Comments on: You Know We Come Thru To Wreck The Discotheque

By: bhillboy

bhillboy — Tue, 16 May 2006 22:07:25 +0000

i wish mufuckas would stop comparin mufuckas who don’t have an album out with greats like tupac who has more albums out dead than lupe will ever get living. pac barely has 5 shitty songs ever and lupe hasn’t even put out a b-side to his okay single. cut the games.

By: notes from underground

notes from underground — Mon, 24 Apr 2006 02:52:45 +0000

The other day I read a quote that said “Change should never be forced or revolutionary, but instead evolutionary.” Dilla did just that, he EVOLVED Hip-Hop. Mad Lib continues this evolution today with albums like “Movie Scences Vol 1&2″ and Dudley Perkins -”Expressions (a.u. 2012)”. Dilla, God sent you here (like all of us) to change the world for the better.You completed your mission. Your music has touched me(and countless amounts of others) so much that I strive to continue the evolutionary process you helped keep in motion. Thank you. God Bless the Dead.

By: 50 Cent

50 Cent — Thu, 13 Apr 2006 17:36:35 +0000

Busta Rymes is a steroid freak, just like me.

*oils himself up to the YMCA*

By: Puerto-Black

Puerto-Black — Thu, 13 Apr 2006 17:05:11 +0000

RIP JD

By: Dre

Dre — Wed, 12 Apr 2006 17:35:13 +0000

That was dope! Bus gave one of the most in-depth comments on the life of Dilla that I’ve read so far. And I’ve read a lot of em’ since his passing. I really wish this piece of the interview ends up in the final product…just a little way 2 spread the word more about Dilla and the magic he brought 2 the game!

By: Will Dukes

Will Dukes — Wed, 12 Apr 2006 13:00:24 +0000

i know for a fact that the “straight-from-beat-tape” approach was a normal thing with dilla (see mos and talib’s obscure ’00 heatrock “little brother,” wherein dilla flips a popular roy ayers loop on some “pause”-tape shit).

dude was a monster. and it’s good to see that he will always be remembered.

trevor smith is a stand-up guy.

By: r

Tue, 11 Apr 2006 20:43:39 +0000

thanks for interesting tidbits. to have someone record straight off a beat-tape is ridiculous. who knows how much more Dilla’s beats would have jumped out the speakers if he was getting his Bob Power on?

By: Nah Right » Blog Archive » Stray Shots

Nah Right » Blog Archive » Stray Shots — Tue, 11 Apr 2006 20:06:18 +0000

[...] Those crafty devils over at XXL broke down on a portion of the Busta interview that won’t be included in the magazine. He has alot of interesting comments on Izzy and Dilla, you’ll definitely want to peep that. [...]

By: khal

khal — Tue, 11 Apr 2006 19:27:42 +0000

hot. I always liked Bus, ever since the LONS days… and in Jay Dee’s passing, I realized that to this day my favorite beat Dilla did was the “So Hardcore” jawn… just b/c it was so fucking subtle. Subtle beauty. He hooked Bus up with GEMS, like he did others. It was funny, I dug the So Hardcore without really knowning who Dilla was… then when I did the math, esp. after his passing, and truly realized how some of my favorite Hip-Hop tracks were Dilla tracks, I’m just in awe. I felt connected. I read there are like 2 LPs of material waiting in the wings (I think that was in the latest XXL)… I can’t wait.

Big up to Bus for being real about the one like Dilla. RIP J.Yancey. Hold your head, Miss Yancey.