How Many of You Don't Like Drum Breaks?

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  • DocBeezyDocBeezy 1,918 Posts

    excellent!

    now, can someone "skool" me on the importance of this DJ Shadow fellow? Then, I'll be ready for the big hip-hop arguments!

    I CANNOT HELP YOU THERE.

  • hcrinkhcrink 8,729 Posts
    What about hop?

  • Mike_BellMike_Bell 5,736 Posts
    Is that similar to ?

  • DocBeezyDocBeezy 1,918 Posts
    What about hop?


    Oh yeah, and what is this "Rawkus Dead Stock Gold"? A type I of 40oz. malt likker, I suppose?


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  • hcrinkhcrink 8,729 Posts
    Is that similar to ?

    good question!

    And also, how do these things fit into the "4 elements of digging"?

  • DocBeezyDocBeezy 1,918 Posts
    Is that similar to ?


  • Mike_BellMike_Bell 5,736 Posts
    Is that similar to ?

    Is that Mr. Dibbs in the back? If so, then Crink, somehow ties into the 4 elements of diggin'.

    What about the 4 elements of hip-hop?

  • hcrinkhcrink 8,729 Posts
    What about hop?





    Oh yeah, and what is this "Rawkus Dead Stock Gold"? A type I of 40oz. malt likker, I suppose?





    Paging PLANET!



    Deadstock GoLD!



    note to self:



    start working on my own projects and search the globe for those elusive records.

  • OK, so like I said, I am no hip-hopper - so maybe someone can essplain this me...

    My understanding of a "break" is a segment of the music where pretty much everything stops but drums & they continue to play a beat EI: Scorpio, or Funky Drummer, right? yet I hear all kinda things called "breaks" - things that sound nothing like this. So, what the fuck is up? I'm not even sure I understand what a break is.
    I always liked Cedric the Entertainer's definition of a break on the Kings of Comedy.

  • I'm not even sure I understand what a break is.


  • batmonbatmon 27,574 Posts
    I'm not even sure I understand what a break is.


    BrEAKitUP

  • DocBeezyDocBeezy 1,918 Posts
    seriously if you google emo-rap you get:


  • If you dont buy them there is more for me to dig up.

    it aint necessarily so - we could be buyin the same records for different reasons

  • RaystarRaystar 1,106 Posts

    I think drumbreaks are a producers thing, if you are a collector who is not into producing I can totally understand your being annoyed with breaks.

    I think drumbreaks are a producers thing, if you are a collector who is not into producing I can totally understand your being annoyed with breaks.

    I think drumbreaks are a producers thing, if you are a collector who is not into producing I can totally understand your being annoyed with breaks.

    I think drumbreaks are a producers thing, if you are a collector who is not into producing I can totally understand your being annoyed with breaks.

    I think drumbreaks are a producers thing, if you are a collector who is not into producing I can totally understand your being annoyed with breaks.

    I think drumbreaks are a producers thing, if you are a collector who is not into producing I can totally understand your being annoyed with breaks.

    I think drumbreaks are a producers thing, if you are a collector who is not into producing I can totally understand your being annoyed with breaks.

    I think drumbreaks are a producers thing, if you are a collector who is not into producing I can totally understand your being annoyed with breaks.

    I think drumbreaks are a producers thing, if you are a collector who is not into producing I can totally understand your being annoyed with breaks.

    I think drumbreaks are a producers thing, if you are a collector who is not into producing I can totally understand your being annoyed with breaks.

    I think drumbreaks are a producers thing, if you are a collector who is not into producing I can totally understand your being annoyed with breaks.

    I think drumbreaks are a producers thing, if you are a collector who is not into producing I can totally understand your being annoyed with breaks.

  • RaystarRaystar 1,106 Posts

    Technically a break is anytime the music stops and one instrument continues...

    LOCATION!...

  • RAJRAJ tenacious local 7,782 Posts
    What about hop?


    Oh yeah, and what is this "Rawkus Dead Stock Gold"? A type I of 40oz. malt likker, I suppose?


    Paging PLANET!

    Deadstock GoLD!

    All the records had the bar codes crossed out with sharpie ink just sitting there like it was 98 again.


  • batmonbatmon 27,574 Posts

    I think drumbreaks are a 20th CENTURY producers thing, if you are a collector who is not into producing I can totally understand your anyoing of breaks.
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