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Post by NECRO on Sept 1, 2024 19:46:36 GMT
Over the years, Necro has collaborated with several heavyweights in the rap scene, creating some iconic tracks that fans still talk about today. Interestingly, collaborations have contributed to about 30% of his total song releases. Which collaboration do you think really exemplifies the fusion of Necro's unique style with another artist's talent? Tracks with artists like Ill Bill or his work with THE GODFATHERS project with The Legendary KOOL G RAP always spark debate. Let’s share our favorites and discuss what makes those collaborations successful!
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Post by nafan on Sept 2, 2024 17:47:33 GMT
Necro and Hyde and Ill Bill always come prepared and fucking slayed it together. Necro and Ill Bill and Necro and Hyde are my favorite collaborations on albums and tracks. I personally like to show people new to Necro some of the tracks he did with Ill Bill such as The Most Sadistic, You're dead and the crazies. Hell, that whole Circle of Tyrants album was fucking awesome. I managed to cop a vinyl.
But I gotta say, that Godfathers album fucking SLAYED! I missed the chance for a vinyl because I didn't know about the European websites back in the day, but I did cop a cd. I play it and Circle of Tyrants regularly.
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Post by coolmoemac on Sept 3, 2024 13:48:46 GMT
I haven't been that up to date with the new stuff, so the tracks that stick with me are the early ones. I was a huge fan of Necro's verse on 'Refuse To Lose', which I also believe he produced the beat to. Did he ever refer to himself as 'Necrodamus' apart from that track? More than just the verses, the fact that Necro produced a lot of tracks showed that he's more creative than a lot of artists. His sampling really is second to none in hiphop.
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Post by Kal on Sept 6, 2024 0:13:52 GMT
Necro did not have a verse on Refuse to Lose. I think you mean "I shot Reagan". They are similar tracks and were made around the same time I think, so yeah, easy to confuse them.
As for what collabo I think stands out the most in the sense of Necro's style complimenting the other artist and vice versa, I'd need some time to think about that. I could just say that all collabos have sounded well, but which stands out the most? To be continued...
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Post by Kal on Sept 6, 2024 1:01:00 GMT
I like the Sabacolypse album a lot! Sabac's vocals over those beats are very well fitting, creating an image I cannot describe using words. Great sample selection and well picked beats for Sabac! One of my favorite Hip Hop albums ever.
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Post by nafan on Sept 6, 2024 1:22:49 GMT
A 2024 Necro facebook post I saved:
I WAS BEING A NICE GUY HELPING THESE DUDES OUT - NOBODY WAS EVER GONNA PRODUCE OR RELEASE A WHOLE SABAC ALBUM - HE WAS NOT CONSIDERED A HOT RAPPER AT THE TIME - HE WAS PART OF NON PHIXION BUT AS A SOLO NOBODY WAS FEELING THAT POSITIVE STUFF - HE WANTED BE LIKE IMMORTAL TECH BUT HE DOESN'T HAVE A PERSONALITY LIKE THAT - HE IS TOO NICE OF A GUY - ANYWAY IT WAS AN OPPORTUNITY FOR ME TO FLEX PRODUCTION SKILLS SHOWCASING VERSATILITY - I WAS PROUD OF THAT ALBUM AT THE TIME - I GAVE SABAC A SAFE PLACE TO RECORD WHERE HE COULD HAVE CANDLES LIT IN THE STUDIO BE REAL BOHEMIAN - NOBODY EVER DID THAT FOR HIM - AND I FUNDED EVERYTHING - MADE ALL THE BEATS - LET HIM CHOOSE - BLAH BLAH BLAH - I DON'T MESS WITH HIM ANYMORE BECAUSE HE DISRESPECTED ME - A FEW YEARS LATER HE WAS ASKED TO MAKE A LIST OF HIS FAVORITE PRODUCERS - AND HE LISTED LIKE 20 PEOPLE AND DID NOT MENTION ME - HE HAD THE NERVE TO MENTION ALCHEMIST LOL - SOMEONE WHO NEVER DID A THING FOR HIM - THE DISRESPECT WAS CRAZY - I DON'T EVEN GET A MENTION AFTER WHAT I DID? I CAN'T FUCK WITH SOMEONE THAT HAS NO RESPECT - THIS IS THE PROBLEM WITH NON PHIXION - THEY ARE SUPER DISRESPECTFUL AS PEOPLE - TAKE NECRO OUT OF THE EQUATION AND 75% OF THEIR BANGERS WOULD BE GONE - TIL THIS DAY THEY CAN'T DO A SHOW WITHOUT RAPPING ON 10+ NECRO BEATS AND I WASN'T EVEN INVITED TO THEIR 20TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE FUTURE IS NOW - BUT YOU KNOW WHAT - YOU ASKED - I WOULDN'T BRING THIS UP IF YOU DIDN'T ASK - MY SPOTIFY NUMBERS ARE HIGHER THAN ALL THOSE DUDES SOLO WISE AND NP - SO WHO REALLY IS POPPIN'?
