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MAN I WISH HE WAS STILL AROUND-HE WAS A GENIUS FOR REAL!!!!

@QueMusiQ

4 ай бұрын

There are many. Two I know personally who can also be a blessing in the drums on a 4X4 pad grid are Dibia$e and Equalibrum. Look them up.

Rest In Paradise J Dilla are you truly missed.

I had a friend who was a well-studied philosophy professor in his late 60s when I met him. In one of his classes I took we were studying the historical development of the major Asiatic philosophies (Janism, Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism, etc.) he said-in a lecture about mindfulness and deliberate presence-something to the effect of, “There is always time for mindfulness. Anywhere you meditate on mindfulness is a temple. Every breath you inhale and exhale during that mediation is a prayer. Washing clothes, scrubbing dishes, tending your living space, etc.,” Often, I see the term “work ethic” applied to J-Dilla’s musicianship. And while that’s not an incorrect term, I think maybe it’s an incomplete one. We see the cleaning times, the “neat freak/OCD” times, the socializing times, music listening times, and beat-making times as separate activities. Watching this video describe Dilla’s process though, I can hear my professor’s voice echoing and wonder if it’s only to us-looking in from the outside-that there was any dividing lines in JD’s daily process. When for him, it was all a singular entity; lifelong meditation on making his music.

@BackToTheBoomBap

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for this thoughtful comment. Maybe you're right. Maybe the things that Dilla did just came naturally and it wasn't so much as a work ethic as a discipline but more like him being motivated to do music because it was his passion. It's really flattering that I kinda remind you of your professor. That's like the ultimate compliment considering my vision for this channel.

He's the MJ of making beats, producing beats you name it!!! Legend!!!! The GOAT!!!

@SUPER_NINJA_88

2 жыл бұрын

I got a question did he ever make anything from scratch? Or did he just use samples ?

@waytospergtherebro

2 жыл бұрын

Meanwhile, you struggle to put a coherent sentence together. Life is so unfair.

@eddiepower1

2 жыл бұрын

@@SUPER_NINJA_88 He Made beats with no samples. Using Synths, Instruments, Foley etc. I don't think he limited his musical exploration in any way. For me tho his sampling music is the best e.g The Fizzo, Track 12, Players, She Said....

@Barefoot_Joe

Жыл бұрын

I'm pretty sure MJ was the MJ of beat making, he was incredibly talented on so many levels

Greatest beat maker ever! J Dilla!!

@BackToTheBoomBap

2 жыл бұрын

I agree!

@jamargay4947

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed

The book is soooooo good! When I got to chapter 15, I went back to chapter 3 cuz I didn't want it to end. I was just put on to Dilla during the pandemic. Thanks to Jazzy Jeff. 🙏

@KingWillie76

Жыл бұрын

Janet Jackson "Got till its gone"

Love the break down bro! Keep doing videos like this 🔥 J Dilla definitely a underrated legend that most seem to not give enough respect .

@BackToTheBoomBap

Жыл бұрын

thank you bro! I will. Making this content is enjoyable for me and you guys are liking it so I'm gonna keep on with it.

J. Dilla is Legendary.

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Yo this is dope!!! I always wondered what his routine was like. It's amazing to have scoured the internet for years on Dilla and there's still more to learn, thanks to channels like yours 🙏.

@BackToTheBoomBap

2 жыл бұрын

You're welcome and thanks so much Ray! I do this for people like you. Make sure you're subscribed because I have a lot more content like this coming up!

LONG LIVE J. DILLA

top channel, keep them coming

@BackToTheBoomBap

Жыл бұрын

Thanks! Will do 👊

FANTASTIC

Salute the king

@BackToTheBoomBap

2 жыл бұрын

Yep! The late great J Dilla!

@1of500

2 жыл бұрын

@def creator who is the king for hip hop heads

Dilla was a dope EMCEE too!

@BackToTheBoomBap

Жыл бұрын

Yep. He sure was! He murdered Thelonius!

Bro this book brought tears to my eyes

@BackToTheBoomBap

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, it's more than I expected. Haven't read it all yet but it's very deep.

Dilla my all time favorite!!!!

Props to the makers of this channel. We all need to go back to the Boom Bap! Thank you!

@BackToTheBoomBap

2 жыл бұрын

You're welcome. The maker of the channel is me, Monev360. I'll take that as a compliment if it seems to you more than one person is responsible for the creation. Maybe that will be the case one day when I'm able to quit my day job lol.

🖤✊🏾🙏🏾 Dilla

Akai Lama Number One!!!!! Namaste Haribol Asewe!

I turned my notifications on i love your content

@BackToTheBoomBap

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much! A lot more is on the way and you'll be among the first to see it.

