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Printableiconsweat said: You need to slow down hoss. Who said he was funkier than P-Funk and others? I said if anyone had claimed those things at the time he was hot then it would have went over better then saying Timbaland and Kast are whoopin Prince's ass. And yes some of us do know about Kast before "Stankonia" And yes, if anything , Andre was influenced by P Funk moreso then Prince back then but you can't tell me that in recent years he hasn't started trying to do some Prince inspired work. Hell the linn drumm used in Chronmetrophobia (yes blaqueknight I realize others can use the linn zzz) is Prince-ified so miss me with that constant denial of any Prince influnece. And same with Tim and JT who has went on record saying the record is Prince influneced. Some of you mugs think that everytime someone said someone is Prince influenced that they arent, so stop jumpin up and down on that mark. Not smoking anything but maybe you should. There is a middle ground somewhere in there, fanbot. I didn't deny Prince influence but that doesn't mean they are straight cloning either but I guess you didn't get that from my post so I'm stating it now. Of course Andre is "influenced" but derivative implies a much closer connection than what's actually there. Chromomentrophobia is a PERFECT example of Parliament influence exceeding Prince's. The only Prince association there is the Linn but the vocal arrangement, the vocal parts, the style of the bass line and the groove itself sound much more akin to P-Funk. If you ACTUALLY knew Parliament's music like you claim to, you'd find this undeniable but you just hear the Linn and think "Prince" so "miss me" with that lame example. Go back and listen to "Into You" by Parliament and get your knowledge up on where Andre was coming from. I myself pointed out a JT/Prince association on another thread but Timbaland's sound prior to his work with JT & Nelly F. has been very much his own sound, repetative though it may be. I can easily show you Timb's resume if you have any doubts because dude has way too many songs for you fans to be trying to claim Prince clone. Like I said, someone even so much as acknowledges listening to a Prince record (which damn never everyone has) and some of you go into full blast on them. Don't attack me for calling it like I see it. | |
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Why do we always have put Prince VS. whomever we also like???
I can enjoy Outkast,Timbaland,Pharrel,Maxwell and others without ever thinking about who could replace Prince,nobody can!! It's true,Outkast will do better on the charts these days,so be it,it's good they are influenced by Prince,or should they be influenced by Bon Jovi?? And there are a lot of Parlament/Funkadelic influences 2. I have 2 agree with iconsweat however on Chronmetrophobia,the line drumm made me think about Prince from the first beat. Love4oneanother | |
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Paisley4u said: Why do we always have put Prince VS. whomever we also like???
I can enjoy Outkast,Timbaland,Pharrel,Maxwell and others without ever thinking about who could replace Prince,nobody can!! You're so right. Music isn't a zero sum game. One great artist doesn't necessarily diminish another. There's room enough for a diversity of talent to flourish. I like OutKast because they're so different from the typical rapper. Kinda like P.M. Dawn. It's rap, hip-hop -- but they're trying to grow and evolve rather than remain stagnant. They resist the urge to rehash the same old stuff. Thats a good thing. Alexander 3000, in particularly, has exceptional stage presence. With better material, he could really be a force. I like Maxwell too. Pharrell? He's like a rapping Justin Timberlake in blackface. | |
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Paisley4u said: I have 2 agree with iconsweat however on Chronmetrophobia,the line drumm made me think about Prince from the first beat. Don't you think that has more to do with the music you are familiar with? If you listen to a lot of Prince then you would pick up on parts that remind you of Prince. the Linn drum has become a marker of Prince's 80s sound but if you are less familiar with Parliament than you are with Prince then its easily understandable why the Prince association would be first to come to your mind. Since I did (and still do) listen to Parliament, I noticed the similarities in the track down to the flanged clav. The ONLY prince association in that song is the Linn. Even the name of the song is Parliament-ish. "Chronomentrophobia" could fall right in with many song titles from the Funkadelic and Parliament era. | |
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I've already acknowledged PFunk influence and more. Bnight wants to belittle and shove his presumptions and insults on other peoples music knowledge and opinion on people. Whatever tough guy, rock on witcha bad self. "when Im in those arms of yours I'm so gone"-With U/Janet | |
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Parliament---> Outkast
Sly Stone ---> Prince I'm sick and tired of the Prince fans being sick and tired of the Prince fans that are sick and tired! | |
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After seeing Idlewild, I'm not interested in hearing the CD and I love Outkast. I like Timbaland's work, especially Missy's earlier work, the song Promiscuous and the new Justin CD is good, but it's not Prince, no matter how much you play with the Linn Drum machine. It's not even fair to compare them to him because they do hip hop and Prince doesn't. Prince is in a class of his own. [Edited 9/7/06 18:38pm] I'm not a fan of "old Prince". I'm not a fan of "new Prince". I'm just a fan of Prince. Simple as that | |
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DMSR said: These guys are bringing the funk and originality, and yes it's Prince inspired, but compared to 3121, Prince is getting his rump shaked!
