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advice.... just narrate, nobody needs to see you. speak faster. if you insist on being seen, jazz up the background a bit.. or a lot. play the trax for a longer time, both the sample & the preemo result. otherwise, good shit.
Primo will take a little piece of a sample, make a beat around it and make it so obscure that you don't even catch the sample. Forever my favorite producer, great job, Furio!
Incredible video. Excellent breakdown of the complexities behind Premo's productions. He's my all time favorite producer. His beats just hit differently. Grimy and classic at the same time. Takes me back to the 90s in NYC. First time I ran into you channel. Subbed immediately.
yo. I REALLY enjoying the inclusion of your personal stories and quips like the leggos. A real left turn that caught me by pleasant suprise. Plz do this more in your videos!
@@DJFurio and it bugs me out when one guy said in the comment that he will take madlib and black over premo knowing damn well they no where near his level
Preem and his scratch hooks were era defining. He wasn’t as technical like you said but man were his cuts pin point accurate and imaginative! Whenever a new Premier produced song came on I was definitely listening for those cuts.
So many of these Premier produced tracks are consistently being listened to by me!!! I remember losing my mind trying to record You Know My Steez by Gang Starr off the radio as a teenager lol! 😆 That was my jam 🤣
Premo represents something that is missing today. Not saying a producer of today has to be doing 90s stuff but premo’ stuff was innovative and hard hitting. It was like wow he did that !
The Actual-ALL CITY...Our Streets-A$AP FERG...Follow Instructions-MOP..Waiting 4 Da World 2 end-RAKIM...5%- KRS&GRAND PUBA are some incredible samples as well..Especially when he takes 2 different records to create 1 Track(Ferg) 🔥 🔥
RZA is the best HipHop producer ever. He did 5 classics albums in a row. Wu-Tang - 36 Chambers (1993), Method Man - Tical (1994), GZA - LiquidSwords (1995), ODB - Return to the 36th Chambers(1995), Raekwon - OB4CL (1995). Just imagine producing an album for ODB.
Not all of those was elite work premo did all gangstarr albums plus plus jerus first 2 and he carried group home living proof it's because of him that album is a classic
I noticed Preemo started taking out the hi-hat in many of his beats around the time of "The Ownerz" album. Just an observation. He's definitely in my top 5 (along with Dilla, Pete, RZA and Dre).
That's a crazy story about Sankey's Soap. I used to travel there from Merseyside back in the mid-'90s as well. Best shows I saw Bootsy Collins and Rufus Thomas. I was also there for the UK DMC Final in '97, which was the only time the Final was ever held outside London. Apparently DJ Pogo owns the footage from that night. DJ Excel should've won in my opinion.
Bootsy Collins and Rufus Thomas sounds amazing. I didn’t get to that DMC final. I entered DMC for the first time in 98 and that was at The Boardwalk that has also shut down years ago. I played with Pogo and Swifty years ago. Great guys.
@@DJFurio yeah, DJ Noize performed at the DMC Final as well. By the way, did you go to Fresh '97 in Folkstone to see Noize and the Skratch Piklz? I was planning on going, but couldn't find anywhere to stay, so didn't make it. I went to fresh '98 in London, but Roc Raida, Shortkut and Vinroc all cancelled at the last minute, so I was a bit pissed off about that.
Didn’t get to Fresh 97 but I’ve got it on VHS somewhere. I’ve seen Noize a few times. Serious battle DJ. I met Roc Raida at one of the DMC finals in London. Was a seriously nice guy to talk to. I’ve seen QBert and Mixmaster Mike separately a few times but never as ISP. QBert’s scratches are just on another level
@@DJFurio Did you ever see Noize at the '94 Supermen battle in New York? The footage is on here. I think it's the greatest performance by a DJ in a battle.
Preemo is a different guy, not only because of countless productions, but his beat is different, but because of the drums. Preemo is great, but for me, Pete is number one ! Follow next: Pete, Preemo, Dilla, Madlib
Late but great Dilla with the micro chopping! Madlib with literally making a song without programming a beat! Premier and Pete Rock though are both MONSTERS with what they do! Nuff said!
I’ve said my piece on Premo. He’s the best in my opinion. I think LP is amassing and I did a video about him recently. Prince Paul done some amazing stuff too for Stetsasonic, De La Soul and Gravediggaz
Very easily. I have various different bits of software that can do that. I tend to do the opposite and remove the music and leave the vocals for scratching with.
Gangstarr - The ? Remainz vs A Tribe Called Quest - Hot Sex. The sample and chops sound exactly the same on these 2 tracks. So who chopped it up? Was it Preem or Qtip...?
I’ve added subtitles to my latest video about Library Music Records. Please could you try it out and let me know if it works. I can then add subtitles to my other videos. Thanks
@LinyeraH2 if you click on custom subtitles you should be able to change the default language to Spanish from there. Please could you let me know if this works? If not, I will see what else I can do. I’m using Davinci Resolve Studio to create the subtitles
Premier Dilla RZA Qtip and throw in marley marl and Pete rock and Dre for good measure and thats the hip hop mount beatsmore. Once you get to their level its splitting hairs. They are all the best ever
I would say though if you had to define the hip hop sound for the whole 50 years its been in existence with one producer - it would have to be DJ Premier
All about preference..I got Preemo #1&Pete Rock 1a..I Luv da scratch hooks &Neck Snappin Drums..His Chops are Unrecognizable most times...Pete got da Horns &Da Dark Jazzy grooves I like!!BoomBap 4 Eva!!
Dilla was super dope at chopping but he’s no longer with us. Madlib is great too. Black Milk does some good stuff but Preemo has been in the game over 30 years and is still releasing seriously amazing music. Just my opinion
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advice.... just narrate, nobody needs to see you. speak faster. if you insist on being seen, jazz up the background a bit.. or a lot. play the trax for a longer time, both the sample & the preemo result. otherwise, good shit.
@jdbankshot check my recent videos. As far as playing longer samples, it can’t be done. The videos will get blocked.
I agree, closely followed by Pete Rock
Both amazing producers
Pete is first! But I’ll accept 1A, 1B
@@jjbing3pete rock is not on premo level sorry
Primo will take a little piece of a sample, make a beat around it and make it so obscure that you don't even catch the sample. Forever my favorite producer, great job, Furio!
Some of his sample flips are just genius definitely. Amazing producer. Thanks for watching.
AYO DJ FURIO!! YOU'RE THE MAN SON!! WORD. 🔥
Glad you like the video. Thanks for watching.
Incredible video. Excellent breakdown of the complexities behind Premo's productions. He's my all time favorite producer. His beats just hit differently. Grimy and classic at the same time. Takes me back to the 90s in NYC. First time I ran into you channel. Subbed immediately.
Glad you like my video and I appreciate the sub. Thanks for watching.
yo. I REALLY enjoying the inclusion of your personal stories and quips like the leggos. A real left turn that caught me by pleasant suprise. Plz do this more in your videos!
That’s good to hear. I will try to do that more often. Thanks for watching.
For me, Premier, Havoc, and J. Dilla all combined are just masters at sampling.
3 amazing producers right there
Definitely, 3 of my top 5 add Dre & Q-Tip…
Forget about Vanilla Ice 🧊
I was add RZA to that list too. A lot of people can’t sample like him.
Dont forget Pete Rock
in total agreement!!❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥
Definitely
crazy how many premier beats i know without knowing
Such a great producer
Hes the greatest to ever do it. for me its not even debateable.who's second place is the hardest to pick👍🏻
Great producer definitely
No other producer can make you bob your head like premo
Agreed
@@DJFurio and it bugs me out when one guy said in the comment that he will take madlib and black over premo knowing damn well they no where near his level
Just their opinion and they are entitled to it, even though they are wrong 🤣
@@DJFurio right smh
Preem and his scratch hooks were era defining. He wasn’t as technical like you said but man were his cuts pin point accurate and imaginative! Whenever a new Premier produced song came on I was definitely listening for those cuts.
Absolutely. His scratches just add so much to his tracks. So many great ones.
So many of these Premier produced tracks are consistently being listened to by me!!! I remember losing my mind trying to record You Know My Steez by Gang Starr off the radio as a teenager lol! 😆 That was my jam 🤣
So many great tracks produced by him. One of my favourites is actually just a straight up loop. Return Of The Crooklyn Dodgers
Premo represents something that is missing today. Not saying a producer of today has to be doing 90s stuff but premo’ stuff was innovative and hard hitting. It was like wow he did that !
He really defined 90’s hip hop
Great video! I was wondering, maybe could you do a video of hip hop tracks where the samples 'haven't' been found yet.
That could be a really Interesting one. Great suggestion
@@DJFurio Yes, I think that would be a good show. I already have a suggestion of something that I can not find!!
Yeah definitely
@@beatsbyens73 me too I have a few tracks where I just cannot find anything :(
@@kieranmartin536 the top of my list is G-S**T by Static Selektah. That beat is INCREDIBLE, so I bet the sample is equally amazing.
I haven't even watched the video yet... but I agree!
Hope you like the video
My fav: DWYCK
Great track that I’ve shown in other videos.
I was at Jeru as well, I remember his Cape, and his one inch punch.
I don’t remember that much about it tbh. I seem to remember thinking he was having an off night but I could be wrong
Amazing research.
Glad you like it. He’s my favourite producer so I’ve learnt a lot about him over the years. Thanks for watching.
beginning beat dj furio production!? got that preemo feel
Yes it’s my own production. The full track is here djfurio.bandcamp.com/track/i-guarantee
i appreciate you! you can also check out my latest beat if you like@@DJFurio
Back 2 Class…🙏🏾🎧🎵🎶🎧💯💯
Thanks for watching
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Always….🙏🏾💯☕️
Thanks
Primo , the Golden Child behind the Turntables ! Gives no better One !!! He is the Norm !!!
Thanks for watching
Premo is God that's all I can say. What this guy has done is legendary. Thank you for highlighting some of his genius.
Thanks for watching
Great Vid Furio. Sub'd
Glad you like it. Thanks for watching.
The Actual-ALL CITY...Our Streets-A$AP FERG...Follow Instructions-MOP..Waiting 4 Da World 2 end-RAKIM...5%- KRS&GRAND PUBA are some incredible samples as well..Especially when he takes 2 different records to create 1 Track(Ferg) 🔥 🔥
Yeah he does like using 2 records often by the same artist and then turning it into a loop. Our Streets is a great example of that.
Follow Instructions gets me Feeble *every time* 😖
🙌🏻
his production style is so essential
Definitely
RZA is the best HipHop producer ever. He did 5 classics albums in a row. Wu-Tang - 36 Chambers (1993), Method Man - Tical (1994), GZA - LiquidSwords (1995), ODB - Return to the 36th Chambers(1995), Raekwon - OB4CL (1995). Just imagine producing an album for ODB.
RZA is amazing
Not all of those was elite work premo did all gangstarr albums plus plus jerus first 2 and he carried group home living proof it's because of him that album is a classic
@@jasperhaggins2390 Trust me all those were elite....
A Masterful Producer.
Definitely
I noticed Preemo started taking out the hi-hat in many of his beats around the time of "The Ownerz" album. Just an observation. He's definitely in my top 5 (along with Dilla, Pete, RZA and Dre).
Yeah he did take the hats out a lot of the time around then
That's a crazy story about Sankey's Soap. I used to travel there from Merseyside back in the mid-'90s as well. Best shows I saw Bootsy Collins and Rufus Thomas. I was also there for the UK DMC Final in '97, which was the only time the Final was ever held outside London. Apparently DJ Pogo owns the footage from that night. DJ Excel should've won in my opinion.
Bootsy Collins and Rufus Thomas sounds amazing. I didn’t get to that DMC final. I entered DMC for the first time in 98 and that was at The Boardwalk that has also shut down years ago. I played with Pogo and Swifty years ago. Great guys.
@@DJFurio yeah, DJ Noize performed at the DMC Final as well. By the way, did you go to Fresh '97 in Folkstone to see Noize and the Skratch Piklz? I was planning on going, but couldn't find anywhere to stay, so didn't make it. I went to fresh '98 in London, but Roc Raida, Shortkut and Vinroc all cancelled at the last minute, so I was a bit pissed off about that.
Didn’t get to Fresh 97 but I’ve got it on VHS somewhere. I’ve seen Noize a few times. Serious battle DJ. I met Roc Raida at one of the DMC finals in London. Was a seriously nice guy to talk to. I’ve seen QBert and Mixmaster Mike separately a few times but never as ISP. QBert’s scratches are just on another level
@@DJFurio Did you ever see Noize at the '94 Supermen battle in New York? The footage is on here. I think it's the greatest performance by a DJ in a battle.
Funniest battle ever against 8 Ball. Gently place the balls into the mouth 🤣🤣
Preemo the best
Yeah
PR is in my opinion the better producer, he got more magic
Hey furio can you do sampled tracks from P-KILLA TRACKS,DAME GREASE, AND SWIZZ BEATZ???
Maybe at some point
That u know my steez beat is FUCKING CRAZY
Such an amazing beat
My kind of people right here.
Thanks for watching
@@DJFurio, appreciate all the work you do and keep up the great content.
Thanks
Preemo is a different guy, not only because of countless productions, but his beat is different, but because of the drums. Preemo is great, but for me, Pete is number one ! Follow next: Pete, Preemo, Dilla, Madlib
Often an argument between Preemo and Pete Rock for number one spot. Both amazing.
Yup, I second that!
Dilla, Preemo,Pete Rock ,Madlib all are in close company.
I just rate Preemo for how long he has been producing and still making bangers
Late but great Dilla with the micro chopping! Madlib with literally making a song without programming a beat! Premier and Pete Rock though are both MONSTERS with what they do! Nuff said!
en esa lista faltan large profesor y marley marl
Separate the students from the teachers
Of the DJ/producer titans of the Golden Age '90s, how would you rank DJ Premier, Prince Paul and Large Professor in your opinion?
