Want to see what 70s soul track Pete Rock wants YOU to flip for his Tracklib Beat Battle? Want to have a private one-on-one session with this absolute GOAT ? Want to get a MPC Live II Retro signed by him? I know you do so click it 👉 bit.ly/peterockbeatbattle
I NEED TO talk to Pete about his live for comic books on my show "Hip-Hop & Comics" Ive had his brother Grap Luva, Jeru The Damaja, and Pharoahe Monch on the show but never a producer or iconic legend like Pete Rock! I know he loves comic books and is a big collector since a little kid. Plz tell him to get at me and talk about two things he loves on "Hip-Hop & Comics" (channel is my name) 💯✌
@@6thElementOfHipHop I mean, 60 views and no videos in 7 months, your channel dead af 🤣of course you'd get HIS BROTHER on there because he's not the famous one, but you're never gonna get Pete Rock on there. Mark my words.
Legend. For real the producer’s producer. After Marley Marl Pete Rock can claim to father almost everyone else’s style. Especially if you sample. Maybe Q-Tip can get away with not bowing down but everyone else better recognize!
Pete lived on hillside I lived on brookside next block over heavy d lived on hillside as well, what can I say, Mt Vernon love 4 life, still gotta see me Pete, but like hev said, I got nothing but Love for ya
I’ve heard all these stories, the only thing I wanna hear from Pete Rock is him explaining how he makes his bass lines, that’s it. Oh and maybe one or two wah wah effect tips
People talk about Pete’s production. No one says anything about his ability to rhyme. Some of my personal favorite Pete verses are his verses on “in the flesh”, “ the basement”, “take your time”, and mos def, “escapism”.
He can spit if he needed to. I think he preferred to be that mix master, chemist behind the scenes. This brother is a genius by the very definition of the word
Yes he is one of the best producers ever. He up there with DJ Premier, DJ Quik, Dr. Dre, Marley Marl, and J-Dilla and Large Professor. I would say Pete Rock in the top five for sure. Rick Rubin and Larry Smith also got to be mentioned. So many other great producers like Daz, Q-Tip, Mannie Fresh, Battlecat, Cold 187, Timbaland, Scott Storch, Ant Banks, Mantronix and so many more.
Love the intelligence this man has. The World is Yours is one of, if not, the best hip hop song ever. The piano is so beautiful and goes well with the drums. The scratches cements that 90s feel.
Intelligence...? This fool can use a mpc. Word. But he thinks that Chemtrails are real as the fact that Bill gates invented the virus.. This has absolutely nothing to do with intelligence...
a hip hop genius, but has some pretty harmful beliefs. I just compartmentalise it and move on. Never meet your heroes because you'll be disappointed, is 100% the truth
T.R.O.Y. is one of my favorite beats (and songs) of all time. Raises hairs on my skin every time I listen. Thank you Pete Rock for everything you've done for music!
Pete Rock is in my top 3 favorite hip hop producers of all time. "The World Is Yours" is probably my favorite track of all time. First time I heard it was after midnight on 106.1 KMEL back in the summer of '94. Life changing for me. The piano hook sucked me in. My husband was partially responsible for me discovering that certain jazz artist that Pete sampled on this track.
My little brother likes Nas' music, i remember showing him Ahmad Jamals I Love Music (the sample for The World Is Yours) and my brother told me "I know this one!" And it makes me laugh cuz i know it too, and then i put on The World Is Yours and my brother immediately knows the song. It was nice :)
totally agree. when it comes to a producer making a perfect album for someone else, Preemo has Group Home's Livin' Proof, Pete Rock has INI's Center of Attention. I always liked Pete Rock but he earned more of my admiration after INI's late release and Petestrumental album
@@riminissi Word! I've always felt that way about those albums too: Livin' Proof & Center Of Attention; imho their best and coherent albums production wise 🙇♂️
I cried when he said Large Professor invited Nas to the crib and he was asked to sing the hook on a track he made months ago thru the passion and love of making music. ‘Shut em down’ and T.R.O.Y. Still refreshing This made my day, thank you @tracklib.