REALLY DOE BACK ON OLD SCHOOL DAY OF ORG PEOPLE SAY SAME THING ABOUT MAXWELL AND DANGELO WHERE THOSE GUYS NOW HUH? THEY AT VH1 BEHIND MUSIC SET WAITING FOR OUTKAST AND TIMBALAND P o o |/, P o o |\ | |
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brothaluv said: Paisley4u said: Why do we always have put Prince VS. whomever we also like???
I can enjoy Outkast,Timbaland,Pharrel,Maxwell and others without ever thinking about who could replace Prince,nobody can!! You're so right. Music isn't a zero sum game. One great artist doesn't necessarily diminish another. There's room enough for a diversity of talent to flourish. I like OutKast because they're so different from the typical rapper. Kinda like P.M. Dawn. It's rap, hip-hop -- but they're trying to grow and evolve rather than remain stagnant. They resist the urge to rehash the same old stuff. Thats a good thing. Alexander 3000, in particularly, has exceptional stage presence. With better material, he could really be a force. I like Maxwell too. Pharrell? He's like a rapping Justin Timberlake in blackface. I like him as a producer more than as a performer. Love4oneanother | |
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I'm not talking about legends here. Of course Prince is always #1 in my book.
But when you hear this fresh new shit on the radio, and it is so far from what Prince is putting out, you just want him to wake up and get his SEXYBACK! ______________________________________________
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DMSR said: I'm not talking about legends here. Of course Prince is always #1 in my book.
But when you hear this fresh new shit on the radio, and it is so far from what Prince is putting out, you just want him to wake up and get his SEXYBACK! I hate that song. It's stupid and not funky. THe tempo is too slow (like many other songs)--no wonder kids these days are so fat.  | |
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Oh,fuck Timbaland!I can't believe at a site that supposed to be about an instrumenatalist,we're glorifying the likes of Timbaland.It is Timbaland & all these other producer types,that have ruined R&B,with their samplers or whatever they use to create this trendy "music"made for people who just want something mindless to play in the playground.It is not for people who really care about music,those of us who actually like the sound of live drums,horns,guitars,etc.I don't understand how people who've heard great musicianship from the likes of Prince,Stevie,Jimi,Funkadelic would then turn around & give someone like Timbaland the time of day cause his stuff definitely ain't about musicianship. I DON'T WANT TO BE NORMAL,because normal is part of the status quo,which I don't want to be a part of- Tori Amos | |
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squirrelscientist said: DMSR said: I'm not talking about legends here. Of course Prince is always #1 in my book.
But when you hear this fresh new shit on the radio, and it is so far from what Prince is putting out, you just want him to wake up and get his SEXYBACK! I hate that song. It's stupid and not funky. THe tempo is too slow (like many other songs)--no wonder kids these days are so fat. Yeah , and P already gave his reply : "Sexy back ? ... it never left" | |
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iconsweat said: I've already acknowledged PFunk influence and more. Bnight wants to belittle and shove his presumptions and insults on other peoples music knowledge and opinion on people. Whatever tough guy, rock on witcha bad self.
