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slackk
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gunshot riddim aka pulse eskimo?
http://www.zshare.net/audio/8513716caa32e1/
http://www.zshare.net/audio/8513716caa32e1/
slackk
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I always wondered who Queenie was on that and why I've never heard of her again. Little skinny girl with glasses and an alright flow but never mind.
(Presuming this is "Grab Dat Mic")
mos dan
fact music
it is indeed.
fire camp - war riddim is a fav (tune and video): just for 2face, jokes in this. and the video concept - erm, some guys, in a tunnel, spitting. that's it.
great to see skepta's private caller again, haven't seen that in years!!
Corpsey
bandz ahoy
I'm getting an internal server error off that but my PC is probably just fucked
rockypoppy2
wtf?
slakk that is in no way the same riddim as the one crazy spits over
at least, not the one you've put up
there is another version with armour (or is it hyper>?)- which kicks off with the bars "you're not from my way.."
massive
at least, not the one you've put up
there is another version with armour (or is it hyper>?)- which kicks off with the bars "you're not from my way.."
massive
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outraygeous
Well-known member
Tee
were out numbereddddddddddddd/
like spartanssssssssssssss/
and he also says 'brap' in slow motion
best mc in grime ever
were out numbereddddddddddddd/
like spartanssssssssssssss/
and he also says 'brap' in slow motion
best mc in grime ever
viktorvaughn
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Armour! There's an older name. I quite like him 'Armour AKA Big Timer, Big Beater'. Some of the NASTY sets c.2003 with Stormin, Nasty Jack, Shark Major et al are ridic. He does blend into Hitman Hyper a bit in my head though, guess they both have that slightly US influenced garage-y style.
Nasty Jack is SO SO amazing at his best and totally underrated. He spews out non-sequiturs that would make Wiley jealous
I get pissed on a bottle of Becks
Becks and a zoot yeah rocks my head
I might buy an armoured vest
I might draw a fat girl to my bed
I think the wife might be vexed
She always trying to tell me she on her reds...
POW
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slackk
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just guesswork from names alone with youtube blocked- i think i know which one you mean now though.
Diggedy Derek
Stray Dog
That's an amazing, amazing idea. It sends shivers up my spine to think of that.
What I think is astonishing about the track, really, is that none of the MCs bears a major debt to hiphop, they all have totally off the wall flows. That one track condenses everything that was fresh in grime into a track that's almost less than three minutes long (and that condensing, that kind of succinctness, was itself a key thing with grime)
Although it's not my favourite bit, at that stage you're thinking, cor, the fourth MC is going to have to do something pretty fresh to stand out after the first three... and then it's like some utterly possessed nutter has walked in the studio. It's so off the wall.
rockypoppy2
wtf?
i dont think anything beats d doubles bars on that track - talk about off the wall, its completely off the radar of comprehension, just mental
i think the 6minute version is more epic though - and sharkie major comes in with some good bars - crazy t also vocalled the destruction riddim for lord of the decks one or two, i forget which, but that version was also massive
@ slackk - would love to know the name of that riddim also, (if its not just known as gunshot riddim)
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Diggedy Derek
Stray Dog
What what what? There's a longer version? Please, someone give it to me?
This is like finding out that the 3 minute version of "Rapper's Delight" is a mere excerpt from the real deal.
slackk
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pulse eskimo IS gunshot.
I'll look at youtube tomorrow anyway.
Back to lists, my top 10 pirate sets because why not. This is just right now, off the top of my head;
1/2; Young Man Standing 1 & 2.
The encapulation of the concept; bags of MCs and hype, beats that still get me aggy now, EVERYONE on their one-line flows and biggest bars. Perfect.
3; 25/12/05, Roll Deep B2B Slew Dem B2B Ruff Sqwad.
Just look at the line-up. Xmas day sets always hold a soft spot in my heart- they're all drunkish, upbeat, just barring. First time I ever Tempz.
