Just Blaze runs down some of the more notable moments in the history of Baseline Studios, including the making of iconic recordings such as Streets Is Watching and violent, blood-filled recording sessions.
[via Nah Right]
Just Blaze runs down some of the more notable moments in the history of Baseline Studios, including the making of iconic recordings such as Streets Is Watching and violent, blood-filled recording sessions.
[via Nah Right]
15 comments
Archived · closedtony traxx ·
guess i'll call him just bragg from now on
IllSkilz ·
aint all his beats looped?that way a producer can make 10 beats a day yo
Cappa ·
That comment can't be for real..
Donny Brook ·
LOL...I was thinking the same thing...
DJ Tyzilla ·
Yeah i am hoping he is trying to get a rise out of everyone :P
Sane McGillicutty ·
pretty boring interview! WHy the heck are they breaking this into episodes? He's just sitting in a room talking about events that happened without releasing any specific info (names, events, etc) blah.
Cai ·
your fav preppy hip hop producer!
Shan Money ·
Yall some hate ass niggaz
jnota ·
this was good. im wondering who he didnt name ... the guy who beat everyone down. any ideas?
t.y. ·
My guess is that it might be Beans
tony traxx ·
nah it was busta rymes
benjamino ·
anybody know what that synth type beat toward the end is?
ike ·
Exhibit A.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CRKonApqLGg
Cai ·
IT WAS SAI!
Apachito ·
Hmm the memories sure are deeeeeep in that mothafucka, and no it wasnt Sai. That shit happened over 8 years ago. My fave memory at Baseline was Jay recording Best of Both Worlds in like a week, earning the phrase "the 60 second assassin" forreal. Dude was coming up with whole songs in 3 minutes flat (3 verse records). Plus when Just did "You Dont Know"?! Holy shiiiit! Shitty palms indeed.