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gypsyfire said: Oh,fuck Timbaland!I can't believe at a site that supposed to be about an instrumenatalist,we're glorifying the likes of Timbaland.It is Timbaland & all these other producer types,that have ruined R&B,with their samplers or whatever they use to create this trendy "music"made for people who just want something mindless to play in the playground.It is not for people who really care about music,those of us who actually like the sound of live drums,horns,guitars,etc.I don't understand how people who've heard great musicianship from the likes of Prince,Stevie,Jimi,Funkadelic would then turn around & give someone like Timbaland the time of day cause his stuff definitely ain't about musicianship.
There's no rule that says you can't like both, you know. Prince used to use synths all the time and people liked it. | |
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I hereby declare that every week there's a thread stating who Prince is "getting his ass kicked by"  I don't even read them, I just like the titles    I never met you, but I LOVE you & I will forever!! Thank you for being YOU - my little Princey, the best to EVER do it | |
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Ifsixwuz9 said: Co-sign. There are about three good songs on the new Outkast album. The rest of them start out promising or have qirky little riffs here and there and then veer off onto some unfocused silly bs. Idewilde is a clusterfuck of an album compared to their last three releases. I've only heard the one song off of the JT and Timbaland album...eh. And that song he did with Nelly Furtado sounds like another one of those songs created just for commercials advertising cellphones, cars or something. Blah. JUST PLAYING  's ADVOCATE (having not heard either album) . . .
20 years ago, when Prince and the Revolution released Parade as the soundtrack to Prince's own quirky flick, a lot of folks were saying the same thing. But like me 20 years ago, some younger folk somewhere are spinning or streaming this CD over and over again and will revere it as a classic in 2026. [Edited 9/10/06 7:23am] Good night, sweet Prince | 7 June 1958 - 21 April 2016
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CalhounSq said: I hereby declare that every week there's a thread stating who Prince is "getting his ass kicked by"
I don't even read them, I just like the titles I wonder what's coming up this week. I'm not a fan of "old Prince". I'm not a fan of "new Prince". I'm just a fan of Prince. Simple as that | |
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namepeace said: Ifsixwuz9 said: Co-sign. There are about three good songs on the new Outkast album. The rest of them start out promising or have qirky little riffs here and there and then veer off onto some unfocused silly bs. Idewilde is a clusterfuck of an album compared to their last three releases. I've only heard the one song off of the JT and Timbaland album...eh. And that song he did with Nelly Furtado sounds like another one of those songs created just for commercials advertising cellphones, cars or something. Blah. JUST PLAYING 's ADVOCATE (having not heard either album) . . .
20 years ago, when Prince and the Revolution released Parade as the soundtrack to Prince's own quirky flick, a lot of folks were saying the same thing. But like me 20 years ago, some younger folk somewhere are spinning or streaming this CD over and over again and will revere it as a classic in 2026. [Edited 9/10/06 7:23am] Well if you really think about it Parade is a clusterfuck of an album with three good songs on it too. It just so happends that when it came out I was so far gone into Prince that I ignored the sillness. 
But seriously... ask quirky as Parade is at least the songs, while not what people were used to hearing from Prince up until that time, were complete songs. They didn't start out one way and then veer off into some other direction that had nothing to do with the theme of the movie or the rest of the album. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Ifsixwuz9 said: namepeace said: JUST PLAYING 's ADVOCATE (having not heard either album) . . .
20 years ago, when Prince and the Revolution released Parade as the soundtrack to Prince's own quirky flick, a lot of folks were saying the same thing. But like me 20 years ago, some younger folk somewhere are spinning or streaming this CD over and over again and will revere it as a classic in 2026. [Edited 9/10/06 7:23am] Well if you really think about it Parade is a clusterfuck of an album with three good songs on it too. It just so happends that when it came out I was so far gone into Prince that I ignored the sillness.
