Duke said:WTF? I can't believe i see people saying Illmatic had production faults. Those beats fit Nas' style so well, apart from the fact they're great beats on they're own. They are so representative '93/'94 NY style beats. Hell, i'd listen to Illmatic instrumentals and there are tons of people out there who feel the same.
Of course you dont necessarily have to feel it 100%, but you can't deny the production was good as hell.
But yeah thats why flawless shit doesn't exist. There are always people who aint feeling it 100%.
2Pax said:Compare the production on Illmatic to the production on Doggystyle then tell me it's not flawless. Illmatics production could've been a lot better.
Duke said:That would be like comparing a good quality southern german lager with a stout guiness pint from the heart of England.
They are totally different. You can't say west coast g-funk production as found on Doggystyle is better than the east coast beats found on Illmatic simply for the fact that there's practically no comparing the two. The styles are so different. Sure, you can like Doggystyle beats better but you can't say they're better. What are the flaws on Illmatic then? Not enough high pitched tunes? lol
PaulyPac said:all eyez on me is far from flawless, come on now....
Tonio1986 said:you keep always defending that aeom isnt that good.
:thumb:Duke said:I also don't think a truly flawless album, or anything flawless for that matter, exists.
2Pax said:No the production wasn't at best, I know it may seem hard to take in but Illmatic is not perfect.
Actually i said that nothing is ever gonna be perfect or flawless. Duke said:I never said thatActually i said that nothing is ever gonna be perfect or flawless.
But you can't say Illmatic's production was "not so good" because you happen to like Doggystyle beats better.
There was really not much wrong with Illmatics beats. I certainly hope you wouldn't prefer Nas spitting over the beats on Doggystyle? That would be horrible.