Madlib thread

Lou_Cypher wrote: »

KneeGro_DuperMan wrote: »

? gave some ? to Dudley Perkins too

Dudley Perkins is so Underrated lol. Never hear anyone talking about him. His wife is pretty dope too, Georgia Ann Muldrow or w/e her name is.

https://youtu.be/uv4sGrQKyt0

The 1st ? i ever heard of Madlib was the Dudley Perkins - A Lil Light instrumentals back in late 04 or 05. My homie had that cd. I borrowed it from him knowing I wasn't giving it back to him. Then I heard most of his ? after that.

As much as i think Dilla the GOAT. Madlib might really be the GOAT fam. Even Dilla knew what it was. Questlove said he got a call from Dilla & he said Madlib was killing him & Madlib was going where he wanted to go beatwise

KneeGro_DuperMan wrote: »

The 1st ? i ever heard of Madlib was the Dudley Perkins - A Lil Light instrumentals back in late 04 or 05. My homie had that cd. I borrowed it from him knowing I wasn't giving it back to him. Then I heard most of his ? after that.

As much as i think Dilla the GOAT. Madlib might really be the GOAT fam. Even Dilla knew what it was. Questlove said he got a call from Dilla & he said Madlib was killing him & Madlib was going where he wanted to go beatwise

They are definitely neck and neck for me. If you havent seen it already, i highly recommend checking out "Our Vinyl Weighs a Ton". Its a doc about Stones Throw Records from the beginning days until today. I believe its on Netflix. But they go over all the big albums and their creation a bit. The signing of Dilla and Madlib. PB Wolf said the attitude was always the same between them, Dilla was on his way solo and heard the Lootpack album and started following Madlib and the style Madlib had was the exact type of stuff Dilla was trying to do and madlib was always a fan of Dilla from the SV records. Said when they finally linked up it was like they had the same brain. Dudes inspired eachother. Wish Dilla was still alive so we could see what he would have evolved into.

The Dilla segment of that doc had me all in my feels, ? was sad, especially seeing him on stage in the wheelchair.

I like Madlib but I don’t know how to describe his sound

Fosheezy wrote: »

I like Madlib but I don’t know how to describe his sound

That's a good thing, a lot of producers can't only make the same signature sound work for them. Shows he's cultured, Madlib can make anything hot and he's in his own lane

THE_R_ wrote: »

Fosheezy wrote: »

I like Madlib but I don’t know how to describe his sound

DISTORTED SAMPLE-BASED FUNK?

I can see that.

So ILL wrote: »

Fosheezy wrote: »

I like Madlib but I don’t know how to describe his sound

That's a good thing, a lot of producers can't only make the same signature sound work for them. Shows he's cultured, Madlib can make anything hot and he's in his own lane

Yea, it's tough for me to put a figure on. I think it's because of his drum work is a bit various.

bdbdbd wrote: »

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qDt0S6RSqVo

this madlib beat touches my soul

the srums, the samples, the adlibs, the way the beats switch up.

madlib is an absolute genius....i love the way he samples ....its like he stretches the sample in a way in which they should be displeasing to the ear (like all grainy sounding)but he makes them sound perfect. He got himself a lil secret with his samples:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hdg-g-TYq1Q

i don't think thats Madlib my guy.

KneeGro_DuperMan wrote: »

Roster Player #99 wrote: »

bdbdbd wrote: »

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qDt0S6RSqVo

this madlib beat touches my soul

the srums, the samples, the adlibs, the way the beats switch up.

madlib is an absolute genius....i love the way he samples ....its like he stretches the sample in a way in which they should be displeasing to the ear (like all grainy sounding)but he makes them sound perfect. He got himself a lil secret with his samples:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hdg-g-TYq1Q

i don't think thats Madlib my guy.

Nah it is

you can verify this?

Roster Player #99 wrote: »

KneeGro_DuperMan wrote: »

Roster Player #99 wrote: »

bdbdbd wrote: »

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qDt0S6RSqVo

this madlib beat touches my soul

the srums, the samples, the adlibs, the way the beats switch up.

madlib is an absolute genius....i love the way he samples ....its like he stretches the sample in a way in which they should be displeasing to the ear (like all grainy sounding)but he makes them sound perfect. He got himself a lil secret with his samples:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hdg-g-TYq1Q

i don't think thats Madlib my guy.

Nah it is

you can verify this?

Madlib - Ra Ash (fast foward to 1:31)

You only hear 4 seconds of the ? tho but that's his flip