You mean that pretty poor bootleg of Montel Jordan's "this is how we do it", with Badness from Aftershock spitting some of his reload bars on it?
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i respectfully disagree man. terror, DOK, big ed are all great producers, some of the best grime has produced, but they all pretty much work with crappy MCs. i want to like the album, and love the roster, but its just not there. the album is a real total mish mash, and the more interesting element of the AS sound seems to have been compromised with watery R&B or too much halfstep midtempo stuff. im not hearing the 'good songs' youre talking about either. just sounded messy a lot of the time. the only one that really stuck out to me was that funky house one with gemma fox! i dunno about it being mixed well either, the vocals seemed to be recorded like most other mixtapes, not that well. which wouldnt matter that much i suppose if it was just kept raw like say, showerman (i must stop going on about that tune) but it sounds like when you have a mixer and you press that talkover button lol.
I'm convinced you would be happy if the scene just stayed with Music 2000 dubplates with MC Murk sending for Sick Man
I'm convinced you would be happy if the scene just stayed with Music 2000 dubplates with MC Murk sending for Sick Man
Tactics;79651also when Aftershock first started you knew what they were about. I've got an old show of when TD first appeared on 1xtra on Richie Vibe Vee's show. he asked him what's the label about - he goes 'basically making garage said:im happy its stable, im happy theyre running the business end right, and im glad terror is trying to build something. doesnt mean i have to like the end product though. and so, theyre trying to build a bad boy/death row type thing for grime - great. but for now, i dont think the songwriting on the more R&B/R&G type stuff is quite strong enough yet, and urban-schmurban stuff in a vaguely uk style isnt my thing either. but then producer-led comps/albums dont tend to be that great to begin with IMO so....
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MC Murk just made a terrible decision.
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youre not wrong. i have asked mc murk to send for sickman several times and even got murk to slew sickman over music 2000 dubplates but my mini grime revivalist movement just isnt catching on. i also proposed the album title 'luddite lengman' to murk but he wasnt going for it.
im happy its stable, im happy theyre running the business end right, and im glad terror is trying to build something. doesnt mean i have to like the end product though. and so, theyre trying to build a bad boy/death row type thing for grime - great. but for now, i dont think the songwriting on the more R&B/R&G type stuff is quite strong enough yet, and urban-schmurban stuff in a vaguely uk style isnt my thing either. but then producer-led comps/albums dont tend to be that great to begin with IMO so....
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Big shout out to the Younger Sick Man
Big shout out to the Younger Sick Man
i heard he sent for Wiley last week...
just got a text from murk. he said he has had a change of heart about the luddite lengman title. we are considering getting JME to do the design with him adopting the same pose as michael j fox on the cover of back to the future. JME says he can do the title in the same font as back to the future too. this is shaping up nicely. im positioning myself as something like the jack white of grime now, were using nothing but old agent x, narrows and musical mob style beats. this will not be on CD tho, strictly limited on 500 copies vinyl only. just like in the good ol days. has anyone done a retro movement this soon after the fact? i think not.
jon e cash is moving into the funky house world i think
on the promoting thing aswell, he held a dance in north west london at the end of 06