Good morning Soulstrut, I wanted to come back after 17 years and bring this thread to a proper end. Back then I asked what the drums were for “Feelin It” by the Ultramagnetic MC’s. One of my abs

I haven't given each one a listen, but that's in part due to the lack of enthusiasm I had for the early albums. 

Hitting this spot as a kid was like (much later) finding out that other people started out making pause tapes! DJs were there, totally not a ‘they don’t know what they have, cheap scooping’ place. Fir

Man that Two Man Sound sounds like a Dimitri From Paris production if he'd been around in 1975. His album was one of a small handful of sort of sample-based-breakbeat-exotica-lounge albums that I thin

With me, music wise I spent last night checking in on RXKNephew. He has 62 albums listed on Wikipedia since 2019. I came across a hilarious track where he does an E40 impression that is kinda spot on.

Been a looooong time since I've been on the strut, but I wanted to share a few albums I've produced (as Glenn Echo) over the last few years that seem like some Real Heads Know the Deal material. Hope

One of my favorite Gang Start albums. I remember the first time I heard the infamous interlude of Premo calling out the “break records cats snitchin” as oppose to other interludes on other rappers alb

hiphop50 was cool and all - and LL, Rakim, Scarface and dem deserve all the accolades.  but i also noticed many "hip hop legends" not getting their dues. 

Jimster said:

The comparison between Michael Jackson's iconic albums, "Thriller" and "Off the Wall," is a debate that has fueled discussions among music enthusiasts for decades. Both albums are considered seminal w

klezmer electro-thug beats said:

ketan said:

still giving a lot of time to the sza and panda bear/sonic boom albums. the andy shauf album, norm, is just so good too. there's a whole concept to the album so if you end up addicted to it,

Jimster said:

All the early Jef Lorber Fusion has fire on it, even when the one Kenny Gorelick came onboard.  Them cats wuz having a blast.  A solid run of albums, if you like your fusion.

ketan said:

Damn, I'm been on a kick with De La lately and was just thinking about how Dave was really underappreciated as a lyricist, in particular.  Like you never hear De La - let alone Trugoy - in ppls top 10

"Marquee Moon" is one of my favorite albums to listen to on long drives. 

I just recently discovered Sadistic Mika Band, they have some stuff.

Sault are giving away 5 new albums (!) if you can guess the password to the WeTransfer in the next 5 days: https://www.sault.global/