@@ghostshipone I didn’t know the true story between T.R.O.Y. I just know the dancer had died but didn’t know how he died. + I met Cl Smooth here in Jamaica, in ‘98 days he was visiting family. PR and Heavy D are cousins who are of Jamaican descent, so they are brothers from a different mother. Plus the sample he used in T.R.O.Y. I stumbled upon it when going through samples on YT. And it was spiritual just hearing outside the song. God is the greatest. PR music is not just jazz influence but soul and reggae as well. And I am a fan of Nas. Plus the ‘The World is yours’ is one of my favorite songs of all time. With or without the vocals. Just the piano makes you think of Sunday dinner at big mamas house. Just family with your cousins, aunts and uncles. The Mac and cheese, collards greens, soul food. Right sample right track. It fits. Jamaica is still the birthplace of hip hop starting with Kool Herc. He is the reason we have the PR, Heavy D, Large Professor , Black Moon, Dougie Fresh , KRS 1 etc. Even Vesrus is Jamaican ideology also known Sound Clashing. Therefore I cry.
@@Cartman-Official Life is beautiful and you can’t listen to hip hop when you’re dead. So I appreciate the art of the producer and/or the beatmaker cause God allowed that to happen to cause an emotional effect on my soul. Hey man, can’t take hip hop with you when you die. So I cry.
@ so it doesn’t matter dudes need to go do the work
2 года назад
@@rockbwoyindabuilding5397 please shut up man the samples are ready on whosampled and are cleared and don't he doesn't get samples from other artists stop pedestaling these artists
You know that Tracklib is the G.O.A.T. when they use that performance of P.E. from the British TV show "The Word". I was a teenager watching that on a Friday night. There was a problem with the Mic's or something and Chuck couldn't hear himself rap. Flavor did an adlib that was killer, then the Mic issue got resolved and the performance was killer. The crowd was rockin' well done Tracklib for mining that clip. I always picture that night whenever I hear that remix.
One Pete Rock remix that never got alot of attention was the 1994 Lords of the Underground - Flow On Remix. What Pete did with that Prince sample was genius!
A damn legend. One of the best producers ever. Having been inspired by listening to his music growing up its surreal to watch him sit there and talk. This man’s music meant a lot to me growing up. The type of hiphop he worked on was special. Nice to see he’s still doing well. Thanks Pete.
@@frondantrieb No bad blood between Pete and InI, but he probably feels guilty after Elektra fucked over InI by not releasing their album even though the Fakn' Jax single was a hit. Then he tried making amends with the group by releasing the album through BBE and get them some money but the label pulled some funky buisness with Pete and everyone got screwed out of what they were owed. That's most of it i think. Plus the 'official' version of Center Of Attention that was put out was botched and fucked up, all the tracks are in the wrong order and a bunch of Pete's instrumentals are missing plus it's missing a song too. Such a tragic situaction i don't blame Pete if he wants to distance himself from those experiences. So if you want to experience the album they intended you'll have to do some sluething for some bootleg test pressing floating out in cyberspace...
Pete Rock can do no wrong in my eyes. Soul Survivor was the soundtrack to my high school years. He introduced a level of musicality and technical skill to hip hop production that didn’t exist before him.
Legend Pete Rock is an absolute god of beats and my second favourite DJ and producer of all time and definitely inspires me to keep making music this video was so interesting and inspiring of how he talks about music and breaks it down dope af anyway nuff respect to Legend Pete Rock 👊🏾 One Love to real hip-hop and one love to old school hip-hop and one love to producing for ever ✊🏾
Man i was really hoping Skyzoo would get a shoutout here, the Retropolitan album was fantastic. Pete's production really helped turn me on to how talented Skyzoo is on the mic
T.R.O.Y is my favorite song of ALL-TIME! First time I heard it. I listened to it on repeat for a week straight. Blew my 11 year old mind. From the music, to the lyrics. Were mind opening for me. 🖤 nothing can top that instrumental!
