Why is RZA Jacking an MF Doom Beat ?

[9th Warrior]

1)You are indeed 'starting shit' if you fail to research your redundant topic, and proclaim this track definitively as 'weak shit'.

2)I, at no point, claimed that you knew nothing about music, just that you were ignorant to the facets of Hip-Hop production.
And being a producer yourself does not give you excessive authority on the subject.
Particularly if you have been producing 'for years' and still rely overtly on sampling to construct a beat. This is a sign of a weak producer in my humble opinion.

3)Minor nit-picking point.
So, you have been 'doing' both 'music and making beats'?
I assume you mean to state you have been Producing and/or MCing for years.
Ambiguity can be a spectacularly misleading device.

4)Please refrain for over analysing comments you deem personally offensive, when they are merely slights on your behalf in regards to your apparent lack of knowledge on the subject at hand.
These conclusions are strictly subjective, and can only be formulated accordingly to how you exhibit your knowledge in your posts, as this is the only window into your intelligence and personality we see here on this Internet forum.

i'm left wondering how long it took to write this all down. very precise.

[Twilights_Own]

Yeah, that's what I was wondering

[KZA]

too bad MF Doom sucks live

[DR. NICK RIVIERA]

too bad MF Doom sucks live

well, not really

[Nokturnal Mortum]

Twilight Owl and the other guy needs to shut the fuck up.

Let this topic die.

On a related note, TC needs to die.

[deezGlazedTonsils1981]

03: You Can't Stop Me Now
(R. Diggs, J. Hunter, B. Strong, J. Whitfield)
Featuring Inspectah Deck
Produced by RZA / Co-Produced by George Draklous
Drums/Keyboard/Bass/Guitar - Dhani Harrison
Acoustic Guitar - RZA
Background vocals by Wu-Kids
Contains a sample from "Message from a Black Man" by The Whatnauts


This beat is just "Sarsaparilla" by MF Doom with a few instruments added, and yet RZA claims he produced it and gives no credit whatsoever to MF Doom ?

Curious

So, was it actually co-produced by producer George Drakoulis (of Black Crowes fame) or is "George Draklous" a pseudonym of MF Doom ? If not, this is some weak shit

you sound like a complete asshole

[Twilights_Own]

Sorry it came off that way, I was just asking a simple question. I love both RZA and MF Doom.

I agree though, this thread is dead

[MathUtheMCZA]

MathUtheMCZA, I wish you and claaa7 had been the only people who responded on here, then I would have gotten some actual answers as opposed to british prickery

no doubt man.! i try not to sound rude. but sometimes its hard via electronic communications. =D peace man.

[Maccabee Ridah]

i'm left wondering how long it took to write this all down. very precise.

hahahaha..........
co-signed man.........

[Ink Is My Drink]

just another reason to hate mf doom fans (shame i am one. i just dont act like a dick like alot of them feel they have to)

[DJTAGZ]

I Think That
Originally Posted by Twilights_Own
03: You Can't Stop Me Now
(R. Diggs, J. Hunter, B. Strong, J. Whitfield)
Featuring Inspectah Deck
Produced by RZA / Co-Produced by George Draklous
Drums/Keyboard/Bass/Guitar - Dhani Harrison
Acoustic Guitar - RZA
Background vocals by Wu-Kids
Contains a sample from "Message from a Black Man" by The Whatnauts

Just Means That Rza is good at what he does & Reakwon was on the remix to sweetest girl with the wu beat mixed up to fit that song ever try mixxin cream over the sweetest girl beat i did u need to chop it a bit 2 fit meth on the hook but sounds better than og version not my choice of beats.

[Wu-Tang Kills G-Unit]

lol at ppl defending Rza but when i think wyclef used the cream chorus and clearly said LIkE WU TOLD ME ppl were saying he was biting

and Raekwon STILL couldn't use it to jumpstart his career.

plus, lets be real, right now MF Doom >>>>Rza.
by a mile

amen

[SL33]

he's probably a singer of the whatnauts

no. he's RZA's co-producer. He's Greek.