a banger. Mr. Porter is a banger. not feeling
>you on Tyler. Not feeling you on Pharrell. Timbaland! on
>that RAW. yezzir. and got the traxxter on my list too.
>funny.
>
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>feeling you on a Camron feature and a Sean Combs on the hook
>feature too.

Not feeling Tyler either. And, I don't see how you can't co-sign Pharrell when he did two of Busta's biggest songs: Light Your Ass On Fire and What It Is. The stuff he gave him on the last one were ass, but, you gotta have an off day somewhere.

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.

  

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31. "RE: 15 tracks..."
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>Producers:
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>Q-Tip, Arabmusik, Lex Luger, Black Milk, Dr Dre, Jake One, Mr.
>Porter, Tyler the Creator, Pharrell, Timbaland, The Legendary
>Traxxter
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He's worked with all of those people except Traxxter for the new album. Who knows what he will end up using

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6. "if i was exec producing : Tracklist"
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.1. intro - spoken word by Ra Digga over a deep 40 produced thought provoking beat. less than a minute long

.2. new new york - a rowdy ass , bust your head open club banger. produced by swizz beatz. featuring lil jon on the hook.

.3. return of the yah yah yah - produced by dipLo. energy. worldwide club hit.

.4. whats it gonna be part 2 - that smooth undeniable radio smash that isn't corny. for the players and the ladies. was thinking about adele on the chorus... that would fuck the game up. option b is corrine bailey rae. gettin that crossover love in 2 countries too...

.5. what's the scenario 3000 - featuring: qtip and phife and the leaders and the jungle brothers and de la. all on a european producer raw ass dubstep beat (JOKER), dropping 16 bars each of some Cipher, MC , lyric shit like you've never heard them before. raw, rugged, grimey as grooving ass beat. bam!

.6. go NY - produced by dj premier. the dopest and rawest dj premier beat of the past 15 years. the illest chops, scratch hook, and dirtiest drums. raw NY club banger. grimey shit. never heard premo and busta, and the long awaited pairing has arrived

.7. raw doggin - featuring redman and mystikal. talking about goin in Raw doggin it with a lady. produced by Battlecat. on some of that talkbox fly shit. always thought red and bus occasionally had certain similarities vocally and stylistically...and mystikal has that loud style too... bringing back 2 legends over that kind of beat on that kind of topic. unexpected fly shit.

.8. speakers on the purp - produced by dj paul & juicy j. one of those sample-based productions on that vibe'n ride'n round sound. (players anthem, that track they did for luda.... they kill those sample-based beats).... featuring dj paul and juicy j and project pat. never thought it would happen, but hell, busta hopped on a track with chris brown. fuckit, why not?! lol.

.9. saying something authentic - featuring common and black thought. produced by Dilla. co-produced by questlove. soulquarian-arian for that future classic.

.10. the realest shit you ever heard - produced by Dilla. busta at his most honest, realest, lyrically deep, heartfelt joint he ever recorded goin in on the dopest jay dee beat no one's ever heard.

.11. dirty arrangements - produced by exile. official beat with those chopped up but not slopped up drums. on some shit that woulda been the dopest b-side to the most official a-side of a 12" if it was released in 1998''. Hook featuring Havoc of mobb deep.

.12. west coastin steelo - produced by exile. featuring planet asia doing his best ghostface.

.13. crazy in this joint - featuring lil wayne and drake. on whatever the dopest beat is from the same guy who produced "I'm On One".

.14. slow down bitch - featuring r.kelly on a singing verse and on the hook. featuring twista. produced by the legendary traxster on one of those groovin ass , po pimpin' for the 2014 beats. twista and busta going in on the rapid fire flow, but on some groove shit.

.15. ghetto pt. 2 - featuring the dream. produced by the dream. ya'll know that song 'ghetto' on the Terius Nash 1977 album. the joint that features big sean? fuck that. give this joint to busta, and let him kick a verse to it. put it on the radio. slammin.

.16. can ya'll feel it - featuring t-pain. strip club anthem. club anthem. produced by..... johnny juliano of wiz khalifa best producer fame.

.17. smash hit - featuring m.o.p on the hook. produced by just blaze. best just blaze beat since the coldest club banger he gave jay z.

.18. outro. produced by 40 (drake). busta taking us to outerspace with some deep thought provoking lyrics.

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22. "did you really just make up song titles?"
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i'm saying.

why?

  

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99. "RE: did you really just make up song titles?"
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>i'm saying.
>
>why?

rofl at Why?

  

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7. "shame on everyone for not mentioning"
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Nottz.

Let him do the whole damn album.

  

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13. "Oops - youre right. Letem have 3."
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15. "damn, how could i forget him?"
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good call

  

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14. "DJ Scratch and Nottz"
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that's it

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17. "my answer exactly."
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18. "That was what I was going to post."
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Every song both of those dudes did on his LP's are my favorite Busta songs, period. I don't want any modern 808 beats (Luger, Khalil), no Swizz Beats, def no Dr. Dre or Eminem poopie beats, and no Neptunes. No Bangledesh. No Kanye soft drums West beats. No baby powder soft beats. Gimme dat Where We About to Take it or Gimme Some More.

  

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20. "*applauds*"
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my man!

  

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29. "Since when does Khalil make 808 beats?"
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just curious...

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35. "Maybe it was Khalid?"
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Fuck em both anyway. Keep those fast food beats away from Busta.

  

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44. "RE: Maybe it was Khalid?"
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>Fuck em both anyway. Keep those fast food beats away from
>Busta.

Uuuuuhhhh, WHAT?! Yeah fuck Khaled all day. But DJ Khalil, however, is one of the best dudes out doing boom bap beats for the past several years now. He's actually one of the producers that SHOULD be working with Busta on new material.

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48. "that's what i'm saying...dudes comment is beyond blasphemous"
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50. "Khalil is still kinda Fast Food. Busta needs raw protein."
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Dude is a little clean for my taste. Too much quadruple layer clappage. I hate when Busta has tried to go for the banger or pop route. He sounds like shit in that lane. Maybe Khalid's got some stuff that can work, idk. WHatever the case, I dont want busta on a cd with a shitload of producers. 2-3 and call it a wrap.

  

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51. "ok, now i'm certain that you are mistaking DJ Khalil..."
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for someone else. Khalil makes some of the rawest shit out there and i would say that is sound is pretty much the polar opposite of "clean". DJ Khalil & DJ Khaled are two different dudes. Khalil is the super talented producer signed to Aftermath, and is also one half of the group Self Scientific. Khaled is the no talent ass-clown that screams on the same Ace Hood song over and over.

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111. "best answer so far"
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16. "Scratch, Lex Luger, Swizz Beatz, Khalil"
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19. "Scratch, DJ Scratch, and Mr. Scratch"
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21. "Since a lot of responses went very far back...I will go in the middle."
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What Busta needs is a more personal sorta "deep" album to silence the haters and cement his legacy....

...but making that right now is a bad idea...he needs a HIT again. A more serious album would fall on def ears.

Good thing busta can work damn near anyone for that...so here's who I would go to: Hudson Mohawke & T-Minus (who according to the latest Wax Poetics are working together now).

Some sort of space-age banger like the Chris Brown record w/a silly rhyme scheme that only Busta would sound right doing. But not extremely silly Busta...cause newbies will see that as corny

As for the album, I'm sticking to what works for Busta....bunch o' producers, and a bunch o' tracks (like 16)...just keep the wack ones & people of the moment AWAY (that was the problem with his last LP) No reaching with hardbutforced lyrics or Ron Browz...