@cosmic_ramen21

2 жыл бұрын

@@BackToTheBoomBap 🤯

The 2Pac of making beats. That’s so true. 2Pac was insane greatness. And Dilla is too. Both of them left great work to be heard after death.

That "Inside My Love" loop is CRAZY in this video

@BackToTheBoomBap

Жыл бұрын

Appreciate it!👊

Word up

He was the man peace to the God ill beat maker

Third Eye Awakening

Conant Gardens

I got chilla

@BackToTheBoomBap

2 жыл бұрын

What is chilla?

Dilla was a genius, no doubt. A true artist and master of his craft. I wouldn't call him the GOAT but hes definitely in the top 5. DJ Premier, Blockhead, EL-P, DJ Shadow, I could go on and on, those of us that grew up in the era of Dilla were truly blessed. The garbage I hear these days has me backing away from even looking for new hiphop. The last album I bought was R.A. The Rugged Mans "Legends Never Die" and damn its good. So yes there are still masters of the underground, the craft, the wordsmiths and the DJs out there, and i hope that the real hiphop never dies. But the shit kids listen to today.......just stop. You're embarrassing the whole genre.

@BackToTheBoomBap

2 жыл бұрын

I feel the same way about most of it. That's kinda why I had the idea for this channel. To show the youth that there's more music out there than what they get exposed to on social media. I can't even say the radio because who listens to the radio anymore? 😂😂😂

Are these direct quotes from Questlove? The title of this video doesn't make sense. Neither does the point of the video. What's the story you're telling here?

@BackToTheBoomBap

2 жыл бұрын

This is an excerpt from my video called Dilla Time: When Wrong Is Right. It's about the book that recently came out called Dilla Time. If you watch that video or read the book it will make more sense.

@falldogg8606

2 жыл бұрын

You know what doesn't make since.. Music on the radio

The title of this video is misleading, bro.. I was looking for clips from ?Love speaking on Dilla during the video, quotes, something...

@BackToTheBoomBap

2 жыл бұрын

Sorry about that. It's an excerpt of my video covering chapter one of his book. There's some footage of Dilla but there's not a whole lot of in studio footage. There's some interviews, I found maybe 10. But most of them are audio only. Believe you me, if there was footage of Dilla and Questlove in the studio, I'd be glad to show it. So the video is a second hand account from Questlove told by the book's author Dan Charnas.

Dilla was great no doubt, but I’m one of the few who doesn’t have him in my top 5. Check out Dani the Fudgemonk. He very underrated z 💯

@UFO_PILOT

2 жыл бұрын

Damu

@gabeeskridge8291

2 жыл бұрын

What's your premise? Scientifically speaking , you have no basis to stand on for your opinion. He's touched more levels , more tracks , in less time , with more yet to discover. He's been gone for 16yrs. I've brought this to others before , I'll start a podcast , you bring your own beats and any other producer ever born , and put all beats to the ear test with Dilla's works. He was a world class genius musician. Now Damu is one my all time favorite producers.

@DJKadilac

2 жыл бұрын

@@gabeeskridge8291 Dilla is cool. Here a quick list of who I find better: Q-Tip, KANYE, BUCKWILD, Pete Rock, DJ Paul, Rico Wade, Havoc, Ski Beats, RZA. To each their own.

@gabeeskridge8291

2 жыл бұрын

@@DJKadilac Q Tip , West , and Pete Rock are on record saying he was better than them. You don't grasp why is alright. My job is to check foolishness on open media. The world needs to know Dilla's music heals the soul. More than making beats guy. Be safe.

@DJKadilac

2 жыл бұрын

@@gabeeskridge8291 they didn’t say that when he was alive my G. It was their way of showing respect. You got it bro, it’s a never ending argument.

Quest Love is such a mean guy in person even worst then Busta Rhymes just a very uncool dude.

@BackToTheBoomBap

2 жыл бұрын

I hate to hear that. Big fan of both of those guys and wouldn't expect that from how either of them come off when I've seen them on tv and online.

My grandma came downstairs right at the stripper part. Thought i was watching porn

@BackToTheBoomBap

2 жыл бұрын

Hahaha 😂 Sorry about that.

@TheMattmatic

2 жыл бұрын

In a sense, you were

Lol off-time drumming and odd pocketed drums aren’t a thing cause of J Dilla. Drummers have been doing it for decades.

@BackToTheBoomBap

2 жыл бұрын

Drummers have been doing it for decades, but it was not typical for people who programmed drums with machines. Rza was doing some offbeat things rhythmically but it seemed to me as that it was mostly accidental but he liked the way it sounded. Dilla purposely devised ways to subvert the machine's almost perfect timing to make it sound more like drummers. Ironically, even outside of hip-hop, people started to emulate him. So drummers doing it for decades was the whole point. Dilla saw that and implemented that it to his style. So with the drum machine he combined straight time or quantization with swung drumming and invented a completely new sound.