Todo comenzó a partir de la muerte del ego.
En Chapel Street - Londres 1966.
30 oct 2008
"War Scarzs" (Pauly Paps)
Thuz 3 Wishz / War Scarz
12"
1997
Al under clásico únicamente se le puede colgar con justicia esa etiqueta para diferenciar la etapa más "precaria" en cuanto a medios. Únicamente por eso y absolutamente por nada más.
No nos engañemos : no hay nada más después del under clásico.
Bueno sí : el "modern underground"-"post under" 2000,que mayoritariamente consiste en quemar etapas a golpe de la práctica indiscriminada de la acción de fusionar.Para el resto, el tributo con sello propio es la máxima.
Estamos apañados.
12"
1997
Al under clásico únicamente se le puede colgar con justicia esa etiqueta para diferenciar la etapa más "precaria" en cuanto a medios. Únicamente por eso y absolutamente por nada más.
No nos engañemos : no hay nada más después del under clásico.
Bueno sí : el "modern underground"-"post under" 2000,que mayoritariamente consiste en quemar etapas a golpe de la práctica indiscriminada de la acción de fusionar.Para el resto, el tributo con sello propio es la máxima.
Estamos apañados.
Brass Tacks
Brass Tacks
Ice Breaker Classic / Hidden Insight
Vinyl, 12''
[1996]
01 - Ice Breaker Classic [Original Serious Mix]
02 - Ice Breaker Classic [Radio Edit]
03 - Hidden Insight [Classic Mix]
04 - Hidden Insight [Instrumental]
29 oct 2008
Nightbreed
Nightbreed
Long Time Coming
1998
A1 2 Roads Out The Ghetto
A2 Long Time Coming
B1 Ruckus
B2 Roads Out The Ghetto (Instrumental)
Long Time Coming
1998
A1 2 Roads Out The Ghetto
A2 Long Time Coming
B1 Ruckus
B2 Roads Out The Ghetto (Instrumental)
Ran Reed
Ran Reed
Bronx Science
The Introduction / Enough
1999
A1 The Introduction (Street)
A2 The Introduction (Clean)
A3 The Introduction (Instrumental)
B1 Enough (Street)
B2 Enough (Clean)
B3 Enough (Instrumental)
Yieh Yieh
Esto es una sobremesa como dios manda : Hardcore del fino para empezar la tarde plomiza y contemplar con serenidá la bendita lluvia.
Cella Dwellas con el alias de Ran Reed ,acaso?, para el sello Bronx Science...
y ya nosé nada más sobre éste disco.
Si alguien sabe de dónde coño sale éste glorioso track : "So What You Want"?? , que me escriba el titulo del disco para culturizarme un poco más,que voy a vomitar tanta acumulación de datos de un momento a otro,pero es necesario.
Un sólo titulo se agradecería porque sospecho que el titulo del youtube puede pero no debe estar equivocado.
Cella Dwellas con el alias de Ran Reed ,acaso?, para el sello Bronx Science...
y ya nosé nada más sobre éste disco.
Si alguien sabe de dónde coño sale éste glorioso track : "So What You Want"?? , que me escriba el titulo del disco para culturizarme un poco más,que voy a vomitar tanta acumulación de datos de un momento a otro,pero es necesario.
Un sólo titulo se agradecería porque sospecho que el titulo del youtube puede pero no debe estar equivocado.
