Marley Marl 'Classic Recipes' - Recreating LL Cool J's 'Mama Said Knock You Out'
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He gave up the goods on this 1 
I wish more folks from that era would do these
I wish more folks from that era would do these
He gave up the goods on this 1
I wish more folks from that era would do these
me too
super major props for sharing this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
indeed!!
that was so dope!!! He was right about Jingling Baby; between that, chill rob G's 'The Power', Special Ed, 'U can't touch this!" and playing out It Takes Two a million and one times it kept the house heads busy while the hip hop heads got their shine.
I would have killed for that version he played at the end.
Somebody subdue Eric B. so Marley can spill the beans on Rakim's first album. I wanna hear the outtakes from those sessions with an inebriated MC Shan on the boards. Lol.
I would have killed for that version he played at the end.
Somebody subdue Eric B. so Marley can spill the beans on Rakim's first album. I wanna hear the outtakes from those sessions with an inebriated MC Shan on the boards. Lol.
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Peace to Marley Marl...good drop OP
Oh WOW man I thoroughly appreciated this shit right here. Thanks OP for the drop. Enjoyed every second of it.
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dope.
wow, he REALLY broke shit down on that.
I would never thought to filter the bass line , then add it back to the original on another track.
And the creativity it took to make an 808, DAYUM!
Then to use that other beat-- so many elements that really thickened that track up.
Marley, you get props over here for that dawg!
I would never thought to filter the bass line , then add it back to the original on another track.
And the creativity it took to make an 808, DAYUM!
Then to use that other beat-- so many elements that really thickened that track up.
Marley, you get props over here for that dawg!
man, u should hollah at some hip hop music producers from the 90s and late 80s on how they combined sheit like gumbo and created hits. a lot of um give secrets to younger headz that bother to ask
True True.
http://geniusrap.com/hip-hop-samples/james-brown-funky-drummer.html
"Funky Drummer" James Brown
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"Lyrics Of Fury" Eric B & Rakim
"Mortal Combat" Big Daddy Kane
"Let The Rhythm Run" Salt-N-Pepa
"Run's House" Run DMC
"Mama Said Knock You Out" LL Cool J
"Rebel Without A Pause" Public Enemy
"Pump Up The Bass" DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince
"Quiet On Tha Set" NWA
"Untouchable" Above the Law
"O.G. Original Gangster" Ice-T
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That was the standard of production back then.
Nothing...and I mean NOTHING filtered basslines better than the AKAI S-950.
Think Pete Rock, Q-Tip, Premeire, Beat Minerz, etc.
Good lookin.
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