BELIEVE
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yeah, I mean damn. Piece of the Action was my shit. The first album is crazy too.
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Rocking the 3k with (double id card reader). Hey--is that an external card reader for the 3000? I've heard about the pcd 25 internal, but is this something else? The Zip 250 platform is getting more an more precarious with each passing day....…
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Dudes. Unless you have backups (and know how to use them!) I would seriously wait at least a week or two. I know that a bunch of issues have surfaced with Parallels/Windows XP and Leopard: http://forum.parallels.com/showthread.php?t=17530 Microwa…
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HA. #67? finally got a chance to listen to these tracks...and yeah, the lyrics are much more on point than Kingdom Come. Not sure if I would place these songs above his best Black Album-era material, but I'm prepared to wait until the actual …
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some will call this blasphemy, but Dukeyman chopped up marvin's GTGIU and turned it into a pretty cool b-more club track a few years back: still, nothing touches the original. such a monster jam.
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Nice thread! I usually don't rip all song versions of a 12", but here are two alternate mixes I have on hand: MC Shan - I Pioneered This (Hip Hop Vocal)...a stripped down version of the original that removes the off-key farty bassline. For whatev…
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Yeah. I must say, sloppy would have been a compliment on that evening. My guess was he was pretty addled and unprepared for a full-scale gig. Hired a horn section, got cocky, didn't rehearse, got drunk/high/whatever, and the rest was history. The …
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His Fillmore "comeback" timed with the LP reissue was absolutely tragic. http://sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/c/a/2001/07/09/DD158107.DTL&type=printable Man, such a sad night.
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just don't live in the tenderloin in SF. Landlords will advertise it as "Lower Nob Hill[/b]" or some shit Not to be confused with the TenderNob I haven't been to SF in many, many years--but deals can be found in the Sunset & Richmond. I re…
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The envy continues...great scores, Frank! And it goes without saying that the disco mix was top notch as well. Also, from my limited knowledge...Frimpong > Ebo, but my mailbox is open to receiving recorded evidence proving the contrary.
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Nothing in the DC area October 15th at Sonar in Baltimore...
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I couldn't care less if they follow up on this. it may turn out to be like Daniels' shady money stuff in his old district. Interesting. Depressingly enough, I think they're going to dig this back up for season 5 as well.
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Nice! I hear the weather is supposed to be good on Sunday. Not sure if I'll be able to make it out, but have fun at fArtscape...btw, what kind of set will you be playing?
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Damn! these look like great films--need to mark them down in my calendar.
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Jonny, Congrats on the engagement! All the best to you and the special lady. And yes-- Lies, lies and more lies. Especially #2.
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Listened to some of this mix again last night...probably one of the most fun things I heard in all of 2007, flashback style. Fool brought the heavy 90s joints, no serat0, tight mixing, talking silly. a veritable treat to hear. Also, some shamefu…
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even just recommend some mixes / compilations / albums / whatever and i'll download them off of soulseek. thanks! Try Kruder & Dorfmeister's Conversions mix--for whatever reason, I really like the first track on this disc: Dat's Cool - DJ Unkno…
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I like both tracks he did with Outkast (are there more?), Storytellin' rmx and Street Talkin'. I also really liked this: ...which had the original-speed sampled intro that was left off the album because they ran the intro straight into the song.
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Apocalypse Now is one of the greatest films ever, regardless of genre. If you haven't seen it yet, be sure to check out Hearts of Darkness--the documentary shot by Coppola's wife that follows the film's production and the mental breakdown of FFC…
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chill part of town. Yep, vinyl siding is a mark of distinction in this here city. Loving the shots--the "store/office for rent" one really does take the cake, though...as if you could just pay first/last/deposit and set up shop somewhere in bombed…
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For the last word in highlife please push this button . Damn, that's a great link. Thanks! Will check the Kinshasa mixes for sure. so much to learn...
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You know it's funny--I've never noticed any resemblance between The Smiths' guitar work and guitar-driven highlife, but having been tipped off it's definitely there. A decent example of the tonal similarity would be comparing "This Charming Man" to …
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Peace and Love--Mexican band from the late 60s-early 70s that played in the 1972 Avandaro festival--Mexico's answer to Woodstock. Here's a great site dedicated to Avandaro: http://www.maph49.galeon.com/avandaro/ingles/avandaroa.html That's the …
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Naw dude, I think he's talking about the long JB monologue J-Rocc plays offa CD... Yep, then the track kicks in later like BLAM! This is really killing me here. HELP PLEASE. HEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEELP The song is "Dead On It" off of Sex Machin…
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As always, this is awesome stuff. thanks again for sharing.
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HEY HAAAAY! YOU BET-TA BELIEVE! happy birthday to a stand-up dude through and through.
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That said I am curious about the Baltimore shit. As a pretty segregated city, is the club scene segregated? I talk to a lot of white folks that are real into Baltimore club music. And having never been out clubbing in Baltimore, I wonder what the s…
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Hahaha. Welcome to Fader Issue #33! Seriously though... There was a lot of talk about Baltimore getting its shine on due to a few charismatic dudes, namely Bossman and Mullyman. These guys had mixtapes out awhile back (about the same time that Ja …