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That's the thing though they don't, as you've proved. I get that you don't like his music, or even the dude himself, but he's been one the most respected and sort after producers in hip hop for over a decade and his last few albums have all been critically acclaimed and heavily influential.

The thing that perplexes me about Kayne is how divisive he is. Those who don't like him rarely just dislike and move on, they often seem to harbour a slightly irrational hate for him. I guess that a product of the widespread and pretty fervent critical acclaim he's received, that runs contrary...

I like Kanye, it perplexes me that people don't get it, but i can see that he's not for everyone. Yes, he's somewhat of an assclown and his lyrics are horribly ignorant and misogynistic at times and overall his music is incredibly forward looking and rewarding. I love that fact that Yeezus is...

http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2013/nov/24/cutesification-of-everything-elf-twitter-funny Jesus that twitter exchange between marketing men pretending to be the personalities of corporate entities was excruciating.

I didn't mean in the sense that they thought it was all terrible. Most of the footwork producers seem pretty open and positive to outsiders taking on their sound from what I've heard. The Earl track had all the elements of a dnb style track but it didn't sound right (I don't know quite how you...

That's the thing, he has some great trax - stuff that fits well with the Teklife sound but is destinctive and different enough to be identifiable as DjEarl, something that maybe to with the fact that he uses a DAW and not an MPC for production. But he also releases some real stinkers, which'll...

I never quite know what to make of DjEarl

In a way I found Double Cup was a similar kind of experience as listening to an AraabMuzik album. I liked it though, and an more than happy for footwork to try on whatever styles it wants to. It's not surprising that considering he's on a UK based label that his sound is moving in that...

Dude has more skill than 99% of the MCs out there imho.

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I was listening to a pretty decent J-Cush mix the other week where he played a mix of old grime instrumentals, Lit City stuff like Visionist, and also Fade To Mind and Keysound releases. (I'm sure most of you know J-Cush is part of the Teklife crew, Lit City Records and he's also done production...

That is a large crew fi playing a couple of records of the radio. Was a good show though. And I'm loving the new Mumdance & Logos. - On an unrelated note, I've been pondering.. With Grime getting a bit of a resurgence and it's influence moving further outside the genre into a role previously...

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Ahh shit. You're right on that one. I just remember hearing the original, late night in some kebab shop tv playing whatever the Turkish equivalent of MTV is. hazy. I apologise to Imbruglia, and her fans, for defaming her in such an ill informed manor.

I remember she had that one hit, that it was claimed had been written for her by some respectable music guy, but then it turned out it was just ripped off from some Turkish (?) pop hit.

man.. 94 had Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik, Ready to Die, Illmatic, The Sun Rises in the East, Resurection, A Constipated Monkey, Project Blowed, Super Tight. It's a tough one.

I think when you have something brand new come along and take hold, like punk did or hip hop did, or rave culture / acid house, jungle etc it's hard to better that initial intense burning of creativity. In the 80s you had; hip hop, house, techno, electro, punk/postpunk, synth music, dancehall...