Not for nothing if you never heard Gladys Knight's version of "The Makings of You", you are missing out on life.. Mr. Mayfield is a damn genius man big up
Pete is my favorite of all time. From his hardest beats (The U.N.) to Rather Unique from Az he has influenced some of the greats of today. Easy Producer Mount Rushmore
Respect to a legend!! Regardless of what people say sampling is an art form in itself.. not only that but the shit is not easy by any means, especially being able to make a beat in the caliber of Pete Rock
This is what happens when you respect your elders and you respect music, it creates people like Pete Rock, Premier, 9th Wonder, Apollo Brown, Nujabees, J Dilla, Havoc, The Alchemist and many many many more
First time really listening to Pete rocks work was on deployment and I had just downloaded the entire album “Center of Attention” because I liked the vibe of the song Grown Man Sport. So I Popped on my AirPods, started at track 1, lit a stoge and watched the sunset in the middle of the Indian Ocean. Not many albums I know where you can get down with every single song.
Man, Pete Rock is probably my favorite hip hop producer. Its a shame though I had to quit following him on social media during the pandemic because of all the garbage he was sharing. They say never meet your heros.
My Favorite Pete Rock Beat Will Always Be "Roc Marciano - Chris Angel" Damn, That Was Too Much Gas, Made Me Jealous, Had To Check My Sampling Skills😮💨🔥🔥🔥
That's ok fam. We know who they are. The great thing about an artist like Pete Rock is they don't do it for the fame and glory. They do it for the love of the craft. That's why they're great.
I NEED TO talk to Pete about his live for comic books on my show "Hip-Hop & Comics" Ive had his brother Grap Luva, Jeru The Damaja, and Pharoahe Monch on the show but never a producer or iconic legend like Pete Rock! I know he loves comic books and is a big collector since a little kid. Plz tell him to get at me and talk about two things he loves on "Hip-Hop & Comics" (channel is my name) 💯✌
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Want to see what 70s soul track Pete Rock wants YOU to flip for his Tracklib Beat Battle? Want to have a private one-on-one session with this absolute GOAT ? Want to get a MPC Live II Retro signed by him?
I know you do so click it 👉 bit.ly/peterockbeatbattle
Sample Breakdown: Gnarls Backley - Crazy
Im in ♥
Whenudigandyoursoulgetsthegoosbumpsbecauseumakingsoulfire!thanku
I NEED TO talk to Pete about his live for comic books on my show "Hip-Hop & Comics" Ive had his brother Grap Luva, Jeru The Damaja, and Pharoahe Monch on the show but never a producer or iconic legend like Pete Rock!
I know he loves comic books and is a big collector since a little kid.
Plz tell him to get at me and talk about two things he loves on "Hip-Hop & Comics" (channel is my name) 💯✌
@@6thElementOfHipHop I mean, 60 views and no videos in 7 months, your channel dead af 🤣of course you'd get HIS BROTHER on there because he's not the famous one, but you're never gonna get Pete Rock on there. Mark my words.
nice editing
Can you do LP BY JPEGMAFIA samples plzzzz
@@afiquacks1246 jesus chill out hes probably gonna do it you dont gotta sound like a child
@@t5k43 OK sorry my bad
For real- the Wav form examples of sample playback is amazing 🤩
You're welcome
The world is yours still gives me goosebumps.
You see how they broke it down?? I love watching beatmakers create music like that
I still remember the first time I heard it back in 08 when I was 16
@Rebellionardo the q tip remix was the first version I heard bk in 94.i thought it was the original 😄
@Rebellionardo facts bro.crooklyn dodgers 💥🔥
As it should
Pete Rock should be on everyone's top 5 producers list of all time.
I absolutely agree with u, 100%. He's my No.1. Him and J Dilla .
I AGREE
He's my no 1 dilla and apollo brown no 2 equal primo 3
Rza
Pete Rock
Just Blaze
Dr Dre
Timbaland
Top 3 yo
Legend. For real the producer’s producer. After Marley Marl Pete Rock can claim to father almost everyone else’s style. Especially if you sample. Maybe Q-Tip can get away with not bowing down but everyone else better recognize!
