Denied mike dean on the “made” album when “boy meets girl” was named

We knew something was up. All those solo lp’s? Cmon man Brad was always nice on his whoooooole catalog.

Need to hear all the credits.

1. "Intro" (featuring J. Prince) Mike Dean 1:07
2. "Never" N.O. Joe, Drumma Boy 3:00
3. "Big Dogg Status" (featuring Wacko) N.O. Joe 4:40
4. "Girl You Know" Nottz 4:14
5. "Burn" (featuring Z-Ro) N.O. Joe 3:53
6. "Go" (featuring Nina) One Drop Scott 3:39
7. "Dollar" Tone Capone 4:26
8. "Boy Meets Girl" (featuring Tanya Herron) N.O. Joe, John Bido, Mike Dean 3:58
9. "Who Do You Believe In" Enigma 4:46
10. "Git Out My Face" Enigma 3:23
11. "Suicide Note" N.O. Joe, Mike Dean 4:08
12. "Outro" Mike Dean 1:16
Total length: 42:30
Bonus tracks
No. Title Producer(s) Length
13. "'B' Word" N.O. Joe 2:32
14. "Crack" N.O. Joe 4:18
15. "Big Dogg Status" (Remix) (featuring Lil Wayne, T.I. and Wacko) N.O. Joe 5:06

Would’ve liked to know the real producer credits on this whole lp. 😎⬆️

1. "Mr. Scarface" 5:52
2. "The Pimp" 3:08
3. "Born Killer" 3:38
4. "Murder By Reason of Insanity" 3:47
5. "Your Ass Got Took" 3:44
6. "Diary of a Madman" 3:04
7. "Body Snatchers" 3:12
8. "Money and The Power" 3:49
9. "P D Roll 'Em" 3:47
10. "Good Girl Gone Bad" 4:17
11. "A Minute to Pray and a Second to Die" 4:44
12. "I'm Dead"

He did tell you allegedly the real credits on his debut.

Mike Dean the "producer of the year" of 2021 according to variety magazine btw.

y'all should of listened to bink!

I bet you the credits on first album are real that he ran down. 🤔

Rap a lot really wanted to keep Brad in the shadows BUT

They didn’t do that to z-ro, people forget his name on production was on half of his stuff at Rap-A-Lot. Why Joseph & not Brad who gets his producer credit removed?

You know if he revisits this and gives his real credits commentary on “The Fix” I’m going to wonder what is real at Rap-A-Lot for Scarface producer credits? He only got one co-producer track credit on that record. If they jacked Him for that?

Thank god he gave NO Joe his flowers. Someone has to

Mike should be on the podcast and talk about why he thinks Scarface was uncredited on most of his work at Rap-A-Lot. Or maybe he has a different opinion. This is waaaaay overdue. This is something that Scarface fam scratches their head at.

One of the nicest ever. 😎

1. "Intro" (performed by Smoke D) Pimp C 1:05
2. "One Day" (featuring 3-2 & Ronnie Spencer) N.O. Joe, Pimp C, 3-2 (co-producer) 5:24
3. "Murder" N.O. Joe, Pimp C 3:52
4. "Pinky Ring" N.O. Joe, Pimp C 5:12
5. "Diamonds & Wood" (featuring Smoke D) N.O. Joe, Pimp C 5:13
6. "3 In the Mornin'" (featuring C-Note (of Botany Boyz) & Big Smokin’ Mitch) Sergio 5:41
7. "Touched" (featuring 3-2) N.O. Joe 5:04
8. "Fuck My Car" N.O. Joe 3:59
9. "That's Why I Carry" (featuring N.O. Joe) N.O. Joe 5:38
10. "Hi-Life" N.O. Joe, Pimp C (co-producer) 5:25
11. "Good Stuff" Sergio 3:48
12. "Ridin' Dirty" Pimp C 5:32
13. "Outro" (performed by Pimp C) Pimp C

Yessir

I heard Rakim did a lot of the s*** Eric B got credit for too

That’s what he said in a interview. That interview was crazy , lemme see if I can find it. 😳

Game Needs more producer and hip hop science content

Posting to watch later

7 credits on the first album? 🤯Guess who needs to go into producer hall of fame. Because I’m guessing a lot of these solo’s are the same type of finesse.

Kanye West in 10 Years: Pull Up Donda, who the hell is Digital Nas?

Let’s throw ⛽️ on the fire. How many producer or co- producer credits on Geto Boys lp’s did Scarface really hold down? Those credits are looking quite sketchy if he was in the studio most of the time doing music work as well.

Damn that "nope" at 3:47

😂😂😂😂😂😂

funny af bc this is so random and specific

Haven’t done enough of a deep dive to know what you’re getting @

You saying Scarface prod. Credits look funny or Mike Dean?

I don’t get the entire situation. Scarface is/should be rap a lot royalty so him not getting his full credits is like … well damn I was finna say that like Suge f***ing Dre but that kinda…happened lol

I’m saying there was a deliberate effort to kick off Scarface off the producer credits. That’s what I’m saying.

Album after album - it’s a pattern.

labels don't like to credit artists that also produce with production bc they would get more money in royalties. I'm not really sure that's what happened with Scarface but apparently labels will push people onto your credits just so you get paid less.

Damn

Why would they do that if Geto Boys is what made Rap A Lot?

Edit: reply above this posts makes a lot of sense

Well that makes sense when you see 7 producers on one track 😳

This sort of reminds me of documentary “ standing in the shadows” (which I suggest if you haven’t seen it ) which is about Motown house band for over 2 decades supplying the music in that one small room and rarely did they see a songwriting credit.

They were just gassed up as “ you are doing a great job, boys. 😎”

The funk bros deserved more than just a Sundance acclaimed documentary. Clearly these men didn’t have any leverage in the 60’s & 70’s. But I guess if you just never put your foot down hard, this always happens. 😒

now i won't even say that bc there really are a lot of people involved in creating a song especially once you get big, producers will make a loop with 2 other guys, send it to someone like London on The Track and have him and his other friends in the studio add to it, flesh it out, structure it, then the artist hears it and puts their own embellishments on it with THEIR personal producers and by the time its out you end up with a 3% royalty because it genuinely was 10 people on the beat

I think also it has to do with controlling Brad. IMHO, if you don’t speak out loudly like a Wyclef, you can be easily wiped away as Sunday was mentioning above.

Maybe what Brad should’ve done is insist his name is there in producer credits? because he’s a central figure in the line up & it seems he was hands on with the music in the same way that Wyclef was.

I think with this latest outburst, the rap a lot producer team needs to come in & talk to Geto Boys. They kinda opened the door and now I want to see what’s in that room.

But I think it is strange how even a lot of people in rap don’t know Brad is a musician. They have no clue of his background as a child.

Again, he knows this is his fault. Because he didn’t mention it enough and he didn’t want to overshadow himself as a rapper- lyricist.