My Producer list:

Nottz
Hudson Mohawke & T-Minus
FLYING FUCKING LOTUS (this should happen...seriously)
Swizz Beatz
DJ Scratch (who always supplies bangers)
Kanye West & Mike Dean (bus hasn't worked with ye' I don't think)
The DJ Premier track (no leaking it before the album, maybe a snippet on Primo's radio show....concept track, maybe a letter to LONS...something memorable)
The Neptunes (I still think they can make hits...a crazy beat from both Chad & Skateboard)
Fizzy Womack (features MOP & Reek Da Villain)
Statik Selectah
A old style Dilla track a the end...w/Bus rapping something serious to setup the next album)
The RZA
Denaun Porter

Features:

Raekwon & Ghostface
Alicia Keys (for his girl song)
MOP & Reek Da Villain and maybe N.O.R.E.
Game
Marsh Ambroisis (sp?)
Lil Wayne
Jay-Z (it would be big...and they're overdue for another record)
Cee-Lo (singing.....but a rappin remix as a bonus track)

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23. "Who's Fizzy Lomack? And I can see a Fly Lo track working somehow"
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It would be heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeella unorthodox though, beat and his flow

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24. "I know you're on the west but man"
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you lost some points on that one my man.

lol

  

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26. "Fizzy Womack=Lil Fame of MOP"
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phemom's the name, all-star writer/
searching 4 journalistic fame, mindframe igniter....www.twitter.com/hayabusaage

  

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34. "He's that dude who strongarms beats from unknown producers."
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_________________

  

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27. "i like this one best..."
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i would probably just add a

1) guetta track (for all the money and the clubs)
2) lex luger track
3) bangladesh track
4) a major lazers track (original)


a lot of people went way too left field for busta. ya'l know busta bout the papes. he'd would have him dropped from his label and into obscurity forever.

  

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94. "lol @ Ron Browz."
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didn't he make that "Jumping Out The Window" song?

and "ARAB MONEY" was like the height of accessible ignance for a minute.

every now and then I think about how they took the Muhammad Hassan theme song and turned it into a sawtooth-laden "vaguely Eastern" dance toon

  

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112. "He did the first part...but it didn't work."
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He made a song w/Chris Brown with a rhyme scheme that was different...but everyone slept-on it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5EEhXhGcX0k

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113. "never heard this. this desperately needs a remix version w/ new chorus"
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and needs a verse from wayne and one other rapper. with the first busta verse. chris brown needs to be singing on the chorus. this shoulda been a hit.

  

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114. "I agree....idk why he slowed down for the second verse."
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Maybe he thought it would be too much?

I'm neither a hater or fan of Wayne...but I don't think he could do the rhyme scheme that Bus used. Then again, idk any rapper relevant enough to be on a first single that could ride the beat like that.

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25. ""It's After The End of the World Don't Ya Know""
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Intro beat by Ras G.
Straight into a for ya jugular joint produced by Lorn featuring Freddie Gibbs and Pusha T.
A lose control of yourself joint from HudMo featuring Missy
Mono Poly head cracker featuring M.O.P.
Club anthem produced by Flying Lotus featuring Nikki Minaj
A Nosaj Thing ambient pop joint with Drake on the hook
A Q-Tip produced duet joint with ?uest on drums
Some bonnie and clyde shit over a Mexican With Guns banger with Rah Digga
A Dibiase skullcrusher.
A Samiam bonkers joint featuring Elucid
An EL-P produced fandammer featuring Trent Reznor on the hook.
Veteranz joint produced by Primo featuring Jay and Nas with Puffy on the adlibs
Outro by Pete Rock

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30. "Well, at least this one would put $995,000 in Busta's pocket"
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41. "zinnnggg. lol. got a million $ budget, and this guy right here"
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haha

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40. "honestly i think that list is incredible"
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73. "SMFH"
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remember this day man

  

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78. "RE: "It's After The End of the World Don't Ya Know""
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>Intro beat by Ras G.
>Straight into a for ya jugular joint produced by Lorn
>featuring Freddie Gibbs and Pusha T.
>A lose control of yourself joint from HudMo featuring Missy
>Mono Poly head cracker featuring M.O.P.
>Club anthem produced by Flying Lotus featuring Nikki Minaj
>A Nosaj Thing ambient pop joint with Drake on the hook
>A Q-Tip produced duet joint with ?uest on drums
>Some bonnie and clyde shit over a Mexican With Guns banger
>with Rah Digga
>A Dibiase skullcrusher.
>A Samiam bonkers joint featuring Elucid
>An EL-P produced fandammer featuring Trent Reznor on the
>hook.
>Veteranz joint produced by Primo featuring Jay and Nas with
>Puffy on the adlibs
>Outro by Pete Rock

As much as I love the school of wonky myself, there's no way any of these guys would make it on a Busta album. And, seriously, Lorn, Ras G, Nosaj Thing and El-P? Neither of these cats make anything that anyone would even attempt to rhyme over. That's just wishful thinking.

Dibiase, Samiyam, Flylo, Mexicans With Guns and Hudmo may all have something that might fit the bill, but, please, name one Flylo club banger?

And, I KNOW Mono got some shit for him. I've heard a beat tape with some shit on it. Even greater chances if he co-produces it with Busy.

And, last but not least, we damn near listen to the same shit. It's uncanny.

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.

  

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28. "10 tracks producerd & overseen by Gonjasufi & Flylo"
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It will be either pure genius or the most terrible thing ever.
either way, it will be interesting and
not dabble in mediocrity.

http://islasoul.bandcamp.com

  

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32. "if you're going that route you could add Gaslamp Killer"
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and yeah, that would at least be interesting. I'd definitely give it a listen.
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79. "RE: if you're going that route you could add Gaslamp Killer"
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>and yeah, that would at least be interesting. I'd definitely
>give it a listen.
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Yup, you two and maybe 1,998 others.

Come on ya'll, this is not promote your favorite underground producer time.

Who the hell is gonna rhyme over some Gonjasufi mess? Plus, I don't think he really produces like that. I know Mainframe, Flylo and GLK did his album.

Both Flylo and GLK could make some Busta worthy stuff but would have to step outside of their realm and beat making process slightly. You can't just up and spit a verse over some GLK.

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.

  

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33. "Entirely Nottz"
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Could be a classic if executed right.

  

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42. "RE: Entirely Nottz"
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came to say this^^

maybe black milk for a few too...wipe ya smile off black milk ish, not popular demand black milk...

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53. "RE: Entirely Nottz"
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Yeah, but people didn't appreciate it when Rah Digga did the same thing last year and named the album "Classic". When you say if done right, she did about as well as I would expect to get from Busta these days.

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80. "RE: Entirely Nottz"
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>Yeah, but people didn't appreciate it when Rah Digga did the
>same thing last year and named the album "Classic". When you
>say if done right, she did about as well as I would expect to
>get from Busta these days.

Nottz ain't give her them A1 beats and Digga needs help with hooks.

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.

  

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36. "dj scratch"
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dj toomp
bangladesh
timbaland
the (new) hitmen
lex luger
swiff d
nottz
jake one
me

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37. "DJ Scratch, Nottz, Jay Dee (not Dilla) on beats"
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get rid of all those other niggas, Busta sounds best over dirty shit and they ain't got it
one song with guests, the rest is Buss dolo
but that song has NT and LOMS guest spots with Tip on the beat

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55. "^ ^ ^"
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https://chriswind.bandcamp.com/track/massage

"You can take an African out of Africa, but you can't take Africa out of the African"
Afro-Americana/Afro-Caribbana/Afro-Latino unite. We are ALL Black!

