Mjukis
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Anybody know where Hypnagogic Pop came from? I'm guessing either the main artists, or The Wire. Also, is Based considered a genre yet?
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I didn't know the Syleena Johnson singing on "All falls down" is Syl's daughter. That makes this even more perplexing. Kanye may have been under the impression it was cleared, but still...
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absoul85 said:As for museums, a trip to Louisiana up north is a must. Beautiful scenery and a world-class art museum. Definitely!
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MDejean is another danish strutter you can get in touch with. Nice guy (Hi M*rtin!). My favourite cafe in Copenhagen is Banker??t, on Norreport. Great food and lovely surreal decor with stuffed exotic animals dressed up in biker gear and a gi…
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I use an mpc1000 but I'm not very technical with it. But yes - it's infinitely better. Don't hesitate, just make the switch. (Disclaimer: maybe they've improved the akai system drastically over the last updates. I doubt it though.)
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haze25 said:"Jesus Walks" shits over any of the "Real Hip Hop" that you listen to. That song is perfection. All those underground dudes you listen to can't make music that powerful, sometimes theres a reason dudes are on top............. Kanye's a p…
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I really like this album so far, but feel like I need more listens to really digest. I saw Kanye live this saturday and it really becomes clear how his ego is both his greatest strength and weakness. Sometimes he'd go into three minute autotu…
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neil_something said:get the new little dragon album instead of either. Based on hearing a few tracks and seeing them live, I'd say I don't get it. Always willing to change my mind, but can't really get with her vocals. And the live show bored …
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Saw them live this friday night, really good. Only caught half the set but great vocals, and a lot of live playing/processing. I'll check the album out on the strength of that. The Zomby album is great too - it has that Donuts-type feel where…
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DB_Cooper said: During these moments, I usually end up thinking a 4x4 expedit is the MOST amount of records that one can reasonably have, although even that is pushing it. Of course, my "reasonable amount" is completely subjective and borderline …
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An obvious one:
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dj_cityboy said:any one know where you can order that book "45RPM Cover Museum" in the US or Canada? That book looks awesome indeed. Great interview!
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holmes said: and a banger to me always meant a song that would hype up/rock/tear up a party/club etc... Yup. It seems weird to describe, say, Townes Van Zandts "Waiting around to die" as a banger.
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holmes said: and a banger to me always meant a song that would hype up/rock/tear up a party/club etc... Yup. It seems weird to describe, say, Townes Van Zandts "Waiting around to die" as a banger.
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BallzDeep said:youngEINSTEIN said:for example "bounce, rock, skate, roll" 12" i have at least 60+ copies. such a great poast. The goal of course, must be to have more copies of "Bounce, rock, skate, roll" than it's physically pos…
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My favourite thing about "Revolution" is John not having decided whether he was for or against violence when they put out the album version - hence the "Don't you know that you can count me OUT... IN" part. When the single version came out, he had m…
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Nice, thanks for the tip. What always intrigued me about East of Underground - the cover. You'd think an army band wouldn't be allowed to have one of the most righteous-yet-tripped-out covers EVER. Did they even know about the album/cover? I …
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Great song! And yeah, haven't heard anything new so on point with the Stepney steez since this came out:
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rootlesscosmo said:their homie had that one line "on the mic I have more presence ("present"s) than attendance in a class of schizophrenics. Here here" that was dope. Dope line, but people keep getting Schizophrenia confused with Multip…
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hertzhog said:Mjukis said:Good watch. Hoping for massive amounts of DVD extras because I'm sure all those people in the end credits had something interesting to say. It has to be tough though, interviewing all those people and then cutting it down t…
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Good watch. Hoping for massive amounts of DVD extras because I'm sure all those people in the end credits had something interesting to say. It has to be tough though, interviewing all those people and then cutting it down to a 1 and a half hour movi…
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Yeah, that's an impressive list. Frontin' is still so awesome. I wish Pharrell would have tried that route more, basically making modern radio pop that still has that Prince quality, rather than "Can I have it like that". Glad to be reminded of t…
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It basically has to be either a solid album or contain a killer song I can't live without. I'm down to a 4 X 4 Expedit and I intend to keep it that way - ( + a couple of crates in the attic). If you sell 10 records and end up buying 1 of them…
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StoneHands said:I totally understand why PE is the majority choice. Personally, Id pick Outkast. I agree. It's partly an age thing, but also, PE is more something I pull out once in a while. I could listen to Outkast every day and not tire of it. …
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"Don't start none, won't be none"
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Dante said:GSH's We Almost Lost Detroit into The People by Common. Probably my favorite for many, many reasons. Lots of stuff by Pete Rock. Cosign on the People - amazing flip. The GOAT of flips is probably TROY for me, but that one fe…
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When I worked as a mailman, all my younger colleagues were huge metal fans, but only into current metal. I was pretty surprised to learn they had absolutely no love for Black Sabbath. None at all. The shame. I'm no metalologist, but the riff …