lmfso

I honestly see it the other way around. Great production but to me it feels like Nas wanted to make 'political' album but had no real concept or philosophy to guide him so it ends up being a mess.
The one track 'We're Not Alone' that tries to link climate change, aliens and racism is especially awkward

production on that is fire lol

All Nas projects after illmatic

Every J Cole album

Most Rocky projects after live.love

Good thread idea I’m gonna try to think of some. Been listening to allot of 2000’s rap/r&b, I think that’s where you’ll probably find the best examples

Lupe Fiasco ( I joke )

eh i see more like good food that doesnt look so good

a lot of rock from the 2000s has great songwriting, great ideas, great performances but horrible brickwalled sound, but i guess that's more mixing i will update title

legends

you watch any of danzigs movies? 💀

i didn't fw i'm your man by leonard cohen for a long time because of the production but now i really enjoy it

my album (bad mixing)

Movies? Nah, I didn't know he made movies, f*** nigga.

Are they any good?

hell nah they're terrible they're influenced by b-movies and s*** but without any of the quirks that make them good...just a demented elderly man's wet dream on a spirit halloween budget

Viltures 1

i feel like so many albums in the past like 15 years have been overcompressed with the eq turned up to the max

i go back and listen to like 3 rza solo songs but i feel like them sounding bad is part of his thing

4 your eyez only actually sounds incredible with dolby atmos to me

Please recommend some. I love a horrible horror film!

F*** you, f*** nigga!

The mixing and production is part of the appeal for me, f*** nigga.

But this is also valid, f*** nigga.

That was the sound of the time, f*** nigga. In the 2000's, everything was compressed and pushed to the front.

engineer needs prison time

guilty I made that album all by myself, produced mixed cover art everything, I'm not that good at mixing though