  

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38. "RE: U R exec producing Busta Rhymes record in 2012. name ur producers&fe..."
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diplo
switch
nottz
joker
lex lugar
just blaze
bink
bangladesh
kanye
hudson mohawke
crookers
benga
emile/no i.d.

  

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39. "so..."
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producers and guest:
2 by Araabmuzik, one of which features Danny Brown
2 by Khalil, one of which features Rae & Ghost
1 by Black Milk f/ Roc Marciano
1 by The Neptunes on their dark synth shit ala HHNF f/ Tyler
2 by Q-Tip
2 by Nottz
2 by Jake One
1 by Alchemist
1 by Waajeed (come out of hiding nigga)

no Dilla lost beat tapes, no Primo, no Dre, no Large Pro, no Swizz, No Lex Luger, and no DJ Scratch (cause when's the last time his name appeared on anything)

maybe a Cee-Lo or Tip hook

  

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43. "Bustamatic"
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1. Genesis (produced by Clams Casino)
One of those really air "I'm God" beats he gave Lil B. No rapping, just Busta talking, quick reflection on all his time in the game. Helping the listeners understand what they're about to experience.

2. Dungeon Dragon (produced by The Neptunes)
That weird off kilter Neptunes yet super duper Hip-Hop type beat. Busta doing his creative shit. Possible single.

3. Only 5 Years Left (produced by Just Blaze)
Crazy Saigon "Come On Baby" chorus futuristic sounding shit, Bus doing that speed rap shit. Opera in the vein of "H.A.M." at the end. Epic.

4. European Money ft. Swizz Beatz (produced by Swizz Beatz)
Samples Daft Punk's "Around The World". Ignorance being spit, Swizz screaming and getting everybody hype. 2nd single. Eventually goes gold from controversy.

5. Leader (New School)ft. Q-Tip (produced by Easy Mo Bee)
Dirty, 1994 sounding, possible left over from The Coming sounding joint. No reminiscing, just two legends going hard for 2012. Typical OKP's favorite joint.

5. My Bredren ft. Damian Marley & Rihanna (produced by Damian Marley)
Connecting with his roots, ill caribbean joint. Slow dance groove but not a girl song at all. Rihanna on her "Man Down" swag on the hook. Think "Soon The New Day" but more earthy. Something that comes on and you gotta grab a chick immediately and get slow winded on.

6. Ladies Love ft. Diddy & Nas (produced by Will.I.Am)
Sole commercial sounding track. In the vein of "Ain't It Pretty" from Songs About Girls. Eerybody rapping in their low sexy voice. Chicks in their 30's will know all the words. Nas verse is best verse on album.

7. Born To Roll ft. Masta Ace (produced by Just Blaze)
HD remake of the original joint. Bass shatters car windows when turned up to 10. Masta Ace on the last verse and chorus. Huge in midwest and westcoast markets.

8. Niggas In NY ft. Ghostface, Raekwon & Nas (Produced by RZA)
Elegance. Pure hip-hop over a "Wu Gambinos" dirty type of beat. Ghost steals the show, him and Rae, trade bars back. Nas on the hook, begins a verse as the song fades out, Busta comes on like nah, ya'll ain't ready.

9. Chillin' ft. Spliff Star (produced by The Alchemist)
Soul sample, but fun vibe a'la "Otis". Busta spitting, Spliff Star on the ad-libs. Busta on the ad-libs when Spliff spits his 16. Straight to youtube video shot.

10. Trevor (produced by DJ Scratch)
Smooth, boom bap just rapping about life, happy to be here, i love my kids, i love hip-hop, and the world loves me back.



Peace.

  

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59. "Really?"
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people are fucking killing me in this post.

Making up song titles?

For real?

Dumb ass explanations for songs?

For real?

Features on damn near every track?

Really?

*smh*

it's starting to make sense why albums continue to suck because the majority of people don't have a clue on how to do it.

  

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62. "why so butt hurt all the time?"
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we're just following the directions for the post. i spent a good amount of time on the sequence or flow of the album but stopped short of determining what each song would be about. as for all the guests, the idea is to "smash the game and bring that new ra ra raw that's gonna fuck the game up." only hardcore busta fans are going to listen to a busta album with no or few guests. personally, i found it more challenging *and* realistic to name multiple producers as well, considering all creative and commercial factors.

that said, i don't think any of us are A&Rs, so to put the blame for the entire music industry at our feet is pretty rich.

  

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64. "what I'm saying is"
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>we're just following the directions for the post. i spent a
>good amount of time on the sequence or flow of the album but
>stopped short of determining what each song would be about. as
>for all the guests, the idea is to "smash the game and bring
>that new ra ra raw that's gonna fuck the game up." only
>hardcore busta fans are going to listen to a busta album with
>no or few guests. personally, i found it more challenging
>*and* realistic to name multiple producers as well,
>considering all creative and commercial factors.
>
>that said, i don't think any of us are A&Rs, so to put the
>blame for the entire music industry at our feet is pretty
>rich.

you guys are taking every aspect that sucks about albums and the WE complain about and incorporating them into the album you're creating.

Shit is annoying to me because some things are just so obvious to me that I can't fathom someone else not understanding them.

The album you made would NOT "smash the game". It would be another bloated piece of shit. The directions were to make the next Busta album…not "smash the game"

when you set out to "smash the game" you fall flat on your face. Albums that "smash the game" usually come out of nowhere.

sorry you wasted your time coming up with a terrible concept for the next Busta album.

and the reason I'm placing blame on you guys is because you are making the exact album that everyone would complain about. That is what A&Rs do. they try to do whatever is safe. They go and get the most predictable producing line-up, the most predictable guest list and try to force an album.

shit doesn't work like that.

  

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68. "RE: what I'm saying is"
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look, i just put together an album i'd love to hear because i think it would work on multiple levels. maybe busta could hold down a whole album by himself in 2012 and be musically *and* lyrically interesting, and maybe there is a producer (scratch, nottz, etc.) who could provide him 10-15 A+ level beats and help him create a career defining album. however, i doubt it, and i furthermore doubt the ability of the public to check out the album and see. busta is just not that kind of artist, at least at this point.


>The album you made would NOT "smash the game". It would be
>another bloated piece of shit.

commercial rap albums typically are 70-80 minutes. at least this one would have quite a few surprises. i could have gone the 40-minute route easily and saved myself a lot of time, but see above.


>sorry you wasted your time coming up with a terrible concept
>for the next Busta album.

i'm not, i had fun.


>and the reason I'm placing blame on you guys is because you
>are making the exact album that everyone would complain about.

nah, trust me, bussa bus would kill it.


>That is what A&Rs do. they try to do whatever is safe.

without A&Rs, a lot of your favorite albums wouldn't exist! i side with your disdain for them, but let's be fair.

  

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82. "RE: what I'm saying is"
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Sun Oct-02-11 06:00 PM by Remedial

  

          

>you guys are taking every aspect that sucks about albums and
>the WE complain about and incorporating them into the album
>you're creating.
>
>Shit is annoying to me because some things are just so obvious
>to me that I can't fathom someone else not understanding
>them.

So, you're the all knowing, then? So, what is it that you know that we're so oblivious about? Please share, sensei. You've got some ego on you, eh?

>The album you made would NOT "smash the game". It would be
>another bloated piece of shit. The directions were to make
>the next Busta album…not "smash the game"

Okay, and he chose that route, so what?

>when you set out to "smash the game" you fall flat on your
>face. Albums that "smash the game" usually come out of
>nowhere.