27 oct 2008
For Malachi Free (1954-2006)
www.savagesound.com
www.unwinnablewar.net
www.killthepresident.net
www.warwhores.us
Malachi R.I.P
Malachi Ritscher fue uno de los más grandes fans y promotores del free jazz de Chicago. Tras varios años de asistir incansablemente a los conciertos de la AACM y de gente como Fred Anderson y Von Freeman, e inspirado por la nueva generación de improvisadores comandada por el saxofonista Ken Vandermark, Malachi decidió extender su compromiso con la escena local por lo que adquirió y aprendió a dominar un sofisticado equipo de grabación portátil y se dedicó a grabar sin falta todos los conciertos de free jazz a los que acudía, sin dejar nunca de pagar el boleto de entrada de los mismos y sin aceptar retribución monetaria a cambio de las grabaciones que puntualmente entregaba a los músicos pocos días después de los conciertos. También las masterizaba y editaba como un ingeniero de audio profesional. Su archivo personal constaba de 2,000 títulos, de los cuales al menos unos 80 se han convertido en discos oficiales editados por sellos seminales como Okka, Emanem y Cadence, entre los cuales destacan los siguientes:
1998 Stumble, AALY Trio & Ken Vandermark
1999 Live at the Empty Bottle, Peter Brötzmann/Hamid Drake/Kent Kessler
1999 Two Days in Chicago, Misha Mengelberg
1999 Unity Variations, Evan Parker & Georg Gräwe
2000 Comedy, Kevin Drumm
2000 Emancipation Proclamation, Hamid Drake/Joe McPhee
2000 English Suites, Ken Vandermark & Paul Lytton
2001 Chicago Piano Solo, Irène Schweizer
2001 Compositions/Improvisations 2000, Anthony Braxton & Scott Rosenberg
2001 Fixations (14): Solo Saxophone Improvisations 1997-2001, John Butcher
2002 Chicago 2002 , Paul Rutherford
2002 Free Jazz Classics, Vols. 1 to 4, Vandermark 5
2003 New World Pygmies, Vol. 2 , Moondoc/Parker/Drake
2003 Out to Launch, Lol Coxhill
Malachi fue también un activista político en contra de la guerra desde los 70's.
El 3 de noviembre del 2006 salió de su casa a las 7 de la mañana con un bote de gasolina, se paró en la esquina de una transitadísima avenida del centro de Chicago, se roció el líquido y se prendió fuego, muriendo al cabo de unos minutos. Cerca de su cuerpo se encontró una nota que decía "No Matarás", y poco después fueron encontrados en su página de internet un obituario y una nota de despedida en las que explicaba el sentido de la última protesta realizada en su vida, y relacionaba su sacrificio con la larga tradición de auto-inmolaciones como forma de protesta política que empezó con los monjes budistas que lo hicieron tras los crímenes del gobierno vietnamita.
Vía Malverde.
.
.
.
"Aziz"
Live at the Empty Bottle,Chicago.
Peter Brötzmann Chicago Tentet
Peter Brötzmann — tenor sax/clarinet/tarogato
Mars Williams — tenor/alto/soprano sax/clarinet
Ken Vandermark — tenor sax/clarinet/bass clarinet
Mats Gustafsson — baritone sax/fluteophone
Joe McPhee — pocket cornet/valve trombone/soprano sax
Jeb Bishop — trombone
Fred Lonberg-Holm — cello
Kent Kessler — bass
Michael Zerang — drums/percussion
Hamid Drake — drums/percussion
www.unwinnablewar.net
www.killthepresident.net
www.warwhores.us
Malachi R.I.P
Malachi Ritscher fue uno de los más grandes fans y promotores del free jazz de Chicago. Tras varios años de asistir incansablemente a los conciertos de la AACM y de gente como Fred Anderson y Von Freeman, e inspirado por la nueva generación de improvisadores comandada por el saxofonista Ken Vandermark, Malachi decidió extender su compromiso con la escena local por lo que adquirió y aprendió a dominar un sofisticado equipo de grabación portátil y se dedicó a grabar sin falta todos los conciertos de free jazz a los que acudía, sin dejar nunca de pagar el boleto de entrada de los mismos y sin aceptar retribución monetaria a cambio de las grabaciones que puntualmente entregaba a los músicos pocos días después de los conciertos. También las masterizaba y editaba como un ingeniero de audio profesional. Su archivo personal constaba de 2,000 títulos, de los cuales al menos unos 80 se han convertido en discos oficiales editados por sellos seminales como Okka, Emanem y Cadence, entre los cuales destacan los siguientes:
1998 Stumble, AALY Trio & Ken Vandermark
1999 Live at the Empty Bottle, Peter Brötzmann/Hamid Drake/Kent Kessler
1999 Two Days in Chicago, Misha Mengelberg
1999 Unity Variations, Evan Parker & Georg Gräwe
2000 Comedy, Kevin Drumm
2000 Emancipation Proclamation, Hamid Drake/Joe McPhee
2000 English Suites, Ken Vandermark & Paul Lytton
2001 Chicago Piano Solo, Irène Schweizer
2001 Compositions/Improvisations 2000, Anthony Braxton & Scott Rosenberg
2001 Fixations (14): Solo Saxophone Improvisations 1997-2001, John Butcher
2002 Chicago 2002 , Paul Rutherford
2002 Free Jazz Classics, Vols. 1 to 4, Vandermark 5
2003 New World Pygmies, Vol. 2 , Moondoc/Parker/Drake
2003 Out to Launch, Lol Coxhill
Malachi fue también un activista político en contra de la guerra desde los 70's.
