I'm listening to alot of East Coast albums from the 90s and early 00s and I'm noticing a common thing.
Alot of so-called 5 mic classics have no sub-bass and don't sound right compared to, say, the stuff that was coming out of The South in the same time period.
I just compared The Blueprint to Thug Motivation 101. Granted, those albums are a few years apart, but I'd have to concede that The South brought sub-bass to the front.
Once The South started to take over, producers in NYC had to turn the bass up to compete.
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