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Was gonna say I think Wayne helped make that nasal voice the mainstream standard in rap But I'm probably fucking up the timeline - drake, big sean, wiz kalifah General lack of bassy voices in rap aside from Rick Ross

Alex Garland's 'Annihilation' is on Netflix and is well worth a watch. Has its flaws but full of interesting, disturbing and haunting ideas and images. Also, for luka, there's a psychedelic sequence which I reckon might somewhat replicate what people see on DMT.

i'm not a huge fan but this mixtape (and 'dedication 1/2') are good <iframe width="100%" height="166" scrolling="no" frameborder="no" allow="autoplay" src=""></iframe>

you can get with this or you can get with that

You're not getting me to listen to miles davis i don't care :crylarf:

Because my friend linked me a Noisey article yesterday about it which made me feel very sad about my life - what it once was and is now. (In both cases, not much, but I definitely have lost that weekend glory aspect, and I forgot about the giddy euphoria of the ecstacy experience, of suddenly...

irresistible to bring up dubstep at this point ('deep medi' being mala's label - 'meditate on bass weight' etc.) dubstep was very eyes-down music, for some reason - the bass was something you wanted to be enclosed in (although i'm thinking of a specific strand of dubstep here, not so much the...

yeah i don't really care if music involves 'real' instruments or not otoh with e.g. jungle there's a difference in hearing a drum break, there's definitely a physicality to that sound, you can 'see' it being played by a drummer, and an urge i've always felt at least to air-drum along with an...

yes, the strut! it annoys me that i couldn't 'see' that mentally and wrote some vague balls about 'stiff and supple' the jump that i don't make is to picture the physical reaction to/and embodied in it

Listened to an interview with Eno recently - he was talking about how Tony Visconti never sits down in the studio, and that's where most producers go wrong, they sit down But I think what he meant was they get too relaxed and lazy about things

As I get older the more time I spend listening to music as I'm sitting or lying down. Walking is about as physically active as it gets most of the time. This probably explains why most of the time I listen to classical music these days, which doesn't tend to be designed for dancing, much less...

You've mentioned Blake, which is the cracked window I'm going to shove some Milton through 'He through the armed Files Darts his experienc't eye, and soon traverse The whole Battalion views, thir order due, Thir visages and stature as of Gods, [ 570 ] Thir number last he summs. And now his...

What a nice guy!

http://www.radarradio.com/blog/jae5-jhus-producer-interview An interview with J Hus's producer JAE5

https://www.allmusic.com/blog/post/andy-kellmans-100-favorite-charting-rb-singles-of-2000-2009 Dissensus needs to attract top-flight talent like Andy Kellman and Tim F to help balance the influx of vile trolls like sadcuntbarfy and pooka

for all their fine words, they're just a pair of vile trolls afaic and good riddance to the pair of them

Gerald Levert - Private Line (1991) Taken from Andy Kellman's R&B 40: 1991 https://www.allmusic.com/blog/post/rb-40-hits-singles-1991

Am I the witty dwarf?

I ordered that book you recommended Crowley https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2017/12/18/how-coach-k-guides-atlantas-hip-hop-stars How Coach K Guides Atlanta’s Hip-Hop Stars With rappers like Migos and Lil Yachty, the impresario known as Coach K wants to both build a company and build up the...