Hi-Tek the greatest Dj on earth - why you ask?

[Lardlad95]

:isten to reflection eternal...his beats, and production on that album was incredible

he isn't just a beat maker..hell if people didn't rap over them theyd be songs within themselves

someone please bring me a more versitile Dj

[ovrproofmentalz]

dj premier & pete rock

if it wasnt for these two hi-tek wouldnt even know how to do any of the things he does on that album

[ovrproofmentalz]

plus if you're a real hip hop head - you'll know of the
x-ecutioners, beat junkies or skratch pickles - they all make their own beats and literally scratch the vocals to make the lyrics. versitile and then some.

peace

[Lardlad95]

Quote: from ovrproofmentalz on 5:51 pm on Jan. 17, 2003
plus if you're a real hip hop head - you'll know of the
x-ecutioners, beat junkies or skratch pickles - they all make their own beats and literally scratch the vocals to make the lyrics. versitile and then some.

peace

I like all of those except for the x-cutioners

But what I'm trying to say is that Hi-tek doesn't just go for the straight beat and scratch

his shit is soulful.

I don't give a damn how sappy "Love Language" is that shit is deep

not to mention "the Blast", "Too late", "Memories Live", "Africa Dream"

those beats are like fuckin...it's like looking at a fuckin slvador dali painting while reading catcher in the rye while laying in bed with your wife

It's almost too deep to describe

[MegatroN]

Yeah, The Blast is my favorite Kweli track.

[Lardlad95]

Quote: from MegatroN on 10:30 pm on Jan. 17, 2003
Yeah, The Blast is my favorite Kweli track.

my mom hates that song

but then she goes and likes that song by the Big Tymers?


then she goes and likes what they do by the roots


it freaks me out


anyway the album version was alot better than teh video version..even though the video version was longer

[ovrproofmentalz]

Quote: from Lardlad95 on 9:30 pm on Jan. 17, 2003

Quote: from ovrproofmentalz on 5:51 pm on Jan. 17, 2003
plus if you're a real hip hop head - you'll know of the
x-ecutioners, beat junkies or skratch pickles - they all make their own beats and literally scratch the vocals to make the lyrics. versitile and then some.

peace

I like all of those except for the x-cutioners

But what I'm trying to say is that Hi-tek doesn't just go for the straight beat and scratch

his shit is soulful.

I don't give a damn how sappy "Love Language" is that shit is deep

not to mention "the Blast", "Too late", "Memories Live", "Africa Dream"

those beats are like fuckin...it's like looking at a fuckin slvador dali painting while reading catcher in the rye while laying in bed with your wife

It's almost too deep to describe


listen to pete rock beats from the 1988-1998 and tell me he isnt soulful? his name is SOUL BROTHER #1... honestly, listen to a lot of him and premier and you'll see where hi-tek gets his style from, its not a diss - just the truth...

[Lardlad95]

Quote: from ovrproofmentalz on 8:24 pm on Jan. 19, 2003

Quote: from Lardlad95 on 9:30 pm on Jan. 17, 2003

Quote: from ovrproofmentalz on 5:51 pm on Jan. 17, 2003
plus if you're a real hip hop head - you'll know of the
x-ecutioners, beat junkies or skratch pickles - they all make their own beats and literally scratch the vocals to make the lyrics. versitile and then some.

peace

I like all of those except for the x-cutioners

But what I'm trying to say is that Hi-tek doesn't just go for the straight beat and scratch

his shit is soulful.

I don't give a damn how sappy "Love Language" is that shit is deep

not to mention "the Blast", "Too late", "Memories Live", "Africa Dream"

those beats are like fuckin...it's like looking at a fuckin slvador dali painting while reading catcher in the rye while laying in bed with your wife

It's almost too deep to describe


listen to pete rock beats from the 1988-1998 and tell me he isnt soulful? his name is SOUL BROTHER #1... honestly, listen to a lot of him and premier and you'll see where hi-tek gets his style from, its not a diss - just the truth...

you act like Tek is fuckin bitin pete

I'm not dissin pete

Tek is my prefference though

[j]

Pete Rock and Premier ARE better than Hi-Tek.

Hi-Tek is great, but not yet in the arena so to speak.

Premier is probably the ultimate in hip-hop. No one even comes close. Pete is the only one that attempts but I still prefer Premo.

Hi-Tek needs more time. He needs time to refine his skills. Get back to me in like 5 years and maybe I'll have changed my tune (so to speak).

j

[Lardlad95]

Quote: from j on 7:04 pm on Jan. 20, 2003
Pete Rock and Premier ARE better than Hi-Tek.

Hi-Tek is great, but not yet in the arena so to speak.

Premier is probably the ultimate in hip-hop. No one even comes close. Pete is the only one that attempts but I still prefer Premo.

Hi-Tek needs more time. He needs time to refine his skills. Get back to me in like 5 years and maybe I'll have changed my tune (so to speak).

j

I haven't heard that much premiere..any suggestions?

[j]

Any Gangstarr will give you a good look at Premo.

I really like Moment of Truth. Actually, if you pick up "Full Clip" you will get a good taste of Premo's Gangstarr shit.

Premier has worked with SOOOO many ppl though.

Start with Gangstarr. Jazz Thing is incredible. I can't really think of the names of the songs though...I really just listen to Gangstarr straight through and don't pay attention to what song it is.

However, as Gangstarr goes, I think DWYCK is one of their hottest songs.

j

[GWF]

Best DJ is deffintly Priemer, listen to 8 steps to perfection with the Co-Flow, Ill shit dog.

I also like deffinetly Hi-Tek (The Blast, one of the relaxed beats ever.) And not to forget Roc Raida (X-ecutioners) and DJ Muggs (Cypress Hill, But ESPECIALLY the Soul Assassins)

[Lardlad95]

Quote: from GWF on 9:25 am on Feb. 17, 2003
Best DJ is deffintly Priemer, listen to 8 steps to perfection with the Co-Flow, Ill shit dog.

I also like deffinetly Hi-Tek (The Blast, one of the relaxed beats ever.) And not to forget Roc Raida (X-ecutioners) and DJ Muggs (Cypress Hill, But ESPECIALLY the Soul Assassins)

anyone feelin Dj Krush he is an ill Dj also

[MegatroN]

DJ Krush is one of my favorites. Milight is my favorite album by him. The song Shinjiro he did with Mos Def is classic. Alot of his beats are just really abstract and deep, and don't necessarily fit into any genre. The song Zen Approach on his album Zen had Black Thought in it. Also a pretty tight track.

(Edited by MegatroN at 10:52 pm on Feb. 20, 2003)

[Lardlad95]

Quote: from MegatroN on 11:11 pm on Feb. 19, 2003
DJ Krush is one of my favorites. Milight is my favorite album by him. The song Shinjiro he did with Mos Def is classic. Alot of his beats are just really abstract and deep, and don't necessarily fit into any genre. The song Zen Approach on his album Zen had Black Thought in it. Also a pretty tight track.

(Edited by MegatroN at 10:52 pm on Feb. 20, 2003)


yes I've got both tracks downloaded