4; Roadside Gs, 1Xtra Halloween.
Cameo basically just plays all the beats from Lesson 2, few others obviously, bare slewing. RSGs are kind of a myth to me, I only have 2 of their sets, they're both amazing. Shame.
(not on the site yet, slipping)
5; Bionics ft Kano, Ghetto, Demon and Big Seac.
It's painful to even think about Kano I think. To think how sick he actually was and what he is, wow. This is his peak, for me. Big Seac is badly underappreciated, Ghetto less frenetic than normal and it just clicks.
6; 08/03/04, SLK and Ruff Sqwad
I've never understood why the internet ignores SLK (bar VIP2), such a heated crew. Ruff Sqwad you already know. Also has a beat I wheel myself on the mp3 that I've only heard there. 50 minutes of those on early 04 beats? Boy.
7; 27 minutes of Musical Mobb.
J-Wing, Dizzman and Rugrat in a mountain of distorted hype, all three of those are just madly underrated if not forgotten by most. I used to listen to this smoke weed with my cousin to this in my old Nova driving round Lewisham so much we knew every bar.
8; Durrty Vs Wiley, with Dizzee, God's Gift, a bit of waste.
If it wasn't for Dogzilla etc turning up, top 3. As it is, the biggest 1st half of a set going. Doogz, Wiley and Dizzee ciphering, turns into a clash, Wiley gets HYPE, it's sick.
9; Chronik and Tempz (slew dem) slewing Ghetto and Demon.
Needs to be heard to be heard, simple as. Angriest, funniest set ever.
I'll finish there, there are dozens I want to write about tbh and I'm going the pub in a minute.
I'll look at youtube tomorrow anyway.
Back to lists, my top 10 pirate sets because why not. This is just right now, off the top of my head;
1/2; Young Man Standing 1 & 2.
The encapulation of the concept; bags of MCs and hype, beats that still get me aggy now, EVERYONE on their one-line flows and biggest bars. Perfect.
3; 25/12/05, Roll Deep B2B Slew Dem B2B Ruff Sqwad.
Just look at the line-up. Xmas day sets always hold a soft spot in my heart- they're all drunkish, upbeat, just barring. First time I ever Tempz.
4; Roadside Gs, 1Xtra Halloween.
Cameo basically just plays all the beats from Lesson 2, few others obviously, bare slewing. RSGs are kind of a myth to me, I only have 2 of their sets, they're both amazing. Shame.
(not on the site yet, slipping)
5; Bionics ft Kano, Ghetto, Demon and Big Seac.
It's painful to even think about Kano I think. To think how sick he actually was and what he is, wow. This is his peak, for me. Big Seac is badly underappreciated, Ghetto less frenetic than normal and it just clicks.
6; 08/03/04, SLK and Ruff Sqwad
I've never understood why the internet ignores SLK (bar VIP2), such a heated crew. Ruff Sqwad you already know. Also has a beat I wheel myself on the mp3 that I've only heard there. 50 minutes of those on early 04 beats? Boy.
7; 27 minutes of Musical Mobb.
J-Wing, Dizzman and Rugrat in a mountain of distorted hype, all three of those are just madly underrated if not forgotten by most. I used to listen to this smoke weed with my cousin to this in my old Nova driving round Lewisham so much we knew every bar.
8; Durrty Vs Wiley, with Dizzee, God's Gift, a bit of waste.
If it wasn't for Dogzilla etc turning up, top 3. As it is, the biggest 1st half of a set going. Doogz, Wiley and Dizzee ciphering, turns into a clash, Wiley gets HYPE, it's sick.
9; Chronik and Tempz (slew dem) slewing Ghetto and Demon.
Needs to be heard to be heard, simple as. Angriest, funniest set ever.
I'll finish there, there are dozens I want to write about tbh and I'm going the pub in a minute.
outraygeous
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outraygeous
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TEE - BRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAP