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Bad Brains

heavy. and dr. wo looks smashing in his photo.

that clever set is LARGE

i will kindly pay tuesday for a copy of this today. :D

i never did hear the sufi record(s). i suppose that means i should get myself to slsk. (shhh shit i shouldn't have said that with matt around.) i finally heard <i>new clear child</i> in the summer of 2003 ($1 in a record sale), and listened to nothing else when i was going to bed for about six...

also, big up jon for repping <i>new clear child</i> (ha ha i think i listen to it most! though i could listen to him sing the dictionary...)

i compared <i>calling out of context</i> to ar kane and the junior boys in a review i wrote back in march (?). i didn't think i was the first one, but maybe i was! there does seem to be a link ("mod" beats + heavy echo/reverb/texture + falsetto?)

it's far less fussed over than "calling out of context," more "pure". (whatever that means.)

cheerleading is one of those things that makes me hate america and simultaneously realize that i could never, ever live anywhere else.

also skillz' "va banger" which i will defend to the death

her backstory seems pretty hardcore. (i don't make determinations about whether or not it makes people "credible." i don't think ex-crack dealers are cool people either.) she could be making it all up too. would that make it better or worse? i like her.

oh, and not really a mixtape tune, but kardi's "bellydancer" deserves to make it into every neptunes top 10 ever published and i dont even think it made it to a commercial release.

every dipset tune sampling some soft pop thing

that "ready or not" still gets played by a lot of people. the dylan remix of luda's "roll out" is LARGE (in a mosh kind of way).

"walter" is probably my favorite too. <i>village green</i> is probably my favorite 60s rock album (tho i fully admit its hard for me to get worked up about rock music prior to the late 70s) (with the obvious exceptions) (obviously.) when i got a used vinyl copy of some "greatest hits" lp, i...

this is every day for me at work, obviously. do you know how many fucking times i've had to hear jamie cullum and the new duran duran in the last month?

wagon christ - throbbing pouch recloose - cardiology wasteland - october v/a - diwali dj/rupture/mutamassik split greensleeve's ragga jungle anthems vol. 1 a few personal mix cd's (can you tell I'm not at work?)

absolutely tearing. spragga's gotta be shuffling round his mid-to-late 30's at this point...that's showin em old timer.

i think the people who look down their noses at the hipster intellectuals are actually former hipster intellectuals who've experienced a fun-fun-fun road to damascus moment. (and i should know, because i briefly was one.)