Name one album that "smashed the game" where the entire recording process was as serendipitous as you espouse (no concepts, no picking certain producers for a particular sound, no setting out to create a single)? Please, since you would have obviously been involved in the recording process of said album to know that it was just a stroke of lightning, please enlighten the rest of us?

WHO THE HELL GOES INTO MAKE AN AN ALBUM WITHOUT TRYING TO MAKE THE BEST ALBUM THEY CAN?!

Yes, you may not succeed, but, you're at least gonna try.

>sorry you wasted your time coming up with a terrible concept
>for the next Busta album.

Now you see, it's right here. Right here is where you get condescending and totally discredit a cat who's just trying to have fun. I hate "all knowing" cats who are quick to dismiss someone else's "opinion" while not contributing anything to the discussion at all.

How dare you talk to that man like his contribution to this post is totally unnecessary and superfluous?

And, at the same time applaud someone else for saying only Nottz and DJ Scratch should be allowed to produce the album. Okay, then, where are you gonna get the rest of the $700,000 from your initial investment from? Leprechauns?

You're the SAME dude who was up in that Soure 5 mics post saying that the source never gave anybody 5 mics off of GP, then, when they gave it to Bun, you had NOTHING to say in response. I remember you.

Assertive only on the internet types.

>and the reason I'm placing blame on you guys is because you
>are making the exact album that everyone would complain about.
> That is what A&Rs do. they try to do whatever is safe. They
>go and get the most predictable producing line-up, the most
>predictable guest list and try to force an album.
>
>shit doesn't work like that.

Oh right. It's worked hundreds of times over. Since you know of a different, more proven route, please, once again, do tell.

Remember, the music industry is a BUSINESS, not a not-for-profit venture. If you're going to front a million, fucking, dollars for someone to spend on an album budget, you're gonna want some assurance that you're gonna at least get that shit back by at least demanding some damn singles on the album to generate sales.

But, since YOU have a better method, since you are surely an industry insider who has worked in the A&R position before, please choose now to unveil on the world your grand paradigm shift.

It's easy to talk that shit when it ain't "your" money and "your" job on the line if that investment isn't recouped.

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.

  

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86. "It's a damn shame you're the only person that mentioned Easy Mo Bee."
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When he did some of Busta's most frenetic tracks. I can't say I'd give him more than one track on the album, but I'd definitely give him at least one.

This man did Flava In Ya Ear, cot dammit!! The man can make some shit. I don't know if I'd check for anything recent he's made, but, I know he has to have something in the vault from way back when that can match Everything Remains Raw.

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.

  

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45. "mines:"
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10 Songs

Producers:

Pete Rock (1)
Primo (1)
Nottz (2)
No ID (1)
Alchemist (1)
Swizz Beatz(1)
DJ Scratch (2)
Lex Luger (1)

Bonus tracks:
Q-Tip (1)
Mr Porter (1)


Guest Appearances:
Rozay
Rae
Ghost
Chris Brown
J Cole
Styles and Jada
Prodigy
Cee-Lo
Melanie Fiona
Estelle

http://soundcloud.com/deemack1

  

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46. "here's mine (for the money)"
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i am going to keep it short and tight

1) intro dilla track
2) primo f. nas
3) ceelo and roots something for the radio and mature set, but still a little quirky
4) neptunes featuring kelis and minaj the two of them wilding out
4) rza something gritty featuring ghost and rza on the chorus (some crazy 5% type ish)
5) kanye featuring ye, jay
6) lex luger f. yo gotti, trae, and trouble trouble
7) bangladesh f. wayne, drake
8) a major lazers f. M.I.A. (club friendly)
9) guetta track (for all the money and the clubs) f. lauren hill here
10) outro dan and prince paul

i want to sneak snoop in there somewhere

executive producers would be dan the automator and prince paul they would produce interludes and handle sequencing. i want this to be a cinematic concept so that every track almost flows into the next and tells a complete story. maybe comic book like with each person taking on a character in the story.

strictly mainstream maximize profits. concerts might be something like gorillas cause it would be hard to perform live.

  

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83. "RE: here's mine (for the money)"
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>executive producers would be dan the automator and prince paul
>they would produce interludes and handle sequencing. i want
>this to be a cinematic concept so that every track almost
>flows into the next and tells a complete story. maybe comic
>book like with each person taking on a character in the
>story.

I like Dan and Paul on interludes and sequencing. Would give it a feel similar to The Score. Don't think I would give them a track, though, but, they would definitely make the album feel like an experience rather than the mixtape feel we get from most albums these days.

Great idea.

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.

  

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47. "like this thread"
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i felt like a lot of ya'll wouldn't make it as a & r's. i mean seem like a lot of ya'll want him to make another late 90's joint, which i wouldn't think would make him an papes. and as we all know papes is very important to busa bust.

with that said i did learn about some of the more underground producers, so interesting thread all around.

  

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49. "he should keep it simple...minimal guests...and just 3-4 producers"
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nottz
dj khalil
q-tip
neptunes

too bad all we'll get with that ELE 2 album will be a bunch of lex luger beats & lil wayne features...

i'm intrigued to hear the primo record he has already recorded tho

  

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52. "RE: U R exec producing Busta Rhymes record in 2012. name ur producers&fe..."
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01. Dilla beat, 90 seconds, no hook
02. leftfield first single: Busta and Wayne spazzing over an Aphex Twin production in the "Diplo/Flying Lotus/Hudson Mohawke" slot
03. prod. & feat. Q-Tip
04. 4th single, prod. 14KT, feat. Rick Ross, Chrisette Michelle hook
05. prod. Nottz, feat. Raekwon
06. prod. Dr. Dre, feat. Teedra Moses
07. prod. DJ Scratch, feat. Spliff Star & Missy Elliott (also hook)
08. prod. DJ Khalil, feat. Jay Electronica
09. prod. Block Beattaz, feat. Big Boi & T.I.
10. 2nd single, prod. David Banner, feat. Nicki Minaj
11. 5th single, prod. The Neptunes, feat. Estelle (Pharrell background vocals)
12. prod. Black Milk, feat. Jay-Z
13. 6th single, prod. Just Blaze, Keri Hilson hook
14. 3rd single, prod. Kanye West & Mike Dean, feat. Young Jeezy, Amerie hook
15. prod. & feat. Shabazz Palaces, Damian Marley hook
16. prod. Alchemist, feat. Jim Jones & Talib Kweli
17. prod. Focus..., feat. Black Thought, Marsha Ambrosius hook
18. prod. & feat. Themselves
19. prod. Primus Luta, feat. Elucid
20. prod. El-P
21. prod. Trent Reznor, feat. Eminem, Game, M.I.A. & Nas in that verse order after Busta, no hook
hidden track: Busta and Nas have talked about how they formed a band. after a few minutes of silence, there would be a song by their band, nothing too serious, maybe just them messing around.

  

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57. "you really think that would be a good album?"
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smh

that concept is why the music industry sucks.

  

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58. "yeah"
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good to me.


>smh
>
>that concept is why the music industry sucks.

what concept? all the guests and producers?

  

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60. "as I said"
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I see why albums continue to suck.

because people like you are probably putting them together.

everything people complain about albums you made fucking sure you threw in there.

Too many features.

Too many songs.

Too many cliche producers.

Too many people singing on hooks.

*smh*

  

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63. "RE: as I said"
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>I see why albums continue to suck.
>
>because people like you are probably putting them together.

i wish! this is only the tip of the iceberg.


>Too many features.
>
>Too many songs.
>
>Too many cliche producers.
>
>Too many people singing on hooks.

and busta's albums aren't usually full of these things?

