If you like really tight beats go with Ghostface's Supreme Clientele (2000) or Fishscale (2006)thelegendarywun

sorry jus read about papoose and talib kweli.

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"That's really a session with him. I just gathered all the music and went back to my cave and done what I have to do to it."

Or called in the ghostwriter.

elpooz

jesus, why cant people be a bit more open minded :|. people just look for ways to make weezy look like he isn't as good as he is. he doesent have a ghostwriter, hes a true artist. he does his own ish. get over it, please :|

What doesn't make sense to me is how come nobody has ever seen this guy in the studio. All his guest appearances are done by e-mail, and he doesn't work directly with any producers, unless he is close to them. I just find it a little weird that the "best rapper alive" would have something to hide.

we'd all be good producers too if we had a team of guys to do everything for usWorstGameEver

Shhhh...Don't let Dr. Dre hear you. (Just ask Scott Stortch, Mr. Porter. Nottz, Hi-Tek, Mike Elizando, etc.) he's got some great beats but he doesn't work on 'em all by himself.

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"That's really a session with him. I just gathered all the music and went back to my cave and done what I have to do to it."

Or called in the ghostwriter.