Marley Marl 'Classic Recipes' - Recreating MC Shan 'The Bridge' w/ Akai MPC Renaissance

[@danielmelendez9943]

somebody needs to create a museum of hip hop in queens or the bronx, to preserve the history for the new generations

[@vivectelvanni]

Daniel Melendez probly the BX, ya know, where it originated

[@RapFanatic4ever]

Daniel Melendez that would be dope

[@SuperDonez]

There already is: the Universal Hip Hop Musem in Bronx.

[@danielmelendez9943]

SuperDonez going to have to make a trip and visit one of these days

[@mrrehab84]

Your wish was granted 👍🏼

[@rtz549]

Such a unique and loud sound that reverse sample is. I wondered for years what exactly it was.

[@RussRockwell]

Word, me and my boys used to call it the 'elephant rape' sound 😂

[@micro1603]

I still own the Korg SDD-2000,what a gem.

[@kiddkevo]

Best hip-hop producer of all time him and DJ Premier!!

One of the best

[@NevaSellmySoul]

Marley Marl influenced DJ Premier

[@BiZmOeT]

Heard bdp stole his chit smh he all marley is hole career #queensforever

[@RapFanatic4ever]

kiddkevo don’t forget Dre

[@otecperevodov]

no. dre is

[@XuluXac]

Marley you GOTTA break down The Symphony for us true Hip Hop Heads. Take us back to 88' !

[@jason6010]

Otis Redding loop. Drums from the 45 rpm with the smile face.

[@MrHereWeGoYo]

Man, Marley is the first cat to make me start paying attention to producers. Meaning I would go to the record store LOOKING for his name. If I saw "M. Marl" on the label that shit was as good as bought. No questions asked.

[@MaggillaKutz71]

Bro we were in different worlds and doing the same thing 1985-1987

[@ToniOhNo]

The magic of sampling “Impeach The President” drum break 💯💯💯

[@geronjenkins18]

I think it's great to see these tracks recreated. A lot of history behind that beat.

[@thinkforward8752]

That reversed high pitched wail is iconic 🙌💯 I just turned 51 a couple of days ago (for context).."The Bridge" track is one of my all time favorite hip hop beats 🎶👌

[@guttafam]

Nothin like summer in NY in the mid to late 80's and early to mid 90's.. Thank you OG..

[@danielmelendez9943]

i am from the Bronx and this video is part of an educational and legendary trip down memory lane

[@InspectaMorze]

we need more of marley's recipes!!

[@Theother1089]

Wow, I'm digging Hip Hop royalty, a true master and innovator, thank you from a uk home boy, I remember when this dropped, we were busting it out on our boom boxes remember them 😂

[@GeeMoney843]

I loved mc Shan and Marley marl. When kill that noise came out I remember recording it on tape from the radio. Classic

[@bornjust2003]

A TRUE LEGEND !!!!!!!! AND MC SHAN AND THE BRIDGE .... ONE OF MY ALL TIME FAVORITES !!

[@churchillcoins8519]

This is a Master class by the true Master. Agreed top three producers of all times. Marley, Premier and the Bomb Squad.

[@ijestars]

back in the day when this record came out i used to play the record backwards so then i could hear the sampled used

[@ligegeorge]

Thank you so much for this series. That Boom bap sound and the simplicity of good music is something that has gotten lost in todays gimmicks. I recently purchased ableton and launchpad. Its crazy that for under $200 you can make your own shit. I pray for the day we take hip hop back for clear channel and these other corporations.

[@SuperScottCrawford]

Ha! Like Pavlov's dog drooling at the sound of a bell, whenever I heard that backwards "Scratchin'", I thought "Queens Bridge". And I live in San Diego! Never been to NY.

[@MrSubstance]

Dope! I'd love him to do a version of these vids using the original gear!

[@cbwavy]

That reversed sample of Scratchin' - LEGENDARY

[@davidscott8956]

I can remember all of this. My cousin Darryl introduced me The Marley Scratch, I introduced him to BDP. I always thought those drums were already apart of the SP-12. LEARNED SOMETHING GREAT TODAY. THANK YOU.

[@Kudagraz]

how fuckin dope is this

[@BBrooks6868]

I looooooove watching these!! I can watch these all day!! Thank you Marley, I really don't think you get the credit you deserve!! Most people credit Dr. Dre as the greatest hip Hop producer, BUT without you & your innovative productions, ALOT of these producers wouldn't be where they are today!! Marley was the FIRST to do most of the the things Hip Hop producers do today!! Marley Marl.....TRAILBLAZER!!