El 3 de noviembre del 2006 salió de su casa a las 7 de la mañana con un bote de gasolina, se paró en la esquina de una transitadísima avenida del centro de Chicago, se roció el líquido y se prendió fuego, muriendo al cabo de unos minutos. Cerca de su cuerpo se encontró una nota que decía "No Matarás", y poco después fueron encontrados en su página de internet un obituario y una nota de despedida en las que explicaba el sentido de la última protesta realizada en su vida, y relacionaba su sacrificio con la larga tradición de auto-inmolaciones como forma de protesta política que empezó con los monjes budistas que lo hicieron tras los crímenes del gobierno vietnamita.
Vía Malverde.
.
.
.
"Aziz"
Live at the Empty Bottle,Chicago.
Peter Brötzmann Chicago Tentet
Peter Brötzmann — tenor sax/clarinet/tarogato
Mars Williams — tenor/alto/soprano sax/clarinet
Ken Vandermark — tenor sax/clarinet/bass clarinet
Mats Gustafsson — baritone sax/fluteophone
Joe McPhee — pocket cornet/valve trombone/soprano sax
Jeb Bishop — trombone
Fred Lonberg-Holm — cello
Kent Kessler — bass
Michael Zerang — drums/percussion
Hamid Drake — drums/percussion
22 oct 2008
Conspiración galáctica
Incluso dímes y diretes:
Dicen que el mosqueo que pilló Kool Keith cuando estaba con los ultramagneticos,por eso les dijo adiós,vino cuando Ced Gee y Moed Love,por debajo de la mesa ofrecieron temas inéditos del colectivo al sello Tuff City sin su consentimiento.
Y ahora me cuadra todo : de ahí una frase que Kool Keith suele utilizar en las pocas entrevistas que concede : "La industria me necesita"(+ rintintín).
(Ju)
("Conspiracies"-Kool Keith y KutMasta Kurt)
Más alter egos de K.K :
* Keith Turbo: He used this alias for the Keith Turbo track from the Black Elvis/Lost In Space LP.
* Keith Televasquez: He used this alias on Clifton with Motion Man on the Black Elvis/Lost In Space LP.
* Keith Korg: His Analog Brothers alias.
* Matthew: Keith’s middle name and alias for a full LP.
* Dr. Sperm: Known to be his first alias as a rapper.
* Dr Octagon: ...
* Dr. Ultra: He was Dr. Ultra in the "Five Deadly Venoms" Sprite commercials.
* Dr. Dooom: He created this character with sick rhymes and a goal of killing Dr. Octagon.
* Black Elvis: Dr. Dooom's twin. Created for the Columbia Records album
* Poppa Large: A big shot rapper on the East Coast
* Mr. Green: He used this alias on the back cover of Ultra's Big Time LP.
* Mr. Gerbik: The dangerous 208 year old uncle of Dr. Octagon. Half shark-alligator, half man.
* Orange Man: This was one of his characters in the Livin' Astro video.
* MC Baldylocks: Unknown right now.
