Music
A lot of people ask me what I listen to, because I listen to weird shit. Here’s a list of music I’ve been tuning into lately (8/11)
In Session: Johan Gielen(prog trance)- It’s a very good live set streamed by Internetdj.com he mixes real well and I like how the site gives a list of the songs so you know what you’re listening to. Some of the tracks are killer, but I couldn’t find them on vinyl.
Favorite track(s): Daren Tate > Deliverance > Mondo
The Prodigy (electronic): Always Outnumbered, Never Outgunned- After 7 years on hiatus, Laim Howlett and crew picked up where they left off with The Fat of The Land. I think this cd is excellent. I’d describe it as an electro-dirty pop. It has melodic samples, great guest apperances and excellent dirty bass-lines. I give it two thumbs up.
Favorite track(s): Get Up Get Off (feat. Twista), Girls
PeteRock: Soul Survivor II (Hip-Hop): I was reading an article by Pete in Remix magazine a few months ago and he talked about the state of hip-hop in today’s media as “hip-pop.” I have to agree with him. With all the hip-pop and beat rap out there, I’ve started to branch off of rap/hip-hop music lately. I only find solace in underground. Rock’s album is fat. He rejoins with longtime friend C.L. Smooth and recording engineer Jeremy Staub. His beat’s are true and fat, the artists (like Talib Kweli, Pharoe Monch, Kardinall Offishall, Dead Prez and many more) are real hip-hop.
Favorite Track(s): We Good ft. Kardinall, It’s A Love Thing ft. C.L., Beef Feat. Krumbsnatcha, Head Rush ft. RZA and GZA
Sasha: Involver (Prog Trance)- Excellent mix cd! Sasha, who I haven’t really listened to much, infuses the mix-cd concept by remixing all the tracks himself. Excellent production quality and sound quality. It is definitely one of the top 5 albumbs of the year.
Favorite Track(s): u.n.k.l.e.- what are you to me, petter- these days, spooky- belong, felix da housecat- watching cars go by
Vinyls I’ve bought lately:
Mobb Deep- Got It Twisted (Rap): Excellent bass line, good for parties….not much substance, mixes well with some tracks, 106BPM
Mark Farina- Dream Remixes (House): Soft house, slow beat, real relaxing, doesn’t hit as much as I want it to, but you always want variety
D&D Project- Afterhours EP (Hard House): HOLY JESUS! What a sick vinyl, it packs everything I need. Some killer sounds with fat bass, some sick lyric loops on this packed 2 side vinyl. You’ll hear this a lot when I’m around.
In Session: Johan Gielen(prog trance)- It’s a very good live set streamed by Internetdj.com he mixes real well and I like how the site gives a list of the songs so you know what you’re listening to. Some of the tracks are killer, but I couldn’t find them on vinyl.
Favorite track(s): Daren Tate > Deliverance > Mondo
The Prodigy (electronic): Always Outnumbered, Never Outgunned- After 7 years on hiatus, Laim Howlett and crew picked up where they left off with The Fat of The Land. I think this cd is excellent. I’d describe it as an electro-dirty pop. It has melodic samples, great guest apperances and excellent dirty bass-lines. I give it two thumbs up.
Favorite track(s): Get Up Get Off (feat. Twista), Girls
PeteRock: Soul Survivor II (Hip-Hop): I was reading an article by Pete in Remix magazine a few months ago and he talked about the state of hip-hop in today’s media as “hip-pop.” I have to agree with him. With all the hip-pop and beat rap out there, I’ve started to branch off of rap/hip-hop music lately. I only find solace in underground. Rock’s album is fat. He rejoins with longtime friend C.L. Smooth and recording engineer Jeremy Staub. His beat’s are true and fat, the artists (like Talib Kweli, Pharoe Monch, Kardinall Offishall, Dead Prez and many more) are real hip-hop.
Favorite Track(s): We Good ft. Kardinall, It’s A Love Thing ft. C.L., Beef Feat. Krumbsnatcha, Head Rush ft. RZA and GZA
Sasha: Involver (Prog Trance)- Excellent mix cd! Sasha, who I haven’t really listened to much, infuses the mix-cd concept by remixing all the tracks himself. Excellent production quality and sound quality. It is definitely one of the top 5 albumbs of the year.
Favorite Track(s): u.n.k.l.e.- what are you to me, petter- these days, spooky- belong, felix da housecat- watching cars go by
Vinyls I’ve bought lately:
Mobb Deep- Got It Twisted (Rap): Excellent bass line, good for parties….not much substance, mixes well with some tracks, 106BPM
Mark Farina- Dream Remixes (House): Soft house, slow beat, real relaxing, doesn’t hit as much as I want it to, but you always want variety
D&D Project- Afterhours EP (Hard House): HOLY JESUS! What a sick vinyl, it packs everything I need. Some killer sounds with fat bass, some sick lyric loops on this packed 2 side vinyl. You’ll hear this a lot when I’m around.
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