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ARE BREAKS, BACK?

RAJRAJ tenacious local 7,782 Posts
edited August 2005 in Strut Central
I think they are. Feels like 2001 all over again. Got to go dig up my copy of "Off the Record" Part II, "Drugs", and Barriosoundz.

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  • mannybolonemannybolone Los Angeles, CA 15,025 Posts
    Paging Rich Harrison.
  • faux_rillzfaux_rillz 14,343 Posts
  • gambitgambit 906 Posts
    dangermouse seems to be aiding in the comeback of the break.
  • lambertlambert 1,166 Posts
    Strictly Clergy Beats for the '06

    Only the holiest of holy heat for me.


  • izm707izm707 1,107 Posts
    depends where you live and where you head is at i guess, coz i've been in MANY places, inlcuding clubs, and i spent some breakless nights. I tell you that...lol.



    but you're right in a way. Breaks would have been gone like the wind right now. But some people like Kanye or Rich Harrison made mad loots using breaks. So i guess that's why newbies didn't drop it yet. But i seriously feel like it's some old-heads game. I don't much youngsters up on it like we was in the beginning of the 90's.
  • asprinasprin 1,765 Posts
    sayin!!!
  • AlGarthAlGarth 353 Posts
    I don't get this thread at all.
    Where did breaks ever go?
    The "break" is the foundation of all hip-hop music we hear today.
    The break has never left if you ask me.
    Maybe I'm just a newbie.
    Oh well.

    Sell me all your "breaks" please.
    (yes I still buy qty. of James Taylor and Nillsson records for drums)


    Thanks,
    al

    -Please don't mock me for buying Don Mock
  • asprinasprin 1,765 Posts
    yes I still buy qty. of James Taylor and Nillsson records

    expect a PM about how good of a look that is from our beloved Reynaldo
  • dCastillodCastillo 1,963 Posts

    (yes I lost count of James Taylor and Nilsson records I bought for drums)

    breaks rule
  • AlGarthAlGarth 353 Posts
    expect a PM about how good of a look that is from our beloved Reynaldo
    huh?
    good look?

    now i'm even more confused.
  • volumenvolumen 2,532 Posts
    I don't get this thread at all.
    Where did breaks ever go?
    The "break" is the foundation of all hip-hop music we hear today.
    The break has never left if you ask me.
    Maybe I'm just a newbie.
    Oh well.

    Sell me all your "breaks" please.
    (yes I still buy qty. of James Taylor and Nillsson records for drums)


    Thanks,
    al

    -Please don't mock me for buying Don Mock


    I think part of the point is that they fell off in popular music. And even though you have knowledge a lot of young kids just know "mad keyboard" beats. They never fell off in my world either, but plenty of people could care less. And believe it or not plenty of people into hip hop could care less about records.
  • Mike_BellMike_Bell 5,736 Posts


    And believe it or not plenty of people could care less about records.
  • gloomgloom 2,765 Posts


    And believe it or not plenty of people could care less about records.

  • volumenvolumen 2,532 Posts




    And believe it or not plenty of people could care less about records.








    HA HA!



    "I didn't know that record had a break!"



    "Well I didn't know that chick had a dick!"





    ::sonned::
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