This here song from Common produced is a banger!!! I freestyle over this daily.... Raw lyrics who is beyond the Laws of Physics is my bright and morning Star sifting out lyrical Bars to stick it don't you get it he's gifted with arithmetics inside of his mind with lyrics that's prolific in heavenly places he's lifted!!!!
Geto Heaven Part Two CREDITS: Bass - Pino Palladino Drums - ?uestlove* Electric Piano [Rhodes] - James Poyser Featuring - Macy Gray Flute - Antonio Hart Harp - James Poyser Oboe - James Poyser Piano - D'Angelo Producer - ?uestlove*, D'Angelo, James Poyser
Dilla played no part in this song as far as i know ,James Poyser is a genius and he gets less credit .Poyser played the Harp, flute, Rhodes and the Oboe ,he actually produced the song Poyser that is .
I believe the reason why so many people say this track was produced by James "J-Dilla"/ "Dilla"/ "Jay Dee"/ "Pay Jay" Yancey because of the musical influence he had on this album and within the Soulquarians. The production credits for "Geto Heaven Part Two" are as follows: Performer(s) Common, D'Angelo | Producer(s) D'Angelo, Questlove, James Poyser *Contains replayed elements from "Ghetto Heaven" as performed by The Family Stand. Peace!!, LOVE! & Soooul!!
This is true street jazz....I'm diggin' this joint fo' real. These new producers NEED to take some serious notes and bring something that we olders katz, even the youngstaz, can listen to and actually enjoy instead of the stupid merry-go-round themed beats. Let's stop making tracks that sound like ass and bring back something that made hip-hop a classic style and symbol from the beginning.
Dilla is a genius, but there are other geniuses out there. Just because this sounds "dilla-ish" doesn't make it a Dilla beat. That's very disrespectful to the person who made the beat.
fam, idk about u but i would be fucking HONORED to be compared to dilla, but yo i get where u comin from seeing as if the actual producer wouldnt get any real acknowledgement for such amazing work
This album was primarily made by the Soulquarians which Dilla, Common and Questlove (who is drumming here) plus others were a part of. They basically structured their whole sound off how Dilla made his beats. That's why this album has so many songs that sound like they could've been produced by him. You can hear the drums being played like how Dilla programmed his to play which is why it gives that Dilla vibe since it's, what Questlove calls, a drunken style. It's crazy how one guy could have that much of an effect on a whole group of CRAZY talented people and basically be the structure of the sound without him actually working directly on the songs.
@timurakalion nah man he's not credited. This was made by D'Angelo, Questlove, James Poyser who are also supremely talented musicians. Questlove spent years trying to replicate Dilla's style, which is kinda ironic because I've heard dilla say he was trying mimic the sound of Amir's drums. I guess Dilla wanted his sound and he wanted Dilla's rhythmn.
I think Dilla was a better producer for Com than Kanye but not by much. Both made classics for him. Dilla had a lil more development in his production at the point he worked with Comm. Kan was still on the rise even til this day he is evolving musically in a good way. Dilla was that Amadeus Mozart of production while we can say Kan was Johan Sebastian Bach. No complaints if i had to go to Kan for production as it would be a 4 star production guaranteed, Dipset found that out.
mic check 1,2... I got lows but you're my high I take it slow like its night time i want to get it right but on the first try you say you got a man but i know that's a lie Can't be the only who said they only tried right, i want to paint you a picture rolling down sunset, gold front sundress you can be a good girl but you aint gotta front yet I know i see the honesty when you tell me you a freak, girl..... i want to be the only one to tie you down in them sheets, girl.... yea im so confident and you acknowledge it i had to study your brain on some college shit we read books and we talk about life i told you once that you're gonna be my wife that this is the only chance i got so i gotta make it right so i gotta make it right man so i gotta make it right man so-i...so I gotta make it right man ....ghetto heaven
Is there any way that I can get this as an MP3 ... I was completely in love with this song as a young man ... the instrumental just blows my mind still ...
![Common - Nag Champa [Afrodisiac for the World] (Instrumental)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/8EoWgm7XWss/mqdefault.jpg)
![Common - Nag Champa [Afrodisiac for the World] (Instrumental)](/img/tr.png)
![Common - Funky For You (Instrumental) [Prod. J Dilla]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Rt_7WCvA3QA/mqdefault.jpg)
You can't teach this type of feel when comes to music. A true classic
Indeed. This is really the APEX of hip-hop and neo soul. J Dilla came and showed us the way to our SACRED ANCESTRAL TONES. Immense gift to share.
This joint right here is life!!
This here song from Common produced is a banger!!! I freestyle over this daily.... Raw lyrics who is beyond the Laws of Physics is my bright and morning Star sifting out lyrical Bars to stick it don't you get it he's gifted with arithmetics inside of his mind with lyrics that's prolific in heavenly places he's lifted!!!!