But seriously... ask quirky as Parade is at least the songs, while not what people were used to hearing from Prince up until that time, were complete songs. They didn't start out one way and then veer off into some other direction that had nothing to do with the theme of the movie or the rest of the album. Let's not forget that the movie was made in 2004. They used songs from "SB/TLB" and a track or two from "Big Boi and Dre present Outkast". Had Idlewild been released when it was dpne, the soundtrack might have been different. | |
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FalseSetto said: sallysassalot said: well, since most of prince's musc is derivative of stevie, marvin, james, parliament, and santana...do the math. "there is nothing new under the sun." - ecclesiastes 1:9 Thank You. NOW, THIS POST IS OVER Amen.  | |
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squirrelscientist said: DMSR said: I'm not talking about legends here. Of course Prince is always #1 in my book.
But when you hear this fresh new shit on the radio, and it is so far from what Prince is putting out, you just want him to wake up and get his SEXYBACK! I hate that song. It's stupid and not funky. THe tempo is too slow (like many other songs)--no wonder kids these days are so fat. I think it could be a "1999" outtake. give it a few listens, it really grows on you, then you'll be sick of it cause it's on every 5 minutes. But its not a pop hit, its got some edge to it. and some new wave funk too. ______________________________________________
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I think it could be a "1999" outtake. give it a few listens, it really grows on you, then you'll be sick of it cause it's on every 5 minutes. But its not a pop hit, its got some edge to it. and some new wave funk too.
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DMSR said: I'm not talking about legends here. Of course Prince is always #1 in my book.
But when you hear this fresh new shit on the radio, and it is so far from what Prince is putting out, you just want him to wake up and get his SEXYBACK! With all due respect,I wouldn't want Prince to put out crap like "SexyBack".Yes,Timbalind can come up with some cool beats,but Prince is so much more than just trendy beats. | |
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gypsyfire said: Oh,fuck Timbaland!I can't believe at a site that supposed to be about an instrumenatalist,we're glorifying the likes of Timbaland.It is Timbaland & all these other producer types,that have ruined R&B,with their samplers or whatever they use to create this trendy "music"made for people who just want something mindless to play in the playground.It is not for people who really care about music,those of us who actually like the sound of live drums,horns,guitars,etc.I don't understand how people who've heard great musicianship from the likes of Prince,Stevie,Jimi,Funkadelic would then turn around & give someone like Timbaland the time of day cause his stuff definitely ain't about musicianship.
PREACH!!!!
Timbalind,Jermaine Dupri and all these other "hot" R&B producers are not even real musicians.All they do is program beats and samples.Hand them a guitar or a piano and they wouldn't even know what to do with it! To me,"SexyBack" is just alot of noise.They're just making trendy,gimmicky music that's not gonna stand the test of time.People are still listening to 60s Motown because it's REAL music created by real musicians.Today's R&B is in such a sorry state because of all these non-musician "programmers" who are not creating real music.These guys have never heard of a thing called "melody". | |
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brothaluv said: Pharrell? He's like a rapping Justin Timberlake in blackface.
Damn! Cold but true.  | |
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Pffft
Outkast is good BUT putting them and Timbaland in the same category as PRINCE is an insult of the highest order! How many great albums/songs has he had VS these two?? That's our problem as a society, a real short term memory!! The newest hottest thing is all that counts. Sacrilege!  | |
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You old codgers just don't get it, do you?