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Post by nafan on Sept 6, 2024 1:27:55 GMT
I like the Sabacolypse album a lot! Sabac's vocals over those beats are very well fitting, creating an image I cannot describe using words. Great sample selection and well picked beats for Sabac! One of my favorite Hip Hop albums ever. Goretex is my favorite 2004 non phixion solo album. Lyrically Ill Bill's was the best but musically, Goretex's was awesome. It had the most Necro guitar. What can I say? I'm a white boy who grew up with rock and metal. But still have a soft spot for rap that has REALLY grown over time. |
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Post by Kal on Sept 6, 2024 2:09:32 GMT
A 2024 Necro facebook post I saved: I WAS BEING A NICE GUY HELPING THESE DUDES OUT - NOBODY WAS EVER GONNA PRODUCE OR RELEASE A WHOLE SABAC ALBUM - HE WAS NOT CONSIDERED A HOT RAPPER AT THE TIME - HE WAS PART OF NON PHIXION BUT AS A SOLO NOBODY WAS FEELING THAT POSITIVE STUFF - HE WANTED BE LIKE IMMORTAL TECH BUT HE DOESN'T HAVE A PERSONALITY LIKE THAT - HE IS TOO NICE OF A GUY - ANYWAY IT WAS AN OPPORTUNITY FOR ME TO FLEX PRODUCTION SKILLS SHOWCASING VERSATILITY - I WAS PROUD OF THAT ALBUM AT THE TIME - I GAVE SABAC A SAFE PLACE TO RECORD WHERE HE COULD HAVE CANDLES LIT IN THE STUDIO BE REAL BOHEMIAN - NOBODY EVER DID THAT FOR HIM - AND I FUNDED EVERYTHING - MADE ALL THE BEATS - LET HIM CHOOSE - BLAH BLAH BLAH - I DON'T MESS WITH HIM ANYMORE BECAUSE HE DISRESPECTED ME - A FEW YEARS LATER HE WAS ASKED TO MAKE A LIST OF HIS FAVORITE PRODUCERS - AND HE LISTED LIKE 20 PEOPLE AND DID NOT MENTION ME - HE HAD THE NERVE TO MENTION ALCHEMIST LOL - SOMEONE WHO NEVER DID A THING FOR HIM - THE DISRESPECT WAS CRAZY - I DON'T EVEN GET A MENTION AFTER WHAT I DID? I CAN'T FUCK WITH SOMEONE THAT HAS NO RESPECT - THIS IS THE PROBLEM WITH NON PHIXION - THEY ARE SUPER DISRESPECTFUL AS PEOPLE - TAKE NECRO OUT OF THE EQUATION AND 75% OF THEIR BANGERS WOULD BE GONE - TIL THIS DAY THEY CAN'T DO A SHOW WITHOUT RAPPING ON 10+ NECRO BEATS AND I WASN'T EVEN INVITED TO THEIR 20TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE FUTURE IS NOW - BUT YOU KNOW WHAT - YOU ASKED - I WOULDN'T BRING THIS UP IF YOU DIDN'T ASK - MY SPOTIFY NUMBERS ARE HIGHER THAN ALL THOSE DUDES SOLO WISE AND NP - SO WHO REALLY IS POPPIN'?
I've never seen this before. Interesting. Thanks for sharing. I will guess that Necro and Sabac are cool now as I think Necro said something about attending Sabac's wedding or something, unless that was before, I'm not sure. I could be wrong. Necro is right, NP without his production has nothing.
