Tech talks 6's n 7's, Lil Wayne and T-Pain Track n more!
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I'm on neither side for a double album.
I liked Killer, and still listen to the majority of it.
It was just a mistake to choose a producer that was making relatively similar beats over and over and use them.
The thing with Tech is he listens to a beat in its entirety from the smallest fraction of sounds to the claps and things that demand attention. What his audience does, however, is hear Drill Team then Beat You Up and immediately notice the surface similarities. But then the next track is Let's Go and it's not as similar a sound, though from the same producer.
If Tech can actually go through 30 beats without making that mistake, there's not much I would be unhappy about. The album picks up and falls at the same time in regards to tracks, so it's all relative.
I liked Killer, and still listen to the majority of it.
It was just a mistake to choose a producer that was making relatively similar beats over and over and use them.
The thing with Tech is he listens to a beat in its entirety from the smallest fraction of sounds to the claps and things that demand attention. What his audience does, however, is hear Drill Team then Beat You Up and immediately notice the surface similarities. But then the next track is Let's Go and it's not as similar a sound, though from the same producer.
If Tech can actually go through 30 beats without making that mistake, there's not much I would be unhappy about. The album picks up and falls at the same time in regards to tracks, so it's all relative.
