Get yourself together. Move to Philly, buy a house, cop a CS80, get 6 or 7 interviews, eat cobbler with them, book some back to back 45 gigs, listen to Eugene McDaniels.
This man is a hero and a true inspiration that has led me to discover a deliberate taste in music, and then always return to learn the things I couldn’t properly understand earlier. He truly is my hero when it comes to music.
es klingt nur nicht wie KC...und so sind alle SängerInnen modeliert von dL! So bescheißt man seine Ohren...da die Instrumente seine Marionetten sind, einschließlich der Stimme der "Stars" . Aber ja, viele Menschen mögen es. Für die Musiker bedeutet dies allerdings: Gefangenschaft, da der Producer es eh verändern kann.✌️
I miss the days of easy finds of magic in Philly…now I’m waiting out the old mpc’s and dead musicians; not to downplay RJ, but it wasn’t only dope you’d find on Water, but dope.
I remember reading about RJD2 in Scratch Magazine, and he kind of ostracized himself, by trashing producers and beat makers how didn't play instruments, and strictly sampled. He has some heat, but he shouldn't have trashed everyone who samples. There's a difference between the loopers and the choppers. I don't really sample anymore, and I own a bunch of gear now, but back in the day, all I could afford to do was sample. I was a chopper though. I would still sample, if it wasn't for clearances. I have mixed feelings about the new sample sites. I liked hunting for samples off of old records. It was fun, and in most cases, they sound better than the sample sites now.
Met him in Lawrence Ks. He just came out with 'Since We Last Spoke'. He performed then sat at a table an sold that cd for 10 bucks. Very humble dude. One of the 3 or 4 catz who inspired me to make beats and buy an MPC.
I love this...it's the coolest music I've ever heard in my life because I'm dreaming it. And you said hum it in? Is it telling or unearthly that we have to do it in real time We can't reproduce it...
I just think of the day I first listened to her and am thankful that I became such a fan obviously now with more knowledge of her past and very familiar with all her music nice to see her being interviewed so often just a great hiphop artist the best in my opinion 😍🥂🔦💃🏽🥇
I'm 1 minute in and I already know why this guy is a fucking legend. 2021 and I know he's been grinding since this video was released in 2012. Respect.
Go watch the live version of, 'It's always Binary'. Three syncopated live drummers with all analog equipment. Very difficult to pull off. No loops, no backing tracks, no bs. Also, they were a rock band for over a decade before they started making electronic music.
Fun fact re: mad men, and was basically a movie re-run channel, and there was some rule that was going to get enacted that they would be taken off major cable packages if they didnt make original programming. Mad Men was one of the shows they pretty much crapped out just so they could stay on cable and it turned into this huge show
