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shoulda known.... yall dont know good music... looool
shoulda known.... yall dont know good music... looool
actually i dig it. good stuff.
I've always loved the sound of Cat Power's voice on that track.
Their first album was even better.
Check out this one
Hansome Boy Modeling School (feat Roisin of Moloko & J-Live) - The Truth
that is pimp
Chan Marshall's voice is good . Thats awesome, gonna have to download this. Dude keep posting music Fillmoe - I really really like the stuff you post.
Very nice
just another band claiming they will change the world.
seriously, according to another of their songs, this band thinks that hip hop influences all of music. What ignorance.
I do believe that hip hop influences alot of our culture. and no hip hop is not better than rock.
two different skill sets.
that's all i have to say.
You obviously know NOTHING about Dan the Automator. His production explores much much more than just hiphop. He has created some of the most musically creative albums in this decade.
from wiki:
"Trained in classical violin as a child, Nakamura, who is Japanese American, was more attracted to early electronica and hip-hop. After dabbling as a DJ, he gave up on the skill and instead worked on musical production, taking on small gigs until getting his major break working with Kool Keith.
Nakamura's work tends to integrate significant amounts of overlooked 1970s and 1980s kitsch, cult classics, and B-grade 1990s television material. His work also tends to make heavy use of classical music and science fiction overtones and references, the latter with hip hop roots in the space jams of Parliament. Sci-fi also pops up in the hip hop oeuvres of RZA and Jedi Mind Tricks, among others, both in and out of collaborations with Dan the Automator.
Nakamura's best known production work includes Kool Keith's commercially successful Dr. Octagon project, and the widely successful trip hop/lo-fi project, Gorillaz. He is also renowned in underground circles for spearheading the critically acclaimed underground projects Handsome Boy Modeling School with Prince Paul; Deltron 3030 with Del tha Funkee sapien and Kid Koala; Head Automatica with Daryl Palumbo; Josh Haden; Lovage with Mike Patton and Jennifer Charles; and Peeping Tom with Mike Patton and Kid Koala.
He has also had production spots on the albums of several rock groups, most notably on the British group Cornershop's When I Was Born For The 7th Time, Blues Explosion albums ACME and Damage, Primal Scream's XTRMNTR and Little Barrie's Stand your Ground.
Dan has recently created tracks for an Adidas advertisement campaign."
How is this guy not changing the world, musically? Any genre he's touched with his production has turned to gold. And hiphop does influence all music, because hiphop is based on incorporating all music. It's a circle.
Some of my favorite Automator work........
Lovage-Stroker Ace
Handsome Boy Modeling School- 'World's Gone Mad
Deltron 3030- 3030
Gorillaz- Dirty Harry
Dan the Automator is crazy versatile....
I believe Mike Patton is in Lovage who is the lead singer of Dillinger Escape Plan.... post "Calculating Infinity" of course.....
Patton was also a member of Faith No More.
Lovage is such a badass album. Jennifer Charles has one sexy ass voice.
First three songs in this post reminded me of an ex whose CD collection I should have raided before we split. Looks like I'll be busy downloading tomorrow, instead.
TSA i didnt know trannies was your type... LOL
Wish I had more to do manana, then download
No really, am taking the pg. princess, for lunch and a pedi
wrong, its the other way around, alot of music influences hip hop. Hip hop doesn't influence jazz, or classical, folk, etc. those genres have been around before hip hop.
its not a diss.
just don't make claims that aren't true.
hip hop is more about editing, and little actual score composition. ofcourse you could throw in a bach miniature and make it fit around a hip hop beat thrown along with some Coltrane in there and some marvin gaye qoutes and claim that hip hop is universal. ok..
hip hop is just an offspring of rock blues, and funk. hip hop does not make rock.
hip hop is just an amalmagation which relies heavily on electronic means and software nowadays that it's become probably the most versatile and free genre out there.
but in no way did nothing but a G thing influence Bach, john cage, fats waller, albert king, Mahalia Jackson.
if anything hip hop is here today because of its foundation.
if hip hop were to disapear from the face of the earth, all other genres would cope fine, because hip hop didn't birth them.
infact, hip hop has a heavy strong aggressive groove like some rock forms, that i think it is closer to rock then blues, or gospel and early forms of r&b.
To say something isn't influenced by Hip Hop because it was around first is ridiculous. It doesn't matter what was here first, once its here it influences everything around it. I promise you there is Jazz being made today that has been influenced by Hip Hop. I know there is plenty of Rock today that has been influenced by it and you could insert any genre into that argument.
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