You can't mention Pete Rock without putting Eric Sermon in the same sentence.
@@terrance75 What about my man Preemo
@@alexmason6191 He's good. But I like Pete Rocks style better.
The joy is probably one of my favorite songs of all time. That beat is amazing
One of the greatest hip hop producers of all time
Feels like a convo on a bus. So chill and natural.
Never reveal your sources …Tell em Pete ….Rock the house 🔥🔥👌🏾👌🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
The man is a genius. Give him his flowers while he here 🌹🌺
Mecca and soul brothers is the soundtrack of my life
Pete Rock is a living legend!!
Got a chance to meet the legend in brooklyn was so nervous passing him my record vinyl of beats, but damn this is an amazing video
You’re a legend
Pete lived on hillside I lived on brookside next block over heavy d lived on hillside as well, what can I say, Mt Vernon love 4 life, still gotta see me Pete, but like hev said, I got nothing but Love for ya
Pete Rock is The Godfather of whatever chillhop music you guys are listening to nowadays. He’s been doing it since the 80s
I Love "Searching" That Instrumental Wooooooo Along With AZ's "Gimmie Yours" Ghostface Killah "Dogs Of War" Peace To Pete Rock
The man is One of a kind!
One of my absolute faves!
Pete Rock and I and I
Main ingredient is my fav
🙏🏾The Creator🙏🏾 thee original! Creativity unmatched!
The. Greatest. Hip-hop. Producer. Ever. 💯
Dilla, Madlib, Pete Rock
I’ve heard all these stories, the only thing I wanna hear from Pete Rock is him explaining how he makes his bass lines, that’s it. Oh and maybe one or two wah wah effect tips
lmao you know he aint never gone do that because thats how biters pop up you gotta keep secrets
this is and excellent inspiring, thank you
🔥🔥🔥
GOAT
I will fight those who disagree 😎🥃
Please make more vids like this
Love this shit
People talk about Pete’s production. No one says anything about his ability to rhyme. Some of my personal favorite Pete verses are his verses on “in the flesh”, “ the basement”, “take your time”, and mos def, “escapism”.
He can spit if he needed to.
I think he preferred to be that mix master, chemist behind the scenes.
This brother is a genius by the very definition of the word
SP1200🤙🏾
From the Thumbnail I thought this was rich homie quan
TROY is Goated
this guy is one of the best producers ever
Definitely
Sample based = yes
Rick rubin is the best
@Michaell AlexanderI'm gonna take the L on that.
Yes he is one of the best producers ever. He up there with DJ Premier, DJ Quik, Dr. Dre, Marley Marl, and J-Dilla and Large Professor. I would say Pete Rock in the top five for sure. Rick Rubin and Larry Smith also got to be mentioned. So many other great producers like Daz, Q-Tip, Mannie Fresh, Battlecat, Cold 187, Timbaland, Scott Storch, Ant Banks, Mantronix and so many more.
Love the intelligence this man has. The World is Yours is one of, if not, the best hip hop song ever. The piano is so beautiful and goes well with the drums. The scratches cements that 90s feel.
Intelligence...? This fool can use a mpc. Word. But he thinks that Chemtrails are real as the fact that Bill gates invented the virus..
This has absolutely nothing to do with intelligence...
@@fickifick8615 ok
a hip hop genius, but has some pretty harmful beliefs. I just compartmentalise it and move on. Never meet your heroes because you'll be disappointed, is 100% the truth
I swear at least top 3 greatest hip hop songs ever.🙏🙏
@@fickifick8615 you mad for no reason 😂🤡
Shout out to J Dilla. Stone cold legend. Rest in beats.
Peace and Beats
Detroits favorite son. Thank you for shouting him out. He deserves more recognition
The Pause Tape illustration was genius.
T.R.O.Y. is one of my favorite beats (and songs) of all time. Raises hairs on my skin every time I listen. Thank you Pete Rock for everything you've done for music!