[@JAKED1208]

YES!!! i left a comment on the rakim one saying to do a classic recipe for this joint! thank you dubspot and marley marl!! truly a legend

[@johnp.saavedra5256]

Could not talk about this song without talking about the bridge wars haha knew It was coming when I saw the title.

[@rjvernesto.]

This changed hiphop production forever. Salute to the great Marley Marl.

[@djbchill]

I love to see how the these classic records that we rocked to back in the day came together. Still got these cassettes.

[@BornJustAllah]

That SDD-2000 Sampling Delay Machine Gave Those Impeach The President Drums A Sound That That MPC Can't Do . Marleys Drums Came Out That Way Because Of The Grit Of The SDD !

[@CMane]

DJ Marley Marl is a great teacher. 💎‼️👀 HISTORY

[@JoeBlacula]

I felt that this was a honor to be able to have watched this!! I make sure that I listen to The Bridge at least once a week!! Thanks Marley!!!!!

[@ItsDesm]

No better teacher for a hip hop history lesson. More please!

[@haro82]

this series is great! please keep them coming!

[@MrGeneralWatkinz]

Salute to my hero Marley Marl!

[@willjack835]

so informative peace Marley marl

[@joshspoon]

Keep it coming w/ Marley Marl, Dubspot. Hip Hop needs to keep being documented.

[@azteknique]

Marley is one of the best that ever did it!!!! Hip Hop for life !! let's get it!!

[@RapFanatic4ever]

#Salute to you Marley Marl for making "The Bridge" by MC Shan a record when it wasn't . It's still a classic

[@et_vcuq]

These producers and artists deserve so much more recognition and credit for their skills, talent, and time spent creating work that will live on to fuel generations of cultural artefacts that most people don't even know where it all evolved from. Much respect!

[@vinylfiend1975]

Wow! Never knew about the Magic Disco Machine and always wondered where the horn was from. Many happy hours spent listening to this since then. Props to Marley Marl!

[@vollsticks]

that's a good point man the vocals on The Bridge almost sound like they were recorded at one of the legendary park jams! That reverb....

[@TasherreRisayMusic]

Agreed. They started these last July, we're only on Part 3. What's up with that?

[@richardjefferson2445]

Bring this show back!

[@SuperScottCrawford]

Soooo many classics from this man. Please, please keep making these videos!

[@sdrjr3562]

Thank you for this Marly. Much respect!

[@MrJd74100]

marley is the man

[@bigtizzo]

This is a true OG. I been telling and showing my son how pioneers made their tracks... Literally. Thanks Marley. Though I had to find out how you did it the hard way. But that made me better as a youngin'.

[@Olovlig]

I looove this so much! So glad they make episodes like this, even more being from a master such as Marley Marl. Bless you Marl

[@chrisjenkins8450]

I still blast this joint in 2020!

[@mayrarosario4002]

What a history lesson. Love the my 80’s . Amazing. Thanks

[@keithdickerson1113]

Still can't top cut so fresh Marly Marl simply the best.

[@eclipzz214]

GREAT POST!!!!!

[@kb420ps]

LMAO!!!!! KRS1 AND Scott La Rock stole his drum reel!!! That's some funny shit!!!!!

[@ARose47]

@Douglas Charles 🤡🤡

[@JamesMesidor]

taking the time to share knowledge appreciate it

[@cire155]

THE BEST PRODUCER OF ALL TIME!!!!!

[@dee24874]

Great story. Thanks, Marley Marl. 🎉🎉

[@lolofofo8459]

Mc Shan and marley marl was the best hip hop crew ever

[@TasherreRisayMusic]

Thank you, Marley and Dubspot. But can we get more than one of these per quarter?

[@QstArMedia]

What up Marley?! Nuff Respect... I'm a long time student of yours. Love the Marley Marl "Classic Recipes" featured on DubSpot... Keep em coming! Much Love goes out to DubSpot here in NYC... I love what your doing with your program (incredible faculty & staff & direction overall)!

[@rodigity01]

Finally!....this is a awesome series...keep em coming!

[@athenalong]

Sonnn... This shit was AWESOME. Thanks so much for the education, and the positivity, Marley. I love this!

[@djkizone]

These keep getting beter and better.

