Artists who make their own beats( Best combo of both)

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  • Like Water
    Like Water Members Posts: 5,265 ✭✭✭✭✭
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    bck145 wrote: »
    Of the list....quik

    Of the newer generatipn...i think logic gotta be mentioned

    Logic is trash. Get that generic, "woe is me", mulatto copycat the ? up outta here.

    Lmao. ? "Logic" he says. Yeah, right.
  • Revolver Ocelot
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    K.r.i.t
    R2_163 wrote: »
    And this thread is turning into b.s
    Someone mentioned alchemist and Mannie fresh
    We're only talking about producers who are also elite level rappers. Just cause they can struggle rap don't mean they should be mentioned.

    And Kanye and ? C are elite level rappers?



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  • a_list
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  • R2_163
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    R2_163 wrote: »
    And this thread is turning into b.s
    Someone mentioned alchemist and Mannie fresh
    We're only talking about producers who are also elite level rappers. Just cause they can struggle rap don't mean they should be mentioned.

    And Kanye and ? C are elite level rappers?



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    They are. And even if you disagree they hold a different standard than Mannie ? fresh

    ? , I might as well mentioned Swizz beats then
  • 5 Grand
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    I never understood the hate RZA gets
  • Busta Carmichael
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    GetoBoy wrote: »
    GetoBoy wrote: »
    So we just gonna leave out Dre huh and don't say he not a rapper when we counting Kanye

    Kanye used to write rhymes, Dre never wrote a rhyme in his life.

    Kanye got put on as a rapper by spitting for Dame. Dre put himself on.

    Kanye still performs regularly. Well Dre....

    How Kanye get put on as a rapper when he was producing for the Roc B4 we even knew who the ? was??? He was put on as a producer the rapping came later and at this point we don't know who wrote what but we know they both came in as producers and got ghost writers can't exclude one and include the other

    I know he was producing since 98/99 for the roc.

    But what I meant was that he had to prove he could rap to them and they put him on the team as a rapper. Not that they gave him lyrics to spit. They gave him a rapper on the team spotlight.

    Also there is a freestyle rap battle between common and ye on youtube from 96.

    So dude has legit been spitting. And I believe he wrote the first album.

    @GetoBoy
  • Revolver Ocelot
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    K.r.i.t
    R2_163 wrote: »
    R2_163 wrote: »
    And this thread is turning into b.s
    Someone mentioned alchemist and Mannie fresh
    We're only talking about producers who are also elite level rappers. Just cause they can struggle rap don't mean they should be mentioned.

    And Kanye and ? C are elite level rappers?



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    They are. And even if you disagree they hold a different standard than Mannie ? fresh

    ? , I might as well mentioned Swizz beats then

    According to who?

    I'd put Fresh and ? in the same category. Far better producers than rappers.

  • Busta Carmichael
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    5 Grand wrote: »
    I never understood the hate RZA gets

    He's too offbeat.

    Watch the wild n out freestyle he just did. He's even offbeat on there
  • R2_163
    R2_163 Members Posts: 1,528 ✭✭✭✭✭
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    5 Grand wrote: »
    I never understood the hate RZA gets

    He's too offbeat.

    Watch the wild n out freestyle he just did. He's even offbeat on there

    Which is insane how a producer of his caliber doesn't know how to stay on tempo.

  • Busta Carmichael
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    R2_163 wrote: »
    5 Grand wrote: »
    I never understood the hate RZA gets

    He's too offbeat.

    Watch the wild n out freestyle he just did. He's even offbeat on there

    Which is insane how a producer of his caliber doesn't know how to stay on tempo.

    I think it might be his style of choice. Because he's not offbeat on aint nothing ta ? wit or tearz on the first album.

    First time I heard the offbeat flow it was on triumph. J dilla made the offbeat beat hot. Maybe rza thought he was going to do the same thing and no one has ever told him in his face that ? is garbage
  • 5 Grand
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    5 Grand wrote: »
    I never understood the hate RZA gets

    He's too offbeat.

    Watch the wild n out freestyle he just did. He's even offbeat on there
    R2_163 wrote: »
    5 Grand wrote: »
    I never understood the hate RZA gets

    He's too offbeat.

