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Cross Bones said:
Pharrell has that crossover appeal though.
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The best - bar none - moment in the defiant ones (well hit gdfthr as i was watching when i originally posted) was at the source awards (which i remember watching) when NAS said, the crips and bloods were there looking to prove something, kids from every borough were there with guns, and (while showing a picture of a ninja sitting quietly as there was rukus all around) I'm certain the wu-tang clan had somethin! I love that the wu was singled out and that they had "something."
 
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Cross Bones

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capnbillhitters said:
Big fan of Timbaland as well.

On the rock side I'll take Brian Eno
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Music is starting to mesh these days anyways. A lady friend of mine sends me these "country" songs (she's from Altona and they don't even have football at ROWVA I don't think) and I'm like "Are these produced by Dr. Dre? Where's the guitar?"
 
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Cross Bones said:
Music is starting to mesh these days anyways. A lady friend of mine sends me these "country" songs (she's from Altona and they don't even have football at ROWVA I don't think) and I'm like "Are these produced by Dr. Dre? Where's the guitar?"
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I look at production in three ways:
  1. Atmospheric - Eno kills it for atmosphere but also love Daniel Lanois or even David Fridmann (Spoon, Flaming Lips)
  2. Beats - Dre, Timbaland and Pharrell all work
  3. Pop - I do everything I can to shy away as this includes most "country" or Taylor Swift kinda stuff
 
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