not to be confused with Jaydee /plasticdreamsbaby/
On Tue, 20 Jul 2004, Cyclone Wehner wrote: > That's Jay Dee, who is great. > > I think a lot of people who dislike Jay-Z are gauging him by the singles. > His albums offer a lot more. > You can't not hear something in You Must Love Me, Song Cry or the political > missive A Ballad For The Fallen Soldier. > If you ask ?uestlove of the Roots who he most loved working with, it's not > Erykah Badu, Common or D'Angelo, none of them, but Jay, as apparently he was > always the most hungry to learn about music and the most honest about his > craft. I found that interesting. > And his benign approach to the Dangermouse Grey Album episode was > interesting. > Anyway, I sign off there! > > >> Here is a KW connection from Detroit: > >> > >> http://www.metrotimes.com/editorial/story.asp?id=6436 > > > > > > If I'm not missing something, that's Jay D, hip hop producer extrodinaire, > > AKA Jay Dilla, collaborator w/Madlib as Jaylib, recently performed at DEMF > > w/him and Peanut Butter Wolf, etc - rather than Jay Z, who is not that good, > > and not from Detroit AFAIK. I don't mind him that much though. The rap in > > the Neptunes "Frontin'" is OK. It sounds good in the Yam Who edit at any > > rate. The original doesn't sound right any more! > > > > It's a pretty common mistake though. You can see why! > > > > Tristan > > ======= > > http://www.phonopsia.co.uk > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > >
