totally. best we can do now is celerate the positives, and he left his mark soooo many ways. changed lives. best any musician can ever hope for. he did it. still doing it. probably always will. if i got to that point i could die in peace. i hope he felt that too. im sure he did. he sure does now
I've been listening to j dilla for over 4 years now and discovering new shit every day . The fact that this was created in 1994 with just a MPC + very limited studio gear like we have today is just unbelievable . Shows how much dedication he really put into the machine the guy was truly a genius RIP DILLA . Big love from Ireland
I've been listening to Dilla since I found out about him waayyy after he had died. That was 2011.... the first beat that got me hooked was destiny. I never looked back after that. Dilla, Dilla, Beats, Beats!!!!
I will never ever forget the day my Japanese DJ friend Hidé informed me that Dilla died. In my ignorance I asked whose J Dilla? He looked at me like my head had exploded.
I remember seeing a pharcyde interview where they talk about how Dilla was like yo I know this dude jon doe that makes beats and they were like come on man that’s you😂😂 Reminds me of Pryor, according to John Witherspoon Pryor had to be coaxed onto stage! The best acts always got a touch of that social anxiety RESPECT AND SALUTES TO BOTH. THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING.
I BEEN ASKING & I BEEN ASKING..... AND FINALLY..... THE EARLY JON DOE BATCH....THANK U 2 WHOEVER MADE THIZ 1994 BATCH POSSIBLE... MUCH LOVE 2 JD...THE FAMILY...REAL BEAT HEADZ...HIP HOP...THE 70Z THE 80Z & ESPECIALLY.......THE 90Z...... IM OUT....
It's truly remarkable to hear how Jay Dee evolved over the years. To go from this, to Slum Village 'Fantastic Vol. 2' & byond, shows how he grew as a musician and beatsmith. Jay Dee aka J Dilla will always be my favorite behind the boards.
Track 33 is just Cans vitamin C looped, nothing added! He had such an amazing ear for sound and music though, and what he evolved into from these years is constantly inspiring
I always think about that…I think however his sound would be today it would still sound like Dilla. And I imagine the artist he would work, damn it’s a shame. Rip to the goat ever.
I think about it a lot. If I’m being honest I didn’t like the 2004-2005 era too much. (the shining is excellent tho) With donuts he was going back to the OG sampling style, so maybe he would’ve came up with something like that in 2007-2008
wow what a pleasant surprise ! I can def see the progression to DIlla, track 10 you can hear the Pete rock influence, track 21 ( the shortest gem ever ) track 22 is ready for a NY summer hit track 31 so good track 45 sounds like it should've been on illmatic this is really necessary to see the artist's style in a specific time. love dilla, he inspires me, and I hope we can also inspire the next generation. if you're a beat maker producer etc, keep going and doing your thing, stay original .
7:37 step son of the clapper, wit the “off tempo” claps to start it off. I love both versions. This shit grew on me. I freestyles In the pocket and got lit lol 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
my 20s! damn all these beats are bringing longing memories. Making beats in the 90s myself I can relate to the creative research and moody nights behind all of these loops.
the crazy thing about this tape is this was snippet versions of beats dllla made (in most cases) the raw mpc dump from the floppy disc. I guess he did one of these batches a year. Would love to hear more
Incredible How One Person Took It Upon Him Self To Hold It Down Not Just A State Or Sound But Culture Of UnderGround Muzik In GENAREL He Saved The Culture Meaning Kept It Alive Healthy An Stronger Than Ever HipHop ☝️🦁❤️🔥👑🎤✅🙏🤲🙏🤲🙏🤲🙏🤲🙏🤲🙏🤲🙏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
I just found out today a great teacher of mine has passed away. With all the mixed emotions that come with the death of a loved one, it hurts. And to have this treasure pop up on my feed has brought me comfort and serenity tonight. Long live J Dilla and Brother Panic ❤💫🐐🎵
Dope Dilla face sticker on my back windshield rollin' around Detroit showing respect like I'm spose to. Dilla will always be our Hometown Hero! Rest In Beats
J Dilla is the best beat producer of all time The GOAT hands down Don't even debate me lol Creatively there's a God tier into which many great artists have tapped. JD stayed there and kept doing it nonstop till he died in 2006. 16 years later, in 2022 I'm still finding incredible transcendent beat tapes I've never heard. That's prolific.
nah on the real , the creativity in his beat making is unmatched not by any producer, love them all alchemist , 9th, premier, all of them , but as far as beat making he cant be seen. he had too keen of an ear.
No shit. Love all the 90’s hip hop produces and no disrespect to any of them but Dilla just had a different way of moving the beat. Even with an average sample he finds a way to push it forward and make it catchy.
@@Shaggy_worksout I give the edge to producers that dont really rely on samples tho. Organized Noize, Mannie Fresh, Pharell. Mantronics back in the day.
Thanks so much, much appreciation to PADYBU for the curatorship and editing. must've taken a lot of effort. remember first hearing this on shoes mix, such a blessing to hear an early stage of Jay's artistry. learnt so much from this work. Most feel like something to rock a stadium.
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oh wow... its 2022 and I just found a bunch of Dilla beats I never heard before. Long live Dilla.
Rip
You’re not alone. It’s now October 2022’ and we have it on rotation…
Yeah this 🔥🔥🔥💯
its like everyday im liston to JD
Born in 1994
love how every year of j dilla sounds different
Can we just appreciate that even in death, Dilla (and his fans) are still gifting us with music many of us have never heard before. Legend. 📀🙌✨
Yes we cannn
It seems to me , that they'll be releasing Dilla and Pac joints long after our time on this earth. They were insanely prolific
@@cali4niasf: I concur
I, for one, am extremely appreciative.
My man had beats for days! Conant Gardens baby…
You can really hear the Pete Rock influence on this tape.
Especially with those Long Red samples
Shit don’t even sound like Dilla tbh. There’s so many beats where I could just hear CL smooth come in sayin his shit
Cause there’s a horn on a few tracks? Lol
@@randyjohnson2373 no in the drums especially, the bpm, and the samples which he chooses
@@heebone I'm with you on this one - so cool to see dilla's evolution though by going through his early catalogue
What a talent, what a loss for the entire human race.. he was only 32 ffs, I always get really emotional thinking about that
I felt that man. We can and do celebrate him with every listen and every new beat and he would love that!
totally. best we can do now is celerate the positives, and he left his mark soooo many ways. changed lives. best any musician can ever hope for. he did it. still doing it. probably always will. if i got to that point i could die in peace. i hope he felt that too. im sure he did. he sure does now
Never ceases to amaze me how much material Dilla made and how much of it is gold
Beats knocking from the grave. J Dilla still changing lives.
All the way into 2023
@@funkyriff He said it best himself.
Still banging in your Jeep
Yeah, it's like that, and it don't stop
2000 and beyond, we on some new shit!
J DILLA CHANGED MY LIFE (for real 💜)
Another reason why Dilla will always be the goat its 16 years after his passing and I am now hearing music that I’ve never heard before. Thank you.
He was also so young and his body of work is massive. What am I doing with my life.
@@KRollSweets i have the same feeling man
😢 4:14 😊😊😊
@@KRollSweetsif you think this is crazy, imagine how poets and emcees feel about Shakespeare, people even debate if it was possible what he did alone.
Beat hoarders won't be happy with this drop off 💯.
love this
Everyone’s had this for like a year my dude
@@Eddsucks oh well. im just good my ears r being blessed w this musical therapy 🤟
@@Eddsucks not me
Why is it named John Doe?
@@UrbanCrunkMovement that was his alias in 1994
Unreal to be listening to this. Absolute king.
It’s 2023 and Dilla still on point.
King Of Beats 👑
I've been listening to j dilla for over 4 years now and discovering new shit every day .
The fact that this was created in 1994 with just a MPC + very limited studio gear like we have today is just unbelievable .
Shows how much dedication he really put into the machine the guy was truly a genius RIP DILLA . Big love from Ireland
4 years LOL what are you living in outer space ?
discovered him in 2009 and STILL hearing new shit.