* The Fourth Horseman: He considered himself The Fourth Horseman on the Ultramagnetic MC's Four Horsemen LP.
* Blonde Man: He referred to himself as Blonde Man in the liner notes of the Black Elvis/Lost In Space LP.
* Clean Man: This was an alias he used back when hiphopsite.com ran koolkeith.com.
* Shark Man: Another name for Mr. Gerbik.
* Tommy Ellis: A cross between Tommy Hilfiger and Perry Ellis. Used the name in an interview on The Wake Up Show circa 1996.
* Elephant Man: From 1996 to 1998 he always said he planned on releasing an album under the alias Elephant Man.
* Alien Man: This was an alias he used back when hiphopsite.com ran koolkeith.com.
* Jimmy Steele: He referred to himself as Jimmy Steele in the liner notes of the Black Elvis/Lost In Space LP.
* Willie Biggs: He used this alias in the track Still The Best from the Sex Style LP. He also used it on the back cover of Ultra's Big Time LP.
* Big Willie Smith: He released a limited EP with the Beat Terrorists under this alias.
* Willie Natural: This was an alias he used back when hiphopsite.com ran koolkeith.com.
* Reverend Tom: He first used this alias on the track Fat Lady from Ultra's Big Time LP and later used it on Thee Undatakerz LP.
* Mike Stanley: He uses this alias in DJ Spooky's Riddim Warfare LP.
* Larry Lopez: He used this name with Heather Hunter for "Toot Toot Hey Beep Beep".
* The X: He used this name on the inside cover of the Ultramagnetic MC's Four Horsemen LP.
* Rhythm X: He first used this alias in the track Funk Radio from Ultramagnetic MC's Funk Your Head Up LP.
* X-Caliber: He first used this alias in the track Funk Radio from Ultramagnetic MC's Funk Your Head Up LP.
* X-74: He used this alias in the song "Kick a Dope Verse" by The Cenobites.
* Fly Ricky the Wine Taster: This was an alias he used back when hiphopsite.com ran koolkeith.com.
* Rico from Puerto Rico: This was an alias he used back when hiphopsite.com ran koolkeith.com.
* Funk Igniter Plus: He first used this alias in the track Funk Radio from Ultramagnetic MC's Funk Your Head Up LP, and he still uses this alias.
* Robbie Analog: He used this alias to make fun of the RZA (Bobby Digital) on the inside cover of Dr. Dooom's LP.
* Sinister 6000: Kool Keith's brother. He used this alias on Automator's A Better Tomorrow.
* Crazy Lou: He used this name as the guns and ammo salesman in Weapon World from Prince Paul's A Prince Among Thieves.
* Lonnie Hendrex: This was one of his characters in the Livin' Astro video.
* Light Blue Cop: This was one of his characters in the Livin' Astro video.
* The Kid in the Commercial: This was one of his characters in the Livin' Astro video.
* Joe Kingpin: He used this alias in the track Still The Best from the Sex Style LP.
* Black Linen: He used this alias in the track Silk Suit, Black Linen from the Masters of Illusion LP. Motion Man was Silk Suit.
* Elvin Presley: He gave away cards at concerts. The cards had a picture of him with the name Elvin Presley.
* Deli Boy: He was called Deli Boy in the comedy/porn "Sex For Life Too".
* Sk88 Johnson: He used this alias in the Bootleg Skater videos.
* Platinum Rich: One the Diesel Truckers, along with The Funky Redneck.
* Exotron Geiger Counter Plus One Megotron: He used this alias on Marley Marl In Control in 1989. He also used a longer version. He also used this alias in Ultramagnetic MC's track Traveling At The Speed Of Thought.
* Activity: This was his name when he was with the NYC Breakers
* Exxon: He gave away cards at concerts. The cards had a picture of him with the name Exxon.
* Captain Kool: This was an alias he was supposed to use according to Liveonerecords.com.
* Captain Black: This was an alias he was supposed to use according to Liveonerecords.com.
* Exotron Geiger Counter One Gama Plus Sequencer: He used this alias on Marley Marl In Control in 1989. He also used a shorter version.
* Robert Perry: He used this alias for the track Robert Perry from his Lost Masters LP.
* John Clayborne Cousin of Jimmy Hicks: He used this alias on the Clayborne Family LP with Marc Live and Jacky Jasper.
* Frankinstein Junior: Another alias off the track "Let Me Show Em" from the Clayborne Family LP.
* Mr. Nogatco: Released an album under this name with Izreal.
* Tashan Dorrsett: Supposed to release an album under this name with DJ Junkaz Lou.
* Naquan aka Underwear Pissy: Alias on the new Ultramagnetic MC's album, "The Best Kept Secret".
* BiLL BLaSS: on Nancy des rose 27 Teams. "coming out here for the awards and $^it go back home".
Vía - C.Gibberish.
Dicen que el mosqueo que pilló Kool Keith cuando estaba con los ultramagneticos,por eso les dijo adiós,vino cuando Ced Gee y Moed Love,por debajo de la mesa ofrecieron temas inéditos del colectivo al sello Tuff City sin su consentimiento.
Y ahora me cuadra todo : de ahí una frase que Kool Keith suele utilizar en las pocas entrevistas que concede : "La industria me necesita"(+ rintintín).
(Ju)
("Conspiracies"-Kool Keith y KutMasta Kurt)
Más alter egos de K.K :
* Keith Turbo: He used this alias for the Keith Turbo track from the Black Elvis/Lost In Space LP.
* Keith Televasquez: He used this alias on Clifton with Motion Man on the Black Elvis/Lost In Space LP.
* Keith Korg: His Analog Brothers alias.
* Matthew: Keith’s middle name and alias for a full LP.
* Dr. Sperm: Known to be his first alias as a rapper.
* Dr Octagon: ...
* Dr. Ultra: He was Dr. Ultra in the "Five Deadly Venoms" Sprite commercials.
* Dr. Dooom: He created this character with sick rhymes and a goal of killing Dr. Octagon.
* Black Elvis: Dr. Dooom's twin. Created for the Columbia Records album
* Poppa Large: A big shot rapper on the East Coast
* Mr. Green: He used this alias on the back cover of Ultra's Big Time LP.
* Mr. Gerbik: The dangerous 208 year old uncle of Dr. Octagon. Half shark-alligator, half man.
* Orange Man: This was one of his characters in the Livin' Astro video.
* MC Baldylocks: Unknown right now.
* The Fourth Horseman: He considered himself The Fourth Horseman on the Ultramagnetic MC's Four Horsemen LP.
* Blonde Man: He referred to himself as Blonde Man in the liner notes of the Black Elvis/Lost In Space LP.
* Clean Man: This was an alias he used back when hiphopsite.com ran koolkeith.com.
* Shark Man: Another name for Mr. Gerbik.
* Tommy Ellis: A cross between Tommy Hilfiger and Perry Ellis. Used the name in an interview on The Wake Up Show circa 1996.
* Elephant Man: From 1996 to 1998 he always said he planned on releasing an album under the alias Elephant Man.
* Alien Man: This was an alias he used back when hiphopsite.com ran koolkeith.com.
* Jimmy Steele: He referred to himself as Jimmy Steele in the liner notes of the Black Elvis/Lost In Space LP.
* Willie Biggs: He used this alias in the track Still The Best from the Sex Style LP. He also used it on the back cover of Ultra's Big Time LP.
* Big Willie Smith: He released a limited EP with the Beat Terrorists under this alias.
* Willie Natural: This was an alias he used back when hiphopsite.com ran koolkeith.com.
* Reverend Tom: He first used this alias on the track Fat Lady from Ultra's Big Time LP and later used it on Thee Undatakerz LP.
* Mike Stanley: He uses this alias in DJ Spooky's Riddim Warfare LP.
* Larry Lopez: He used this name with Heather Hunter for "Toot Toot Hey Beep Beep".
