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some more eulberg mixes online: http://www.play.fm/viewtopic.php?t=14646 http://www.ump3.de/sites/Dominik_Eulberg_at_Full_Spectrum_27_5_05.php http://www.beatfreax.nl/s/9d9b68ac2b/f/7/t/1655.html

also check out watts's S&C versioning of Three 6 Mafia's last album (Da Unbreakables). crazy, scary stuff. here's an description i wrote last year of my favourtie S&C song ever. please excuse the overwriting: "My favourite Screw song is "Bangen Screw" (available on The Legend, a 2001 Big Tyme...

michael watts' S&C version of david banner's mississippi is well worth checking. something about banner's production makes it ideal for the S&C treatment; he really is a bluesman, isn't he?

replying when you're tipsy seems like the only reasonable thing to do right now, ryan.

loving this one. funny how jones is less a rapper than slim thug but his album's way way better. benefits by staying so thoroughly true to houston -- no outside producers (e.g. neptunes), no big name east coast guests, etc. it's nice to have both discs, too. the songs i don't like in regular...

yeah, i interviewed him on the phone earlier this week and when i brought up d double he was all like "funny you should mention that..." but then his manager (who was listening in on the call, annoying as hell) cut him off before he could really get into it. same thing when i asked him about the...

also remember that at that time a lot of people were using "gutter garridge" synomously with grime and that i'd speculated about a new genre name for the d'n'g stuff: "cluttered garridge". doesn't exactly roll off the tongue, but there it is.

i remember talking to paradinas just under two years ago and he was well into grime at that time. didn't his bilious paths (as u-ziq) have one or two d'n'g tunes on it? i'll have to dig up that record and give it another spin. seems i remember him mentioning that a couple of tracks on it were...

kardi's dope. i know he was signed to MCA and had an album lined up for them but then he got lost in the big-label shuffle. (i promised myself i would not say politricks.) i don't know if he's even signed to _anyone_ right now, but he's been slinging great tapes and guest verses everywhere...

hey chimpy second that on lick over blim. blim's great, but a bit too much of a "white cube" for this sort of music. lick's just grungy enough to work. as for the dizzee show doc, sounds like a great idea! if you wanna get ahold of his label, i have an excellent contact with xl in montreal...

i'd say i could get anywhere between 10 and 20 folks out. and brokeman: no presha at all, man. i totally understand the headaches involved in hosting these things.

good times, yes. now brokeman: how's about that lease-breaking grime blowout? ha!

i'm in.

does dana know grime?

oh and i just found out that dizzee's playing the commodore on march 30. i wonder who HOB'll pick to DJ the night? maybe one of you guys should throw your hat in!

hi all i'm no dj and no promoter, but yeah, it'd be nice to hook up. this friday's no good for me. maybe thursday or saturday instead? if not, i'd be eager to know what you guys come up with.

"whole IDM/Ragga angle" = dubstep "hip-hop and reggae crowds" = grime

i'm proposing lots of betting in that last post

"course this might also be the sum total number of grime fans in the entire city right here on this board." bet you're right. still, i'm betting there's some crossover potential here with the city's decent-sized community of d'n'b, dancehall, and hip-hop heads. i could see a kind a...

strictly records, no. burned cds, yes. heretic alert!