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Soladee

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this guy is hot man! u guys shud b asking questions bout this guys style, and leave kanye and just blaze for other forums
 
there was a good interview with him 2 issues ago in Wax Poetics.
 
45 King is definitely tight, but he's not hot. In order to be "hot", you have to be happening right now. You're on fire. 45 Kings day has past, although I think he could hold his own against a few of todays producers.
 
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All songs are 12" singles unless noted.
Latee - This Cut's Got Flavor, Puttin' On the Hits - Wild Pitch, 1987
GangStarr - Movin' On, Bust a Move, To Be A Champion - Wild Pitch, 1987
Latee - No Tricks, Wake Up - Wild Pitch, 1988
GangStarr - Movin on, Gusto, Knowledge - Wild Pitch, 1988
Lakim Shabazz - Pure Righteousness (album) - Tuff City, 1988
Chill Rob G - Chillin' - Wild Pitch, 1988
Double J - Bless the Funk - 4th & B'Way, 1989
Too Nice - Cold Facts (Remix) - Arista, 1989
Queen Latifah - All Hail the Queen (album) - Tommy Boy, 1989
GangStarr - Gusto, Knowledge - Wild Pitch, 1989
Chill Rob G - Ride the Rhythm (album) - Wild Pitch, 1989
King Sun - Fat Tape, It's A Heat Up - Zakia, 1989
Lord Alibaski - Lyrics in Motion / Top Gun - Tuff City, 1989
Salt-N-Pepa - My Mic Sounds Nice (Remix) - London, 1989
Eric B. & Rakim - Microphone Fiend (Remix) - MCA, 1989
X-Clan - Heed The Word Of The Brother - 4th & B'Way, 1989
Markey Fresh - The Mack of Rap - Jive, 1989
Digital Underground - Packet Man (Remix) - Tommy Boy, 1990
Eric B. & Rakim - Let The Rhythm Hit 'Em (Remix) - MCA, 1990
Lakim Shabazz - Lost Tribe of Shabazz (album) Tuff City, 1990
Maestro Fresh Wes - Drop the Needle (Remix) - LMR Records, 1990
Lisa Stansfield - Been Around the World (Remix) - RCA, 1991
MC Lyte - Big Bad Sister, Kamikaze, Like a Virgin, Absolutely, Positively...Practical Jokes - Atlantic, 1991
Apache - Do Fa Self, Tommy Boy, 1992
Diamond D - Best Kept Secret (Remix), Check 1, 2 - Mercury, 1992
PMD - Thought I Lost My Spot - MCA, 1993
C&C Music Factory - Do You Wanna Get Funky? (Remix) - Columbia, 1994
Queen Latifah - Name Callin' - Tommy Boy, 1996
Fanclub Erdberg - Anton Polster Du Bist Leiwand - Mego, 1997
Jay-Z - Hard Knock Life (Ghetto Anthem) - Rock-A-Fella, 1998
Peanut Butter Wolf - Run the Line (Remix) - Stones Throw, 1998
Common Sense - Car Horn - Groove Attack, 1999
Craig Mack - The Wooden Horse - White Label, 2000
Various Artist Remixes - Rakim - Feeling You, Public Enemy - Bring the Noise, Bush Babies - The Love Song - White Label, 2000
Eminem - Stan - Aftermath, 2000
Big Scoob - Can Du - White Label, 2000
Paula Perry - Y'all Chickens Make Me Laugh - Fully-Blown Recordings, 2000
 
Beat Off said:
ucpzone.com

All songs are 12" singles unless noted.
Latee - This Cut's Got Flavor, Puttin' On the Hits - Wild Pitch, 1987
GangStarr - Movin' On, Bust a Move, To Be A Champion - Wild Pitch, 1987
Latee - No Tricks, Wake Up - Wild Pitch, 1988
GangStarr - Movin on, Gusto, Knowledge - Wild Pitch, 1988
Lakim Shabazz - Pure Righteousness (album) - Tuff City, 1988
Chill Rob G - Chillin' - Wild Pitch, 1988
Double J - Bless the Funk - 4th & B'Way, 1989
Too Nice - Cold Facts (Remix) - Arista, 1989
Queen Latifah - All Hail the Queen (album) - Tommy Boy, 1989
GangStarr - Gusto, Knowledge - Wild Pitch, 1989
Chill Rob G - Ride the Rhythm (album) - Wild Pitch, 1989
King Sun - Fat Tape, It's A Heat Up - Zakia, 1989
Lord Alibaski - Lyrics in Motion / Top Gun - Tuff City, 1989
Salt-N-Pepa - My Mic Sounds Nice (Remix) - London, 1989
Eric B. & Rakim - Microphone Fiend (Remix) - MCA, 1989
X-Clan - Heed The Word Of The Brother - 4th & B'Way, 1989
Markey Fresh - The Mack of Rap - Jive, 1989
Digital Underground - Packet Man (Remix) - Tommy Boy, 1990
Eric B. & Rakim - Let The Rhythm Hit 'Em (Remix) - MCA, 1990
Lakim Shabazz - Lost Tribe of Shabazz (album) Tuff City, 1990
Maestro Fresh Wes - Drop the Needle (Remix) - LMR Records, 1990
Lisa Stansfield - Been Around the World (Remix) - RCA, 1991
MC Lyte - Big Bad Sister, Kamikaze, Like a Virgin, Absolutely, Positively...Practical Jokes - Atlantic, 1991
Apache - Do Fa Self, Tommy Boy, 1992
Diamond D - Best Kept Secret (Remix), Check 1, 2 - Mercury, 1992
PMD - Thought I Lost My Spot - MCA, 1993
C&C Music Factory - Do You Wanna Get Funky? (Remix) - Columbia, 1994
Queen Latifah - Name Callin' - Tommy Boy, 1996
Fanclub Erdberg - Anton Polster Du Bist Leiwand - Mego, 1997
Jay-Z - Hard Knock Life (Ghetto Anthem) - Rock-A-Fella, 1998
Peanut Butter Wolf - Run the Line (Remix) - Stones Throw, 1998
Common Sense - Car Horn - Groove Attack, 1999
Craig Mack - The Wooden Horse - White Label, 2000
Various Artist Remixes - Rakim - Feeling You, Public Enemy - Bring the Noise, Bush Babies - The Love Song - White Label, 2000
Eminem - Stan - Aftermath, 2000
Big Scoob - Can Du - White Label, 2000
Paula Perry - Y'all Chickens Make Me Laugh - Fully-Blown Recordings, 2000
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ya Jay-Z - Hard Knock Life is a hott beat. alote of thos are old and sh*t, iv only heard acouple. but wasnt eminems stan beat takin from the dido songs?
 
The DJ PEE said:


ya Jay-Z - Hard Knock Life is a hott beat. alote of thos are old and sh*t, iv only heard acouple. but wasnt eminems stan beat takin from the dido songs?
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45 King is apart of the foundation of hiphop music. His mix work is classic. He helped lay the construct of this art.
Withstanding the test of time is a big one. Are people talking about other dj's from 20 years ago?
 
What equipment did you use in the past and what are you using now for production?
I used the AKAI S900,S950,S1000,S2000 and then the MPC 2000XL.  Now I use LOGIC 6 on my MAC G4 Lap top. 

Is there any difference in sound quality between your old set up and LOGIC 6?
Not really?

You have many producers who believe the SP1200/Akai S950 combo provides the best sound.  Do you find that to be true?
Its not what you have it's how you use it and program it. 

That should answer the "what does he use question (if it ever comes up)

full interview at
http://www.onestopbeats.com/45KING.html
 
Soladee said:
this guy is hot man! u guys shud b asking questions bout this guys style, and leave kanye and just blaze for other forums
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blaze is musically more advanced than 45 king, so id rather keep reading questions about blaze as opposed to 45 king.
 
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