* The X: He used this name on the inside cover of the Ultramagnetic MC's Four Horsemen LP.
* Rhythm X: He first used this alias in the track Funk Radio from Ultramagnetic MC's Funk Your Head Up LP.
* X-Caliber: He first used this alias in the track Funk Radio from Ultramagnetic MC's Funk Your Head Up LP.
* X-74: He used this alias in the song "Kick a Dope Verse" by The Cenobites.
* Fly Ricky the Wine Taster: This was an alias he used back when hiphopsite.com ran koolkeith.com.
* Rico from Puerto Rico: This was an alias he used back when hiphopsite.com ran koolkeith.com.
* Funk Igniter Plus: He first used this alias in the track Funk Radio from Ultramagnetic MC's Funk Your Head Up LP, and he still uses this alias.
* Robbie Analog: He used this alias to make fun of the RZA (Bobby Digital) on the inside cover of Dr. Dooom's LP.
* Sinister 6000: Kool Keith's brother. He used this alias on Automator's A Better Tomorrow.
* Crazy Lou: He used this name as the guns and ammo salesman in Weapon World from Prince Paul's A Prince Among Thieves.
* Lonnie Hendrex: This was one of his characters in the Livin' Astro video.
* Light Blue Cop: This was one of his characters in the Livin' Astro video.
* The Kid in the Commercial: This was one of his characters in the Livin' Astro video.
* Joe Kingpin: He used this alias in the track Still The Best from the Sex Style LP.
* Black Linen: He used this alias in the track Silk Suit, Black Linen from the Masters of Illusion LP. Motion Man was Silk Suit.
* Elvin Presley: He gave away cards at concerts. The cards had a picture of him with the name Elvin Presley.
* Deli Boy: He was called Deli Boy in the comedy/porn "Sex For Life Too".
* Sk88 Johnson: He used this alias in the Bootleg Skater videos.
* Platinum Rich: One the Diesel Truckers, along with The Funky Redneck.
* Exotron Geiger Counter Plus One Megotron: He used this alias on Marley Marl In Control in 1989. He also used a longer version. He also used this alias in Ultramagnetic MC's track Traveling At The Speed Of Thought.
* Activity: This was his name when he was with the NYC Breakers
* Exxon: He gave away cards at concerts. The cards had a picture of him with the name Exxon.
* Captain Kool: This was an alias he was supposed to use according to Liveonerecords.com.
* Captain Black: This was an alias he was supposed to use according to Liveonerecords.com.
* Exotron Geiger Counter One Gama Plus Sequencer: He used this alias on Marley Marl In Control in 1989. He also used a shorter version.
* Robert Perry: He used this alias for the track Robert Perry from his Lost Masters LP.
* John Clayborne Cousin of Jimmy Hicks: He used this alias on the Clayborne Family LP with Marc Live and Jacky Jasper.
* Frankinstein Junior: Another alias off the track "Let Me Show Em" from the Clayborne Family LP.
* Mr. Nogatco: Released an album under this name with Izreal.
* Tashan Dorrsett: Supposed to release an album under this name with DJ Junkaz Lou.
* Naquan aka Underwear Pissy: Alias on the new Ultramagnetic MC's album, "The Best Kept Secret".
* BiLL BLaSS: on Nancy des rose 27 Teams. "coming out here for the awards and $^it go back home".
Vía - C.Gibberish.
21 oct 2008
Dr Who Dat (Jneiro Jarel)
Beat Journey
2006
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.
.
Temas:
01 Beat Rock
02 Brazilian Thought
03 Pharoah's Dream ft. Capital Peoples
04 Bboy Portrait in Spain
05 March to Viberia
06 Stop Calling Me
07 Thumpa
08 On the Doelow
09 Deep Blaque
10 Creepin
11 Memories
12 ASAP (Flash)
13 Follow
14 Daiya ft. Capital Peoples
15 Kelly Drive
16 Ageless Daisy
17 Bahia Blues
18 Warped 45
2006
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.
