DJ Premier, KRS-One, Doug E Fresh, Fat Joe, Mad Lion, Smif-N-Wessun, Jeru The Damaja - 1, 2 Pass It
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- Опубликовано: 22 мар 2018
- From the 1995 Album: "The D&D All-Stars - The D&D Project"
D&D Studios was a hip hop recording studio located in New York City, New York on the west side of 37th street. Artists that had recorded music at the studios included Foxy Brown, The Notorious B.I.G., Nas, Jay Z, Jeru the Damaja, KRS-One, Violadores del Verso, Big L, Joe Budden and Black Moon, among others.
Founded by Douglas Grama and David Lotwin, D&D Records, which originated at the studios during the 1990s, released albums by Afu-Ra and The D&D All Stars. Other acts on the label included QNC and Mama Mystique. The recording studio managers were Barry Grama, David "Carpi" Carpenter and Paul Twumasi. Singer/songwriter Grayson Hugh recorded much of his 1988 RCA album "Blind To Reason" there, as well as the song "How Bout Us", with singer Betty Wright, for the film True Love (1989 film).
In 2003, one of the most famous D&D studios producers, Gang Starr's DJ Premier bought D&D from its owners and renamed it HeadQCourterz in honor to his friend Kenneth "HeadQCourterz" Walker who was murdered in 2002. DJ Premier used to host a satellite radio show every Friday night on sirius/xm radio where he would play his hip hop music. The studio was closed on December 31, 2014 DITC Ent. label member G. Fisher recorded his debut single "Fish Over Premier" and EP "God MC" here as the last project to be recorded in D&D.
DJ Premier:
Christopher Edward Martin (born March 21, 1966), known professionally as DJ Premier (also known as Preem, Premo, or Primo), is an American record producer and DJ, and was half of the hip hop duo Gang Starr-alongside the emcee Guru-and forms half of the hip hop duo PRhyme, together with Royce da 5'9". He is often considered one of the greatest hip hop producers of all time.
Premier is known for producing all of Gang Starr's songs as well as many of those composed by the Gang Starr Foundation, AZ, Big L, Big Daddy Kane, Bun B, Canibus, Common, D'Angelo, D.I.T.C., Dr. Dre, Game, Joey Bada$$, KRS-One, Lord Finesse, Ludacris, M.O.P., Mos Def, Nas, Papoose, Rakim, Royce da 5'9", Snoop Dogg, The LOX, The Notorious B.I.G., Vinnie Paz, Ill Bill, Jay-Z, Kanye West, Immortal Technique, Xzibit, nu metal band Limp Bizkit and Busta Rhymes.
Premier collaborated with MC Jeru the Damaja on the album The Sun Rises in the East, released in 1994, as well as the 1996 follow-up, Wrath of the Math. Premier produced and supervised Livin' Proof by Group Home, also from the Gang Starr Foundation; although overlooked at the time of its 1995 release, the album eventually received acclaim.
In 2006, pop/R&B singer Christina Aguilera recruited Premier to produce her album Back to Basics. Premier explained the reservations he heard from people regarding the collaboration:
When Christina had me work with her, people were like, "Oh no. Please don’t." Then when they heard "Ain’t No Other Man," "Back In The Day," and all the other records were still constructed like Premier tracks they were like, "Yo, I really love this album. I was really impressed. I was worried, but you totally sound like what we love about you." Until you hear it, don’t say a word. I never want to be just attached to hip hop. I want to be attached to music-country, rap, soul, jazz, blues, it doesn’t matter, gospel music-I come from all of that.
In 2008, Premier appeared in Grand Theft Auto IV as himself - the host for radio station The Classics 104.1.
Premier produced the majority of Blaq Poet's Tha Blaqprint, which was released in mid-2009. Premier contributed a song on Game's 2011 album, The R.E.D. Album. Also in 2011, Premier appeared on the song "Gangster", on Bushido's album Jenseits von Gut und Böse.
Premier was one of the artists followed in the 2012 documentary, Re:GENERATION. The film followed his production of the song "Regeneration," for which he used a live performance of his work by the Berklee Symphony Orchestra.
In September 2012, Immortal Technique said that a song called "Born in the Trap," on his upcoming album, titled The Middle Passage, would feature production by Premier.
In early 2014, Premier revealed that he is working with Aguilera again in an interview with New Zealand's Rip It Up magazine. Premier produced Y'all Ready Know by Slaughterhouse, from the Shady Records album, Shady XV, and the music video was published in November 2014.
In mid-2014, Premier collaborated with Korean hip-hop group Dynamic Duo on two singles "AEAO" and "Animal", which were both warmly received.
A mid-January 2015 announcement from Premier stated that the producer's studio, D&D, also known as "The HeadQcouterz," will cease to be operational. As part of the announcement, Premier confirmed that he is working on the album, Last Session @320, after he relocates to a recording space in Astoria, New York City, U.S.
DJ Premier hosts a weekly two-hour show, Live From HeadQCourterz, on Sirius Satellite Radio's Hip-Hop Nation every Friday. 
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"Super scientifical madness, my status is the baddest, every time I bless the apparatus."
