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05-01-2009, 10:06 PM | #1 (permalink) |
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Top 50 Hip-Hop Producers
found this jolly nice list on about.com - Top 50 Hip-Hop Producers
In ascending order for that unbeatable suspense... 50 - Ant Banks 49 - Buckwild 48 - DJ Scratch 47 - Scott Storch 46 - Stoupe 45 - Scott La Rock 44 - Dan the Automator 43 - The Beatnuts 42 - Daz Dillinger 41 - Mannie Fresh 40 - Q-Tip 39 - MF Doom 38 - P.Diddy & The Hitmen 37 - Madlib 36 - DJ Jazzy Jeff 35 - DJ Shadow 34 - Grand Master Flash 33 - Jam Master Jay 32 - Trackmasters 31 - Ski 30 - RJD2 29 - Lord Finesse 28 - Erick Sermon 27 - Swizz Beatz 26 - L.E.S. 25 - Organized Noize 24 - Da Beatminerz 23 - DJ Clark Kent 22 - DJ Muggs 21 - Easy Moe Bee 20 - Salaam Remi 19 - The Alchemist 18 - Just Blaze 17 - Diamond D 16 - Hi-Tek 15 - J Dilla 14 - DJ Quik 13 - Havoc 12 - Prince Paul 11 - the Neptunes 10 - Rick Rubin 09 - Timbaland 08 - Kanye West 07 - The Bomb Squad 06 - Marley Marl 05 - Large Professor 04 - RZA 03 - Dr. Dre 02 - Pete Rock 01 - DJ PREMIER Thoughts? Favourites? Anything missing? Provide youtube evidence please. For me El-P is the most obvious omission, you can keep all that noisy off-tempo stuff this is my minimalist choice And personally I'd kick Kanye off the list and bring Madlib way up to the top 10. Not a big fan of good ol' G-funk these days either but Dre would probably have to stay at least top 20 simply because I couldn't think of any more producers, ha. Also I'd put Pete Rock below the Bomb Squad because jazz rap is already well represented. And where the f*ck is Eric B?? Anyway... sick 'em musicbanter! Last edited by Molecules; 05-01-2009 at 10:23 PM. |
05-01-2009, 11:52 PM | #2 (permalink) |
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Yeah, no Eric B is a big ommission. I'm a little suprised Dilla isn't higher. Not that I don't think you have it right, it's just that everyone's jumped on his dick since he died.
I'm not a Neptunes fan, so I gotta say that's awfully high. I also think Swizz Beats is too low. And no Ant? No love at all for him? Emancipator would easily make it on my top fifty list, but I guess I could see him being left off a best fifty all time. I would have put Boots somewhere on there, same with Timbaland. Good list. I was just thinking of making one of these recently. Edit: found Timbaland, I'm dumb. |
05-02-2009, 12:01 AM | #3 (permalink) | |
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Yeah, Swizz Beats can make some hot tracks.
Anyway, that list is pretty tight. Flash is wayy low which is weird since everyone loves him or soemthing.
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05-02-2009, 05:00 PM | #6 (permalink) |
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yeah this guy has it a bit mixed up... El-P definitely belongs in the top 20 for being totally unique and progressive along with the handful of other more recent producers on here I am familiar with.
The top 10 seems to focus on the producers that laid the styles for the modern day which is maybe why Flash isn't there I'm guessing... again why Kanye West is there I do not know, his productions aren't exactly a revelation, whereas Timbaland changed things for better or worse. Rick 'fat beard' Rubin is overrated too, the 'heavy metal/hip-hop fusion' thing being a novelty, so kick him right down the list. It's really interesting that Pete Rock is chosen for number two... I'd replace him with Prince Paul or Eric B |
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