  

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65. "RE: as I said"
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>>I see why albums continue to suck.
>>
>>because people like you are probably putting them together.
>
>i wish! this is only the tip of the iceberg.
>
>
>>Too many features.
>>
>>Too many songs.
>>
>>Too many cliche producers.
>>
>>Too many people singing on hooks.
>
>and busta's albums aren't usually full of these things?

EXACTLY! and his albums usually fucking suck!

That is my point son.

  

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69. "RE: as I said"
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>EXACTLY! and his albums usually fucking suck!

you have to keep the artist happy, too. he likes to experiment and collaborate, and i picked some great collaborators. if busta made short albums, i would've made a short one for him. this one would satisfy him as an artist, i think, and definitely me as a fan.

  

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70. "RE: as I said"
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I think that these A&Rs need to start tricking the artist.

allow the artist to record 35-50 songs and let them experiment and do what they want while making the album you know will equal the best quality.

and then prove it to them.

Busta is not the one to experiment because those tracks from him usually come off as either a gimmick or a novelty.

I am definitely down to hear him over someone like Flying Lotus or Jake One or a Marco Polo banger or something like that but he definitely doesn't need to get tracks from the producers everyone else is getting tracks from.

That's what fucks up the industry and has everything sounding the same because artists and A&Rs don't understand their lane.

People see Drake making noise with 40 and then everyone wants to run out and get 40 to produce but that shit doesn't work like that. Drake has his own thing with 40 and anyone trying to emulate that is going to sound just like their trying to emulate Drake.

People act like different lanes can't co-exist. Busta has his own lane and that's all he needs to do.

Just like Nas has his own lane and should stick to it. Someone in this post put Nas to feature on the ONLY commercial song knowing damn well Nas' lane is not the commercial lane. Let Busta and Nas do a joint like Nasty together.

Save the commercial joint for Busta and (insert singer) and call it a day.

making albums is a very easy thing. I can't say that albums that I was allowed to A&R would sell but I am confident I could get the best album out of whoever you wanted me to.

  

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72. "RE: as I said"
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>I think that these A&Rs need to start tricking the artist.
>
>allow the artist to record 35-50 songs and let them experiment
>and do what they want while making the album you know will
>equal the best quality.

realistically, if i were A&Ring, i would have him make those songs i listed but not necessarily release them all as an album unless they were the strongest ones. i would have him try multiple songs with producers and different versions of songs with and without guests.

i think a lot of these rappers easily do 35-50 if not more songs for an album, only we get more of those outtakes now either on mixtapes or as leaked songs.


>I am definitely down to hear him over someone like Flying
>Lotus or Jake One or a Marco Polo banger or something like
>that but he definitely doesn't need to get tracks from the
>producers everyone else is getting tracks from.

if you noticed, i didn't name any of the "lex lugers" of the day because i think it would date the album faster when that trend dies out. it's not that i don't think he could body those beats, i know he would and does, but it's not going to make for as good of an album in the long run, and he's already proven he can rise to the challenge of rhyming over that type of beat anyway.


>That's what fucks up the industry and has everything sounding
>the same because artists and A&Rs don't understand their
>lane.

although that is true, you also have to make compromises and concessions to the market to an extent, which i factored into my version.


>People see Drake making noise with 40 and then everyone wants
>to run out and get 40 to produce but that shit doesn't work
>like that. Drake has his own thing with 40 and anyone trying
>to emulate that is going to sound just like their trying to
>emulate Drake.

agreed, although i love that sound (i know you don't), it's not for everyone, busta included. i just can't hear it, but i could be wrong.


>Just like Nas has his own lane and should stick to it.
>Someone in this post put Nas to feature on the ONLY commercial
>song knowing damn well Nas' lane is not the commercial lane.
>Let Busta and Nas do a joint like Nasty together.

i put nas on a nonsingle, a presumably edgy and paranoid posse cut ending the album.


>Save the commercial joint for Busta and (insert singer) and
>call it a day.

right


>making albums is a very easy thing. I can't say that albums
>that I was allowed to A&R would sell but I am confident I
>could get the best album out of whoever you wanted me to.

i tried to balance both. you don't have to like or agree with what i came up with, but i think it would be successful.

  

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84. "RE: as I said"
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>realistically, if i were A&Ring, i would have him make those
>songs i listed but not necessarily release them all as an
>album unless they were the strongest ones. i would have him
>try multiple songs with producers and different versions of
>songs with and without guests.

Which is usually how it's done.

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.

  

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81. "http://s4.tinypic.com/13yeyo_th.jpg"
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http://s4.tinypic.com/13yeyo_th.jpg















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85. "Now, you know someone's gonna ask..."
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How are Primus Luta and Themselves? And, just for shit and giggles, recommend a track by either of them that you possibly heard Busta ripping?

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.

  

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87. "RE: Now, you know someone's gonna ask..."
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>How are Primus Luta and Themselves? And, just for shit and
>giggles, recommend a track by either of them that you possibly
>heard Busta ripping?

i'm going to assume you meant who and not how, but just in case, "both nice"! primus luta posted in this thread but didn't nominate himself. it's imcvspl. he produced a whole rap album a few years back ('the catalyst,' which is excellent), and although he's not making beats for rappers these days, he did help elucid put together the 'super chocolate black simian' mixtapes this year where elucid rhymes over mostly "beat generation" artists like the ones imcvspl listed. knowing him over the years, i know his talent, dedication, and deep appreciation for busta as an artist going all the way back to LONS, so that collaboration is a no-brainer, and the icing on the cake is that it would be something innovative and probably pretty weird and dark at this point in PL's production, especially with elucid featured. themselves is the producer jel and emcee doseone, yes, of anticon fame, but they recently made some pretty gritty, even arguably "banging" hip-hop inspired by their old favorite rap albums of the '90s, so between the production aesthetic shown on 'theFREEhoudini' and 'CrownsDown' and doseone's own rapid-fire, tongue-twisting flow and completely unique lyrics, that would make for a very interesting collaboration. each of these songs represents fans of hip-hop who would give their best/all working with busta.

  

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89. "Great explanation..."
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And, I did mean "who". My bad. Haven't heard either of their stuff (I do think I remember reading about imcvspl's mixtape but forgot to download it in the deluge of stuff I'm normally downloading).

I kind of have a dislike of jel's stuff. Not mainly because it sounds that bad to me. It's aight, but, I hate the cats who are really into his type of stuff and use that to denigrate any form of hip hop that isn't like it, especially Southern stuff. You know, the "purists".

But, I will check them out.

Thanks for the information. Like I said in my post, if they've got heat, I would add their stuff to the compilation of tracks for my 1 newbie track.

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.

  

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90. "RE: Great explanation..."
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>And, I did mean "who". My bad. Haven't heard either of
>their stuff (I do think I remember reading about imcvspl's
>mixtape but forgot to download it in the deluge of stuff I'm
>normally downloading).

are you talking about the 'proto-heads' mixtape he posted a couple years ago? you can still check it out at http://store.avanturb.com , but his more recent music has been with http://concretesoundsystem.com.


>I kind of have a dislike of jel's stuff. Not mainly because
>it sounds that bad to me. It's aight, but, I hate the cats
>who are really into his type of stuff and use that to
>denigrate any form of hip hop that isn't like it, especially
>Southern stuff. You know, the "purists".

i definitely relate. honestly, i was never into jel either until 'theFREEhoudini,' but he really impressed me on that. i could easily hear busta on jel's recent type of production.

