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I don't understand, why someone into boogie would be into this. Sounds like some crappy bar rock to me.

:beerbang: No for real, the track is always good, the Dayton Sidewinders is the version for me.

I remember feeling tracks off of this when it dropped. Old man rap classique?

The other latin soul 45, which has been made expensive by the British soulies.

tripledouble said: t with didier Ha!

No surprise. It's great, hard to find, and has been highly in demand in Europe for the past 5 years. ??400 has been the going price for a while.

Damn, the 2000's were an amazing era for rap. I had forgotten how nice Jadakiss is.

I have fond memories of my "Santana's Town" 12", which I owned before my great rap 12" purge of 2009.

gloom said: USA USA USA My brain just fell out the window.

Fanzine article. I love polyphonic pygmy singing, but haven't checked for Madlib in ages. I'm certainly not hating, but his whole manufactured mystical auteur hermit steez are tired. Quasimoto is his best work. With his other schitt, he does not even approach the Sun Ra levels he tries...

I thought this would be the proper way to kick of the new website from my side. I updated my blog after a long long break with some Caribbean heat: 21st Century Second Line blog If you are not interested in the reading and just want to listen to the mix, here you go: The Best...

indeed it is! half ealy 70s somewhat 'rude' nightclub comedy, half hammond instrumentals. weird. i was going to do some research into the modo label to see if there are any other actual LPs on the label, which so far as i knew was all 45s. Im from the area and modo stuff is scarce even around...

indeed it is! half ealy 70s somewhat 'rude' nightclub comedy, half hammond instrumentals. weird. i was going to do some research into the modo label to see if there are any other actual LPs on the label, which so far as i knew was all 45s. Im from the area and modo stuff is scarce even around...

I remember when Mass Influence performed in Helsinki in the early 2000, they started a song, put their mics down and started doing these crazy rehearsed group dance choreographies. Many a backpacker was scratching their head to that boy band performance. Haven't seen something like that go down...

See, exactly what I'm talking about. The word as I've known it didn't come from "hoodlum". It came from an abbreviation of "neighborhood". But today, it might as well have come from "hoodlum". And that's fucked up to me. I haven't actually read the novel, but it's the inspiration for one of...

The origins of the usage are not in the non-white realm.

Karlophone: LOL at the Comic Bill MurrY on Mo Do! Is that the same Buffalo label, that put out those Bob & Gene records?

This group belongs here: I love this sound, but I have never gotten around to checking it properly. Thanks for the recommendations!

Noooooooooooo! Now I will not get any work done.