Do any internationally known musicians come here?
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simon silverdollar
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plastic (not plastik) man comes on here sometimes i think. and dj/rupture too. and the shadetek guys.
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simon silverdollar
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oh and one of the people from black dog as well i think
Well , not so famous but we are here .
Releases & rereleases
Rudements '77 . "30 Seconds Over DC" rerelease on Rollins and Mackaye's District Line
Ike Yard . CrepseculeEp '81 & Factory America '82
Dominatrix ."Sleeps Tonight" '84 sampled by Carl Cox (F.A.C.T.1) , J Cartier , Puff Daddy, Hell and who knows who else , TommyBoy Perfect Beats /Nine O'Clock Drop /new er 'electrodisco' Comp. on Koch.
Gigolo rerelease '03
Death Comet Crew aka DCC . Beggars Banquet '84 , "America" EpTroubleman '03, "This Is Riphop",'04
The Voodooists '89 -'92 . Warlock 12" '91 , Video Voudou LD Toshiba /EMI/Kodansha '92
black rain '89 -'99 . Fifth Column records '95,'96
Produced various: Colloquium 1 Comp. with Carlos Peron , Severed Heads '97
Brotherhood of AntiGood .Japanese Comp. of NYC hardcore '98
Nowthenafter . NYC downtown electronic ''06
New York Noise #3 No wave proto electro Comp. '06 now tapped to go on Soul Jazz
DFA "Beat Connection" remix . unreleased '02
TUSSLE Don't Stop" remix .Tmu '04
Music inspired by Pac Man . Pac Man Jam on Greeting Cat (Japan /US), new Ep recording now
Day to day, decade to decade, genre to genre , station to station
Releases & rereleases
Rudements '77 . "30 Seconds Over DC" rerelease on Rollins and Mackaye's District Line
Ike Yard . CrepseculeEp '81 & Factory America '82
Dominatrix ."Sleeps Tonight" '84 sampled by Carl Cox (F.A.C.T.1) , J Cartier , Puff Daddy, Hell and who knows who else , TommyBoy Perfect Beats /Nine O'Clock Drop /new er 'electrodisco' Comp. on Koch.
Gigolo rerelease '03
Death Comet Crew aka DCC . Beggars Banquet '84 , "America" EpTroubleman '03, "This Is Riphop",'04
The Voodooists '89 -'92 . Warlock 12" '91 , Video Voudou LD Toshiba /EMI/Kodansha '92
black rain '89 -'99 . Fifth Column records '95,'96
Produced various: Colloquium 1 Comp. with Carlos Peron , Severed Heads '97
Brotherhood of AntiGood .Japanese Comp. of NYC hardcore '98
Nowthenafter . NYC downtown electronic ''06
New York Noise #3 No wave proto electro Comp. '06 now tapped to go on Soul Jazz
DFA "Beat Connection" remix . unreleased '02
TUSSLE Don't Stop" remix .Tmu '04
Music inspired by Pac Man . Pac Man Jam on Greeting Cat (Japan /US), new Ep recording now
Day to day, decade to decade, genre to genre , station to station
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Omaar
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polystyle desu said:
Any chance of getting to hear this?
Sorry boys, except for PlasitcMan and the 'Dominatrix' Hell thingy, I've never heard any of them. I must be an ignoramus for not keeping up with all this essential shit, where can I download if for free?
Either that or the powers of the Global Zionistic Media Entertainment Empire are keeping these brothers down.
Either that or the powers of the Global Zionistic Media Entertainment Empire are keeping these brothers down.
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the undisputed truth
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first past the post and popping the noob cherry...
...we make music, are from NZ and i got some mates around the place who know what we sound like on a good day
so do we qualify ???
...we make music, are from NZ and i got some mates around the place who know what we sound like on a good day
so do we qualify ???
who gives a shit anyway? I wanna talk about them, not to them. 
Noah Baby Food
Well-known member
"Women...beat their men...and men beat on their drums...."
TUNE. Props to Polystyle.
TUNE. Props to Polystyle.
Raw Patrick
Well-known member
Yeah, that Beat Connection remix sounds interesting to say the least!
the undisputed truth
Banned
sup Melchior...
...we reppin churtown on the mainland
and yeah Gutter...
...I just want to make beats and let other people talk about em but people just won't let me
...we reppin churtown on the mainland
and yeah Gutter...
...I just want to make beats and let other people talk about em but people just won't let me
Dom Boom Boom
Yeah, sure did "Sleeps Tonight" - had a great team helping along the way.
Seems like yesterday and same time , aaages ago .
Inspiration was my Dom lady friends who used to do their thing in high places with music business lawyers who repped people we've all heard of .
I luved the dynamic of what was going on behind those doors ,
what they got paid to do to that macho power those dodo's projected in their 'regular life' ,
and so 'women beat their men ' -
'and animals watch beyond the fire' . Yes they do ...
Re: the "Beat Connection" remix . Well, we all used to hang out and go to the same parties and one night
I was asked by Tim Goldsworthy if I wanted to remix James' new track .
Once I heard it though decision was made to scrape what was there and build something new that actually made the 'connection' the piece was supposed to make ...
This first involved my mates Mal Torrance and Tim Saccenti's mixing some cool new music we liked on the turntables , just laying out some possibilites in the DFA studio , then I brought in a young Japanese lady to another studio and got some vocals going , James had a nice bassline laying around from some previous jam session and Tim G hooked it all up .
That was 2002
Yeah, sure did "Sleeps Tonight" - had a great team helping along the way.
Seems like yesterday and same time , aaages ago .
Inspiration was my Dom lady friends who used to do their thing in high places with music business lawyers who repped people we've all heard of .
I luved the dynamic of what was going on behind those doors ,
what they got paid to do to that macho power those dodo's projected in their 'regular life' ,
and so 'women beat their men ' -
'and animals watch beyond the fire' . Yes they do ...
Re: the "Beat Connection" remix . Well, we all used to hang out and go to the same parties and one night
I was asked by Tim Goldsworthy if I wanted to remix James' new track .
Once I heard it though decision was made to scrape what was there and build something new that actually made the 'connection' the piece was supposed to make ...
This first involved my mates Mal Torrance and Tim Saccenti's mixing some cool new music we liked on the turntables , just laying out some possibilites in the DFA studio , then I brought in a young Japanese lady to another studio and got some vocals going , James had a nice bassline laying around from some previous jam session and Tim G hooked it all up .
That was 2002
