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I had a few No Way moments making this one when I discovered some of the classic hip hop tracks that Q-Tip has produced. 3 amazing Mobb Deep tracks from The Infamous are the ones that blew me away.
"Let's Ride" and "Breathe And Stop" were both Dilla. They share billing in the liner notes, but Dilla to my knowledge did most of the heavy lifting on that album, save for the two DJ Scratch cuts, "Vivrant Thing," and the Korn collabo.
Some of the production credits are not correct on here. Tip did not produce the following which were all produced by J Dilla: 1. Vivrant thang 2. Let's ride 3. Breath and Stop
How funny! When I first found out that Q-Tip produced these tracks, I was like "what the fuck!? There's no way." Lol. I still love some of these tracks anyway tho.
Kids these days never heard of Qtip because he actually raps about relevant things in life and relatable situations. I think a person could dance to his Accapellas. If you got a Qtip Accapellas, play it and I bet you see my point.
I grew up in the Bronx with many legendary rap stars. Disco Fever, Exctasy Garage, T-Connection, Harlem World, Bronx River….You name it, I was there. Many of the people who made rap what it is today, are still my friends to this very day. That being said, there should nothing impressive about about someone who grabs someone else's hard work, samples it, and creates an instant hit! I am guilty of it myself, so I can't front, but today I understand what this really means. For many years, from LA to NY to Miami, to Chicago, I worked in the studio with many artists, and later, when it came to cutting my own record, I was right there sampling beats and hooks just like them. At the time, I was young and I did not think about the implications. However, over the years, and after seeing how the original artists were screwed out of money because of a legal loophole that took years to fix, I became realistic about sampling and what it did to original artists; many of whom died broke and penniless….. Broke and penniless even while other people were making millions using their origianl content and property. And thatsbthe difference….I eventually understood sampling for what it was, but these artists still defend sampling to this day. I remedied this situation by eventually becoming a self-taught, but accomplished, musician who now plays drums, guitar, bass and piano. If I wanted a certain sound, then I learned to play the instrument that created that sound! And, when I go into a studio today, I know that any work being recorded is all original. It's easy to sample, but try actually creating a song from scratch! This is how Grammys are truly earned! Look, I'm not trying to be a pebble in a shoe, but the reality is that when an original creator and artists is not even being acknowledged, much less paid, then something is broken. Q-Tip is not a genius….he's just a dude who rode on the backs of real geniuses and called their work his own. And just for clarity, some rap artists, even Q-Tip, will credit himself as an artist who pays original creators, but Q-Tip only paid because he was sued! That's all I have to say about to this and I will not debate this undebateable topic.
That Headhunters sample at 1:58 was first used on After Hours from People's Instinctive Travels. I love that he went back and used it a whole other way
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Lots of people saying Q-Tip didn’t produce the Mobb Deep tracks and several others. Here’s the proof he did. Give Up The Goods 1995 release credits The Abstract aka Q-Tip as the producer https://www.discogs.com/master/773504-Mobb-Deep-Give-Up-The-Goods-Just-Step
Temperature’s Rising and Drink Away The Pain also list The Abstract as the producer https://www.discogs.com/master/46381-Mobb-Deep-The-Infamous
Let’s Ride, Vivrant Thing and Breathe And Stop produced by J Dilla and Q-Tip https://www.discogs.com/master/46257-Q-Tip-Lets-Ride
https://www.discogs.com/release/1534068-Q-Tip-Vivrant-Thing
https://www.discogs.com/release/1231619-Q-Tip-Breathe-And-Stop
breathe and stop -Dilla not Q-tip
Let's Ride and vivrant thing produced by Dilla not Q-tip
There's literally 2 good beats.
dilla produced Let's Ride…
What exactly makes for a great sample?
He listens deeper and hears deeper than others. That's why he finds and uses the samples he does so well and creatively.
"Let's Ride" and "Breathe And Stop" were both Dilla. They share billing in the liner notes, but Dilla to my knowledge did most of the heavy lifting on that album, save for the two DJ Scratch cuts, "Vivrant Thing," and the Korn collabo.