.
Temas:
01 Beat Rock
02 Brazilian Thought
03 Pharoah's Dream ft. Capital Peoples
04 Bboy Portrait in Spain
05 March to Viberia
06 Stop Calling Me
07 Thumpa
08 On the Doelow
09 Deep Blaque
10 Creepin
11 Memories
12 ASAP (Flash)
13 Follow
14 Daiya ft. Capital Peoples
15 Kelly Drive
16 Ageless Daisy
17 Bahia Blues
18 Warped 45
MF Doom - Greenbacks / Go With The Flow
1997
Listado de temas:
A1. Greenbacks
A2. Go With The Flow
B1. Greenbacks (Instrumental)
B2. Go With The Flow (Raw Rhymes)
Listado de temas:
A1. Greenbacks
A2. Go With The Flow
B1. Greenbacks (Instrumental)
B2. Go With The Flow (Raw Rhymes)
19 oct 2008
Jehst
Falling Down
2003
A1 Intro (Liquor Soaked Sentiments)
A2 Run Hard
A3 Apollo Skit
A4 Manimals
B1 Fear Skit
B2 Citizen Smif
B3 Brimstone Rock
B4 Give It Here
B5 Falling Skit
C1 Dirty (Check Me Out Yo!)
C2 Monotony
C3 Esp (Extra Sensory Perfection)
C4 Die When U Die
D1 Move Back
D2 Falling Down
D3 China Shop Taurus
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Hobo Junction
(Saafir & Rashinel)
Relato pero que muy breve :
("La enferma y sus pensamientos en un momento dado + conversación con lindo pulgoso"):
...Ayer por la noche me reservé a éste pedazo de "colectivo secreto" (un poco complicado tener conocimiento de cada uno de sus integrantes,creo que no falta nadie,no abunda esa información ¿verdad?) :
Colectivo H.J. :
Saafir, JZ,Whoridas, EyeCue, Big Nous, Daarina, Rashinel, Mahasin, Poke Martian,3rd Raill Vic .
Justo para el despertar de hoy.
Oh!.Qué bien.
Habrá tiempo a lo largo del día de hoy para modular intensidades hardcorístas.
Lo sé.
Jo,jo!( más que una sonrisa : tirando a risa tonta).
Dope fin.
(Eyecue & Rashinel)
Industrial Strength People
Daywalka Music
2004
Listado de temas:
1. Press Ocnference - Pt. 1 (Intro)
2. Statement
3. Clear The Slate
4. What Type Of Pimp Are You?
5. Industrial Strength People
6. Listen To The Laughter
7. Dirt Hustlin Night Time (Interlude)
8. Funk Ship
9. Support Local HipHop (Interlude)
10. Three Niggas
11. The Street Song
12. Mendelsohn
13. Childhood Tragedies
14. Wheres The Music?
15. Coffee Shop Shit
16. Fat Girl
17. Negrolism
18. Press Conference Pt. 2 (Outro)
Polyrhythm Addicts
Rhyme Related
(DJ Spinna, Apani B Fly,Mr Complex,Shabaam Sahdeeq, Grap Luva)
1999
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*
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Listado de temas:
1. Motion 2000
2. Take Me Home
3. Not Your Ordinary
4. Big Phat Boom Intro
5. Big Phat Boom
6. No Limit
7. Nervous Breakdown
8. Should Have Known Better
9. Not Your Ordinary - Rhythm Revolution
10. Seven Steps Behind
18 oct 2008
Dynospectrum
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The Dynospectrum
1999
Listado de temas:
1. You Can Lose Your Mind
2. Introspectrum
3. Headphone Static
4. Permanent on Surfaces
5. Breath of Fresh
6. Winter Mood
7. Brief Interlude
8. Appearing Live
9. Southside Myth
10. Traction
11. Decompression Chamber
12. Evidence of Things Not Seen
13. Superior Friends
14. I Wouldn't Want You to Die Uninformed
15. Tenfold
16. Anything Is Everything
17. Armor
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