no?PELLA said:pfff....thats like comparing Makaveli to Blood Money, c'mon now.
no?PELLA said:pfff....thats like comparing Makaveli to Blood Money, c'mon now.
True on all that but what makes Illmatic monumentous just for production on an album is that the group of producers who did it, we haven't seen that line up ever, not before not after. And I shouldnt be basing shit on just names but all of them came through incredibly.GhettoStar said:Production overal you have more to choose from for hits such as Incarerated Scarfaces, Glaciers of Ice, Verbal Intercourse, Ice Cream, Wu Gambino, and others which depend your taste (Knowledge God, Criminology, Jewels, Heaven and Hell)
Lyricism wise Nas kills it, espcially kills Rae' even on his OWN shit let alone
This just isn't true. The reason Illmatic got so much love when it came out was because it eschewed the current popular aesthetic (i.e., Dr. Dre) in favor of the traditional New York sound.thats what i think too. i think the production was probably ahead of its time for that era. when people try to compare it to albums that came out years after illmatic dropped, its well, just laughable. they dont understand how much equipment, samplers, and drum machines changed in just a few years. the production on illmatic layed the foundation for the later albums even up to this day.
So True.roaches said:This just isn't true. The reason Illmatic got so much love when it came out was because it eschewed the current popular aesthetic (i.e., Dr. Dre) in favor of the traditional New York sound.