The drums on that track kept changing shit it probably the best beat ever
Pete Rock is in my top 3 favorite hip hop producers of all time. "The World Is Yours" is probably my favorite track of all time. First time I heard it was after midnight on 106.1 KMEL back in the summer of '94. Life changing for me. The piano hook sucked me in. My husband was partially responsible for me discovering that certain jazz artist that Pete sampled on this track.
aaaaaaaaaaayyyy!!!!! fellow cali native huh? been your way plenty!
My little brother likes Nas' music, i remember showing him Ahmad Jamals I Love Music (the sample for The World Is Yours) and my brother told me "I know this one!" And it makes me laugh cuz i know it too, and then i put on The World Is Yours and my brother immediately knows the song. It was nice :)
Need preemo, and large professor next.
T.R.O.Y. Still might be the greatest beat of all time.
Not if you had NBA Street growing up.
@@ReggieNoble1089 ? It was the theme of Vol. 2.
J Dilla
Q-Tip
Pete Rock
Kanye
9th Wonder
DJ Premo
Madlib
Neptunes
Timbaland
Nujabes
One of my fav Producers ever
Como Que Timberland?!, Timbaland!!! >:(
Alchemist 👀
@@khxnbeats nobody mentions havoc
@@96_stars22 truee😭😭 | should be up there fr
@@96_stars22 Easy Mo B, Lord Finesse, Buckwild...
Samples are everywhere, its all about how you hear them 💎
No truer statement has ever been made.
Visualisations of the samples being cut and rearranged / stretched are FIRE.
I am super intrigued with how they do this. I want to watch THAT video.
@@LyrixNChill Probably Adobe AE and photoshop?
Wish he said sth about INI's album which arguably contained his best production work
Exactly
totally agree. when it comes to a producer making a perfect album for someone else, Preemo has Group Home's Livin' Proof, Pete Rock has INI's Center of Attention. I always liked Pete Rock but he earned more of my admiration after INI's late release and Petestrumental album
@@riminissi Word! I've always felt that way about those albums too: Livin' Proof & Center Of Attention; imho their best and coherent albums production wise 🙇♂️
"That was some superhero shit I was on." Yes it was, good sir. Thanks for the sounds through the years Pete!
I cried when he said Large Professor invited Nas to the crib and he was asked to sing the hook on a track he made months ago thru the passion and love of making music. ‘Shut em down’ and T.R.O.Y. Still refreshing This made my day, thank you @tracklib.
Why did this make you cry????
@@ghostshipone I didn’t know the true story between T.R.O.Y. I just know the dancer had died but didn’t know how he died. + I met Cl Smooth here in Jamaica, in ‘98 days he was visiting family. PR and Heavy D are cousins who are of Jamaican descent, so they are brothers from a different mother. Plus the sample he used in T.R.O.Y. I stumbled upon it when going through samples on YT. And it was spiritual just hearing outside the song. God is the greatest. PR music is not just jazz influence but soul and reggae as well. And I am a fan of Nas.
Plus the ‘The World is yours’ is one of my favorite songs of all time. With or without the vocals. Just the piano makes you think of Sunday dinner at big mamas house. Just family with your cousins, aunts and uncles. The Mac and cheese, collards greens, soul food. Right sample right track. It fits.
Jamaica is still the birthplace of hip hop starting with Kool Herc. He is the reason we have the PR, Heavy D, Large Professor , Black Moon, Dougie Fresh , KRS 1 etc. Even Vesrus is Jamaican ideology also known Sound Clashing.
Therefore I cry.
@@craigbrown6718 thats no reason to cry
@@Cartman-Official Life is beautiful and you can’t listen to hip hop when you’re dead. So I appreciate the art of the producer and/or the beatmaker cause God allowed that to happen to cause an emotional effect on my soul.
Hey man, can’t take hip hop with you when you die.
So I cry.