  

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100. "cross-post"
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>20. prod. El-P

http://board.okayplayer.com/okp.php?az=show_topic&forum=5&topic_id=2699394&mesg_id=2699394&page=

  

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54. "The Katz in here mentioning Scratch know they shit."
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I'll go on a bold limb and decree:

Busta & Scratch

=

ILLest marriage in HipHop.
Scratch's production matches Bustas flow/delivery/style like baseball-to-glove.

and the adverse...

Busta's flow/delivery/style matches Scratch's production like baseball-to-glove.

Dem Ninjaz is two dynamically-juxtaposed moiety-halves of the same sperm-cell.

In my opinion, the only Kat that came immediately close to matching Scratches congruence with Busta's style was Nottz.

Gimme a Busta album wit 80 % Scratch production, 15 % Nottz, and 5 % Neptunes, ...you got yourself a solidified banger.

Nuff'said...





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61. ""
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Nottz & Scratch should do the entire thing with possibly an unheard Dilla joint.

I also Jake One's style would compliment Busta as well.

  

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66. "Sun, ...it'd be broken necks and car wrecks all over the Country...."
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From ninjaz bangin that joint inna whip and gettin' lost

in the headnod-ecstasy of it all.


Matter-fak, I told the story on here a few years back
about how, the 1st time I heard "Everybody Rise"....I almost
crashed a SUV....LOL(True story)..

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I said Nottz based off of the first 3 joints on ELE.

That is one of my favorite openings ever to an album.

I will have to disagree and say that the Busta/Scratch combo is going to have to come 2nd to the Primo/MOP collabo.

LOL

  

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93. "just thinking about this pairing makes me scrunch my fucking face up"
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>Primo/MOP collabo.

that much hot shit should be illegal between 3 people (4 if you count Eddie Sancho)

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56. "Don't you mean A&Ring?"
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71. "RE: U R exec producing Busta Rhymes record in 2012. name ur producers&fe..."
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I would have 12 - 17 cuts no filler (skits, intro & outro, etc.)

There would only be organic features if they fit into the overall theme of the album (Lil' Wayne, Q-Tip, Nas, Raekwon, LONS & _______ and any obligatory hot rapper of the moment)

For producers I would push for the album to have one or two producers: Q-Tip, The Neptunes, DJ Scratch, possibly 40 (Drake's boy). The whole 17 songs and 21 different producers per album is so 90s, artists should think big picture. Focus on the overall album and the singles will come. If not then remix the most viable song and have that as a single. At least then you got ppl buying the single and then the album or vice versa.


I think I'm being downsized.
All of the job functions that I was hired for are done overseas. And my managers aren't including me in group e-mails. Also, I haven't received my paycheck in the last month and a half.

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88. "Here's mine, for what it's worth..."
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Now, I'm not gonna get as detailed as song concepts or titles, but I will go for producers and features.

3 tracks total (not each) from Nottz and DJ Scratch - I think this is self-explanatory. Both of these guys have given Busta some of his most "knockingest" stuff, so, to get back to that, you have to revist old trusty. To me, these are my anchor tracks, as in, these are the ones that will help to add some kind of homogenization to the project. As in, due to the number of producers I plan to include, there is the risk of there being a hodge podge feel to the album, but, these 3 tracks sprinkled throughout will give the album a recurring theme throughout. It could go 2-1 in favor of either guy, but each one will get at least one track. Truthfully, it might end up being 4 with one ending up on the bonus cd, just to give it a nice round number and fill it out.

1 track from Swizz - Swizz just brings that raucous off-kilter club stuff better than anyone else.

1 track from Rashad Smith or Easy Mo Bee - This is mainly nostalgia here and something for Busta's longtime fans. I do also think Easy Mo (It's A Party, Everything Remains Raw) and Rashad (Woo Hah, Rhymes Galore) give Busta that obtuse sounding stuff way before Swizz and other cats filled that void. Like I mentioned in another post, I probably don't want something new. I would much prefer something from the archives from around the time of their great contributions to Busta's first two albums.

1 Dilla track - another nostalgia pick. Dilla's been on almost every Busta album except for Back On My B.S. and E.L.E. and they do have a great chemistry. I believe still has to have something in the archives to shock us.

2 tracks from Jelly Roll and/or Battlecat - Just something for the west. And, both of these cats can do that synth heavy, Zapp influenced stuff so well, it's kind of hard for me not to have something like that on here, especially with the great job Jelly Roll did on Sugar off of BOMBS and I'll Do It All from The Big Bang. Quik could be another viable option if he doesn't come with his signature sound and give me something more like Cutthroat from Young Joc. I'm pretty sure Jelly Roll would get a placement based off of his past work with Busta, but, if either of the other two guys can bring some heat, they might get the other track. Once again, these two are gonna be semi-anchor tracks. I really didn't like Cat's Ass On Your Shoulders off of Genesis, so, this might be his chance to redeem.

1 track from Pharrell and nem - I'm sorry, proof is proof. They hit gold with Light My Ass On Fire and What It Is. Yes, Kill Dem was horrible off of BOMBS, but, that's 1 out of 3, if I'm correct. I'm telling them I'm looking for a single on this one.

1 track from Sha Money XL, Green Lantern - Now, this one is up for grabs by either of these cats. I really liked the great job they each did on Been Through the Storm and In The Ghetto (respectively) on The Big Bang. Those songs had that "big" feel that hip hop producers speak of all the time but normally are unable to achieve. This was most due to the heaping helping of studio musicians included on each track, with Sha even going for full on orchestra. Just Blaze is also a possible option for this one, as could RZA if he keeps it simple. With the list of possible options for this track getting longer every time I think about it, this could quite easily end up being two tracks and one end up being the bonus track on the deluxe edition.

1 track Diplo/Afrojack/Switch or some combination of the three, but definitely including Diplo - Now, this one is a total offering to the current sound that is dominating urban radio today. You can try to avoid it as much as you'd like, but, it is what it is. And, each of these guys is quite capable of creating something to play on the radio. If not them, then I think I might consider Daft Punk.

1 collabo track from Pete Rock and Large Pro - Now, I know this is a curve, but, hear me out. He has worked with both of this guys previously, but, I think only a track each. I really liked what they came up with on In The World off of the High School High OST and I think they could make magic once more.

1 track from Dre or Focus - He has worked with both of these guys before and quite extensively with Dre, as we all know. Now, I would definitely prefer Dre over Focus, but, I don't know what the current status of Trevor's relationship is with Dre at this point, so, if we can't get Dre, we go Focus.

1 track for a newbie producer to Busta's production lineage - This could be Black Milk, Dibiase, Mono/Poly, Lex Luger, Alex Da Kid, Shawty Redd, Toomp, Hudmo, T-Minus, 40, 1500 or Nothin' etc... Don't matter. For this track, I plan to just lump the best track from each of these producers on a disc and let Busta pick one. Whoever gets it, gets it. And, to be honest, it might end up being 2 tracks, with the other ending up on the bonus cd of the deluxe edition.

1 Madlib track as the Itunes bonus track - I just need to get these two working together some how. But, none of that weird Madlib shit. I want some Talib "Everything Man" or MED "Too Late" epic sounding stuff, maybe with Madlib doing the foundation and getting some studion musicians to flush it out.

Now that that's said and done, features...

For the Dilla track, I'd love to get a nice lineup, like maybe Pos, Tip, Talib and Mos and, if possible, Black Thought. This one is of course to bait in the "heads". I'd also like to maybe fit on a new cat, like a Blu or Fashawn, kinda like a passing of the torch, somewhat.

