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thanks for that...amazing stuff! and thanks to noel and bruno for the rips=- great show I'm almost certain the vocal sample is from an episode of QED on near death experiences. Also someone recently told me after a visit to tokyo that the spangly synth riff that "makes" the tune is one of the...

It is JUST a hook isn't it? it's about as reductive as pop music can get. in that way it is a kind of ne plus ultra as much as a nadir...irressistible but utterly devoid of any "content" I heard him interviewed and he was such a nice polite chap! that kind of won me over. as far as hip hop...

that'll be the one- dude came on a proper Miker G vibe entertaining show.

musical mob always denied it themselves...who knows? if it was it had to have been fucked around with afterwards. i think "trim and scratch" was one of the beats that actually was made on playstation...some were fer sure yeah i thought presets, like sample banks etc were beyond copyright?

Don't think so...that used to be rumoured about plenty of riddims starting with "Pulse X"...almost like an urban myth although it was true in a couple of places...be impressive if it was i prefer the Tinchy vocal ;)

Aaaahahahaha all these Westwood gems have made my day. Especially I've got the clip of the infamous G-unit show on my old hd. it's a couple of subsidary members i think rather than Fifty? Some bloke and a bird as well- she's particularly taken aback "You know I've been the biggest G-Unit fan...

Michael Jackson having sex with small boys? Now what would HE do with his last day...

I think what's wrong with you would probably be the more pertinent question ;) what can i say, it just makes my visits to dissensus less....wholesome i'm afraid i find myself scrolling it off the edge of the screen :rolleyes: However you have now also contributed to the probably irreversible...

The promoters, like always. this is just the way the music industry works. the artists are NEVER the ones making the real $ in any situation, hence the dawn of the "hip hop entrepreneur" in the states and JME endlessly going on about people bootlegging his t-shirts ;) Aw...come on...leave the...

This is a great novel, an exemplary work of the writer as craftsman. Not a word wasted.

Would i have said so otherwise? It happens to be the case. Though your ungenerous and ignorant assessment of his work is no surprise. He fell out of favour in academic circles a long time ago. I'll leave you with two quotes- one from Jean Genet: "The best poet in America" The other from his...

Moni Love and Chi Ali were wack. Weak links in the chain! The whole crew tendency in hip hop always results in few makeweights. Though in this case they actually picked Monie...why her and not Mell 'O'? ;) anyways- if it makes you move it's all good...not for me though

However Bukowski was a fine writer with style and economy, regardless of whether you identify with the content of his work, which cannot be said for Kerouac- whom Bukowski neither respected nor wished to be associated with. Bukowski wrote some sharp, eloquent poetry. And personally i would say...

So why bemoan burial's music moving into the mainstream when you're happy to draw comparisons with Britney Spears? i'm confused :confused:

already a thread on this: http://www.dissensus.com/showthread.php?t=7100 :(

Monie Love? come on man. she was straight up wack! i'd rather sit through Boss "Born Gangstaz" again than listen to that shit...and that thought isn't too appealing. Naughty by Nature hardly stand up too well these days either. couple of party tunes and that's it. i always thought EPMD...

its got a fucking didgeridoo in it!!! have to say this is hardly a dancefloor in a state of abandoned ecstasy <object width="425" height="355"><param name="movie" value=""></param><param name="wmode" value="transparent"></param><embed src="" type="application/x-shockwave-flash"...

because one is driven by a crossover and the other a more underground/grass roots crowd, one involves a move towards predictability and the other the possible start of something new...this is all about perception though once a genre of music becomes established as a "place" drugs get taken...

I like this as an avenue of aesthetic self justification, it can be shoehorned into a less ego driven post-modernism- instead of shoring yr fragments against yr ruins yr...HAUNTED ;) anyway... while this has nothing to do with Derrida or Deleuze, for the hauntologically inclined this...

Very nice piece- had notice the increasing tendency for DJs to refer to just "funky" on the radio. :rolleyes: What about the MCs that are currently in this scene though? they've got a proper olllld school vibe, almost like hardcore mcs. Dogtanians got these bars about not getting angry if...