Strictly no sample snitching from TrackLib this episode 😂😂
Its not if its already cleared
@ so it doesn’t matter dudes need to go do the work
@@rockbwoyindabuilding5397 please shut up man the samples are ready on whosampled and are cleared and don't he doesn't get samples from other artists stop pedestaling these artists
@hope pete and everyone have their page’s removed from that clown circus
@@rockbwoyindabuilding5397 they didn't fool
You know that Tracklib is the G.O.A.T. when they use that performance of P.E. from the British TV show "The Word". I was a teenager watching that on a Friday night. There was a problem with the Mic's or something and Chuck couldn't hear himself rap. Flavor did an adlib that was killer, then the Mic issue got resolved and the performance was killer. The crowd was rockin' well done Tracklib for mining that clip. I always picture that night whenever I hear that remix.
Grandmaster pete rock. He inspired me a lot and now that im in a very difficult time of my life his music just helps me to be the best i can be
factsssss
Pete Rock is one of the main reasons I love James Brown & Jazz to this day.
Pete Rock in my mind is the best hip hop producer of all time.
Pete Rock is my No.1 producer of all times. Shout out to Tracklib for recognizing Pete Rock. I feel like he's often overlooked.
I GOT GOOSEBUMPS AT 7:10 AND 7:32 😰😰🔥🔥
One Pete Rock remix that never got alot of attention was the 1994 Lords of the Underground - Flow On Remix. What Pete did with that Prince sample was genius!
Pete is the Master of the horn sampling game. I've studied all his beats in those days. Legend status indeed. Salute to the God
A damn legend. One of the best producers ever. Having been inspired by listening to his music growing up its surreal to watch him sit there and talk. This man’s music meant a lot to me growing up. The type of hiphop he worked on was special. Nice to see he’s still doing well. Thanks Pete.
Please do more this series. Would love to see Premier, Havoc, Just Blaze, Bink!, Easy Mo Bee, 9th Wonder
One of the true beat makers and producers in history I really dig Pete Rock is so inspiring this was a dope interview 👍
Amazing video. Shoudda been 4 hours longer though :-( really wish he talked about working with InI and Dida though. Old wounds i guess
@@frondantrieb No bad blood between Pete and InI, but he probably feels guilty after Elektra fucked over InI by not releasing their album even though the Fakn' Jax single was a hit. Then he tried making amends with the group by releasing the album through BBE and get them some money but the label pulled some funky buisness with Pete and everyone got screwed out of what they were owed. That's most of it i think. Plus the 'official' version of Center Of Attention that was put out was botched and fucked up, all the tracks are in the wrong order and a bunch of Pete's instrumentals are missing plus it's missing a song too. Such a tragic situaction i don't blame Pete if he wants to distance himself from those experiences. So if you want to experience the album they intended you'll have to do some sluething for some bootleg test pressing floating out in cyberspace...
Sampling is so fun but Pete Rock just brings it to another level
Pete Rock can do no wrong in my eyes. Soul Survivor was the soundtrack to my high school years. He introduced a level of musicality and technical skill to hip hop production that didn’t exist before him.
Legend Pete Rock is an absolute god of beats and my second favourite DJ and producer of all time and definitely inspires me to keep making music this video was so interesting and inspiring of how he talks about music and breaks it down dope af anyway nuff respect to Legend Pete Rock 👊🏾 One Love to real hip-hop and one love to old school hip-hop and one love to producing for ever ✊🏾
Man i was really hoping Skyzoo would get a shoutout here, the Retropolitan album was fantastic. Pete's production really helped turn me on to how talented Skyzoo is on the mic
T.R.O.Y is my favorite song of ALL-TIME! First time I heard it. I listened to it on repeat for a week straight. Blew my 11 year old mind. From the music, to the lyrics. Were mind opening for me. 🖤 nothing can top that instrumental!
chills when heard i love music
A national treasure, this bruvah has smooth'd out my days many a times
I still wanna see Pete Rock #VERZUZ DJ Muggs. that would be crazy.
this just made they reminisce over you hit 1000x harder 🥲🥲
The Roots used that last sample they showed for the world is yours on a track called ” Web” off the Tipping Point album
THANK YOU Tracklib for this gem. In the name of baby black Jesus...thank you! Keep them coming!