Timbaland's resume: 1 Life 2 Live Keep It Movin' 106 & Park, B.E.T's Top Ten Live Freestyle Friday Instrumental - Aug. 1, 2003 30 Years to Life Soundtrack 702 Steelo (Timbaland Mix and the Cali Mix)- Feat. Missy Aaliyah More Than A Woman I Care 4 U We Need A Resolution - Feat. Timbaland Beats for the Streets (Intro) Came To Give Love (Outro) One in a Million (and the 2 Remixes) Hot Like Fire (and the 2 Remixes) Are You That Somebody(and the remixes) Ladies in the House - Feat. Timbaland & Missy Never Comin' Back Heartbroken Death of A Playa 4 Page Letter (and the 2 remixes) If Your Girl Only Knew (and the 2 Remixes) Try Again - Feat. Timbaland(and the Remix) Are You Feelin' Me? Don't Know What To Tell Ya Time (This song was never completed) Adina Howard Sexual Needs Alicia Keys Heartburn All Saints Lady Marmalade (Timbaland Remix) Attitude We Still Ball Valet Tell Me Ya Wit It featuring Timbaland Mean Folk We Gon Get It Get Up(You Ain't Crazy) featuring Timbaland When Niggas Get To Poppin featuring Rich Boy B Rezell Blowed Away Babyface Everytime I Close My Eyes (Timbaland Remix) - Feat. Playa & Mariah Carey This is For the Lover in You (Timbaland Remix) - Feat. LL Cool J & Shalamar Beanie Sigel How It Get in the Club Beenie Man All Girls Party Livin It Up featuring Raje Shwari Beck Diamond Dogs Black Russians We Gon Get It featuring Timbaland Boyz II Men I Can't Let Her Go (Timbaland Remix) Brandy Turn It Up Finally I Walked Away Who Is She to you? Should I Go Bones I Tried Let Me Know featuring Sean Paul Horizon Sadiddy Come As You Are Noddin Off Sirens featuring Timbaland Who Is She To You Remix featuring Fabolous Black Pepper(unreleased) Hush(unreleased) Who Is She To You (Part 2 featuring Usher) Afrodisiac The Game Up(unreleased) Bubba Sparxxx Take Off Ugly Bubba Talk Lovely Get Right Open Wide Twerk A Little Disappear Jimmy Mathis Nowhere Comin Around Deliverance She Tried Warrent Interlude Overcome Tasty Hootnanny My Tone Take A Load Off Put It On Me Warrent Hey featuring Timbaland Bubba Sparxxx Presents The Mudd Katz mixtape Cassidy Do It For Me Cavie Bouncin' Down The Boulevard Cee-Lo I'll Be Around Code 5 Hottie Coko He Be Back - Feat. Missy Da Brat Intro (to Unrestricted)- Feat.Twista Destiny's Child Say My Name (Timbaland Remix) - Feat. Timbaland & Static Get On The Bus - Feat. Timbaland Devante Gin and Juice (Remix) Dido White Flag (Remix) Dirtbag Here We Go Elsie Muniz As We Danced Eminem Tylenol Island Fabolous Right Now and Later On Wake Up Fat Joe Everybody Get Up Floetry Say Yes (Timbaland Remix) Gina Thompson Why Do Fools Fall In Love - Feat. Mocha Ginuwine Da Bachelor (C.D.) 100% Ginuwine (C.D.)(except for - She's Out of My Life; All Nite, All Day; and I Know) Pony (Remix) Only If Ur Lonely (Remix) Simply Irresistable That's How I Get Down - featuring Ludacris So Anxious Part Two (Timbaland's Anxiety Mix) Heather Hunter Would You Like To - feat. Bubba Sparxxx India All The Way Jacki O Slow Down Out Of Control Jadakiss Good Girl - Feat. Carl Thomas They Ain't Ready - Feat. Timbaland & Bubba Sparxxx Janet Jackson Go Deep (Timbaland Remix Feat. Missy) Jazmine Backstabbers - featuring Missy Elliott Jay-Z Hola Hovito Nigga What, Nigga Who (Originators '99) - Feat. Jaz Hey Papi - Feat. Memphis Bleek & Amil Snoopy Track - Feat. Juvenile Is That Your Bitch? - Feat. Missy, Twista & Memphis Bleek It's Hot (Some Like It Hot) Come and Get Me Big Pimpin' - Feat. UGK Paper Chase - Feat. Foxy Brown Party People feat. Twista & Timbaland & Magoo