[@Moe-p3n]

I was in the Army 1977 78, 79 in Schofield Barracks Hawaii, a guy from Queens Bridge was there and would bring cassette tapes of Marley Marl. Forgot his name, but he told me that Marley was a cousin or uncle . Great music 🎶 🎵 👌

[@philliplyn2692]

Loving this one thanks for sharing very important information giving thanks blessed love to all knowledge is power hopefully everyone pays attention keep up the good work 🙏🙏🙏🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲💪💪💪

[@leerog1]

@4.15 so that's what it is!! Wow what an idea to do that, I LOVE that sound. Great to know, what a great post. Thanks for posting :)

[@FoxRivers778]

Undoubtedly one of the best rap tracks of all time for sure. Who remembers Mr. Magic's Rap Attack?

[@naimsalahuddin-bey2919]

Mad respect to this pioneer. Philly always took notes from NY in being the creators of this thing called hiphop

[@chrismorale]

the sounds in this record are fukkin incredible yet so simple.

[@darkskinwhite]

yooo, got his drums? thats a crazy story that im really glad I now know

[@AphexxehpA]

Wow probably some of the best vids i've seen on YT! Keep it up guys!!

[@michaelali7151]

Legendary Innovator 👊 💽 ✊

[@matterphor_uk4737]

This is levels of greatness beyond imagination. Especially for a Uni student studying music production lol

[@leanhoven]

knew this story but never knew about the stolen drums lol

[@ProducerDjTv]

Thank You marley! I still have some old school tapes of you and magic from 107.5 rap attack show. Please post as many of these vids as you can. maybe G rap next

[@miiiiisvibes]

I always loved this sound 4:19

[@officialsimonharris]

Hey Marley, awesome - thanks! I have one question, something you didn't explain was how you got that distinctive raw vocal sound on the raps, which kind of mic? what kind of compression? Please enlighten us on the recording of the actual vocals too - Thanks!!

[@bboydreaded]

Yo. Another amazing clip. I completely and utterly love the classic recipes. sooo dope. keep as many of them as possible coming. much love for educating and sharing. 1000 thank yous.

[@mattdealin]

That was a cool back story....classic hip hop rivalry.

[@ulyssej.garcia3863]

Thanks for Hip Hop Marley Marl! Blessings for all the greatness you have sent us throught your music !

[@alvarezgamers]

Thx Dubspot! Nothing like brining back a pioneer of Hip Hop, gives me that good ol feeling!:)

[@OverlorBeats]

I love this series Thanks Dub Spot and most of all Thank You Marley Marl!!

[@lilkey_tzexyd5115]

make more

[@benitahecker4221]

Wow when he reversed that sample it sounds so dope. Love this.

[@MADDLION247]

I'm gonna keep it Real... I grew up in the South Bronx During that time. "The Bridge is over" was a Monster Hit on the streets and in Hip Hop clubs during those days.... You had to rock with it!!! But me being a true Hip Hop Head.... I feel that "The Bridge" was Made Extremely well. Music wise.... its Way better than "The bridge is Over". A true Hip Hop Song from beginning to end. 9:02... shit get Real!!! 💪💪💪💪

[@sgtcreasegrease]

The Bridge helped the Bomb Squad become what they would become as producers as well.

[@MADDLION247]

@@sgtcreasegrease Indeed!!

[@MindTrickedX24]

So classic.

[@resdabest27292]

Love the history he explains. Especially the bridge is over beat…. Who knew….😮😮

[@DolbyAtmosMixing]

Never knew so many samples from so many different records were involved. This blends in different textures.

[@dannyg7710]

I need more of these

[@hobodivine]

These are awesome! Thank you Marley Marl & Dubspot!

[@germxv]

One of life's unexplained mysteries has now finally been answered. That ill ass loud sound! Now i can rest in peace when i leave this world.

[@lvhomesales]

I grew up listiing to all that rap when it first came out back then. I had no idea how all went down like that. Props to old scool rap and dub spot !

[@jussvicious]

When I first starting getting into Hip Hop Marley Marl beatz was all I heard....Rough, Rugged and Raw! 30 years latter he still got the flavor!

[@segger]

These videos are hugely inspiring, salute to Marley Marl!

[@YusukeMoriMusic]

Oh, I love this program so much!!!

[@liveish2717]

lmao im here right now cause i want to use that sound and i too never knew, what that sound was.. thank you marley. reverse sample..

[@JesseJohnson7197]

Please make it available on a mobile device. So i can watch it.....

[@DobroBad]

WORD LEGENDARY MARLEY MARL!! MAXIMUM RESPECT WORDUP!! BLESS

[@IrvNJ77]

I love this

[@daillmeskin]

This just blew my mind. The history behind the making of this song. How Marley triggered the drums back then. I never would have guessed. I always thought he did this on the sp 12. Damn!!!

[@zelloking]

What about the bridge sample the dude saying to the bridge to the bridge queens bridge?