Talk:The Neptunes discography

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Hello, i created this page as people kept putting discographies on The Neptunes' page, despite the fact that there was a link to the official discography... anyway, if we're going to have a wikified discography, it may aswell be more useful than the official one; so i've started it out chronogically, and with albums. but obviously a lot more needs to be done so please help out! please try to stick to the formatting; i think there are enough examples to figure the rest out from.. ~ Bungalowbill

• Do not create new headers for each album! (ie. ===Title===)

[edit] Incorrect additions

• Do not include re-uses of instrumentals which have had no further production, such as the Clipse's "Drop it like it's hot"
• Pharrell featuring on a track does not necessarily mean he produced it. this most often occurs when there is a song over an old instrumental, usually on mixtapes.
• if you think an addition may be contraversial, or has been removed by someone else, then u must provide a link proving that it was produced by the neptunes. this can either be done by typing [http://www.website.com] after the entry, or providing a link or reasoning on the talk page (This page).

Mystikal's "Not That Nigga" was produced by precise [1]

Clipse's Drop it like it's hot is, i believe, just a re-use of the Snoop Dogg instrumental, which is already included. “You’ll See.” uses EPMD instrumental “You’re A Customer” [2]. i believe the rest of the tracks on "We got it 4 cheap" are re-used instrumentals also, and so should be removed, unless someone can prove otherwise.

With SWV's release of the 'Right Here' CDS, there were many remixes of 'right here'. however, these (like the original on the '92 album) only featured Pharrell saying 'SWV' in the background, and he did nothing original in any of these remixes, therefore the should not be included.