Qtip is a straight up musical genius, love how he puts his music together
didnt know breathe & stop was a sample
Nah he flips samples like no other
I always thought Havoc produced most of the first album and all Mobb projects
Some of the production credits are not correct on here. Tip did not produce the following which were all produced by J Dilla:
1. Vivrant thang
2. Let's ride
3. Breath and Stop
intro beaf?
Man, half of these, I wouldn't even think one could use.
The Heath Brothers ?
How funny! When I first found out that Q-Tip produced these tracks, I was like "what the fuck!? There's no way."
Lol.
I still love some of these tracks anyway tho.
Kids these days never heard of Qtip because he actually raps about relevant things in life and relatable situations. I think a person could dance to his Accapellas. If you got a Qtip Accapellas, play it and I bet you see my point.
This is unbelievable!
What about dancing machine by the Jackson 5?
The first sample is cut out for some readon
I love this but you’re wrong on a couple . Dilla produce some of these tracks. Great video tho
How is this beat from the beggining of the video named?
That’s dope!
Probably one of the Best Albums was made in his Studio. ''Illmatic''
Temperature Rising best Mobb Deep track by them and Q Tip production.
I grew up in the Bronx with many legendary rap stars. Disco Fever, Exctasy Garage, T-Connection, Harlem World, Bronx River….You name it, I was there. Many of the people who made rap what it is today, are still my friends to this very day. That being said, there should nothing impressive about about someone who grabs someone else's hard work, samples it, and creates an instant hit! I am guilty of it myself, so I can't front, but today I understand what this really means. For many years, from LA to NY to Miami, to Chicago, I worked in the studio with many artists, and later, when it came to cutting my own record, I was right there sampling beats and hooks just like them. At the time, I was young and I did not think about the implications. However, over the years, and after seeing how the original artists were screwed out of money because of a legal loophole that took years to fix, I became realistic about sampling and what it did to original artists; many of whom died broke and penniless….. Broke and penniless even while other people were making millions using their origianl content and property. And thatsbthe difference….I eventually understood sampling for what it was, but these artists still defend sampling to this day. I remedied this situation by eventually becoming a self-taught, but accomplished, musician who now plays drums, guitar, bass and piano. If I wanted a certain sound, then I learned to play the instrument that created that sound! And, when I go into a studio today, I know that any work being recorded is all original. It's easy to sample, but try actually creating a song from scratch! This is how Grammys are truly earned! Look, I'm not trying to be a pebble in a shoe, but the reality is that when an original creator and artists is not even being acknowledged, much less paid, then something is broken. Q-Tip is not a genius….he's just a dude who rode on the backs of real geniuses and called their work his own. And just for clarity, some rap artists, even Q-Tip, will credit himself as an artist who pays original creators, but Q-Tip only paid because he was sued! That's all I have to say about to this and I will not debate this undebateable topic.
Chain Heavy goes HARD AF
That Headhunters sample at 1:58 was first used on After Hours from People's Instinctive Travels. I love that he went back and used it a whole other way
Just the sheer AMOUNT of random and obscure music he’s consumed is unreal. And to produce so many phenomenal beats from all that.
I thought "Let's Ride" was a J Dilla production….?
"Getting Up" and "Drink Away the Pain"…magnificent! Many others are banging but those I enjoyed most to learn of the original source. Instant Sub.
Didn't J Dilla produce Q-Tip's Vivrant Thing and Let's Ride? ♡
I’m pretty sure Dilla did a lot of these
Dilla produced Let's Ride and Vibrant Thing
He samples 99% of his shit, just like 99% of hip hop. What a scam.
Ummm… Let’s Ride and Vivrant Thing was produced by J Dilla. Not Q-Tip.
the 3rd beat, the one with the joe pass sample is a dilla beat
notice how good the drums are?
Hip-hop's best kept secret
Let’s ride , breathe and stop and vibrant thing we’re produced by j dilla but yeah other than that qtip always been a beast with the beats