And just to STRAIGHTEN IT OUT Screw DID NOT process the music afterwards. He always did that mixing and chopping effect LIVE on the turntables. Its cross fader manipulation and having good timing. If you want more of an understanding watch one of my videos i uploaded a few tracks that are remixed by me on my channel where i actually do this type of style on different songs. You can see exactly what it is im doing because im doing it via android and using a screen capture. Pretty neat stuff. Love the video, keep jamming Screw! RIP Screwzoo. Screwed for life 🤘🏼
@@elbosque8677 not always. There's a lot of tracks where he slowed them down and did the mixing. Most times you can tell by the way it sounds when he's choppin the song.
@@screweduptx512 are you saying he dropped the pitch and mixed it that way? Genuine question, love screw and im always trying to find out more info on him and how he did it.
@@elbosque8677 yes dude thats exactly what he did he dropped pitch to match as he was blending and he hid it with scratches and distortion so you couldn't tell as it was changing. Hed match tempo and pitch with whatever song he decided to match and blend into next on his Screw tapes
@@elbosque8677 there were a few things that were probably processed after but very rare you can hear him mixing, matching, chopping and blending in real time some times in Screw slow, way down to 60 bpm and sometimes at a slightly slower than normal tempo of certain songs.
Phil Collins - in the air??(Screwed) Lil Keke - Bounce n Turn Fat Pat - Ghetto Dreams DEA - Sun hit da fade PSK13 - My mind went blank (screw) ESG/Slim Thug - We the Boss Or ESG - Sailing the South
His plays the previous song over the first lyrics of the next song and refocus the music to present song. This song samples an old blues song. Either Johnny Taylor or someone in his league. Grandma used to play it all the time a parties.
Yea and on under that Screw would have a second blend hiding in the actual song and that second blend would be another mix of 2 different instrumentals if you listen to a lot of Screw tapes he's got tracks where you can hear up to 4 songs mixed into one song and it always sounds fire
Fry, Wet (embalming fluid) may have been a reason this was popular underground in H-Town b4 the rest of the city even heard a tape. Never done it then think of training day scene, pretty accurate 🤷. NVR smoke other ppls cigs 😂
Htine holdin it Dine groovin til the 🌎 stop moovin! Just the fact you are making content about screw Just got you a new subscriber and will have to watch your other stuff but after screw … play Tell me what you see by zro ( not the one with Trae) that song and my story by zro He is the 2 pac of the south no doubt but still in his own lane both of those songs gotta listen to the lyrics and enjoy his flow
You can tell DJ screw used Vinyl, & he made all these tapes live. He’s the one that made syrup so popular in rap & He eventually died from it. Sippin codeine.
no, it was murder. the government systematically removed hip hop legends to infiltrate the underground and taint real music with their government colonizing bullshit artists.
I'll subscribe if you double back and listen to DJ Screw's June 27th freestyle. A profound creation along the timeline of Screw's influence on Houston Rap and the career of many of his peers. The recording is a live freestyle amongst friends at a birthday party. No video necessary.
Ok. Great review. I saw ur pic n screw cover n thought I was tripping. I hv nvr seen a review of Robert Davis. SUC was the core members that always rapped and hung out at Screw's house. Most are unfortunately gone. The hierarchy down here is: Screw, Fat Pat for player shyt, K-Rino (Reno) for lyrics n S.P.C., Z-RO, Lil Keke, ESG 'The everyday street gangsta', D.E.A at Wreckshop Records, Hawk, Pokey, Mr. 3-2 (who Snoop modeled himself after at first, his words), Mike D, KK & a few others I know I'm missing that actually rapped. And that's just part of the Southside of Houston not to mention Nawfside with Swishahouse.
32 let Snoop sleep on his couch when Snoop was comin up. Snoop also took huge influence from 32 on how to rap. Its also said that 32 taught Pimp C how to rap.