🌍🎤My music will have a place in the music industry🤞🏾🔥💨
Absolutely Legend. Still One Of The greatest inspiration. RIP Heavy D. Thank god that underground HipHop talents still saving HipHop
The Joy is one of the greatest songs of all time. Pete Rock is a genius
Not for nothing if you never heard Gladys Knight's version of "The Makings of You", you are missing out on life.. Mr. Mayfield is a damn genius man big up
Pete is my favorite of all time. From his hardest beats (The U.N.) to Rather Unique from Az he has influenced some of the greats of today. Easy Producer Mount Rushmore
Large Pro, Dj Premiere and Pete Rock are my favourite producers, hands down!
Ced Gee?
Thank you thank you thank you Tracklib for the amazing quality, and mad props to Pete Rock, my favorite producer ever.
Respect to a legend!! Regardless of what people say sampling is an art form in itself.. not only that but the shit is not easy by any means, especially being able to make a beat in the caliber of Pete Rock
This is what happens when you respect your elders and you respect music, it creates people like Pete Rock, Premier, 9th Wonder, Apollo Brown, Nujabees, J Dilla, Havoc, The Alchemist and many many many more
My top 5 producers EVER
DJ Premier
Pete Rock
Large Professor
Havoc/ Q Tip
Teddy Riley
Havoc is better, at least
I love watching him flip Love is a Battlefield in that one video
Pete Rock is Rich Homie Quans father in an alternate universe
First time really listening to Pete rocks work was on deployment and I had just downloaded the entire album “Center of Attention” because I liked the vibe of the song Grown Man Sport. So I Popped on my AirPods, started at track 1, lit a stoge and watched the sunset in the middle of the Indian Ocean. Not many albums I know where you can get down with every single song.
That album was amazing!
He's in my top 5 of all time. Pete Rock, Premier and Muggs
Pete Rock got the Patrick Ewing nostrils.
He sings on "the world is yours" and produced it, what a legend. Saw him DJ in Paris a few years ago for my birthday. Good times.
Facts! Do you think he will win the lawsuit against Nas? Sad that it even came down to that
legendary. much respect to tracklib and the soul brother #1!
Man that's simple, I saw Pete Rock on Tracklib, I CLICKED !
Pete Rock is one of the greatest producers in Hip Hop.
Pete Rock = Master of the SP1200
Man, Pete Rock is probably my favorite hip hop producer. Its a shame though I had to quit following him on social media during the pandemic because of all the garbage he was sharing. They say never meet your heros.
I met Pete rock he’s definitely an humble person and knows how to show his style in being an disc jockey/producer 🙏🏽
Легендарный Дядя. Дай Бог ему здоровья!!!
Pete rep Mount Earing to the fullest. Everybody listened to him on the radio. The 90s in Mount Vernon was 🔥.
This was so inspiring Pete Rock and shoutouts to everybody from Mt. Vernon. The world is yours!
Dont ever tell me that pr is not the best
My Favorite Pete Rock Beat Will Always Be "Roc Marciano - Chris Angel" Damn, That Was Too Much Gas, Made Me Jealous, Had To Check My Sampling Skills😮💨🔥🔥🔥
I hate how people do not acknowledge producers like pete rock but all you here is dr dre dr dre and dr Dre
Like damn people wake up
That's ok fam.
We know who they are. The great thing about an artist like Pete Rock is they don't do it for the fame and glory. They do it for the love of the craft. That's why they're great.
@@johnsuggs7828 yeahh👍👍
I NEED TO talk to Pete about his live for comic books on my show "Hip-Hop & Comics" Ive had his brother Grap Luva, Jeru The Damaja, and Pharoahe Monch on the show but never a producer or iconic legend like Pete Rock!
I know he loves comic books and is a big collector since a little kid.
Plz tell him to get at me and talk about two things he loves on "Hip-Hop & Comics" (channel is my name) 💯✌
Maestro de Maestros!!! Pete Rock Djedi from Djedis!!! Like a Guru...
Like Common said... Under the Fubu there's a Guru...
Namaste Haribol Asewe