i love these comments. people get it. it's interesting that some people just don't. I am 64-year-old white dude who was trained as a classical musician, and a lifetime fan of jazz. never even heard of JD till I picked up a book about 21st century jazz, where the author spoke in reverential tones about the great genius of Dilla and his immensely important influence. I was like, who? go on the youtube and boom! you're a member of the international fraternity of those who get it.
Putting the sample as an intro clearly shows why Dilla is number 1. Never ever felt this beat until few months ago. It feels like my heart is in safe place while that bassline is petting my back. Dilla was playing with people's feelings and emotions. And that's probably why I feel like he was my best friend, my brother, my mentor and my hero. And I hadnt even met the guy.
Bro only a few folks will share this sentiment, I feel like that bout him too, I too feel I had a special connection with him, find myself trying to work out n understand how his brain worked, what is he feeling when he’s creating!🤔
Is that because these are just fan mixes with different names? Or is this really something j dilla himself dropped, I’m starting to feel like a lot of the stuff may just be fake fan stuff but I honestly don’t know
Yes, we know the sample is cool but, we also know that you came here for the beat. I love his kicks and snares on this one...and then to let the bass ride with the kick for a few and then disappear is genius.
This is from the Yancey Boys instrumental album. I feel this is the original version because it sounds so 90s. His best work is from the 90s imo not saying the eras were bad it's just what I prefer to hear the most
"The Chicago and Kansas Concert in Boston has been changed to the Kansas and Boston Concert in Chicago" Bonus points if someone knows where this one is from.
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i love these comments. people get it. it's interesting that some people just don't. I am 64-year-old white dude who was trained as a classical musician, and a lifetime fan of jazz. never even heard of JD till I picked up a book about 21st century jazz, where the author spoke in reverential tones about the great genius of Dilla and his immensely important influence. I was like, who? go on the youtube and boom! you're a member of the international fraternity of those who get it.
Head bopping can be internationally understood instantaneously; quite a phenomenon
which book?
@@ronnie3726 need to know too!
Putting the sample as an intro clearly shows why Dilla is number 1. Never ever felt this beat until few months ago. It feels like my heart is in safe place while that bassline is petting my back. Dilla was playing with people's feelings and emotions. And that's probably why I feel like he was my best friend, my brother, my mentor and my hero. And I hadnt even met the guy.
John Reder I agree I feel so close to him regardless of even knowing him R.I.P to my nigga JD
Same, and I was born 6 days after he died yet I feel like he completely changed my life and made me want to make music
@@47AdriRamiAKAETHG Damn I Was 17 Lol
La Fuerza put the sample in the beginning, not Dilla. But still
Bro only a few folks will share this sentiment, I feel like that bout him too, I too feel I had a special connection with him, find myself trying to work out n understand how his brain worked, what is he feeling when he’s creating!🤔
I swear that Dilla is finding a way to distribute beats from heaven.
_agree!!!!
Best comment I've ever stumbled upon, Blessings 🙏🏽
He was here catching and now he's there sending
Is that because these are just fan mixes with different names? Or is this really something j dilla himself dropped, I’m starting to feel like a lot of the stuff may just be fake fan stuff but I honestly don’t know
@@adambromley6972 Nah it's his. The song " we here " produced for his brother illa J. On his debut album. Fire track.
These original samples at the top of the track segueways BEAUTIFULLY into his rendition.
Man that sample is insane
Damn man,this beat makes me cry,maximum respect and love from Brasil,Rip Dilla!
i just cried to this beat too it's that epic
The intro is heavenly 👌👌👌👌👌
An ad just fucking ruined it on my first listen
@@kalilkash973lol😂
Yes, we know the sample is cool but, we also know that you came here for the beat.
I love his kicks and snares on this one...and then to let the bass ride with the kick for a few and then disappear is genius.
to the people who disliked this beat...SEEK HELP IMMEDIATELY!!!
I think it's a mistake
Facts
they accidentally clicked dislike from crying because of how beautiful this beat was
This has been the smoothest soundtrack to work from home to. It helped me get through the month of May 2020. F$ck you COVID-19 and Thank you Dilla! X
This beat always makes me smile
I would buy a vinyl of of all of these Dilla beat extensions.. well done my brotha 🔥🙏🏿🔥
this feels like a cold breeze when ur in the park at night
I love this beat, thanks.
This is from the Yancey Boys instrumental album. I feel this is the original version because it sounds so 90s. His best work is from the 90s imo not saying the eras were bad it's just what I prefer to hear the most
hasani SGS This version is from the beat tape "The What Up Doe Sessions" from 1996. You could say this is the first variation of the beat 'We Here'
I can here the we here in this
@@lafuerza. Exactly! He still has beats that havent seen the light of day especially early iterations.
Just the same sample
This originally is *5 Ela - Ain't No Love*
if you don't lose track of time while listening to dilla's beats then i don't know what does
Genius! 🌞
"The Chicago and Kansas Concert in Boston has been changed to the Kansas and Boston Concert in Chicago" Bonus points if someone knows where this one is from.
If you have tickets, keep them, they will be honored at the door.
"Hi, folks, smoking more now but getting high less?"
@@SamSeven214 Try new Acapulco gold?
One of those tracks from the 5 pre jay lib beat tapes lol
My God 😍 this is insane
damn what a legend Dilla knew how to put 20th century living into a beat
keep Killing It !!!!!!!
Stellar
Obrigado por divulgar isso
OMFG!!!!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
chill beat
yezzir
Dope
Ain't no love, trick!!!! 5 ele (Thyme) rocked this beat easily!!!!!
If this is the beat to "We Here", I liked that song the minute I heard it lol....
Intro is beautiful. Where is this sampled from? Anybody know? I'm surprised Dilla didn't use any of the piano chords in his beat
It's from L.A. Express' album called "Shadow Play", and the song is titled "Silhouette". A great album, I definitely recommend giving it a go!
he did in da unreleased epchy joint pretty sure
Did you make 'Colors' private? Man why D: hook a brother up
hey if you’ve got email i can send you a download i have of it from a while back, i’d be more than happy to send it ur way
@@iamchillaxx has Fuerza done one of these mixes for ‘Sounds Like Love’ ?
J Dilla died on my 15th birthday so weird.
does anyone knows where this pic was taken?
For this one I believe ether Santa Monica or Venice Beach in California
Does anyone know where the piano intro was taken from?
Your best bet is to look in the description of these videos, the sample's copyright should have it
Here it is! th-cam.com/video/VtQbv4GipbM/w-d-xo.html
@@ColHogan-le5yk Thanks for the tip! I'll be looking out for it in the future :) Such a good intro