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... and how it compares to the McNeal & Niles LP? I can't find a damn thing about it on the internets. Thanks in advance Does not compare. Wouldn't mind a copy of that Basement 45 Mr. Niles released on La'trice though. Yikes.
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Pure class. Beautiful early Philly soul right thur.
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seeing something like that makes you wonder how humanity doesn't crumble in upon itself. I wonder what percentage of the population consists of Chongs like this dude. That said, he's pretty awesome.[/b] BINGO!
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i wont name names... but these aren't crappy DJs... these are some of the biggest DJs in LA, vegas, SF... Amazing thread, that has yet to mention the best soul and funk DJ's in California. ....seems heads will only go with what they know, rather t…
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Im gettin the Seratoe so I can play with my 45s more and not worry about cue burn. Not sure If I'll be playing out like that though. But it always gets me nervous bringing out $1000s worth of 45s to a bar. I think about that all the time too. Esp…
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45 only is sorta... look mah no hands! I don't know, considering that a lot of the best soul and funk music was 45 only, I don't see it having all that much to do with elitism. Given a choice b/w hearing an all LP soul set and an all 45 set, I'll c…
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kill a floor with just 45's[/b] (good record selection and world class skills right there!) isn't this what all the best Djs are able to do??? blow the ppl away with their 45 selections and juxtapositions??? slight disagreement. if i got a stone-…
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SOUL DJ: BRAD HALES his northern/crossover/modern steez is unfukwittable these days, imho... His blog is pretty amazing as well, tons of records that basically don't exist: http://bradhales.podomatic.com/ Can't cosign this enough. Brad's DJ box…
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James Trouble no Dude dropped a pretty dope set when I saw him in 2004/5...playing New World and such before people even knew it was something to get excited about. Of course, the crowd also had to deal with his incessant rambling throughout the…
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I've seen at least 3 of those DJ's kill a club dancefloor dead. I'd put Snowboy in the mix. Oh no doubt. Everybody has an off night once in a while. It's especially tough when playing to new crowds, or when trying to expand your arsenal to include…
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Some of the best I've seen: Ian Wright Dante Keb Darge Matt Weingarden Scott Craig Josh Davis Tony Janda is definitely top notch James Trouble
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Did I mention my head hurts?
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This all reminds me of a very relevant conversation I had with a well known DJ from my hometown of Grand Rapids. He'd been a big part of the emerging West Michigan garage scene, helped put Al Greene on, and spent 30+ years on air. I don't recall how…
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I would again challenge the idea that what we're talking about here is a "national poll" situation. What makes "Sgt. Pepper" the album it has become has to do with our impression of its importance and influence. Sure, selling 11.7 million albums he…
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In any case. You guys are all wrong...
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Somebody has probably already asked this question already, but is it even possible to come up with a satisfactory answer to this question. I have to imagine that the majority of Americans associate the 60s almost exclusively with rock music (with a …
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I have a hard time believing that a rap album - any rap album - could be considered the defining album of Generation X. I mean, these are some of my favorite albums, but it seems unlikely to me that SOC could be - above all other albums - the one th…
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reading this thread makes my head hurt universalizing your own experiences is wack Translation: Me Phi Me actually is the most important album of the PS (Pre-Shawnna) era
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reading this thread makes my head hurt Mine too. I was born in '81, so my perspective on this issue isn't nearly as clear as some of the older folks who have weighed in, but for me, I have a hard time believing that a rap album - any rap album - …
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made black music safe for white kids to like. i would think run dmc is responsible for that. Hells no - return to THRILLER for the ultimate in "Black music for white people shook by Black people." Not that it isn't a great album. But it's hard t…
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...Because that's the music I like. It's not because[/b] it's how they did it back in the day. It's because that's the only way possible to make this kind of music. Nice album by the way. Also, Reged on 11/24/03 = lifetime Strut pass
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... ... i didnt mean that funk nights were like that; my reasoning for not going out to dance to funk 45s is a musical preference, plain and simple. No doubt. I was reading a bit too much into what you posted. I'm sensitive when it comes to funk…
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...its just that the kind of wallflower hangers on, the sudden nerdiness of record spotters scaring away girls, the guys who go to watch the dj vs. dance to the dj etc. i mean right now if i go to a disco/house night in chi, chances are it'll be a…
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...its just that the kind of wallflower hangers on, the sudden nerdiness of record spotters scaring away girls, the guys who go to watch the dj vs. dance to the dj etc. i mean right now if i go to a disco/house night in chi, chances are it'll be a…
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Now she has more time to sit at home and post on SoulStrut.
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I love how this topic pops up at least once a year. Anyone know any other albums that are almost as hard to tell whether its og or re-issue as invaders? I recall very nearly being fooled by a reissue of Fat Funky & Tough. Anybody else seen re…
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I hope I don't regret that Jr Walker post in the morning! That you do not already regret it is frightening.
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What kind of shoddy schitt is that? I say bring corporal punishment back to the workplace! Sorriest attempt at a floss evar. Rey doesn't own this record (ebay photo swipe related) There are few things that I can't abide in this life and peo…
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What kind of shoddy schitt is that? I say bring corporal punishment back to the workplace! Sorriest attempt at a floss evar. Rey doesn't own this record (ebay photo swipe related)