🔥 🔥 🔥
Bruh, one of the greatest rhymes that goes uncelebrated.
New York will always own hip-hop, period, hands down, no matta' what!!!
This is how HIP HOP supposed to sound !!!
Exactly
This why I fell in love with hip hop
Premier make it possible 👍
This is what NYC is is! East coast all day!
KRS-ONE is the GOAT 🐐
Love to the Hip Hop God Preemo! A living legend! No one has given more to this music we love!
THIS IS HIP HOP KIDS LAYIN IT DOWN PREMIERE BEATS LIKE FINE WINE!! TAKING ME BACK IN TIME I REMINECE AS I SMOKE THE SENCE
This is not Rap... THIS IS HIP HOP !!
Big up from France
Word!
@@GrandMaster.Smile. they got old heads in France bumping this shit on the daily
This IS Real Hip Hop Son 💯
When you see Preemo u already know the beat is gonna be siiick brother
Of course greatest producer ever
WORD UP MAN!
Yes sir
Real talk bro 💯
Best all time
"Your career will be as short as my part in Who's the man". Always loved that bar.
2023 still bumping this ish
Smif-N-Wessun killed it
KRS-One SLAUGHTERED this track, my God.
The BEST hip hop era
Back when everyone had their own style and sounded completely different than anyone else
Hardcore Hip Hop
Most definitely
Which made these collabs so much better. They all managed to fit their styles on the beat seamlessly.
😁 whatever, this felt like the 80's...the*late* eighties 😂
This is REAL HIP HOP!
KRS-ONE and Jeru The Damaja murdered it with their verses!
🔥🔥🔥💯
as always
Back in 1995 the world was a better place with better music
smiff n wessun for life
It dont get more raw NY hip hop than this. Premo on the beat. KRS, Fat Joe, Jeru, Smif N Wes, Dougie E. Boy I miss this era.
Fat Joe's first couple of bars ⚡
Beat is smooth like butter
Difference between rap kids who read books and kids who only read bookmarks.
That’s a bar
"No I'm not Jamaican ...But yes i am a Rasta" ... best line on this track !
No tight pants, no autotune, no mumble crap, no stupid face tats......this was the golden era of hip hop.
Shut up bro.
@@thatbronzeboij why you offended? He's right.
true. just lyrics and steet culture. pure hip hop
@@paulwright22 because this is on every single hiphop song in the 80s and 90s. i am a total oldhead but it's getting tiring. there is plenty and plenty of talent in hiphop out there today... you just needa look a little to find it and get your ears peeled off the radio. real hiphop is never on the radio
@@thatbronzeboij
GTFO , Lil pump fan
Real Hip-Hop !!!!
Happy 54th Birthday to Doug E. Fresh 2020!!!!!
Smiff n Wessun definitely one of the dopest duo’s of all time.
THIS SO DOPE!!!!!!!
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Thank you for helping me reach my dreams Thank you, God Bless.
I suggest Dan shinin if you haven't looked at it. its REALLY GOOD
My favorite rappers in 1993!!
THEY SIT BEHIND DAS EFX
@@andrew1988pantera nah, they’re ahead of Das Efx
Bless up the Mad Lion along side these LEGENDS 🙏🏾🔥🇯🇲
Lion was a legend him self at that time
No words.... Just man... Real MCs
Omg stiff and Wesson so much cool with confidence. Damn
Whose listening to this in 2080!!!!! Classic. One of the greatest rap songs ever made
With ya bro!!🎤💣🔥🔥🔥
Fat Joe giving props to Finesse is dope, that DITC love.
Everynight I am gonna bug out on that fright
I miss this style of music!!!! Come back!!! 2020!!!!!
Jeru ends this song off perfect, such a great verse🔥
A DJ From Houston Created the New York Sound!!
I found a BLACK Diamond in ruff tonight this is classic hip-hop..
Priceless 💜
Shouts to Lord Finesse for being the best
Jeru is great. The Sun Rises in The East is a must have record 👍
Always Relevant!!!!!!
Ahhhhhhh I miss the 80s nyc.
Thank you DJ Premier for bringing rappers together that I can relate to.
Classic!!!🔥🔥
hip hop at its finest
Jesus this is fucking fantastic. Long live 90s rap.
Jeru was way underrated in the 90s he could definitely hold his own. He had 2 superior albums back to back. First one a classic!!!!
No he wasn't....real heads had all his shit.....remember, this is Hip Hop, just like Funk...there's tons of fans and we don't need radio and video's, as long as we can get access.
@@chriso8193 U didnt grow up in the being of hip hop and in the 80 and 90 took to levels that was unheard of and Jeru was underrated at that time plus not everyone copied styles like now
Agreed!
True indeed 🎤🔥
Depends on who the audience was... Suburban white kids in Alaska... Yeah they were just getting up on MC Hammer but in the hood... Any hood USA... Nawh these cats were on!
Everybody is powerful on that track
I’ve struck more GOLD!!!!!!!
Jesus I completely forgot about this song. Thank God I decided to listen to masta ace and it suggested me this
Wait. Am I the only one to notice the perfection Doug E fresh delivered on this track?
Don't watch the video. Just listen with your headsets on.