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Post by Kal on Sept 6, 2024 2:14:27 GMT
I like the Sabacolypse album a lot! Sabac's vocals over those beats are very well fitting, creating an image I cannot describe using words. Great sample selection and well picked beats for Sabac! One of my favorite Hip Hop albums ever. Goretex is my favorite 2004 non phixion solo album. Lyrically Ill Bill's was the best but musically, Goretex's was awesome. It had the most Necro guitar. What can I say? I'm a white boy who grew up with rock and metal. But still have a soft spot for rap that has REALLY grown over time.
That's a really good one as well in its own right. The beats are so obscure to me. All these Necro produced albums do their own thing and have their own sound and feel. The Ill Bill album is different again, and the Hyde one which has some of the illest beats in my opinion.
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Post by coolmoemac on Sept 6, 2024 4:24:25 GMT
Necro did not have a verse on Refuse to Lose. I think you mean "I shot Reagan". They are similar tracks and were made around the same time I think, so yeah, easy to confuse them. As for what collabo I think stands out the most in the sense of Necro's style complimenting the other artist and vice versa, I'd need some time to think about that. I could just say that all collabos have sounded well, but which stands out the most? To be continued... Yeah of course you're right. He also produced another classic of theirs '5 Boros'. Thanks to the person that put up his quote about NonPhixion. Hard to disagree with him, but thats the problem with a lot of people. You go out of your way to help them and they are just super ungrateful people. Unfortunately you always learn that about them aftewards. |
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Post by nafan on Sept 6, 2024 4:41:07 GMT
I've never seen this before. Interesting. Thanks for sharing. I will guess that Necro and Sabac are cool now as I think Necro said something about attending Sabac's wedding or something, unless that was before, I'm not sure. I could be wrong.
This is what Sabac has been doing in California for a while where he lives with his wife and child.
rocketreach.co/john-fuentes-email_85667271I don't know when he got married but I suspect he got married and Necro was at the wedding. But then Sabac did what he did to Necro. Sabac's son was born in 2011 or 2010.
"The Future is Now" gets regular play in my house, as well as the new non-phixion instrumentals cd Necro put out on his new site. On the other hand, if Necro didn't make so many non phixion beats, they probably would have just purchased more from DJ Premier and Pete Rock who both made one beat each for "The Future is Now." What I am saying however is that type of big league of classic, amazing producers such as Premo and Rock, Necro is part of that elite!
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Post by nafan on Sept 6, 2024 4:57:57 GMT
I like the Sabacolypse album a lot! Sabac's vocals over those beats are very well fitting, creating an image I cannot describe using words. Great sample selection and well picked beats for Sabac! One of my favorite Hip Hop albums ever. I bought my cd of Sabacolypse years ago and I also managed to cop an original instrumentals cd of it from psycho-logical records. One thing I did notice is that the instrumental for Speak Militant is that it randomly fades out at 1:25 but then back in after a few seconds. I don't know why.
It doesn't do that on the track with the rap.
I assume it therefore does the same fade on the new edition of the Sabac Instrumentals cd Necro has on his new site for sale.
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Post by Kal on Sept 6, 2024 10:04:33 GMT
I had never noticed that fade before. I don't think it matters myself as none of the loop sequence is being left out. I think it's good that the instrumental is different that way, it adds variety.
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Post by Kal on Sept 6, 2024 10:07:19 GMT
I've never seen this before. Interesting. Thanks for sharing. I will guess that Necro and Sabac are cool now as I think Necro said something about attending Sabac's wedding or something, unless that was before, I'm not sure. I could be wrong.
This is what Sabac has been doing in California for a while where he lives with his wife and child.
rocketreach.co/john-fuentes-email_85667271I don't know when he got married but I suspect he got married and Necro was at the wedding. But then Sabac did what he did to Necro. Sabac's son was born in 2011 or 2010.
"The Future is Now" gets regular play in my house, as well as the new non-phixion instrumentals cd Necro put out on his new site. On the other hand, if Necro didn't make so many non phixion beats, they probably would have just purchased more from DJ Premier and Pete Rock who both made one beat each for "The Future is Now." What I am saying however is that type of big league of classic, amazing producers such as Premo and Rock, Necro is part of that elite!
Why didn't they then anyway, instead of using Necro's beats in the first place? it's because they knew/know necro's beats are what they are, just as good as others' beats, Premo, etc.
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