I’ve said my piece on Premo. He’s the best in my opinion. I think LP is amassing and I did a video about him recently. Prince Paul done some amazing stuff too for Stetsasonic, De La Soul and Gravediggaz
Respect your primo sample knowledge. I prefer the samples from no more mr nice guy, daily op and of course hard to earn albums. Peace
All amazing Gang Starr albums. I was really showing off his sample chopping for this video though
I wouldn't say the best but he's up there
Primo's Bakery
Great mixtape
Yo Furio, do u know what’s the song in the intro called while ur talking it’s sounds familiar but I don’t remember the name of it can u tell me?
Early Warning from my very 1st album djfurio.bandcamp.com/album/choppin-beats
one negative with primo, very template, but still is great!
1:05 🎤🤓
Wow...I didn't know Premo did jay z's A million beat
Yeah. Seriously nice beat that one
That's A SERIOUS Violation if you're a HipHop fan LOL
@BoomBap75 lol....I know but after listening to it yeah I hear his fingerprints all over it
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Thanks for watching
@@DJFurio 👍👍
Hey, is it possible to take the vocals out of any song with today's technology?
Very easily. I have various different bits of software that can do that. I tend to do the opposite and remove the music and leave the vocals for scratching with.
@@DJFurio What about isolating individual instruments?
@@bubz3t136yes I have software to separate each individual instrument.
Pete Rock, DJ Premier, J-Dilla, Nottz, Da Beatminez and Diamond D for me
I really rate 9th Wonder too. His chopping is crazy and I love his Rhythm Roulette episode on UA-cam
@@DJFurio Oh me too
Yeah it’s so good
Gangstarr - The ? Remainz vs A Tribe Called Quest - Hot Sex. The sample and chops sound exactly the same on these 2 tracks. So who chopped it up? Was it Preem or Qtip...?
The Tribe track is a different sample. It’s from Who’s Making Love by Lou Donaldson
@@DJFurio Thanx 4 da clarification bro. Peace✌
No problem
Furio pls put subtitles in your videos! 🇨🇱
Let me look into how to do that. I always assumed the automatic subtitles worked but maybe they don’t.
@@DJFurio in spanish! Pls! Bless! 🤗
I’ve added subtitles to my latest video about Library Music Records. Please could you try it out and let me know if it works. I can then add subtitles to my other videos. Thanks
@@DJFurio the video have only english sub 🥺
@LinyeraH2 if you click on custom subtitles you should be able to change the default language to Spanish from there. Please could you let me know if this works? If not, I will see what else I can do. I’m using Davinci Resolve Studio to create the subtitles
Premier Dilla RZA Qtip and throw in marley marl and Pete rock and Dre for good measure and thats the hip hop mount beatsmore. Once you get to their level its splitting hairs. They are all the best ever
I would say though if you had to define the hip hop sound for the whole 50 years its been in existence with one producer - it would have to be DJ Premier
All great producers
What about Prince Paul??? Just your opinion? Large Professor?
Actually, that was called a DJ back before Laptops took over.
I’m not sure what you mean
Preem IS THE GOAT!!
Agreed
Rha Khim (Rakim)...7... Peace God.
Who’s the idiots who don’t like premo? The GOAT.
Lots of people just hate on anyone that samples I think
@@DJFurio yea there not gonna go to far with that.
Nope
Some people don't like Preemo?? Who??? And if so Fuck em
I actually get a lot of comments hating on him.
Pete Rock is the greatest and there is no argument. Preme is a close 2nd. 💪🏾
Tip was better.
All about preference..I got Preemo #1&Pete Rock 1a..I Luv da scratch hooks &Neck Snappin Drums..His Chops are Unrecognizable most times...Pete got da Horns &Da Dark Jazzy grooves I like!!BoomBap 4 Eva!!
Nah I put Dilla,Madlib, even Black Milk ahead of Primo.All a matter of taste.
Dilla was super dope at chopping but he’s no longer with us. Madlib is great too. Black Milk does some good stuff but Preemo has been in the game over 30 years and is still releasing seriously amazing music. Just my opinion
Yes agree primo is def number one
Primo , Marly Mal, E-swift , Alchemist
MadLib disappointed me with the BlackStar Lp 😠
174trek ,pete roc is no where near primo,hell eric shermon is way better than pete roc
How is he the best producer when everything hes made has basically the same sound? Just Blaze is way better a producer...
I’m what way is everything he produces the same sound? Give me some examples
@@DJFuriothey ridiculous now lol
Just blaze had few joints I like but he no where near premos level