50 greatest hip-hop producers ever (my work of art)

[Ghost In The 'Lac]

^^hahhaa stop crying faggot ur damn right I did!! I negged every single bitch that said RZA should be 5!!! It was my duty to the Abbot

[Edgar Erebus]

Ghostlaced neg repped me for this comment.

What a fag.

Ok RZA really should be at least no. 4

If I was making the list he would be no. 1 or no. 2.

Are you happy now?

Lol, Toastfaced brought the art of stanning to a whole nother level.


I gotta thank him, though, this is now my third or fourth most successful thread, and he wrote half of all posts in here. My deepest gratitude. Too bad I only read those that got quoted, but even with that I see that you...



Thanks everyone, keep it coming.

[11th Chamber]

I dare Marly Marl or Pete Rock try to make a beat like Black Jesus.

[Tony Bandana]

different era's this should be done by time frames maybe.

ONGH

[11th Chamber]

^^ i do agree with that to an extent.

The sounds of hip-hop have changed over the years, so it makes sense.


Regardless, its an insult to RZA's work to have him at number 5 on a list


The only person I can see being over RZA is Preemo. Thats it



I consider RZA the best to ever do it, but I wont argue someone if they say Premier

[Ghost In The 'Lac]

Lol, Toastfaced brought the art of stanning to a whole nother level.



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Its not stanning, its musical fact.

You put 3 boom bap beat makers ahead of RZA and Large Pro and Prince Paul the true producers, and you didnt even put one of the best boom bap beatmakers of the 80's KRS One even in the top 50.

You totally massively completely failed in your mission.

Thats all im gonna say, ive made my points enough on previous pages well enough.

[Guarded By Martyrs]

I dare Marly Marl or Pete Rock try to make a beat like Black Jesus.

[Memory Man]

He did one beat on Critical Beatdown album ("Give the Drummer Some") and few beats for some crew I never heard anything from, Mikey D & the LA Posse. He was killed before his career even started properly. I can give him props for bringing up Large Professor (#10), but he sadly didn't manage to make his own name.

Paul C. worked without contracts so he didn't receive credit for a lot of his productions. some of his productions (credited or otherwise) include:

-Organized Konfusion - Prisoners Of War, Audience Pleasers
-Superlover Cee & Casanova Rud - Do The James, I Got A Good Thing, Romeo
-Eric B. & Rakim - Let The Rhythm Hit 'Em
-360 Degrees - Pelon
-Too Poetic - God Made Me Funky (Remix)
-Ultramagnetic MC's - Give The Drummer Some, Travelin' At The Speed Of Thought (Remix)
-Black, Rock & Ron - True Feelings (Remix)
-The Heartbeat Brothers - Can We Do This
-Mikey D & The LA Posse - All Songs

[2Bladez]

Mike Shinoda... FOR REAL!... i love his beats!

the rising tied producally is to me top 10, he's the most underrated producer in the game right now, who didn't hear his production, don't be lazy and check that album. And if i know he did that beat on The Instrumental from lupe fiasco