Some will hate me, but, gotta get Drake on one. He's one of the better hook writers and he can spit. Honestly, I'd like to get him on something different though, like, maybe the Rashad/Easy track, or maybe a one of the Nottz and Scratch joints, just to switch shit up on folks.

Now, call me playing it safe, but, I would like to get Chris with Bus over another Diplo/Afrojack/Switch/Daft Punk track. Kind of like a part 2 of Look At Me Now. The chemistry was great on that track and the "part 2" aspect of it would be a great build up for a single.

Now, I'd like to get Adele over the Sha Money XL/Green Lantern/Just Blaze track. Since I'm going for the "big" feel here, I think a singer is necessary. Stevie and Rick did their thing on their respective tracks on Big Bang and now would be the chance for a newer cat to shine. Corrine is another viable option, as someone mentioned earlier. Or, if we could pull it, maybe Sade, but, we all know that's a prayer.

I see The Game over one of the Jelly Roll/Battlecat/Quik tracks. It just feels right for some reason. If not that, then over the Dre track.

Now, I'd like to get Danny Brown on the hook of the Swizz track. I like his feel when he gets to yelling and I think it would gel perfectly with a Swizz backdrop. If he comes with a hot verse, he might get a 16.

That would be it for my features, with maybe the exception of maybe Badu on the Madlib track, if possible. They did great on One off of When Disaster Strikes and if we could maybe replicate that, it would be great.

Also, if I could get Rah Digga on a track with Bus again, that would be great. Obviously on one of the Scratch/Nottz ones.

Two other feature options I would consider would be Rae and Ghost or Meth and Red on one of the Nottz or Scratch tracks. Not too sure about this one. I wouldn't want any quickly becoming irrelevant rappers bringing greater attention to Busta's possible placement in that category.

That's it. Now, there of course would be hella lot of other stuff I would want to take care of, like getting Busta to lose weight, getting Hype on some videos, etc... But music wise, that's how I see it.

I would kind of view this album as a last hoorah for Bus. If it doesn't sell, then, that's probably it for him. If it does, then, back to the drawing board on the next one. But, I kinda wanted to include the best of Busta on this one by teaming him up with folks he's worked with throughout his career and as kind of a spring board for younger cats who don't know his catalog.

So, for example, if this is some young buck's first Busta album and he liked the Dilla track, then he can see that Bus worked with Dilla on almost every album and he can go buy those songs or check for them specifically when he gets those albums. And, almost the same can be said for most of the other producers I lined him up with on this one.

Now, also, I would like for him to choose a lesser known cat for the 1 newbie track. That way, he can kind of say that he brought mainstream attention to this cat. Black Milk would be my best choice for that since I think he's best groomed for the big time out of all of the lesser known cats that I mentioned in my list.

That's how I'd attack this project, right or wrong.

P.S. I'd also like to steal loveluv's idea of letting Dan and Paul handle the skits and stuff. That would definitely give the album a nice concept feel.



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.

  

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91. "RE: Here's mine, for what it's worth..."
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i just really liked that handsome boys modeling school joint they did together. and dan has the gorillaz and prince paul had that whole gravediggas and "prince amongst thieves" lp.

handsome boy was slept on as was "prince amongst..". just two totally well worked albums gems, classics even.

i would only give them the outro maybe snoop could be the narrator to the joint. like morgan freeman or some shit. in the intros interludes and small bits and pieces throughout the project. sounds crazy but it might work.

  

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92. "trivia"
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on dan the automator's unreleased MCA album, he had busta rhymes do a song with leann rimes. i always wanted to hear that.

  

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It just couldn't be any beat tho, and busta would have to get personal to make it work. I see it tho....I'd buy this album. Good job...

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95. "E.L.E. 2: End of the World"
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http://www.billboard.biz/bbbiz/industry/backbeat/backbeat-drake-maroon-5-busta-rhymes-rock-1005542152.story

"When asked if his album will have any new producers, he mentioned Sham Joseph. Collaborations include Lil Wayne, Missy Elliot, Rick Ross and Chris Brown, among others. Rhymes also discussed the shift of industry gatekeepers. 'Since the Internet started to play a bigger part in music, the new tastemakers are going to be the people, and not as much the radio DJs. The people are going to articulate who's the sh-- and who's not the sh--.'"

  

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busta make BANGERS. he need them EPIC joints from producers that make stadium status music.

JUST BLAZE
THE NEPTUNES
BANGLADESH
T-MINUS
DJ KHALIL
LEX LUGER
POLOW THE DON

then mix it up with a couple of harder jawns from madlib an buckwild

CLAMS CASINO wud be an ill fit.

YALL naming backpack producers. da fuck.

  

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101. "busta doesnt make good albums so its ok to have a mish mash"
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as long as the standards are high. so with that in mind i would have, from the old:

dj scratch
q-tip
madlib

from the new:
diplo
lex luger (but not a typical luger track)
kanye
JUSTICE league
drumma boy
toomp
swizz beats
just blaze

  

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Oh man this is the worst shit ever,and nobody even mentioned Diamond D. How do I get the last two minutes of my life back?

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103. "RE: U R exec producing Busta Rhymes record in 2012. name ur producers&fe..."
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Easy.. Just let him work with them TDE in-house cats.. That's all he needs.

  

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104. "let me show you guys how to do this shit"
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here's what you need:

-no more than 15 songs
-DJ Scratch
-Nottz
-Jay Dee (not Dilla, but Jay Dee)
-Kev Brown (anybody who doubt this needs to listen to this shit http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BR8QasqPR3k ) and if you can't dig it then sit th' fuck down and let real niggas handle this thread
-Native Tongue record (WE NEED to hear Busta rap with those cats again)
-Large Pro doing that cinematic lo-fi miracle shit he did on Anarchy one more time, but let Bus do it by himself
-Executive Producer/mixer: Q-Tip
-keep guest spots to a minimum, and no singers
-none of this shiny ass 8o8 shit, the Q-Tip productions will take care of the smoothed-out shit

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105. "A couple of things"
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>here's what you need:
>
>-no more than 15 songs
>-DJ Scratch

definitely

>-Nottz

This guy should do the bulk of the work

>-Jay Dee (not Dilla, but Jay Dee)

What's wrong with Dilla? What Up and It Aint Safe No More went hard if you ask me

>-Kev Brown (anybody who doubt this needs to listen to this
>shit http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BR8QasqPR3k ) and if you
>can't dig it then sit th' fuck down and let real niggas handle
>this thread
>-Native Tongue record (WE NEED to hear Busta rap with those
>cats again)
>-Large Pro doing that cinematic lo-fi miracle shit he did on
>Anarchy one more time, but let Bus do it by himself
>-Executive Producer/mixer: Q-Tip

I think this is the most important way for Busta to make his classic, someone with an ear for quality control and a track record of making classics

>-keep guest spots to a minimum, and no singers

Eh, I liked "It's a Party" but fair enough

>-none of this shiny ass 8o8 shit, the Q-Tip productions will
>take care of the smoothed-out shit

no doubt, but that seems like it would be the hardest thing to convince Busta of

  

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106. "RE: A couple of things"
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>>-Jay Dee (not Dilla, but Jay Dee)
>
>What's wrong with Dilla? What Up and It Aint Safe No More went
>hard if you ask me
>

its not that, its just that the sounds and nuances from the Jay Dee era would fit more in line with what we have going on here


>>-Executive Producer/mixer: Q-Tip
>
>I think this is the most important way for Busta to make his
>classic, someone with an ear for quality control and a track
>record of making classics
>

exactly
this thing needs to be an album experience, not just a bunch of songs packaged together


