Large Professor on Producing for Legends Like Nas, Busta Rhymes and A Tribe Called Quest
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- Опубликовано: 14 июн 2024
- Large Professor is one of the most important producers in hiphop history. Amazing convo.
Chapters
00:00:00 Top of Show
00:01:43 The 50th Anniversary of Hip Hop
00:06:10 Being a Producer
00:15:22 Being a Great MC
00:25:26 Critique of Today's Hip Hop
00:30:28 Busta Rhymes
00:35:47 A Tribe Called Quest
00:37:00 Crafting "Large Professor"
00:47:50 on Long Lasting Career
01:01:21 on The Music Business
Toure Show Episode 412
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Large Professor is indeed a legend, but still deserves more credit along with respect!
Large Pro, an all time great! Salute!!!
Had the pleasure of meeting this man in a record store in the LES some years before the pandemic.I'm on the floor digging through the discount bins. He sets up on the other side of the aisle like it was nothing. Blew my mind. Our paths would cross again at the same store some months later. Built up the courage to introduce myself. Super cool, humble...encouraging. He's a major influence on me. Much respect to Extra P, your producer's favorite producer.
“I went to hell for snuffin’ Jesus” bar is more relevant now than it was then. This interview with the Large Professor just took me back . I remember all of this. I’m looking at the front door was so iconic that I’m listening to this and nostalgia happened. Music isn’t the same nowadays. 💯 oh yeah new sub
When I discovered large pro my world changed! Easily in the top 10 producers of all time
Listen, Large Professor (X-P) is a legendary B-Boy, MC and producer. Toure could have dug deeper into his discography to identify more substantive material then LP’s work with Nas.
"1st Class" is such an underrated album, Extra P is a 🐐!
Xtra P! Legend 🫡 salute!
This was lit. Man, when Nas came out the way he changed up the game combining smooth and hard the way he did...thanks for taking us back 💯
Extra P!! Peace from France 🙏🏾🙌🏾❤️
Xtra ✨✨P✨✨✅
💯🔥🔥
@34:00 Large Pro tries to educate Toure, but he is not really understanding, listening or appreciating the jewel being dropped regarding Herc
Gratitude
Just wanna her LP complete a sentence without startin another thought,,, he be throwin me off, Big up to him tho - one of the greats
Super unfortunate his album got shelved. That shit is all bangers
Tell us about the humiliation rituals and blood sacrifices.
This is a great interview and it is great seeing more Hip Hop artists interviewed. The music is present and it also is in a way like a history book, so to see artists and the depth of the interview is very dope; it goes beyond insight. The human and spirit behind all of their creativity; however, it is very interesting to see the interviewers perspective and back handed opinion on how a creative uses their art to create their income. It is like the interview took a turn - the energy changed. It almost sounded insulting towards the end. IDK, to hear another man question their personal source of income is interesting. The true riches are the artists ability to create. You are not the big property, or the luxurious home that money buys. If you take that away then what are you? The cars, property are not you - then what are you? Very interesting end to interview. I put the thumbs down because of how the interview ended.
" you're not a hit guy " -Toure
🤨😐-Extra P
38:50 was suss af 🤣
Yoooooooooo......
Large is better than nas.
Let's keep it real.
Time stamp for Nas?
Maaan what’s this interviewer cat buggin on the seriousness of the wax sales … Don’t even deserve an interview if he’s trippin on how Extra P does shit ✊🏽