Bad Boy's R&B or a R&B Song's "Bad Boy Remix" > Your Label's...

[Jordan8]

In any other genre Diddy would be consider a producer. A lot producers dont really make the beat they produce by arranging and having an ear for whats going to be appealing. Thats how I've always thought Diddy got down. and act like Diddy's background wasnt in producing acts like Jodeci and Mary J. I cant see Diddy playing chords but he obviously is the common denominator behind those hits. Word to JD and So So Def being a close second to Bad Boy in remixes. Not to derail the thread tho

 

[truthgetsbusy]

Originally Posted by dland24

^The hell?

 ol' boy was confused
  

 

[truthgetsbusy]

Originally Posted by dland24

^The hell?

 ol' boy was confused
  

 

[thunderchunk69]

Originally Posted by TruthGetsBusy

Originally Posted by dland24

^The hell?

 ol' boy was confused

thought I saw some others post some non BadBoy RnB
eh, still threw Laface in there 

 

[thunderchunk69]

Originally Posted by TruthGetsBusy

Originally Posted by dland24

^The hell?

 ol' boy was confused

thought I saw some others post some non BadBoy RnB
eh, still threw Laface in there 

 

[zsong]

Originally Posted by illphillip

People gon' believe what they believe. It's no secret he's not a "producer" in the traditional sense. He's more of a record "maker" than "producer" per say.

[Also in response to your previous comment before that about button pushers and using equipment]

Actually, I always believed "producer in the traditional sense" was the guy with the ear that directed traffic during the studio session i.e. Puff
That's how I see Quincy Jones, ?uest Love and Rodney Jerkins define it

and that it's the "Modern Age" definition of producer which translates to the button pushers, instrumentalists, equipment folks etc


::

 

[zsong]

Originally Posted by illphillip

People gon' believe what they believe. It's no secret he's not a "producer" in the traditional sense. He's more of a record "maker" than "producer" per say.

[Also in response to your previous comment before that about button pushers and using equipment]

Actually, I always believed "producer in the traditional sense" was the guy with the ear that directed traffic during the studio session i.e. Puff
That's how I see Quincy Jones, ?uest Love and Rodney Jerkins define it

and that it's the "Modern Age" definition of producer which translates to the button pushers, instrumentalists, equipment folks etc


::

 

[Jordan8]

Originally Posted by ZSong

Originally Posted by illphillip

People gon' believe what they believe. It's no secret he's not a "producer" in the traditional sense. He's more of a record "maker" than "producer" per say.

[Also in response to your previous comment before that about button pushers and using equipment]

Actually, I always believed "producer in the traditional sense" was the guy with the ear that directed traffic during the studio session i.e. Puff
That's how I see Quincy Jones, ?uest Love and Rodney Jerkins define it

and that it's the "Modern Age" definition of producer which translates to the button pushers, instrumentalists, equipment folks etc


::

THIS

 

[Jordan8]

Originally Posted by ZSong

Originally Posted by illphillip

People gon' believe what they believe. It's no secret he's not a "producer" in the traditional sense. He's more of a record "maker" than "producer" per say.

[Also in response to your previous comment before that about button pushers and using equipment]

Actually, I always believed "producer in the traditional sense" was the guy with the ear that directed traffic during the studio session i.e. Puff
That's how I see Quincy Jones, ?uest Love and Rodney Jerkins define it

and that it's the "Modern Age" definition of producer which translates to the button pushers, instrumentalists, equipment folks etc


::

THIS

 

[ill legal operation]

He might not of cooked it up from scratch, but he knew what spices to add in...

...give my dude his credit:

 

[ill legal operation]

He might not of cooked it up from scratch, but he knew what spices to add in...

...give my dude his credit:

 

[heshua]

So much fire in this thread, dear lord.

 

[heshua]

So much fire in this thread, dear lord.

 

[montellgriffin97]

a puffy appreciation thread. sometimes i wish i could have a real life chat with the music forum.

hip hop(music) knowledge at its best

 

[montellgriffin97]

a puffy appreciation thread. sometimes i wish i could have a real life chat with the music forum.

hip hop(music) knowledge at its best