    Watch the wild n out freestyle he just did. He's even offbeat on there

    Which is insane how a producer of his caliber doesn't know how to stay on tempo.
    R2_163 wrote: »
    5 Grand wrote: »
    I never understood the hate RZA gets

    He's too offbeat.

    Watch the wild n out freestyle he just did. He's even offbeat on there

    Which is insane how a producer of his caliber doesn't know how to stay on tempo.

    I think it might be his style of choice. Because he's not offbeat on aint nothing ta ? wit or tearz on the first album.

    First time I heard the offbeat flow it was on triumph. J dilla made the offbeat beat hot. Maybe rza thought he was going to do the same thing and no one has ever told him in his face that ? is garbage

    I always looked at it like, there's 9 MCs. Everybody can't have the same style. So on a posse jam his sped up, offbeat flow works imo.

    I'm not saying he's the GOAT or anything but I think his style works on Wu Tang projects and the Gravediggaz albums. In fact I always liked The Night The Earth Cried from The Gravediggaz 2nd LP.
  • a.mann
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    Dj quik
    Diamond D and a lot heads seems to forget that J-Dilla could spit a hot 16 as well
  • GetoBoy
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    Kanye
    Sion wrote: »
    Kanye West has classic rap albums not one but 4-5 depending who you ask....

    And so does Dre in fact he has arguably the greatest rap album depending on who you ask so ain't no way you can count ye and not dre by no metric
  • Broddie
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    Dj quik
    Quik
    Masta Ace
    Rakim
    KRS-ONE
    ? C
    Scarface
  • bck145
    bck145 Members Posts: 4,997 ✭✭✭✭✭
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    Like Water wrote: »
    bck145 wrote: »
    Of the list....quik

    Of the newer generatipn...i think logic gotta be mentioned

    Logic is trash. Get that generic, "woe is me", mulatto copycat the ? up outta here.

    Lmao. ? "Logic" he says. Yeah, right.

    Logic is dope...dont know what your hating for

    Hes a better rapper and a better producer than many ppl being mentioned in this thread
  • bck145
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    5 Grand wrote: »
    I never understood the hate RZA gets

    Hes wack and makes terrible beats
  • konceptjones
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    How the ? was EPMD as a group and individually not in the poll?

    Why was Redman not in the poll either?

  • Sweat jones
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    J dilla

    No question

    Black milk is ok but his beats overshadow his rhyming ability
  • konceptjones
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    J dilla

    No question

    Black milk is ok but his beats overshadow his rhyming ability

    damn. Can't believe I left out Jay and Black Milk. Throw Madlib in there too.
  • R2_163
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    bck145 wrote: »
    5 Grand wrote: »
    I never understood the hate RZA gets

    Hes wack and makes terrible beats

    @bck145 So rza makes terrible beats but logic makes good beats.

    That's what your saying? I'm not attacking or judging you cause music is subjective Just curious...
  • bck145
    bck145 Members Posts: 4,997 ✭✭✭✭✭
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    R2_163 wrote: »
    bck145 wrote: »
    5 Grand wrote: »
    I never understood the hate RZA gets

    Hes wack and makes terrible beats

    @bck145 So rza makes terrible beats but logic makes good beats.

    That's what your saying? I'm not attacking or judging you cause music is subjective Just curious...

    Imo the incredible true story is soncially better than any wu tang album

    Im also not a wu tang fan at all and on record as not overly crazy about a lot of 90s new york production
  • SlimRemy
    SlimRemy Members Posts: 149 ✭✭
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    J Dilla's flow is probably the nastiest. It sounds effortless, like second nature.

    Black Milk is congruent. His beats and his flows are real close.

    Evidence is a dope producer who raps, he's under-"ratedly" congruent.

    Devin the Dude is criminally slept on, has he gotten mentioned yet?

    Just Blaze and Primo have dope rugged sounding voices, I never understood why I've never heard them rap. I've never heard Battlecat rap either.

    I heard 9th Wonder rap on a track once, and he had some weird bouncy flow that was perfectly on beat. It was an original cadence that kind of explained his originality as well. He would have been a dope accent to Phonte and Big Pooh.

    Hi-Tek is probably the most underrated. His production is always legit and his flow is always on point. His Hi-Teknology album's were always legit. Relaxed and in the pocket, he's one of the best.

    those are the ones I can think of that didn't get mentioned. Black Milk was mentioned, but to say his beats overshadow him, isn't true at all.