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  • DJ Sheep

    This is not the updated I expected to see when I clicked on this thread. If it wasn’t comedy gold originally, the 13 years later update certifies it. 

    Edit: certified hilarious, that is. 
    klezmer electro-thug beats
  • [Looking for a Track] Zapp / Roger Troutman – Batman OST? very raer ;)

    I’m a federal employee. Have been for 20 years. I love my job and I’m awesome at it (which I should be after 20 years). 

    So let me have this thread where I can celebrate the return of the real le toupt and zapp Batman songs that probably don’t exist. Don’t drag those other bastards into it!


    Jimster
  • How to dig really deep into music genres?

    If it were easy to find it wouldn’t really be unknown, would it?

    also just scroll through the soulstrut archives. 
    Duderonomyketan
  • The “oh shit I just realized _____” thread

    Shit is getting deep. 

    In that public enemy song ‘caught can I get a witness’ it only recently dawned on me how funny this line is:
     “found this mineral… that I call a beat. Paid zero.”

    in other words he sampled somebody and didnt pay a thing for it. Which I guess is obvious but it always went over my head and now that I realized what he meant I think it’s hilarious. 

    Yesterday in line at Costco I said out loud “hey! You think Ecuador means equator?” And my wife called me a moron but I never noticed it before. 

    Which makes Ecuador the only other country besides South Africa whose names is also its location. That I can think of. By that I mean if I say there is a country called Suriname you might have no idea where it is.  But if I say there is a country called South Africa … well… you have a pretty good idea of where it is. 

    Changing subjects, my favorite fact is that  the narrator in the opening credits of The Texas Chain Saw Massacre is John Larroquette. He did the sequels and reboots too. 


    Frank
  • Music that remind you of african patterns?

    I would looking to the discography of one Lawrence Welk. 
    ketanDuderonomy