@@alexanderpinterscale289 You know that there are sprawling genres that are not hip-hop, right?
@@microsoftpain2734 There’s nothing more powerful than hip-hop music get the fuck out of here
I've been listening to Dilla since I found out about him waayyy after he had died.
That was 2011.... the first beat that got me hooked was destiny. I never looked back after that. Dilla, Dilla, Beats, Beats!!!!
I will never ever forget the day my Japanese DJ friend Hidé informed me that Dilla died. In my ignorance I asked whose J Dilla? He looked at me like my head had exploded.
Jay love japan🤷♂️c’mon say it
I remember seeing a pharcyde interview where they talk about how Dilla was like yo I know this dude jon doe that makes beats and they were like come on man that’s you😂😂 Reminds me of Pryor, according to John Witherspoon Pryor had to be coaxed onto stage! The best acts always got a touch of that social anxiety
RESPECT AND SALUTES TO BOTH.
THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING.
That was Tip that said that
Specifically Tip told Pharcyde he wanted to connect them with a producer named Jay Dee and they thought it was Tip because JD are his initials
"Slum Village...slum village....slum village..."
I love it. 🔥
I BEEN ASKING & I BEEN ASKING.....
AND FINALLY..... THE EARLY JON DOE BATCH....THANK U 2 WHOEVER MADE THIZ 1994 BATCH POSSIBLE... MUCH LOVE 2 JD...THE FAMILY...REAL BEAT HEADZ...HIP HOP...THE 70Z THE 80Z & ESPECIALLY.......THE 90Z......
IM OUT....
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J layering break loops all day..
Had it mastered....
Went on to be a grandmaster of chop and programming.
Fantastic
Coming here while reading Dilla Time!
These are the best beats I ever heard bruh wtf
It's truly remarkable to hear how Jay Dee evolved over the years. To go from this, to Slum Village 'Fantastic Vol. 2' & byond, shows how he grew as a musician and beatsmith. Jay Dee aka J Dilla will always be my favorite behind the boards.
Wow....masterpiece and he was on his twenties, CRAZY!!! Love the 90's JD phase, so simply and raw 🤤🤤
Yeah, the creativity level on this one is crazy!
very often i catch my self thinking how crazy this man is making beats, imaging hearing this shit in the 90s.
Facts 🤧🤧
what is this man...why is it always J DILLA that makes me wordless but heavenly blessed.
38:14 to 38:45
45:59 to 46:25
The gift he left us was recording everything he did. I cry if when I hear new beats that I've never heard he's done. We all miss him.
These beats are so astounding that I start rearranging my priorities in life. Absolute master.
Track 33 is just Cans vitamin C looped, nothing added! He had such an amazing ear for sound and music though, and what he evolved into from these years is constantly inspiring
From what I’ve read about hat track it’s a bboy joint dudes used to break to
Ok, that will be on repeat for probably the rest of the year.
Definitely has that 94 feel.
I swear J Dilla's music heals my soul 🎶 🎵 ❤️
Track 10 is instant a bounce off but all the tracks are supa raw and fresh early 90's vibes ! Glad we got this without the shoes watermarks !
Crazy how Dilla changed up his style so many times. Imagine if he were still alive.
If he was still here, J Dilla would be a household name across the world.
@@walttroyton9193 i mean he kinda already is amongst hiphop heads
@@joelesque True!
I always think about that…I think however his sound would be today it would still sound like Dilla. And I imagine the artist he would work, damn it’s a shame. Rip to the goat ever.
I think about it a lot. If I’m being honest I didn’t like the 2004-2005 era too much. (the shining is excellent tho) With donuts he was going back to the OG sampling style, so maybe he would’ve came up with something like that in 2007-2008
wow what a pleasant surprise ! I can def see the progression to DIlla,
track 10 you can hear the Pete rock influence,
track 21 ( the shortest gem ever )
track 22 is ready for a NY summer hit
track 31 so good
track 45 sounds like it should've been on illmatic
this is really necessary to see the artist's style in a specific time. love dilla, he inspires me, and I hope we can also inspire the next generation. if you're a beat maker producer etc, keep going and doing your thing, stay original .
I was on beat block before listening to this now I'm back on my grind thanks for the inspiration Jdilla!!
Same man he always makes me strive to better at samples and chopin ✌
Thanks for uploading this great music. 1994 was the golden Era for hip hop.
Wow just when I thought I heard them all here comes another batch of greatness.
4:54 alan parsons project - voyager
dope flip
APP still relevant
7:37 step son of the clapper, wit the “off tempo” claps to start it off. I love both versions. This shit grew on me. I freestyles In the pocket and got lit lol 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
Clap ya hands now” from atcq???
This whole batch far surpasses stuff being made today. Jewels!!
Also must say from experience using a 2000xl, sometimes using less equipment is more as you get to hear the pure, raw sound of the machine.
Always timeless and before it's time. Heavy blunted jazz unmatched..
Dilla was from another dimension. What a gift to the world. Rest in Beats.
my 20s! damn all these beats are bringing longing memories. Making beats in the 90s myself I can relate to the creative research and moody nights behind all of these loops.
some strong K-Def sounding vibes coming through in track 45
the crazy thing about this tape is this was snippet versions of beats dllla made (in most cases) the raw mpc dump from the floppy disc. I guess he did one of these batches a year. Would love to hear more
Dope never thought id see his work from 1994, i can hear the Low end theory influence with that dilla swing to it.
This is like listening to donuts before donuts incredible
These are the dough for the Donuts 🍩!!
This dude is simply doing miracles in this album
Track 32/33 @38:47 samples Vitamin C by Can.
Big Dilla fan and love all his work but can’t stop listening to this. Not heard a batch like this before 🔥
Yoooooo this is such a treat thank you fam
No worries.. check out some of the other Dilla related Videos on my Channel: ua-cam.com/video/oJfoaAhBn5M/v-deo.html
See what piques your interest.
When J Dilla finishes with a record he smokes a blunt😂
😂😂
Dilla in the mid making cigarette music.
Slum rock the mic like they beat n abuse it!
@@steveday1622 Changed it
03:19
06:32
07:35
15:08
17:28
21:17
23:56
25:01
27:34 , this beat inspired me start making beats myself
44:54
45:59
49:58
51:23
52:30
U
I think 27:34 is the same sample as MHB's by Quasimoto
Little children by Kool and the gang.
27:34: AZ - Ho Happy Jackie
Thought of a BANGIN melody @ 27:34 ❗️throwin it over to guitar then tossing it in a chorus 🎊 🎉
This brother had a great mind. I still hear the samples from my parents records collection
First time hearing him and he certainly has the sauce.
He's certainly multi-talented and deserves what he has.
Respect to the man.
Yr parents must’ve had great taste. I was admiring the selection of not-so-standard tonality and chord progressions! 🎉
that first track, god damn
thank you for putting this up, much love
OMFG 40:00 - big smile on my face, spliff down, me laughig . What a banger !
Just when I thought I had dug through it all. This is pure magic. Long live the greatest.
Thank you for uploading.
Next to vintage vol. 2 I think this maybe my favourite beat tape. Hip hop in its purest form.
Even the outro gives me chills
Every track is fire 🔥 way ahead of its time. I'm blown away. He was a genius! ILL!
You have no idea.
I was just doing some work and this music popped up. Amazing. Every track is just what I needed.
Had me hooked instantly from the first track, second track glued me to this whole LP
Incredible How One Person Took It Upon Him Self To Hold It Down Not Just A State Or Sound But Culture Of UnderGround Muzik In GENAREL He Saved The Culture Meaning Kept It Alive Healthy An Stronger Than Ever HipHop ☝️🦁❤️🔥👑🎤✅🙏🤲🙏🤲🙏🤲🙏🤲🙏🤲🙏🤲🙏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
cant get over how good this is🤯💯
Thanks dawg 👊🏻 our ears are blessed
going on about day 20 with listening to this entire album while working at night. again and again!!!!!
