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jay dilla/jay dee why the different names?
just got donuts( i know im late) and i fuckin love it genius gonna get me some j-dilla asap-though just a wee bit confused by dilla/dee | |
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He died from a diseas that I had about 14 years ago.
Don't mean to bring anyone down, but whenever this guy's name comes up it sends me into a really weird place.  "Half of what I say is meaningless; but I say it so that the other half may reach you." - Kahlil Gibran | |
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Raze said: He died from a diseas that I had about 14 years ago.
Don't mean to bring anyone down, but whenever this guy's name comes up it sends me into a really weird place. 
I don't know why he has the two names. But yeah I dig 'donuts' too. there is another cd that I like alot where he collaborated with Madlib called 'Jaylib' and it's hot! I dig Talib Kweli's collaboration with Madlib too 
right now i'm back to being addicted to the 'Stop!' track on Donuts, good stuff | |
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It's a hip hop thing.
How many times has Sean Combs changed his moniker? It's nothing new or shocking. http://www.facebook.com/p...111?ref=ts
y'all gone keep messin' around wit me and turn me back to the old me...... | |
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I took the name change so as to not be confused with
jermaine dupri. When jermaine dupri released his first solo album he was going by the moniker j.d. Jay Dee/jay dilla was an underrated producer. He worked with tribe called quest,slum village which he was a member of on the first album,common,mos def,talib kweli just to name a few. Don't laugh at my funk
This funk is a serious joint | |
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phunkdaddy is right b/w a bit of ButterscotchPimp  | |
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Get the Ruff Draft asap,also! Disc 1 is the vocal disc and disc 2 has all the instrumental versions. Welcome 2 Detroit is another good one.I'll buy anything I can get my hands on by J-Dilla/Jay Dee and Madlib.I don't listen to a great deal of hip hop anymore,but these are 2 of the hip hop artists I will continue to support and marvel over.
The Shining The Shining (instr.) Welcome 2 Detroit Welcome...(instr.) Donuts Thank You,Jay Dee Like Water for Chocolate-Common ATCQ Pharcyde "I'm a pig..so,magic elixir I swill" | |
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J Dilla is one of my favorite producers ever. I'm listening to "Time: The Donuts of The Heart right now"
RIP "We may deify or demonize them but not ignore them. And we call them genius, because they are the people who change the world." |
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Donuts really is some genius stuff.
I like how he sometimes shows you the original sample then how he flips it... sometimes separates all the sections and plays them with rests... it's like he is showing people the art of it. Greatest Of All Time  | |
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Cinnie said: Donuts really is some genius stuff.
I like how he sometimes shows you the original sample then how he flips it... sometimes separates all the sections and plays them with rests... it's like he is showing people the art of it. Greatest Of All Time co-sign  "We may deify or demonize them but not ignore them. And we call them genius, because they are the people who change the world." |
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bboy87 said: Cinnie said: Donuts really is some genius stuff.
I like how he sometimes shows you the original sample then how he flips it... sometimes separates all the sections and plays them with rests... it's like he is showing people the art of it. Greatest Of All Time co-sign ditto  | |
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