He’s underrated asf on this joint.
Have you given “The Worlds Greatest Entertainer” LP a listen? It’s insane, totally slept on and hands down one of my favorite Hip-Hop Records of all time ALL THE WAY THROUGH!!!
Big Up!!
@@MisterElement i might should. i origninally found out about Doug through Slick Rick's jams and i def should explore more of Doug E's content. man this verse was dope
@@Idontlikeanyoneanywhere Word Divine One! Its a masterpiece!!
~ “Beatbox original, cool individual, rapping for some funds is my residual, dictate, conversate, loose weight, from nineteen eighty-seven to eighty-eight” !!! Its full of smooth rhymes and DOPE beats! Plus you’ll have to check de single “I’m Gettin’ Ready” !!! It has a remix with the Washington, DC Go-Go band RARE ESSENCE that’s FUNKY af!!
Doug E Fresh is a time traveler. Pay attention, doug E Fresh created The dougie, He popularized The milly rocc, and listen to His words "the old to the new the new to the old" then He switches His flow to 2010 Era flow
Man took me back. Alot of my favorites
Fat Joe KILLED it
"BRING IT ON IF YOU THINK U CAN HANG N IF NOT THEN LET ME DO MY THING" fat joe back in the day was the shit yo ✌🏽
Krs killed it, this song is a classic.
Smif-N-Wessun! Folks used to go crazy when they part came up!
I was one
Their back & forth was amazing!
KRS ".......you can't hide cuz my radar's going bipit bipit bipit.." Haaaaa that was dope.
East coast songs like this is why im a G and have swag that no one understands
That drop into Jeru is the flyest part
R.I.P. Hip Hop. 1976-1997 💔
True though 😂
1976-1999
dang hip hop was so beautiful, positive and uplifting .... we gotta get back to these days. I pray for the youngstas.
Premier....🏆🏆 🎹...Aw man....💪🏾💪🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Great music!
One of the coldest Hip hop tracks ever.
Big tune ❤️💛💚💯Classic
REAL BLACK MAN RAPPERS !
Smif-N-Wessun were amazing. Discovered 'Dah Shinin'' album only recently and it's far and away one of the best Hip Hop albums i've ever heard and so few know of it. Just brilliant.
This song is a true hip hop gem
This a hood banger classic right here. Brooklyn represent. I was in my last year of high school when this joint was bangin' in the streets. Memories.
KRS was lyrically way ahead of his time
If real hiphop was a city, I'd vacation there.
Smif n Wes killed it on this track ... man, I miss those days..
They really did. 🙏🏽
3:10 the best part of the song
No one can Touch KRS ONE still !!!!
Doug E fresh was my favorite part🔥🔥🔥🔥
Jeru was leagues ahead back in the day. Such a sick era.
Krs was killing this
Smiff n Wesson were just TO LIVE. Heavy slept on
Masterpiece
One of the hardest KRS verses, probably my favorite verse of his. Premiere is a genius, how he incorporates bucktown before the smif n wessun verse, unreal.
AGREED.
Yup
90’s west coast kid rocking with the east ✊🏽, the 90’s, the golden era of hip hop
Dj Premier The Wery Legend Respect from italy 💣🔥👊👍☝️🔝🎙🙏✌
Now this is hop hop. Nuff said.
Found this lost TRACK by accident..... A True Mixical..... Lyrical....... MASTERPIECE!!!!!!..... Last of True Hip Hop!!!!!😊👍👍👍👍✌️💗💗💗💗💗.........
"Fall to your knees.
Bring fruit. Ask advice.
Put your rhymes on the altar.
Burn em as a sacrifice"
That line still gives me chills after all these years.
Sin today SO CALLED rapper wont understand line like these
Remember when Fat Joe was down for real hip hop, but he was always about the money first and keepin it real doesn't sell to the masses, jerus verse is one of the dopest in hip hop ever
I liked doug e fresh's part 👍👍 from Russia with love
90s Hip Hop greatest art form to exist
NBK Academy amen bro
Agree...No Doubt About iT 😉😎✊
NBK Academy some say the 80s
80's-90's!!!!⚡🔥💥💣🌟💎🎤👽👑🎧🎹🎶🚀👾
Not to get too technical, but based on, and adding on to the replies to your comment I say 1986-1996 was the best 10 years in hip-hop so I say both the 80s and 90s were the best 🎤🎤
Fat Joe never gets old.
beat is pure bliss, mcs all did their thing, so timeless
This always taking back to the past.. Beautiful memories...
Jeru the Damaja killed it! Y’all can’t tell me he’s influential. 🐐
He was
i LOVE the mix of different styles
I've been watching this for like 20 years and I just realized they are actually throwing the mic to each other in the video! Lol.
this was the golden era ....
"Mr. Reaper, get your gear and prepare to war,
Mr. Vickster, you ain't gotta tell me no more" - are the most pathos lines that i ever heard! Smif-N-Wessun are da best!
now this is HIPHOP for real (:
Always find myself rewinding Smif N Wessun’s part🔥
They look baked af especially Tek😂
REAL HIP HOP BRONX #1 NEW YORK CITY 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