Geto Heaven Part Two
CREDITS:
Bass - Pino Palladino
Drums - ?uestlove*
Electric Piano [Rhodes] - James Poyser
Featuring - Macy Gray
Flute - Antonio Hart
Harp - James Poyser
Oboe - James Poyser
Piano - D'Angelo
Producer - ?uestlove*, D'Angelo, James Poyser
Featuring D'Angelo.
Yup. You forgot D'angelo on the Grand Piano. How could you miss him?
Dilla played no part in this song as far as i know ,James Poyser is a genius and he gets less credit .Poyser played the Harp, flute, Rhodes and the Oboe ,he actually produced the song Poyser that is .
Not Dilla, but you know everyone in the studio working on this joint had him in mind.
Great point
The production credits say The Soulquarians which he was a member of. So there’s a good chance he was in fact involved
one of the best beats ive heard man, god damn
The drum programming on this track is fierce ! And we all know and feel that sick azz snare.
Robert on the keys !!!
Krazy part is, that's not programming. Questlove played all the way through.
Ohhh, & that's D'angelo on a Grand Piano
Sippin on some cognac to this joint...
A whole mood
Can't stop rockin my head
Producers: Questlove, D'Angelo and James Poyser, I'am South African by the way.
Ce morceau est incroyable c’est de l’art !!
I believe the reason why so many people say this track was produced by James "J-Dilla"/ "Dilla"/ "Jay Dee"/ "Pay Jay" Yancey because of the musical influence he had on this album and within the Soulquarians. The production credits for "Geto Heaven Part Two" are as follows: Performer(s) Common, D'Angelo | Producer(s) D'Angelo, Questlove, James Poyser *Contains replayed elements from "Ghetto Heaven" as performed by The Family Stand. Peace!!, LOVE! & Soooul!!
Dilla, James Poyser, D’Angelo and Questlove all worked on Common’s album
YOOOO WTFFF!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Pino laced this !!
Too smooth
tu pullica socio beatazo loco tremendos frees
This is true street jazz....I'm diggin' this joint fo' real. These new producers NEED to take some serious notes and bring something that we olders katz, even the youngstaz, can listen to and actually enjoy instead of the stupid merry-go-round themed beats. Let's stop making tracks that sound like ass and bring back something that made hip-hop a classic style and symbol from the beginning.
WGW otw
Dilla is a genius, but there are other geniuses out there. Just because this sounds "dilla-ish" doesn't make it a Dilla beat. That's very disrespectful to the person who made the beat.
fam, idk about u but i would be fucking HONORED to be compared to dilla, but yo i get where u comin from seeing as if the actual producer wouldnt get any real acknowledgement for such amazing work
This album was primarily made by the Soulquarians which Dilla, Common and Questlove (who is drumming here) plus others were a part of. They basically structured their whole sound off how Dilla made his beats. That's why this album has so many songs that sound like they could've been produced by him. You can hear the drums being played like how Dilla programmed his to play which is why it gives that Dilla vibe since it's, what Questlove calls, a drunken style.
It's crazy how one guy could have that much of an effect on a whole group of CRAZY talented people and basically be the structure of the sound without him actually working directly on the songs.
Dilla did make this beat! Wtf
@timurakalion nah man he's not credited. This was made by D'Angelo, Questlove, James Poyser who are also supremely talented musicians. Questlove spent years trying to replicate Dilla's style, which is kinda ironic because I've heard dilla say he was trying mimic the sound of Amir's drums. I guess Dilla wanted his sound and he wanted Dilla's rhythmn.
Felicidades mustaa
I think Dilla was a better producer for Com than Kanye but not by much. Both made classics for him. Dilla had a lil more development in his production at the point he worked with Comm. Kan was still on the rise even til this day he is evolving musically in a good way. Dilla was that Amadeus Mozart of production while we can say Kan was Johan Sebastian Bach. No complaints if i had to go to Kan for production as it would be a 4 star production guaranteed, Dipset found that out.
Great point
mic check 1,2...
I got lows but you're my high
I take it slow like its night time
i want to get it right but on the first try
you say you got a man but i know that's a lie
Can't be the only who said they only tried
right, i want to paint you a picture
rolling down sunset, gold front sundress
you can be a good girl but you aint gotta front yet
I know i see the honesty when you tell me you a freak, girl.....
i want to be the only one to tie you down in them sheets, girl....
yea im so confident and you acknowledge it
i had to study your brain on some college shit
we read books and we talk about life
i told you once that you're gonna be my wife
that this is the only chance i got so i gotta make it right
so i gotta make it right man
so i gotta make it right man
so-i...so I gotta make it right man
....ghetto heaven
@gspin25 me too bruh, vibesin and reflection mode
Def A Dilla Beat.
R.I.P.
Is there any way that I can get this as an MP3 ... I was completely in love with this song as a young man ... the instrumental just blows my mind still ...
wait i dont get it, did dilla help produce this track or not?
@ezearl huh? Common doesnt make beats bruh...
Common Produced His Whole Album...
Yeah It's Prolly A D'Angelo Sample.
But Def A Dilla Beat.
Pay Your Dues.