Screw, Keke, Big Moe, HAWK, Pat, ESG, C Note Will Lean D Red Lil 3rd Big Mello Zro Trae Lil O Pimp C Big Pokey Al D Lil Flip Mike D, C Loc, Demo, Kay K, Screwzilla, BG Gator, Crazy C, Mistabol, Snipe, Enjoli, Tee Lee, Pimpin Toe, Pat Lemons, Lante, Bird Head Mr.32 Clay Doe Bun B Archie Lee Duke Duke, Knock Knock Doo Doo, A , Lil Randy, Rhino, Hurricane Duck, Grace, Los, Jut, Ronnie Spencer, C Blunt 380-D Slant, Doug, Nard, Shay, Dave, Lil Rob, D-Pac, Terrance, Lil Chuck,Tolu, Piccolo, Stick 1, Dre, BC, Monte, Matny, Hen Deuce, Big G, Poppy, Man Pooh, Big Floyd, Daryl, Short Mac, Chris Ward, Wacky J. There's a lot that I'm missing but this is the majority.
my mind went blank by dj screw is a must listen to, one of these best and simple productions ive ever heard
25 Lighters is another classic
Definitely needs to be listened to and reviewed!
Mind went blank was by Point Blank. Remixes Screwed and Chopped by DJ Screw
Whoever recommended this song to you chose a really good version of the track that is full of AMAZIMG chops.
Headed for my trunk
Dj Screw was the creator of the Chopped and screwed style of music. Hence the name Chopped snd Screwed.
And just to STRAIGHTEN IT OUT Screw DID NOT process the music afterwards. He always did that mixing and chopping effect LIVE on the turntables. Its cross fader manipulation and having good timing. If you want more of an understanding watch one of my videos i uploaded a few tracks that are remixed by me on my channel where i actually do this type of style on different songs. You can see exactly what it is im doing because im doing it via android and using a screen capture. Pretty neat stuff. Love the video, keep jamming Screw! RIP Screwzoo. Screwed for life 🤘🏼
I mean juggling the beat was not processed afterwards, but i thought to get the slowed effect on the tapes he processed the music afterwards.
@@elbosque8677 not always. There's a lot of tracks where he slowed them down and did the mixing. Most times you can tell by the way it sounds when he's choppin the song.
@@screweduptx512 are you saying he dropped the pitch and mixed it that way? Genuine question, love screw and im always trying to find out more info on him and how he did it.
@@elbosque8677 yes dude thats exactly what he did he dropped pitch to match as he was blending and he hid it with scratches and distortion so you couldn't tell as it was changing. Hed match tempo and pitch with whatever song he decided to match and blend into next on his Screw tapes
@@elbosque8677 there were a few things that were probably processed after but very rare you can hear him mixing, matching, chopping and blending in real time some times in Screw slow, way down to 60 bpm and sometimes at a slightly slower than normal tempo of certain songs.
High with the blanksta
I was 15 and bought the album at my local record store. Along with 3 in that mornin'. Amazing mixes by a legendary DJ.
The chorus is based on or a remake of a song by Latimore called “Let’s Straighten It Out” That’s where that old soul/funk feel comes from
Welcome to Houston
Phil Collins - in the air??(Screwed)
Lil Keke - Bounce n Turn
Fat Pat - Ghetto Dreams
DEA - Sun hit da fade
PSK13 - My mind went blank (screw)
ESG/Slim Thug - We the Boss
Or ESG - Sailing the South
His plays the previous song over the first lyrics of the next song and refocus the music to present song.
This song samples an old blues song. Either Johnny Taylor or someone in his league. Grandma used to play it all the time a parties.
Yea and on under that Screw would have a second blend hiding in the actual song and that second blend would be another mix of 2 different instrumentals if you listen to a lot of Screw tapes he's got tracks where you can hear up to 4 songs mixed into one song and it always sounds fire
More screw!!!!
More screw please
its because when theyre all blended together tracks merged for a seemeless album experience similar to the dark side of the moon album
It samples "Let's straighten it out" by Latimore. You'd probably like that.
Straighten it out is a song by point blank from the classic houston album "prone to bad dreams". Screw just put his style into the songs.
No one really knows this but George Floyd was a member of S.U.C
wow I never knew that
I saw him ina old Scarface video. Shi wuz crazy
Any real screwhead knows
More screw professor 🫡
Fry, Wet (embalming fluid) may have been a reason this was popular underground in H-Town b4 the rest of the city even heard a tape. Never done it then think of training day scene, pretty accurate 🤷. NVR smoke other ppls cigs 😂
Fry is the reason Screw had that drowning out sound and high pitched whines. When you smoke fry it gives youba sorta audio hallucination.
