http://www.gimmethattrack.com Thu, 17 Mar 2011 09:42:21 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 http://www.gimmethattrack.com/free-beats/thanks#comment-3 jason ashenfelter Thu, 17 Mar 2011 09:42:21 +0000 http://www.gimmethattrack.com#comment-3 looking for some old school west coast beats, like c-bo, spice 1, e-40, mc eight, dj quick, the whole click, style, something that goes hard like they all did back in the early 90z, late 80z. I love and respect dre, but a lot off producers on line try to ride on his coat tail, and reproduce his work, and since I've been searching for a source for west coast beats like a lot of the pioneers had on their early albums. everything always has these funky techno sounds and doesn't have the same funk and feeling as these guys just to name a few, but under ground west coast rappers had the product on lock down and has a loyal fan base not like the kiddy stuff that sells to the beeber fan club. but that production work is uniquick, and those who know especially the west knows, one man doesn't make up the rap game in cali, But where there is a will there is a way and even though I'm from the Northwest, west coast always has been my choice style of music, among the other legends like slick rick, eric b. and rakim, geto boys, red man, and wu-tang clan. I could roll with listening to them to name a few, but in my opinion and just being that, west coast rap went harder then, funkier than, and more real then most of the commercialized pop rappers, I can't not mention eightball and mjg, their days brought it in the south also. but that's what I'm looking to find if on line producers are trying to push west coast tracks, they need to step up their game, boss up, get in the kitchen with c-bo and produce those tracks like that soup that comes out so hard, you need a razor blade to chop it up. and you don't need to push that product Jack, because the product pushes itself. that's all I got to say about that... looking for some old school west coast beats, like c-bo, spice 1, e-40, mc eight, dj quick, the whole click, style, something that goes hard like they all did back in the early 90z, late 80z. I love and respect dre, but a lot off producers on line try to ride on his coat tail, and reproduce his work, and since I’ve been searching for a source for west coast beats like a lot of the pioneers had on their early albums. everything always has these funky techno sounds and doesn’t have the same funk and feeling as these guys just to name a few, but under ground west coast rappers had the product on lock down and has a loyal fan base not like the kiddy stuff that sells to the beeber fan club. but that production work is uniquick, and those who know especially the west knows, one man doesn’t make up the rap game in cali, But where there is a will there is a way and even though I’m from the Northwest, west coast always has been my choice style of music, among the other legends like slick rick, eric b. and rakim, geto boys, red man, and wu-tang clan. I could roll with listening to them to name a few, but in my opinion and just being that, west coast rap went harder then, funkier than, and more real then most of the commercialized pop rappers, I can’t not mention eightball and mjg, their days brought it in the south also. but that’s what I’m looking to find if on line producers are trying to push west coast tracks, they need to step up their game, boss up, get in the kitchen with c-bo and produce those tracks like that soup that comes out so hard, you need a razor blade to chop it up. and you don’t need to push that product Jack, because the product pushes itself. that’s all I got to say about that…

]]> http://www.gimmethattrack.com/free-beats/thanks#comment-2 Kamel Pearson Tue, 15 Mar 2011 13:39:05 +0000 http://www.gimmethattrack.com#comment-2 yo the beatz are crazy! yo the beatz are crazy!

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