Track 35 40:40 is just something special 🔥🔥🔥🔥 Jay Dee forever 🙏🏽❤️
Sampled Summer Samba, pretty sure it’s the Walter Wanderly cover. J Dilla had strong love for Brazilian Music
People sleeping on Track 35. That joint go crazy!
track 33 just the smoothest sample of vitamin C!
Didn't know he was called jon doe, this 🔥
Track 23 is so distinct idk why nobody is talking about it
It goes incredibly hard
That beat drop is so nasty and violent in such a perfect way, it's so good !
Yo yall right
7:35 Dilla been using that Mountain "Long Red" sample from way back!!!
Thank you so much for sharing this with the world
:O much appreciated for sharing, this is unreal :)
Ooo nice this is the hungry era.
5:05 Oh wow track 4 straight fire
I love this one
This is soooo hip hop I thought that it was a jazz track
First time listening to jdilla this past hr. 1996 batch and now 1994 batch. Wasnt expecting this. Love it
I just found out today a great teacher of mine has passed away. With all the mixed emotions that come with the death of a loved one, it hurts. And to have this treasure pop up on my feed has brought me comfort and serenity tonight. Long live J Dilla and Brother Panic ❤💫🐐🎵
Dilla really cooked with the balloons rubbing together sample on track 2 🔥🔥🔥🔥
track 07 sounds like an early version of "Stepson of the Clapper" off Donuts
Crazy he revisited so many years later... true head
also track 4 uses it too.
@@thetimelesshistoryofhip-ho1013 Track 27 has a similar feel to Dillas remix of Four Tets "Serious as your life" imo
The master of the reverse button
Dope Dilla face sticker on my back windshield rollin' around Detroit showing respect like I'm spose to. Dilla will always be our Hometown Hero! Rest In Beats
Que lindo escuchar Beatz nuevos del King Dilla en el dia de su cumpleaños (07/02/23). RIP Jay Dee!!!
We are still bobbing our heads to your shit J, forever
Wild that I’m sitting here and still listening to dilla beats that haven’t been released or touched… long live the king himself J Dilla 👑 🙏
J Dilla is the best beat producer of all time
The GOAT hands down
Don't even debate me lol
Creatively there's a God tier into which many great artists have tapped.
JD stayed there and kept doing it nonstop till he died in 2006. 16 years later, in 2022 I'm still finding incredible transcendent beat tapes I've never heard. That's prolific.
nah on the real , the creativity in his beat making is unmatched not by any producer, love them all alchemist , 9th, premier, all of them , but as far as beat making he cant be seen. he had too keen of an ear.
No shit. Love all the 90’s hip hop produces and no disrespect to any of them but Dilla just had a different way of moving the beat. Even with an average sample he finds a way to push it forward and make it catchy.
WERD!
I couldn’t agree more.
@@Shaggy_worksout I give the edge to producers that dont really rely on samples tho. Organized Noize, Mannie Fresh, Pharell. Mantronics back in the day.
Track 7 is beautiful, he uses those clap samples in Stepson Of The Clapper. Loving this whole tape. Long live the king of beats 👑🕊♥️
Timeless!!!
Dilla's boom bap vibe !
this one has a lot of sp1200 beats, super dope
Lourd de ouf 🎉
De ouf
*Calls Williams street*
“Yes… that’s right…new Dilla , yes sir…yes..back to the black screens..yup 2023..cool.”
Just coming across this for first time! Envious y'all knew about him in his time. Supreme tracks. Pls recommend others
It's only right to release the original tapes after so many years. Hip hop.
Rest in peace G.O.A.T
Possibly the best ever
Appalachia to Detroit thank you John Doe for everything
Thanks so much, much appreciation to PADYBU for the curatorship and editing. must've taken a lot of effort. remember first hearing this on shoes mix, such a blessing to hear an early stage of Jay's artistry. learnt so much from this work. Most feel like something to rock a stadium.
Track 9 loop is nuts
Dilla the Pac of Beats!! 👑
Dope! Thank you for posting this!