I grew up in the south so I’m a screwhead. Everything DJ Screw did was good
Man that wuz a good song. That menace to society bar wuz crazy. Was that Screw rappin? Or the other dude
Points blank was rappin
Screwzoo. Screwhead 4 lyfe . From the H salute 🫡
Htine holdin it Dine groovin til the 🌎 stop moovin! Just the fact you are making content about screw Just got you a new subscriber and will have to watch your other stuff but after screw … play Tell me what you see by zro ( not the one with Trae) that song and my story by zro He is the 2 pac of the south no doubt but still in his own lane both of those songs gotta listen to the lyrics and enjoy his flow
Tines are on forks, dine is what you do at a restaurant
You can tell DJ screw used Vinyl, & he made all these tapes live. He’s the one that made syrup so popular in rap & He eventually died from it. Sippin codeine.
He was murdered…Drank was poisoned
@@TheAbstract35 that's conspiracy. screw died from smoking fry. He was off valium, pcp, codeine, and some other shit.
no, it was murder. the government systematically removed hip hop legends to infiltrate the underground and taint real music with their government colonizing bullshit artists.
@Alyssa_Monsanto Yup!
I'll subscribe if you double back and listen to DJ Screw's June 27th freestyle. A profound creation along the timeline of Screw's influence on Houston Rap and the career of many of his peers. The recording is a live freestyle amongst friends at a birthday party. No video necessary.
If you like Screw you should listen to the Diary Of The Originator album. Its full of Dj Screw's Screw Tapes.
More Screw
H TOWN IN THE BUILDING
You should also listen to Pour Out a Little Liquor by Tupac but the DJ Screw version. Its off of Chapter 233
Do more screw
Is this a troll?? I have to use this...Big Poke-EEEE 😂
Not a troll, just ignorant.
Nice brother listen to z ro music or lil payne studio flexing
Do 25 lighters !
Ok. Great review. I saw ur pic n screw cover n thought I was tripping. I hv nvr seen a review of Robert Davis.
SUC was the core members that always rapped and hung out at Screw's house. Most are unfortunately gone. The hierarchy down here is: Screw, Fat Pat for player shyt, K-Rino (Reno) for lyrics n S.P.C., Z-RO, Lil Keke, ESG 'The everyday street gangsta', D.E.A at Wreckshop Records, Hawk, Pokey, Mr. 3-2 (who Snoop modeled himself after at first, his words), Mike D, KK & a few others I know I'm missing that actually rapped. And that's just part of the Southside of Houston not to mention Nawfside with Swishahouse.
32 let Snoop sleep on his couch when Snoop was comin up. Snoop also took huge influence from 32 on how to rap. Its also said that 32 taught Pimp C how to rap.
There's over 80 members of the Screwed Up Click. I can name them all for u real quick
Screw, Keke, Big Moe, HAWK, Pat, ESG, C Note Will Lean D Red Lil 3rd Big Mello Zro Trae Lil O Pimp C Big Pokey Al D Lil Flip Mike D, C Loc, Demo, Kay K, Screwzilla, BG Gator, Crazy C, Mistabol, Snipe, Enjoli, Tee Lee, Pimpin Toe, Pat Lemons, Lante, Bird Head Mr.32 Clay Doe Bun B Archie Lee Duke Duke, Knock Knock Doo Doo, A , Lil Randy, Rhino, Hurricane Duck, Grace, Los, Jut, Ronnie Spencer, C Blunt 380-D Slant, Doug, Nard, Shay, Dave, Lil Rob, D-Pac, Terrance, Lil Chuck,Tolu, Piccolo, Stick 1, Dre, BC, Monte, Matny, Hen Deuce, Big G, Poppy, Man Pooh, Big Floyd, Daryl, Short Mac, Chris Ward, Wacky J.
There's a lot that I'm missing but this is the majority.
lol you don’t know nothing about this player.
I was a pup when this came out. You ages behind my friend
Yes, that's sort of the point of my channel -- to educate myself on the music I missed when I was younger.
This is not the best of DJ screws.
DO 25 lighters !