Murder Marcyville - Feat. Memphis Bleek and Geda K The Bounce - Feat. Kanye West What They Gonna Do - Feat. Sean Paul 2 Many Hoes Dirt Off Your Shoulder Get My Sh*t Off Jennifer Lopez He'll Be Back Jodeci Bring on Da Funk What About Us? (Swing Mob Remix) - Feat. Magoo Time and Place John Doe Dat Ting - featuring Elephant Man Tess Me If You Want To Rollin' - featuring Timbaland & Lil Jon Rollin' (Remix) Betta Just You Don't Believe Me -feat. N.O.R.E & Timbaland Justin Timberlake Cry Me A River Good Foot Right For Me - Feat. Bubba Sparxxx Oh No (What You Got) (And She Said) Take Me Now - Feat. Janet Jackson Joe Boxer Commercial 2003 K-Ci & Jojo Game Face Kelis Runnin' Mate Kiley Dean Make Me A Song Keep It Moving Cross The Line No Lovin You Stay Away From My Boyfriend Busy Just Like That America Just A Little Kiss Me Like That Gunline - Feat. Petey Pablo Confused Knoc'Turn-al Have Fun Lenny Kravitz American Woman (Timbaland Remix) Lil Kim Money Talks - Feat. Andrea Martin The Jump Off - Feat. Mr. Cheeks Lil Mo Five Minutes (Timbaland Mix) Limp Bizkit Take A Look Around (Timbaland Remix) Rearranged (Timbaland Remix) LL Cool J Head Sprung Feel The Beat Apple Cobbler Every Sip Shake It Baby 1 In The Morning Can't Explain It Move Something Lloyd Banks I'm So Fly Ludacris Roll Out (My Business) The Potion Red Light District Intro Fat Rabbitt Mack 10 Nobody - featuring Ice Cube, WC, & Timbaland Life As A Gangsta featuring Cash Money Millionaires and Timbaland Nobody (Hoo Bangin Style) Mad Skillz Together - featuring Timbaland Mel G Word Up (and the remix) - Feat. Playa Memphis Bleek Is That Yo' Chick? - Feat. Jay-z, Missy, and Twista Murder Marcyville (Remix) - Feat. Jay Z & Beanie Sigal Method Man Break Ups 2 Make Ups (Timbaland Remix) - Feat. D'Angelo Missy "Misdemeanor" Elliott Miss E ...So Addictive (C.D.) Da Real World (C.D.) Supa Dupa Fly (C.D.) Get Contact - Feat. Busta Rhymes Hit 'em With da Hee (Remix) - Feat. Mocha & Timbaland Beep Me 911 (Remix) - Feat. Magoo One Minute Man (Remix) - Feat. Ludacris & Trina Get Ur Freak On (Remix) - Feat. Nelly Furtado Get Ur Freak On (Remix) - Feat. Twista Work It Funky Fresh Dressed - Feat. Ms Jade Go To The Floor Bring The Pain Gossip Folks Back In The Day Slide Play That Beat Ain't That Funny Baby Girl Intro Pass That Dutch Wake Up Keep It Movin ft Elephant Man I'm Really Hot Don't Be Cruel ft Monica and Beenie Man Toyz (Co Produced by Timbaland) Let It Bump ft Timbaland Pump It Up ft Nelly Let Me Fix My Weave Spelling Bee Interlude Spelling Bee Outro Joy featuring Mike Jones Partytime Mocha Mardi Gras Runnin' Shit - Feat. Timbaland Talkin' Crazy Mr. Dalvin True O.G.'s Ms. Jade Feel the Girl featuring. Timbaland Ching Ching Ching - featuring Nelly Futardo Dream Jade's A Champ Big Head Watch Ya Damn Right – featuring Bubba Sparxxx She's A Gangsta Ching Ching Ching Pt II (the remix) Different Why U Tell Me That - featuring Lil Mo Getaway - featuring Nesh Step Up Really Dont Want My Love - featuring Missy Elliott Dead Wrong - featuring Nate Dogg Stick Up Girl MTV Carmen VMA (Timbaland Remix Instrumental) Mya Step Nate Dogg Gott Damn Shame Born To Mac - featuring Ms Jade and Timbaland Nas You Owe Me - Feat. Ginuwine You Won't See Me Tonight - Feat. Aaliyah Nelly Furtado Turn Off The Lights (Timbaland Remix)- Feat. Ms Jade Nicole Wray Bangin' (Don't Lie) - Feat. Prodigy from Mobb Deep Make It Hot - Feat. Mocha and Missy N.O.R.E For A Minute feat. John Doe and Nature Get Down Obie Trice Bad B*tch Outsiderz 4 Life