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The Neptunes

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Oct 30, 2026

Josh SchwartzGUEST
20:07
And unless you could change it, Max is the only one I've seen that has actually grown and changed it and still stays current.
Josh SchwartzGUEST
20:15
And even the Neptunes, I don't really hear much from anymore.
Josh SchwartzGUEST
20:19
I know Pharrell still does stuff, but I mean, Pharrell's, you know, obviously amazing, but the Neptunes, every song is the same, the same thing over and over.
Josh SchwartzGUEST
20:30
It was that same beat, same sounds, you know, but that's, you're going to do that.
Josh SchwartzGUEST
20:35
If people are calling you, give us that, give us that beat, give us the Noriega beat, give us, what you did for Britney, give a slave.
TJ JeffersonHOST
59:15
Sometimes you got to get down.
O'Shea Jackson Jr.HOST
59:16
Bro, the Neptunes broke up.
TJ JeffersonHOST
59:18
Yeah.
TJ JeffersonHOST
59:19
Well, first the fat boys break up.
TJ JeffersonHOST
59:20
Yeah, now the Neptunes break up.
TJ JeffersonHOST
59:22
Somebody got a problem with Hov.
O'Shea Jackson Jr.HOST
59:24
Oh, speaking of which.
TJ JeffersonHOST
58:42
Sometimes you got to get down.
O'Shea Jackson Jr.HOST
58:43
Bro, the Neptunes broke up.
TJ JeffersonHOST
58:45
Yeah.
TJ JeffersonHOST
58:46
Well, first the fat boys break up.
TJ JeffersonHOST
58:47
Yeah, now the Neptunes break up.
TJ JeffersonHOST
58:49
Somebody got a problem with Hov.
O'Shea Jackson Jr.HOST
58:51
Oh, speaking of which.
Shawn O'SullivanHOST
68:34
The other wrinkle here is that, you know, that was against the backdrop of... arguably one of the greatest moments in popular musical culture of the last century.
Shawn O'SullivanHOST
68:47
of the of the entire history of popular music let's just say it like the moment of like timberland and the neptunes right being like the most important producers in the world that was that was a high watermark for pop for pop music culture right like yeah totally that was that was incredible music incredible production um that was happening at the absolute top of the charts
ChrisHOST
69:12
um yeah
Shawn O'SullivanHOST
69:15
So, you know, of course, of course, like there was a generation of people who wanted to engage with that because it was that good.
LighthouseHOST
0:50
The title track in the song Pray For Ya leans into that chemistry, mixing flirtation with touches of church.
LighthouseHOST
0:56
The album opens up with the song Muse, and when I heard it, I immediately thought of Ciara's 2006 song I Proceed, which was produced by the Neptunes.
LighthouseHOST
1:06
The songs closely resemble each other melodically.
LighthouseHOST
1:08
The song Get Back brings a conversational approach to relationship drama, following the familiar phone call where somebody needs advice, and feelings complicate the answer.
speaker_0HOST
0:33
His solo LP is a constantly evolving quest for authenticity and musical honesty.
speaker_0HOST
0:38
Over the course of an hour, we covered the joy of collaboration, the golden years of Timbaland and the Neptunes, dancing to Paul McCartney's Check My Machine,
Alexis TaylorGUEST
0:47
and an unlikely encounter with Chloe Savigny.
speaker_0HOST
0:51
You're listening to Late Night Tales on the Record.

36 MINS LATER

Alexis TaylorGUEST
36:55
And there's a lot of dedication to this making of pop songs together that I think shows a commitment to each other as much as to the music.
speaker_0HOST
37:07
You mentioned pop songs there and around the time that you were kind of developing was probably, I think, a great time for pop music because Timbaland was active.
speaker_0HOST
37:18
The Neptunes were active.
speaker_0HOST
37:20
Artists like Justin Timberlake were making incredible albums.
Cameron StrangHOST
59:12
right.
Cameron StrangHOST
59:12
Producers, Derek, Dre, Timbaland, Neptunes.
Cameron StrangHOST
59:16
All that's to go.
Cameron StrangHOST
59:17
Easy.
Cameron StrangHOST
59:25
Like, yeah, in general, all the music they've ever made out of here.
Cameron StrangHOST
59:30
Dre, Timbaland, Neptune.
Derek MinorHOST
59:31
Are we talking Neptunes or are we talking Pharrell as well? I would say Pharrell as well.
Derek MinorHOST
59:36
Then it got to be Timbaland.
Dominick CrosettoHOST
3:01
Kanye's been there.
Dominick CrosettoHOST
3:03
The Neptunes, Pharrell Williams has done stuff with him.
Dominick CrosettoHOST
3:06
Obviously, you know, I mean, I think, again, Eminem and those guys.
Dominick CrosettoHOST
3:09
He can bring
Jaycen JoshuaGUEST
32:17
The super producer's gone.
Jaycen JoshuaGUEST
32:19
You know what I mean? There was a time when you went to a Timberland, you went to a Rodney Jerkins, you went to a Pharrell or the Neptunes at the time.
Jaycen JoshuaGUEST
32:30
You went to Babyface.
Jaycen JoshuaGUEST
32:31
You went to Jimmy.
Persis AbrahamHOST
7:25
Bloodshy and Avant, who worked with Britney on Toxic, they're a Swedish duo, and they produced the definitive dance pop gems on this album, including Piece of Me, Radar, Freak Show, and Toy Soldier.
Persis AbrahamHOST
7:37
We also have the Neptunes, Pharrell Williams and Chad Hugo.
Persis AbrahamHOST
7:40
They produced the smooth, mid-tempo closing track, Why Should I Be Sad? Carol Diogardy is also credited on this album.
Persis AbrahamHOST
7:47
She co-produced and served as a key studio collaborator for tracks like Ooh Ooh Baby and Then we have Carrie Hilson, James Jim Beans Washington, Sean Garrett, T-Pain, and Nicole Morier.

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Persis AbrahamHOST
25:59
And I think Perfect Lover is a deep cut that fans love.
Persis AbrahamHOST
26:03
It's very, very unique.
Persis AbrahamHOST
26:04
Track 12, Why Should I Be Sad, produced by the Neptunes.
Britney SpearsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
26:10
While I was praying for Nick, was it true?

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