Edit: there were a couple mistakes I made in the haste to make this compilation, Time to Get This Money, and the 50 song aren't Premier beats, he just scratched the chorus and the Choclair song was just on one of his mixtapes.
Oh well, enjoy the rest of them. Love the site ENY on the checkin,can i get a late-pass Wow it wasn't even up but a minute Please i look very foward to this re-up Sure, Pete Rock's always had the best horns, RZA's got the dark and cinematic shit on lock and Prince Paul is the undisputed god of innovative sample layering.
But as far as crafting a beat for the explicit purpose of providing a complimentary backdrop for an MC to showcase their talents over, Premier is second to none.
There's a reason rappers save their best street verses for their Premier track, it's because everyone sounds their best over a Premier beat. If you rap, and you can't tear up a Premier beat, you need to get another hobby. The main gripe people have about Premier is that his production formula is so rigid. This uniformity is in stark contrast to more avant-garde producers like Madlib and the late J Dilla who rarely tread the same musical terrain twice.
Phil regarding that nootrybe tongue of terror thing.. COM is the only sensible choice! Name required. Mail will not be published required. DJ Premier Blog designed by preuro. Comment from yoyo Posted at: January 28, at pm. Comment from Terence Chill Posted at: January 28, at pm. Comment from nOF Posted at: January 29, at am. Comment from clever post! Posted at: January 29, at am.
Comment from d. Comment from Phil Posted at: January 29, at am. Comment from yoyo Posted at: January 29, at am. Comment from wantmybeats Posted at: January 29, at am. Comment from j0oftheworld Posted at: January 29, at am. Comment from jj Posted at: January 29, at am. Comment from bctw Posted at: January 29, at pm.
Comment from theone Posted at: January 29, at pm. Comment from Phil Posted at: January 29, at pm. And he's famous for searching and searching and searching until he finds just the right sound to sample or slice up. When you conisder that Complex TV just made Jeru's "Come Clean" the subject of the latest episode of Magnum Opus peep the episode below , 20 years after Premo made the beat, well, you can see the lasting impact of his music.
He's a living legend. All Rights Reserved. I c u caught some feelingz ova da last comment I made. Fuck u and this wack ass "DJ" how bout that. Sensitive ass niggaz always got the most 2 say. I ain't hatin on dudes playlist at all. But if these cats iz real hip hop heads then u should have at least half of these songz anyway. I mean if u ain't already bumped these out ya systems religiously then fuck iz u doin wit yo life. Niggaz need to hang themselves wit they headphone cordz.
But real shit I dig talkin shit to u Jay cuz u actually got some shit to say unlike these ole L-L-L-Lollipop lickin azz niggaz. To any fucka claimin they bout this hip hop shit need to peep that new Immortal Technique.
Some niggaz don't dig the conspiracy theory rap n conscience hope i spelled that right issues but I.
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