College Degree - Feat. Sincere Hell Yeah (Remix) Who R U? (Timbaland Remix) Papoose That's A Good Look Pastor Troy Are We Cuttin - Feat.Timbaland and Ms. Jade Are We Cuttin Remix - Feat. Ms. Jade & Noreaga Tell 'Em It's On Petey Pablo I Raise Up I Told Yall Break Me Off -feat. Missy Elliott Officer Down Country Style featuring Raje Shwari Get On Dis Motorcycle featuring Bubba Sparxxx Whole Wild World featuring Missy Elliott Playa All The Way Cheers 2 U Gravy Train Ms. Parker - Feat. Missy Top Of The World Your Dress Don't Stop the Music Everybody Wanna I'll B 2 C U Ghetto Grateful I'm Available We’ll Meet Again Never Too Late Pooda Brown Test My Boyz We Can Get It On - Feat. Nina Ross Queen Latifah Go Head (co-produced by Timbaland) Raje Shwari Indian Style Ray J Unbelievable Shake That fe The Relativez Maria (one of the many versions) Rell It's Obvious - featuring Jay-Z Ric-A-Che Lil Bro Rich Boy Get Down Sebastian Special - Feat. Bubba Sparxxx Phenomenon Could You - Feat. Tweet Take Off Shade Sheist Money Owners Feat. Timbaland Shelby Norman I Will After All Inside Out This Love Is Real You Hated Me Shawnna of DTP Shake That Shit - featuring Ludacris Sincere Sick What Party - featuring Timbaland Sista 4 All of the Sista's 'Round the World Find My Love - featuring Timbaland Brand New (Timbaland's Beemer Mix) Skillz Jump off(back off the wall) Together Slum Village Disco (Remix) - Feat. Raje Shwari and Ms. Jade Snoop Dogg Snoop Dogg (whats my name part 2) Tha Doggfather (Remix) Set it Off - featuring Ice Cube, Lady of Rage & MC Ren Solange Get Together Southernair All-Stars I Believe - featuring Timbaland SWV Can We - featuring Missy Take 5 Hottie Tank I Love The Girls Part 2 Terri & Monica Sexuality (Timbaland Remix) - featuring Missy Elliott The Game Put You On The Game The LOX Ryde or Die B*tch - Feat. Eve & Timbaland Timbaland (and Magoo) Tim's Bio: Life from Da Bassment(C.D.) Indecent Proposal (C.D.) Welcome to Our World (C.D.) Da Funk (Dr. Dolittle Sdtrk.) Drama (Unreleased) Hummin (Unreleased Interlude) Talkin' Trash - Feat. Bassy We At It Again - Feat. Static & Sebastian Can U Get Wit it (Remix) - Feat. Devante Cop That Shit Light It Up - Feat. T.I Do Your Thang featuring Sebastian Under Construction II (entire album) TLC Dirty Dirty Torrey Carter Same Ol' OK feat. Missy, Petey Pablo, & Trick Daddy Take That (Remix) Total What About Us? - Feat. Missy What About Us? - Remix What the Dealio? - Feat. Timbaland & Missy Truth Hurts Real Tweet Oops (Oh My) Make Your Move Sexual Healing (Oops Part 2) Heaven (Co produced by Timbaland) Steer Call Me Twista So Sexy(Timbaland Remix) featuring R. Kelly Twista 2004 Usher U Make Me Wanna (Timbaland Remix) Utada Let Me Give You My Love Exodus 04 Wonderbout Wyclef Jean War Stories featuring Trini, Shells, and Hollywood Xscape My Little Secret (Timbaland Remix) Xzibit Hey Now(Mean Muggin) Zane Bounce Dude ain't fading out like some producer of the moment. He's already made his mark. Whether you like his music or not is subjective but he's already there. I can't hate on Timbaland. He's earned his out of being prolific if nothing else. | |
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Yall sleeping on Timberland. The dude does have some skills. I dig him. Comparing him 2 Prince is a bit silly but the dude is nice. | |
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Blaque, I dig Timbaland. Good night, sweet Prince | 7 June 1958 - 21 April 2016
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