>>-keep guest spots to a minimum, and no singers
>
>Eh, I liked "It's a Party" but fair enough
>

Busta is the all-time chief of the guest feature and to show that he can hold down an album on his own while blowing everyone else out on their own shit would be the icing on the cake of his career-he'd be undeniable



>>-none of this shiny ass 8o8 shit, the Q-Tip productions will
>>take care of the smoothed-out shit
>
>no doubt, but that seems like it would be the hardest thing to
>convince Busta of
>

it would be, but remember he looks up to Tip and they're also friends
he'd go for it after some back and forth

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115. "we're kinda goin' in circles here, huh"
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107. "so everyone just wants busta to make a throwback album"
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theres a surprise

never mind that busta is great on non boom bap beats

  

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108. "no we want an album that can be played 2o years later"
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109. "RE: U R exec producing Busta Rhymes record in 2012. name ur producers&fe..."
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i think he found a nice balance of mainstream and hip hop balance on The Big Bang, so I think he should try and do a modern version of that


lead single features chris brown and nicki minaj
promo single (aka street record) prod by q-tip
second single feats cee-lo prod by smeezingtons
third single feats drake on the hook, and a verse from wayne (prod by t-minus)

have a few (2-3) tracks prod by q tip to appease the loyal fans
have 1 dr dre track
have 1 swizz track
have 1 just blaze track
have 1 lex luger track
have 1 will i am track
have 1 smeezingtons track
have 1 Neptunes track (ft Jay-Z)
have 1 unused Dilla track
have 1 track by T-Minus (ft a drake hook)
have 1 Jake-One track (feat a verse from Pos)

features from: Jay-Z, Nicki Minaj, Chris Brown, Cee-Lo, Q-Tip, Lil Wayne, Drake, Wayne, Tyga, Pos

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110. "over 100 shitty Busta albums being discribed in here..."
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...im waiting for someone to say El-P should produce the whole thing ..which might actually be the most interesting way to go

  

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116. "o_O"
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http://www.2dopeboyz.com/2012/08/08/busta-rhymes-year-of-the-dragon-artwork-x-tracklist/

  

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117. "Free album with Google Music but"
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What he could've done is release the songs he had for the album "Blessed" and released those. I remember Busta saying that he owns them and would release them eventually.

I means this is prolly gonna be a project of throwaways, but I hope I'm wrong.

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125. "RE: o_O"
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this Looks Like its gonna have some shit on here..

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118. "i would let qtip produce it. they always made a good team"
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life always offers you a 2nd chance...it's called tomorrow. use it wisely

  

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119. "it will be 60% filler no matter what he does..."
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120. "An all 40 & JusticeLeague-produced album about his struggles with herpes"
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This will be way deeper & darker than Cam's 'IBS' joint: http://bustarhymesgavemeherpes.blogspot.com/

  

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121. "as much as i love 90s Busta.."
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at this point im not interested in hearing a throwback nyc album from dude.. i loved that don't touch me now track, but it didnt do too much for him.

if i would exec produce and have that kind of budget i would definitely try to make a modern banger with some heavy 808 bass thumping and buss' carribean flavor all over it. maybe some dubstep hints...

so producers like Lunice, Bangladesh, diplo/major lazer, damian marley, joker, hit boy,

and guests should be a mix of reggae greats, new kids and big shots.. say barrington levy, sizzla, anthony b, kendrick, azealia, nas, rick ross, weezy and chris brown or rihanna on that crossover hit.

i guess i could see a nottz track with kardinal offishal on the hook as well..

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122. "The best bet"
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for all these "over the hill" kinda cats is to stop tyring to make radio hits and make niche records. I would have him do a short (10 tracks maybe) album with one producer so it can be focused. My picks would be Madlib or Flylo, although a Major Lazer reggae-tinged album would be interesting too

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123. "RE: U R exec producing Busta Rhymes record in 2012. name ur producers&fe..."
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This is Busta

This is 2012

You talking about ALBUMS??? lol

Spend all that damn time and find a S M A S H .. maybe 2.

who cares what the rest of the album sounds like... the gen pop does'nt.. "The Big Bang" was a good album helmed by Dre... busta was rapping...

crickets...

He needs a smash and a smash only...

If only he could lose weight... worse shit he did was get swole... then get fat.. damn steroids

I'd say go in with Major Lazer... get some Diplo and switch and maybe some Dancehall love... like "Make It Clap"... Busta has always pushed his Jamaican "Can No Bati Boy Test Me" persona so go in with Gyptian or Ricky Blaze, Vybz make some shit that could internationally smash...

OR

"lightbulb" Have Aarab flip a Skrillex record or 2... like he does live... (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g4ZBCUYOuos) then SMASH that shit... that'd at least be a crazy ass buzz builder

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124. "it's a good point, Busta wasn't an album artist even in the album era"
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>This is Busta
>
>This is 2012
>
>You talking about ALBUMS??? lol
>
>Spend all that damn time and find a S M A S H .. maybe 2.
>
>who cares what the rest of the album sounds like... the gen
>pop does'nt.. "The Big Bang" was a good album helmed by Dre...
>busta was rapping...
>
>crickets...
>
>He needs a smash and a smash only...
>
>If only he could lose weight... worse shit he did was get
>swole... then get fat.. damn steroids
>
>I'd say go in with Major Lazer... get some Diplo and switch
>and maybe some Dancehall love... like "Make It Clap"... Busta
>has always pushed his Jamaican "Can No Bati Boy Test Me"
>persona so go in with Gyptian or Ricky Blaze, Vybz make some
>shit that could internationally smash...
>
>OR
>
>"lightbulb" Have Aarab flip a Skrillex record or 2... like he
>does live... (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g4ZBCUYOuos) then
>SMASH that shit... that'd at least be a crazy ass buzz builder
>

  

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130. "don't fuck up the spirit of this post with industry get-over"
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we're not talking about what would sell, we're talking about making a great album

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126. "This thread has surprisingly long legs."
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I'd let Diplo produce the whole thing, and get Sly & Robbie to contribute live instruments (maybe to be looped and fucked with) on a few tracks. Features by Snoop Lion, Aceyalone, Busy Signal on the phone from prison, Damien & Stephen Marley, Assassin, and Sizzla. Basically still a hip hop album but heavy on the dancehall and reggae vibes. Hardcore shit. If it sinks, so be it - I just think it would be the best possible venue for Busta's weird talents, especially in 2012.

Or I'd encourage him to pull a "Relapse" and do his own spin on a horrorcore album. He's got the ability to pull it off with plenty of tongue in cheek. Production by RZA and Masta Killa, features by Gravediggaz, Andre 3000 doing something silly, Ghostface, Tyler the Creator, Danny Brown, and Nicki Minaj.

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127. "That should've said RZA and Mathematics, not"
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Masta Killa. I always do that.

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128. "cross-post"
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http://board.okayplayer.com/okp.php?az=show_topic&forum=5&topic_id=2723358&mesg_id=2723358&page=#2776054

  

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129. "DJ Scratch, Q-Tip, Timbaland, Neptunes & Dilla..."
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...assuming he still has Dilla joints in the tuck that nobody else has heard. I'd have Scratch do majority of the production, like 8 of the 12 beats and have the other guys contribute one each.

As far as guest emcees go, I'd keep it simple: Redman, Cam'Ron, Roc Marciano, Q-Tip & Pusha T.

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131. "RE: U R exec producing Busta Rhymes record in 2012. name ur producers&fe..."
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I would dump him from the label and go on vacation with his advance and budget. Busta's been wack ever since he took off the rave hats.

  

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