Snuff's cover of "I Think We're Alone Now" might be up your alley.
Black Flag's version of Louie Louie was the first thing that came to mind but not really pop-punk i guess.
A bit old now but lately i've been really digging the Slaughterhouse "On The House" mixtape. Haven't enjoyed their stuff in the past but this kinda 'lyrical miracle' battle rap feels right to me in September 2012.
Also i just wanted to say that this thread has turned me on to...
It was a good watch. Nice to hear the beats loud at the cinema. I got a bit tired by the accapella rapping to camera. Most of the time I just wished they would shut up. For me, Rakim, Kool Keith and Snoop were the highlights.
SIRUS said:i remember when phill interviewed him and he (danny) didn't want to be revealed.
I hesitate to say this as i loved the Dusty Fingers series- they introduced me to lots of great music that was off my radar. I wonder what made him decide to reveal his identity, i mean (and...
kala said:soup said:skullsnaps said:Were there never instrumentals of Paul's Boutique released?
http://www.mediafire.com/?as3b340z0yw0z72
:beerbang: :bingbangboom:
thanks
Thanksfor posting this. I dug up an old thread from the DWG board where they mention this going for...
Anto99 said:No love for the skinny jean crowd, but sure, I see your point. The worst is when they actually get jobs in a spot u like - dealing with that "I know Indy bands u don't know eye-rolling shit is the worst.
No. The worst is when people working at record stores are actually into...
Controller_7 said:The_Non said:Suggest away. It'd be nice if it was:
1) Cheap
2) Relatively Easy to Obtain Around the World
3) Has a self contained drum break in it
4) Classique Breakz or Some Relevance to Soulstrut
I like this criteria. Basically the same as Mardis Gras...
ako said:sounds like i'm alone at this point in the only using original pressings and only using vinyl shit
As unfashionalble as it is, i'm with you. I also like messing with Synths and Drum machines though.
4YearGraduate said:Bass Purity
Examples
SYR Units
160,000 (Dennis Coffey, Scorpio)
100,000 (James Brown, Big Payback)
80,000 (Steely Dan, Peg)
40,000 (Pete Rock, TROY)
10,000 (Dr. Dre, G Thang)
2,000 (Dead Pres, Hip Hop)
1,000...
upskiboo said: winner could come up with a new idea for the following months beatoff, classic break or what ever, but in that same vein with those restrickting rules!
Great idea!