3. "RE: How much of THE UMMAH was really just DILLA?" In response to Reply # 0
Always thought the Ummah's direction was influenced from Tip hearing Dilla's tape...I guess inspiration
But there was always a clear difference between Tip and Dilla at the beginning, then dilla began to take more control of the collective's production as years went by.
7. "^^^^^LoKeyHalfWayProbablyALittlebitCorrectSomewhat^^^^^^" In response to Reply # 4 Wed Feb-08-12 03:35 PM by HIM
on the other hand, I could see Tip just wanting to link up with somebody dope and just make dope music. I mean, who wouldnt wanna join forces with Jay Dee??!?!?!?!?
I only agree with the "4080" thing if Tip was making more doe off of Dilla than Dilla was.
12. "youtube the dilla interview" In response to Reply # 7
Where jay dee is talking about 'dudes used to come up to me asking me about these ummah beats and thought qtip produced them. And I was like, nah, I produced that shit'.
Those publishing deals will fuck u over every time.
13. "So Q-Tip stopped making beats for Tribe when Dilla came aboard?" In response to Reply # 12
>Where jay dee is talking about 'dudes used to come up to me >asking me about these ummah beats and thought qtip produced >them. And I was like, nah, I produced that shit'. > >Those publishing deals will fuck u over every time. > >
__ I don't like the beat anymore because its just a loop. ALC didn't FLIP IT ENOUGH!
Flip it enough? Flip these. Flip off. Go flip some f*cking burgers.(c)Kno
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15. "I don't think that statement means what you say it does" In response to Reply # 12
I interpreted that moreso as him saying that Q-Tip was getting ALL the credit.
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24. "yeah, i dont think that clearly sounds like dilla" In response to Reply # 22
versus qtip
one indicator of that period: jaydee had his closed off muffled rimshot snare, qtip was still rocking the bright crispy atomic snares
of course there was overlap (especially from jaydee), but that's a tell
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26. "tell tale sign for me is that on tips solo albums the beats were not clo..." In response to Reply # 0
Ok. Aside from amplified... none of qtips solo albums really had nice beats like that. And the programming isn't even in the same vein. Still love Q, Q is still an OG, but 85-90percent of them beats were dilla mane. The sound
he did 5 on BRL, but the majority of TLM was him with Tip adding things to the beats and mixing them same with Amplified
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36. "see and on the low i think ali shaheed was producing a lot them joints" In response to Reply # 34
But either way. Of course the first 3 tribe records are undeniably dope on the production. Jay had a very distinct sound tho andit ain't hard to tell a jay dee beat onthe BRL and TLM
47. "oh God nigga shut up" In response to Reply # 46
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49. "aiight get th' fuck out my thread" In response to Reply # 48
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42. "Yeah, it was one of my favorite albums that year" In response to Reply # 37
And honestly, I was surprised at how much I liked it since I copped it more out of a life-time Tribe and Tip love. I figured it would be solid, but loved it off first listen. __ I don't like the beat anymore because its just a loop. ALC didn't FLIP IT ENOUGH!
Flip it enough? Flip these. Flip off. Go flip some f*cking burgers.(c)Kno
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35. "wtf happened to him?" In response to Reply # 33
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